
Month: June 2025
Diamonds π are a Girls Best Friend : Roanoke.com takes us inside the chalked lines at the Class 4 State Championship…

Sidney Nester inside the Circle π΅
Bill Gallimore sent me looking for stories regarding the work in progress, which is our latest book π. Here is the game story from the Lady π© Cavaliers 1-0 victory.

The fact that these two Schools met twice down the stretch is somewhat remarkable when you consider the distance between the two campuses.
Mr Kevin DeHaven has found a way for folks interested in helping with the High Jump Pit replacement to get their money in with some assistance from Jennifer Frazier!


Β For the month of July we will be accepting donations from people to the Carroll County High School π« as we team up with folks to cover the cost to replace the dilapidated High Jump area currently in place.
Hagen Giles and Olde Mill Golf Resort β³ have presented us with up to 40 rounds of Golf β Cart ( valued at $75) for anyone making a $100.00 donation.
Oneofus.Care will write β a check for the balance due on August 1st.
We are excited about getting this done for the Track and Field community and their families.
There are also spots at $150 and $250 with additional features being added at those higher levels.


They say Good things come to those who wait…
Diamonds π are a Girls π§ Best Friend : Megan Gordon and her role in the story will need a few pages !

Head Coach Alan Knight and Megan Gordon.
Β Megan Gordon is a busy, busy Lady that loves a good challenge and its safe to say that her role in this story is as relevant as anyone who will be in the book.
Let’s start with Megan the Mom as her two daughters, Kate and Maddie, both played four seasons under Coach Knight before going on to play Division 1 Softball at James Madison University and Penn State University, respectively.
Older daughter Kate played short stop and crushed the Softball when in the batters box. The titles in 2014 and 2015 were led by a Gordon on the Diamond π but equally important, off the field as well. Mom ran point on a number of fun raisers during this time, many came in the form of travel Basketball tournaments.
Β I was fortunate enough to get to announce Kate in every home field at bat during her four seasons playing at PCHS and this allowed me to witness the efforts of Mom as well.
https://www.vsba.org/board-of-directors/megan-gordon/
The link above will walk you through the latest challenge that Mom π© accepted. I am not sure if this impressive young Lady has limitations ?
While I was there every step of the way for Kate’s years, it was hit and miss during the time that Maddie played her ball at Page County. She just enjoyed her Senior Day at Penn State University a couple of months ago.

Mom raised two Amazing daughters that both flourished at Page County High School, helping their teams collect three State Championships. In her spare time she raised funds and then was elected to the School Board. Plenty of time and effort went into this process and when you ask yourself how both daughters were so driven, start with the Woman who raised them.
