Divide and conquer was the day for Shawn Montgomery and Jon Delp as both the Varsity and Middle School 🏫 teams competed after Mother Nature triggered a schedule change. Results from Coach Delp and Varsity now…

From Shawn Montgomery

”  We were short-handed not only as  coaches because we had to split but by injuries, sickness, and other activities going on. “

Mixed Clydesdale Relay  1st  55.01

Jacy Bobbitt, Autumn Ashton, Alex Elepan, Jace Whitlock

Girls Individual

100

Bristol Delp   13th  14.12

400 

Zoe Richardson  23rd  1:35.46

Boys Individual

100

Jace Whitlock   43rd   12.79

Alex Elepan       48th  13.07

Alex Hernandez-Silva  51st  13.79

Tucker Corgil      52nd  13.89

Joey Rash-Rowland  53rd  14.22

4 x 200 Relay   4th   1:51.48

Declan Sykes, Diezel Millaway, Austin Morin, Alex Hernandez-Silva

1600

Parker Bond   17th   5:32.52

Jackson Eades  21st  6:00.09

4 x100 Relay   9th  49.95

Alex Elepan, Matthew Bissonnette, Alex Hernandez-Silva, Jace Whitlock

400

Austin Morin          31st   1:05.31

Diesel Millaway      32nd  1:07.00

300 Hurdles  

Tucker Corgil         10th   58.02

Declan Sykes         11th  58.67

800

Will Dalton              22nd  2:53.87

200 

Austin Morin      45th  28.43

3200

Will Dalton  8th  14:47.07

Discus

Carter Rodriguez   21st   90-6

Jackson Eades    36th   59-11

Shot Put   

Carter Rodriguez   17th  33-2

Long Jump

Matthew Bissonnette   9th  18-7

Alex Elepan              17th  17-0

Diezel Millaway        22nd  15-7.25

Alex Hernandez-Silva  23rd  15-1

Declan Sykes            24th  15-0

Triple Jump

Matthew Bissonnette    Attempted  

—

Shawn Montgomery

Social Studies Teacher

Carroll County High School

Thank you, Coach !

Brittany Kinney checks βœ”οΈ in with her thoughts about the week that was for her JV Soccer ⚽️ Lady Cavaliers !

We had an impressive game against Galax on Thursday! We spent Wednesday taking pictures for the yearbook and doing some team bonding activities. I would be lying if I didn’t say I was a little nervous about not practicing before the game. We played an impressive 60 minutes of soccer; keeping the ball in their half of the field for most of the game. You could tell that our girls wanted to play together as a team and they wanted to win. They didn’t care about who was scoring or defending; they just wanted to win.Β  We did an amazing job in the first half keeping our spacing throughout the field. We held our own in the midfield offensively and defensively. Our offensive: Sherlyn, Vanessa, Danna, Arianna, Violet, Dezirae, and Essined did a great job keeping the ball wide to create space and had some amazing crosses that didn’t always result in a goal, but were important for their confidence. Our midfield also worked hard to intercept passes and redistribute the ball when necessary.Β  Our defense didn’t get much work, but when they did they were ready. Kaebry, Aaliyah, Aubrey, Eva, Sophira, Mariah, and Chloe (goalie) all had their moments to shine. Aubrey hasn’t played soccer until this year and you wouldn’t know unless you knew! She has stepped up in each position I have put her in with confidence and we are lucky to have her! Kaebry holds her own as well. I can confidently say that she shows leadership skills on the defensive line. She hasn’t played since she was in 6th grade, but she is shining bright! Aayliah and Eva also had some great plays on the ball to set our offense up for success. Goals:Β  #1- first half- Sherlynn: Galax goalie and defender sat the ball up on the six… not realizing the ball never went out of bounds. With lots of encouragement from the sidelines, she put it right in the net!Β  #2- first half- Essined: Aaliyah intercepted a pass and settled a great ball. Aaliyah sent it to a perfect spot in the middle of the field. Essined had some great foot work and got her first goal as an eighth grader!Β  #3- second half- Sherlynn: Violet had a beautiful pass to Dezirae in the midfield. Dezirae dribbles up and tries to get a pass off to Sherlynn.

Β Β Β Β  Galax had a great stop but ended up with a handball in the box.Β  #4- second half – Sherlynn: Arianna (8th grader & new to soccer) had a beautiful throw-in to Sherlynn. She fought off a defender with some beautiful footwork and drilled one into the net! #5- second half- Dezirae: Sherlynn takes it wide, and we have four girls in the box. Sherlynn sends a beautiful pass to the middle to Essined. Essined had a beautiful settle; which assisted Dezirae to put one in the back of the net!Β  #6- second half – Sherlynn: Essined had a great throw-in over the top of several Galax players. Sherlynn has a small touch error off of some Galax defenders.

   Danna (eighth grader) steps in with an amazing touch and settles from the outside, has a beautiful pass to Sherlynn, and she finishes in the back of the net!Β  I’m so thrilled for these girls! They’ve been working so hard, and they deserved this win! We’ve got several practice days next week with one game at Patrick.

Thank you, Coach !

The Long Drive πŸš— back to The Hill is taking place for many of us right now and its terrific to see πŸ‘€ how many are checking back in, even after a mixed bag of results !

Dakota and his race 🏁 team from Sophia, Jon Delp from Emory and Henry, Vickey Ritchie from Lexington and Kristy Jones from Virginia Beach ⛱️ βž•οΈ Lin and I from Sophia and mentally by way of Portsmouth, Ohio.

I’m not sure that any of us had the exact day that we had hoped for, yet each of us still had a story to tell.

We live in a society where many people are willing to judge the value of an experience by whether or not you won the prize. Nobody in this group won πŸ† a prize today but still had a story they wanted to tell.

While Adrienne Harris McGuire might not have had to drive back from out of town tonight but she still shared a story about her kiddos losing a match 1-0 on Friday night in a heartbreaking manor.

Everyone is interested in talking when they were on the winning side of the scoreboard, but not as much when it doesn’t.

Today, the college baseball ⚾️ team that I’m partly responsible for played a game that we lost 16-2 after the home team broke a 2-2 tie with 14 unanswered runs. Wow, would that have been an easy one to just glaze over.

Rough bottom of the fifth inning derailed our Golden Bears 🐻 but we will lace them up again tomorrow !

Still proud of the hard working Student Athletes who wear our colors, even when it’s not our day.

Nobody else lost 16-2, but others faced challenges, and they still are proud of the folks they believe in. Their stories will follow…

Carroll County Middle School 🏫 Track and Field more than held their own in a monster sized event !!!

Individual results still to come !

Congratulations on the strong showing !!!


Individual Results

Girls High Jump 

Polly Beamer   1st     4-0
Audrey Carico   3rd     3-6
Haleigh Smith   4th      3-6
Bailee Goad   Attempted

Girls Discus

Ava Choate   7th  30-0

Girls Shot     

Ava Choate   7th  18-9

Girls Long Jump

Audrey Carioc  11th  9-6

Girls 1600

Polly Beamer   8th  7:13.71
Alexis Ponce   11th 7:50.33
Morgan Weatherman  12th  9:07.86

Girls 600

Aliza Graf  9th   2:50.04
Morgan Weatherman  10th  2:53.67

Girls 100 Hurdles

Kierra Robinson   4th  22.48
Amanda Larrowe  7th  23.52
Natalia Lopez     8th  23.52
Alexis Felts       10th   24.53

Girls  100

Audrey Carico   12th  17.31
Haleigh Smith   17th   17.59
Aleigha Hendrick  19th  17.85

Girls 4 x 200 Relay  3rd  2:12.71

Kambry Hodge, Hayden Bond, Natalia Lopez, Kierra Robinson

Girls 4 x 100 Relay  3rd  1:07.22

Hailey Smith, Amanda Larrowe, Kambry Hodge, Alexis Felts

Girls 400

Kierra Robinson    12th  1:18.57
Kambry Hodge    18th   1:26.51
Hadli Strickland  22nd    1:35.66

Girls 800

Annie Marshall 7th  3:18.64
Bailee Goad   8th   3:19.05
Alexis Ponce  13th 3:33.00
Aliza Graf     Attempted

Girls 200  

Haleigh Smith   14th  35.99
Alexis Felts     20th   37.80
Hayden Bond   21st   38.52
Aleigha Hendrick  23rd  38.39

Girls 4 x 400 Relay   2nd  5:31.50

Polly Beamer, Bailee Goad, Annie Marshall, Alexis Ponce

Boys Discuss

Toren Henley   5th  71-6
Joseph Tucker 6th  68-0
Colton Marshall 12th  39-11

High Jump

Toren Henley   5th  3-8
Ezarah Booker  6th  3-8

Shot Put

Ezarah Booker   5th  26-10
Toren Henley     6th   25-10
Colton Marshall  11th  18-9

Long Jump

Roscoe Dalton  2nd  13-2.5
Colton Marshall 5th  10-7.5

1600

Mason Ponce  17th  6:15.95
Sylas Nissel   18th   6:16.14
Isaac Chambers  20th  6:19.21

600

Sylas Nissel   6th  2:04.35
Will Sandstrom 16th  2:17.56

100 Hurdles

Ezarah Booker  5th   21.30
Keandre Small  6th  28.58

100 Meter

Eli Hardy   8th  14.27
William Swecker  10th  15.53
Westyn Jones  12th  15.75

4 x 200 Relay  2nd  2:12.26

Tymas Nissel, Keandre Small, Joseph Tucker, Eli Hardy

4 x 100 Relay     1st  57.22

Roscoe Dalton, Toren Henley, Ezarah Booker, Eli Hardy

400 Meter

Will Sandstrom  17th  1.22.29

800 Meter

Isaac Chambers  12th  2:42.93
Mason Ponce     14th  2:47.42
Roscoe Dalton   17th  2:51.06
Sylas Nissel    22nd 2:55.01

200

William Swecker  7th  31.94
Westyn Jones   8th   33.60
Keandre Small  13th  36.03
Tymas Nissel  14th  36.57

4 x 400 Relay   6th  4:51.18

Mason Ponce, Isaac Chambers, Colton Marshall, Roscoe Dalton


—
Shawn Montgomery
Social Studies Teacher
Carroll County High School

Adrienne Harris McGuire checks βœ”οΈ in with her thoughts about week #1 for the Varsity Girls Soccer ⚽️ program !

Week 1 of Games Recap First game of the year ended in a win for the girls! The first half you could tell there was a lot of first game jitters.

    The girls had many opportunities on goal, but they were unable to put one in the back of the net. In the second half, it only took the girls a little over a minute to put the ball into the back of the net! It all started with a quick restart. We had a quick throw-in to Callie Harris that allowed her to be able to drive down the sideline and put a cross into the box. Alisia Torres Lopez made a front post run and finished Callie’s cross with a one-touch volley into the top of the net. Around 9 minutes later, we drew a foul at the top of the 18-yard box. Alisia Torres Lopez tapped the ball to Callie Harris at the top of the box, and Callie Harris scored it far post to make it 2-0. About 2 minutes later, Savannah Swecker and Callie Harris had a nice 1-2 combination to each other that beat the Galax defense and led to them fouling us in the box. Callie Harris put away the Pk to make it 3-0. The girls did a great job stepping up after halftime. On our defensive side, Jackie Arellano-Torres has really stepped up for us at the center back position! She has transitioned well for us there this year. Last year, she mainly played in the midfield for us, but due to graduating 3 defenders last year, we had to move her back into the defense.

    She has stepped right in and has become a leader for us on the back line! Alexis Sheffey also added another shutout to her career! Yesterday was a hard fought game in terrible weather conditions. We lost to Pulaski 0-1. We were unable to get our offense going. Pulaski’s goal was an unfortunate bounce for us in our box that went in. We will be ready for the rematch at the beginning of May.

Thank you, Coach !

The Lady Cavaliers return to the Pitch Wednesday night at Patrick County High School 🏫.