Each match can earn a team from 3 to 6 points. There are 14 matches each time out unless both squads are without a wrestler at that weight.

Next step 🚶‍♂️ is to try and score the second match from last night, where the Cavaliers hosted Floyd County.

There were three matches that both squads didn’t have a wrestler, 6 that were forfeited (5 won by us) and five matches won by 📌pins. We went 2-3 in those matches. My quick math says – Carroll County 42, Floyd County 24.

Using the same limited understanding, I believe that Radford took the opener 45-30 with one match where both teams didn’t have a wrestler.

So the question is why would someone 🤔 put this amount of time and energy into a sport where there’s limited knowledge ?

Easy answer – when your platform is Equality you have to try to be just that- equal.

I believe that Coach Long is a perfect fit for this team and that each member of his squad deserves the same level of recognition 👏 for their efforts 👏

We have seven teams competing this winter and the goal remains the same for the next three months. Try and shine a positive light on them whenever possible, even when it means trying hard to learn how to further appreciate their efforts.

If my makeshift scoring is correct then Congratulations Coach Long on collecting your initial Victory !

Thank You to Mr. Ben Tickle for his efforts 🙏 last night 🌙 during the matches.

Last night 🌙 belonged to Girls JV Basketball 🏀 and Wrestling, now its time for JV Boys 👦 Hoops and Varsity Boys 👦 Hoops with Pulaski County Cougars as the opposition.

Admission remains at $7.00 for those without passes. Pulaski County is playing in Class 3 this season after dropping from Class 4 and should provide a solid test for our Cavaliers, both JV and Varsity.

This years team is built on speed and 3-point shooting in addition to aggressive defense from start to finish. This combination should produce highly entertaining basketball 🏀 each and every time that they take the court.