Tomorrow is the MACC’s version of the Super Bowl and Shannon Dalton takes the time to set the Table for all of the Participants as only she can !

Tomorrow is a HUGE day for three of our five MACC teams as they are set to head up to the land of Hokies for their final showdowns !

The first step 🚶‍♂️ is to list the Students from the teams that qualified and mix in some notes 📝 from Mrs. Dalton to help frame the evening for all involved.

MATH :

Davis is the captain and Ethan will be the one to watch on buzzers.

Math was the season champion. They were at a disadvantage at the tournament because they were missing members and their coach (Alex Leonard from CCMS) due to flu.

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Science :

Connor Beasley is the captain and a true Team Leader! He’s backed by Garrison and after Garrison, it’s a deep bench of players that all bring different skills to the table.

Rui is a cool story, because he’s one of our two exchange students at CCHS this year.

He’s from Japan

Social Studies :

Ashlyn is the captain. The buzzer beaters on this team are Bradley Dalton and Jacob Roberts. Jacob Talbert is the geography wing man.

Wesleigh, Kaylee, Robbie are the junior members. Andrew and Payton are the backup bench.

Social Studies was third in the season, so they had to win their way into SuperMACC.

Their amazing game against Grayson put them in the finals with Galax. As Galax was season champion, that left Social Studies with the pass to SuperMACC win or lose.

The two teams that had great seasons but fell just short of the Final Stage : English and All-Around

The English team had a great season and finished third. We needed two wins at the tournament, but had a surprise loss to Bland.

All-Around also had a good season and finished fourth. They were fresh off a victory over George Wythe and then turned around and lost to them at the tournament.

Best of Luck to all heading up I-81 tomorrow but let’s give the final word to Mrs. Dalton:

“It’s going to be some difficult competition tomorrow for everyone.”

Sydney & Kevin Sage are hard at work on our next Play ! Coming to an Auditorium near you.

I had the pleasure of meeting up with Mr & Mrs Sage this afternoon while on The Hill. They were holding practice with the Students who will be performing in the School play on May 3rd and 4th.

The Adams Family 👪 will have a cast of many and we hope to assist them in getting the word out between now and then.

It was a pleasure sitting through one of their rehearsals and then meeting them afterwards ! Here’s hoping that our paths will continue 🙏 to cross!

Uniforms and Rainy Days fill up our Wednesday afternoon here on The Hill…

What happens when it rains 🌧 during a spring day ? Eleven teams begin a mad scramble for a safe and dry place to practice. Obviously some sports can practice easier indoors than others can, due to the nature of the activity.

At 4:30 the Boys 👦 Soccer ⚽️ team would appear to be holding court in the Gymnasium while it would appear that our Drama Club is practicing in the Concession Stand area.

Now that the Softball teams have returned from their respective practice spots it is now time for a High School right of passage. Uniform Day is a Big Deal on a number of levels. Some are getting their first ever jerseys while others are now veterans at this.

Each of the Junior Varsity Girls 👧 and Varsity Girls 👧 are being matched up with the proper sizes and then numbers.

Grey pants 👖, Blue pants 👖➕ the Tops to match and then the jackets. A great deal of effort goes into the process for the two dozen plus Ladies who will be wearing the colors for the Lady 👩 Cavaliers this spring.

Once each of the Varsity and JV players are properly fitted for the season the attention then gets turned to making sure the 8th Grade/ Middle School team has everything they need for their season.

Mr. Jake Beamer is in charge this season along with his volunteers. The Middle School 🏫 is completely responsible for their uniforms and accessories.

Each of the young Ladies appeared excited about the process, whether they were going through it for the first time or have been there before.

How many years of practice ? How many years of Travel Ball ? How many years of lugging around a Bag 🎒 with all of your gear in it ?

These 24 young ladies (and their parents) have waited for a long time for a High School 🏫 Coach to point to them and say, “Here’s your jersey, wear it proudly.”

Tomorrow afternoon Mr. Craig Worrell will be here on The Hill and he will crush the assignment of capturing these 24 Ladies with his Camera 📷. The team pictures will be nothing less than magnificent and when we all see them afterwards we should take just a brief moment and think about the years of effort and sacrifice that each one put into getting to pose for a Photo 📷 with their Sisters.

As far as the Coaching Staff on today and tomorrow…..

All in a days work….

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This photo doesn’t necessarily fit the story but couldn’t pass it up.

As far as the finished product we have Holly Miller and Brooke Webb to model the new to some but familiar to others look.

Thank You Ladies, Thank You Coaches and one day early, Thank You Craig Worrell !

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As of now the Junior Varsity Girls are set to travel up to Tazewell on Saturday for a day long jamboree but the amount of rain 🌧 that falls between now and then might play a role in that.

The Varsity Girls are set to open at home 🏡 on The Hill Tuesday at 5pm versus Bassett. Both teams will continue to stay busy all week as Glenvar and Pulaski County are both waiting in the wings. The Varsity team will then head up to Tazewell for their jamboree next Saturday.