In this conversation, Ozark High School Athletic Director Yancey Little looks back on more than 30 years in education and athletics, and the path that led him to retirement. From his early days in fast-pitch softball to building one of the most respected athletic programs in the region, he shares the moments that shaped his leadership, his decision to step away, and what life looks like next alongside his wife.
The discussion also digs into the transformation of Ozark athletics under his tenure, from limited facilities to a full-scale upgrade featuring indoor training spaces, turf fields, and expanded gyms. Yancey talks about what still lies ahead for the district, the importance of strong coaching hires, and the next wave of student-athletes ready to step into bigger roles. He also breaks down how the Central Ozark Conference continues to evolve and why administrative support is often the difference-maker in long-term program success.

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