For more than a quarter-century, the soundtrack of Greenwood athletics has carried a familiar voice—steady, passionate, and unmistakably loyal. That voice belongs to Tim Terry, and in 2025 it earned statewide recognition once again.
The Little Rock Touchdown Club has named Terry the recipient of the 2025 Sully Award, honoring the most outstanding broadcast call in an Arkansas high school football game. It marks Terry’s second Sully, with his first coming in 2018, and serves as another milestone in a career defined by dedication to Greenwood High School.
Terry began calling Greenwood football in 1999. What started as play-by-play coverage quickly grew into something more—a living chronicle of Bulldog pride. Over the years he expanded his reach to basketball and baseball in 2010 and even joined Bulldog softball broadcasts, becoming a year-round voice for Greenwood athletics.
But the numbers alone tell only part of the story.
Across four sports, Terry has called an astonishing 32 Greenwood state championship games. That level of longevity and consistency places him in rare company, not just among broadcasters but among anyone who has served a high school community with such sustained commitment.
A 1992 Greenwood graduate himself, Terry’s broadcasts reflect more than professionalism—they carry the heart of someone deeply rooted in the community he serves. Listeners don’t just hear the game; they feel the emotion behind every snap, every buzzer-beater, every walk-off hit. His calls have captured generations of Bulldog triumphs, heartbreaks, and unforgettable moments.
The Sully Award specifically recognizes excellence in football broadcasting, and Terry’s winning call this season stood out among a competitive field of finalists from across the state. Judges praised the energy, clarity, and emotional authenticity that have become hallmarks of his style.
For Greenwood fans, though, the honor simply affirms what they’ve known for years: Tim Terry isn’t just calling the Bulldogs—he is part of the Bulldogs.
In an era when high school sports coverage is often fleeting, Terry’s decades-long presence has provided continuity and connection. Parents, students, alumni, and longtime residents have all experienced Greenwood athletics through his words. His voice has become woven into the identity of Bulldog sports.
As Greenwood celebrates another Sully Award winner, the moment also highlights something bigger—the power of hometown storytelling and the lasting impact of those who commit themselves to preserving it.
Congratulations to Tim Terry, the voice who has made Bulldog history come alive for 26 seasons and counting.
