Greensboro – We will wrap up a Non-stop Day with a Nightcap of Academics. Let’s get right to the action π¬, through the eyes of Mrs Shannon Dalton.
The Mountain Academic Competition Conference season started tonight after having to postpone matches planned for Monday.
Bland County traveled to play the Cavaliers. It was a great night with a clean sweep of wins for all five teams.
{Note Shannon Dalton is an educator so she refrained from adding !!!! to the end of that sentence…}
All Around 75-20 English 25-20 Math 65-0 Science 73-25 Social Studies 80-35
Note – 318 points posted by our Cavaliers!!!
“Ethan Edwards had a stellar night for the math team, with a lighting fast buzzer round. Connor Beasley also had a hot buzzer round in science. “
” Jacob Roberts and Bradley Dalton lead in social studies. The English round was tied going into the last question and Jack Wright saved the day with the last buzz to break the tie for the win.”
” We appreciated all our volunteer judges tonight: Kim Robinson, Kim Kern, Rhonda Edwards, Shawn Montgomery, and Drew McBride. Our loyal emcee is Brad Dalton.” I π the part where she Thanks everyone π
“Jacob Roberts had composed a speech for his social studies team to start his season as captain.”
The All Around coach is Paxton Berrier. Captain Connor Beasley.
The English coach is Shannon Dalton. Captain Julia Largen.
The Math coach is Alex McMillian. Captain Ethan Edwards.
The Science coach is Rachelle Rasco. Captain Connor Beasley.
The Social Studies coach is Scott Sherrill. Captain Jacob Roberts.
Scores from Around the District
“Science and math had the high scores for the entire division tonight. Social Studies tied Galax.”
Such a great effort π tonight and Much Love to all of the Students β each of the Coaches & Every volunteer πββοΈ. Bonus appreciation for Mrs Shannon Dalton !!
How ‘Bout them Cavaliers !!!
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Bonus Academics !!!
Scholastic Bowl was on the road Wednesday for district action against Patrick County and Radford. The team swept both schools:
Carroll v Radford 190-175 Carroll v Patrick 235-115S
Mama Smoot is first to check-in and we will be adding throughout the evening !
Please check back as often as you like !
Kevin DeHaven checks β in..
Down 27-16 with 4:32 left in JV game. Ladies are playing hard.
Final Score – 32/20. We will be adding more on the JV contest as it becomes available !
Marion Harris shares the Varsity team warming up…
Allen Worrell reports that Patrick County leads 27-13 at the break.
51-35 Patrick final. We hope to continue our coverage π as the night plays βΆοΈ out.
Our Kevin DeHaven adds :
Varsity lost 51-35. Played better but just couldnβt get over the hump.
More Pics from Marion ! Great Jump Ball capture !
The art of building on a story is what you have been witness to tonight. The goal behind a Positive Only Site is to make sure that the platform is available to every Coach at every level in our system.
Equality is Priority One. The fact that a number of people don’t see a purpose in what I feel is the most important thing ing my life, is beyond my control.
I was in the Gymnasium two nights ago and I watched two sets of Coaches, none of them had Nike shoe deals, do their best to provide guidance for our Student Athletes. That is the first half of the equation, with the second half being two group of young Ladies giving their Best effort π to follow said Coaches.
Here are some of the thoughts now that Marion Harris gathered for us in regards to the Junior Varsity efforts.
The JV team scored the most they have this season and the coaches all agreed that the team is starting to get healthy and finding the right combinations on the court.
Another thing that was impressive tonight is how the team went from first whistle to the last whistle and never let up.
The team really worked well together and hustled the entire game.
The coaches wanted to give a shout out to Madison Adkins for a very well played game tonight against Patrick Co…
Marion asked me to please build on that, which is what I was doing in the previous paragraph.
The beauty in Marion Harris trying to get this story told is by my math he and Shelia are close to 20 years from having a Child or Grandchildren playing JV Girls π§ Basketball π…
I am a Fan of All Things Junior Varsity, regardless of the season or the Sport. It’s my burden to deal with but I do it happily.
There’s my favorite word – CARE. It’s so meaningful that we put in the name of our efforts !!!
Thank You Kevin DeHaven, Mama Smoot, Marion Harris and Allen Worrell for covering the Varsity end of the double header ! Please remember to check out his Gamer tomorrow π.
I will sign off with THANK YOU to anyone who took the time to read this article.
Allen Worrell hits our Inbox π₯ with two more pics !
FLOYD – Carroll County High School pushed its record to 11-0 and 1-0 in the Three Rivers District Wednesday night by rallying from an early deficit to defeat Floyd County (9-2) 78-66.
The Buffaloes had the Cavaliers on the ropes after four 3-point plays in the first quarter gave the home team a 26-16 advantage. Sometime during the break, Senior Bryce Smoot ducked into a phone booth and dawned his Cape. When the dust settled Bryce had scored a season high 35 points.
The opening minute of the second quarter set the stage. First possession when a floater dropped, then a steal and a jumper all from Bryce cut the deficit down to 26-20. Equally important was it served notice that the undefeated Cavaliers would not be quietly fading into the night.
CCHS won the second quarter 18-10 with Bryce accounting for 14 of the points. The final basket pulled the Cavaliers to within 36-34 at the half and set the stage for a dominant run to open the third quarter.
” Big win , well huge win . Big District win on the road against a well coached team in their building that plays very physical,” said Head Coach Anthony Barnes. ” I said early in the day we had to get after it from the tip and I felt like we did , just didn’t finish well at the rim and they knocked shots down, then onto the quarter and we hold them to 10, going into the half score 36-34. We used up about all our time going over keys to winning.”
Carroll County raced out of the lockeroom with an impressive 17-6 run to take a 51-42 lead. For all of the scoring that took place for Bryce Smoot it was a great feed to Isaiah Easter for a wide open 3-pointer that jump started the run. Easter, Brayden Smoot and Cody Reece each hit from behind the line during the pivotal stretch.
Floyd County took its turn at not going away quietly, pulling to within 53-49 at the end of the third quarter.
During the break, Barnes pleaded with his team to dig deep to give him eight for minutes. The Cavaliers response was 25 points in those eight minutes while limiting FCHS to just 17.
While Bryce was certainly the Pilot of the Airplane β early on, he certainly had plenty of help as the starters came within 1 point of making it a clean sweep of double figure scoring.
” Four guys in double figures lead by Bryce Smoot 35, Brayden with 11, Isiah with 13 and Reece Train with 9 and 14 big boards,” added Barnes. “.I told them the are reaping benefits from hard work thru the years and with us. I’m tough on them to push them too be better and want more. It’s an exciting time for my coaches which are former players and the program and the TEAM. LETS CONTINUE THE LAST DANCE , HOW ABOUT THEM CAVS !”
The Last Dance π heads to its next stop βon Friday night when the Cavaliers make their annual trip over to Stuart for a District clash with Patrick County.
Carroll County JV opened the night with a hard fought 43-39 District victory. Dane Leonard led the way with 16 points and was joined in double figures by Colton Gravley with 11 points.