Our Tennis 🎾 teams challenged the ever so tough Buffaloes tonight and both fell short but showed signs of progress. Plus we now have both a serious and Fun photos of the Boys squad!

The nuts and bolts πŸ”©

From Coach McKenzie :

“This afternoon the Varsity Girls Tennis team faced a very talented and well coached Floyd County team. We lost 9-0, but showed improvement in a lot of areas. The main goal right now for us is the little improvements that the girls show me from week to week. One match at a time!”

Fun fact learned tonight about Boy’s Coach Christy Shupe – Coach played Tennis 🎾 for two seasons during her time on The Hill !

Both teams are set to return to action 🎬 both Wednesday and Thursday this week.

Tonight’s view is a perfect match to our OneofUs.Care logo and it means that I’m finally 🏑 after a truly long four Days…

Car πŸš— is unpacked and there are stories that need to be written and that will begin at some point, just not yet.

I can tell you that Varsity Softball won 5-1 over Galax and Varsity Boys πŸ‘¦ Tennis 🎾 fell short against an always tough Floyd County team.

West Virginia Tech University closed out our Marathon 2+ days where seven Baseball ⚾️ games were played and announced with a record of 3-2.

Martin McKenzie and his Girls Tennis 🎾 team should be returning from Floyd shortly and we will share those results when we have them. Until then,

Boys Soccer ⚽️ teams are playing in Floyd and we hope to share news when available.

Here Ye, Here Ye, you are all invited to attend our Welcome Back to The Hill Soccer Party πŸ₯³ as there will be NO admission(FREE) for any of the four Soccer games on Wednesday or Thursday at Tommy Thompson Field.

Β  Renovations at our Stadium have kept all four of our squads on the road for the first month of the season. So in hopes of showing our appreciation to the Coaches, Players, Parents and Fans, we will be treating the opening two days asΒ  Giant Thank You πŸ™.

Β  Our partners in this project include Principal Chuck Thompson, Athletic Director Kevin DeHaven, our friend and Laurel Fork neighbor, Paul Nester. Each played a roll in getting our ” Open House ” up and running ahead of Wednesday.

Allen Worrell at our Carroll News is going to assist us in getting the word out.

Β  Here are the Top Ten Reasons to stop βœ‹ by and check out the New Look at Tommy Thompson Field.

10. Football 🏈 fans can scout out where the might want to sit next fall.

9. You might stumble upon some of Track πŸ‘£ and Field Athletes who will be finishing up practice on Wednesday ahead of their meet on Thursday.

8. The bigger the response, the more likely something like this could seen by others with similar interests.

7. The family πŸ‘ͺ and friends have been criss-crossing the region. They could use the added encouragement.

6. The work to improve Tommy Thompson Field is simply the next Chapter in ongoing Community Pride.

5. Be happy for the two ticket 🎟 takers that get the night πŸŒ™ off !

4. Varsity Head Coach Forrest Johnson is as dedicated as we have and is so proud of his program. Come share in his Joy !

3. Adrienne Harris finally gets to Coach a match on the field where she developed her Love for the game.

2. Brittany Kinney coaches are reborn Junior Varsity Girls team and this version will be playing its initial Home game.

  1. Come out and make some noise for JV Boys πŸ‘¦ Head Coach, Mr Jeremy Puckett when his hard working squad takes the Pitch to open Thursday night πŸŒ™
Put the Biscuit in the Basket

  We have an opportunity to showcase our four teams as well as our freshly improved Home Pitch !

Southwest Virginia Community College Softball finished a busy week with a 3-3 record ! Macie Adkins earned two of the three wins inside the CircleπŸ”΅πŸ‘

The Sunday doubleheader didn’t play out the way the team hoped but it can’t dampen the spirits of the Flying Eagles.

Macie Adkins is finishing up her two year stay at the Community College and the three win week was a nice reward for the Carroll County High School graduate πŸŽ“.

The team has two more weeks remaining in its regular season, including more home games.

Coach Nester and Macie Adkins

Winning some Softball games is a bonus to go along with the ever so important Dean’s List part of the time at SWCC.