Shawn Montgomery returned to the cross-country course Wednesday afternoon, this time up in Daleville.
Once again, all four of our teams were in action π¬ and another large field. Both the Varsity Boys π¦ and the Middle School Boys π¦ finished up in 11th place.
Varsity Girls π§ :
Sasha Hall (64) 39:26.60Maddie Salcedo (65) 39:29.44
Raylee Goins falls into a unique category of throwback student athlete as the Carroll County High School junior both plays and excels in each of the three seasons of high school sports.
Whether it is lacing them up for Cindy Edwards in the fall, Howard Mayo in the winter, or Rick Nester in the spring, Miss Goins has game that she happily shares with her coaches, teammates and fans on The Hill.
Β It wasn’t that long ago that high school athletes were visible in all three sports. Both boys and girls were prone to compete year-round. Then travel ball came along, which in turn made playing each sport a year around challenge.
Kayla Goins ( Nester ) was a similar ball player at Carroll County High School before taking her love of basketball over to Ferrum College. From 2010 to 2014, she helped lead the Lady Panthers in a manner that led to some banners being hung in the gym.
Just over a decade later, Patti and Scotty have yet another opportunity to watch one of their children compete wearing the school colors, ALOT. There might need to be a color coded calendar on the refrigerator to enable them to keep up with where they need to go on a given night, but nothing trumps the pleasure of watching π your pride and joy do the things she enjoys doing.
Not only does Raylee Goins play three sports, she is also Aunt Raylee to a trio of neices and nephews
Thank you to the Goins family for all that they do for the folks on The Hill !