For everyone other than Brenden Fariss, our Track and Field teams completed their seasons yesterday afternoon in Christiansburg. It’s time for acknowledgment…

Photo πŸ“Έ Credit Kristy Jones after she borrowed it from Shannon Dalton.

One week from today, I will join Shawn Montgomery and Jon Delp for our annual trip to Lynchburg for the Class 3 & 4 State Championship meet. But for the rest of Track πŸ‘£ and Field, yesterday was the last dance πŸ’ƒ for the season.

For Amelia Dalton and Trenton Newman, it was the final performance of their Cavalier careers.

It’s time for our thank you list…

Thank you to Kristy Jones for her assistance across the campaign.

Thank you to both Amelia and Trenton for representing our school in the manner that you did. Best of Luck with your wrestling careers in college !

Thank you to Dakota Walls Racing, Ron Cochran, Craig Worrell, and Velvet Creed Leonard for your assistance with the poster.

Carroll County High School 🏫 will be represented at the Pulaski County Motorsports Park this Saturday night as Dakota Walls returns to action πŸŽ¬!

Dakota Walls, actually now has a Virginia driver’s license, and we will get to see if it affects his ability to zip around the track as the Sophomore makes his first appearance this year at the nearby track.

Tickets 🎟 are available online and at the race 🏁 track with a discount price available for those 62 and older.

Welcome πŸ™ to Friday and our Morning πŸŒ„ Brew ! We celebrate the Burcham Bunch and Brenden Fariss as they continue their March in post-season play.

Travis Osborne and his Bible Verse of the Day :

Psalm 118:24 This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.

Howard Mayo and his Motovational Nugget  for the Day :

We head into the weekend with our baseball team and our Junior, high jump specialist still representing The Hill.

Casey Burcham and Company will travel to Abingdon on Monday, and Brenden Fariss will compete at Liberty University a week from today !

Have a Blessed Day πŸ™Œ

There is absolutely no doubt that Cody Reece woke up this morning with a silly grin on his face after his little brother was a 1 man πŸ’£πŸ’£ squad last night !!!

The box score shows that our Burcham Bunch baseball ⚾️ team advanced last night πŸŒ™ with an 8 – 3 victory at Magna Vista !

Inside the Numbers shows that young Conner Reece broke out his whooping stick not once but twice in support of Peyton Spencer.

The latest victory once again puts Carroll County High School 🏫 one victory away from the State Tournament. On Monday night, the team will head down to #1 seed Abingdon in hopes of punching πŸ‘Š their ticket 🎟.

Being a little brother is all about give and take. Conner enjoys his relationship with his Big Brother, so know that while their parents are proud as well, this one is about the Bash Brothers !

Grady Quesenberry joined in the Big Stick explosion with a 2-run rocket πŸš€ to open the scoring.

Solid pitching and defense βž•οΈ the next man up mentality is the magic 🎩 potion for our baseball ⚾️ team. Thursday night was simply Conner’s turn and that made a day for Cody !

Editing Note πŸ“ MaxPreps spells his name two different ways in his Bio.

So we will just call him – Big Man πŸ‘¨ on Campus today !

There’s an expression in baseball ⚾️ that the tie goes to the runner, and we will apply that to this – in regards to Thursday night Carroll County Soccer ⚽️, the tie went to Page County Softball.

Over the past three to four years, I have done everything that I can to show support for both Forrest Johnson and Adrienne Harris McGuire.

Whether it was writing ✍️ a check, writing ✍️ a story, or announcing a soccer match at Tommy Thompson Field, I was happy to help these two every step of the way. No regrets about any or all of it because how strongly I feel about both of these young coaches, their assistants, and their players.

When it was time to leave the D3 Softball World Series and head to the next event for the day, there was absolutely no way that I could have possibly chosen one over the other. Not when everything I do is based on treating everything equally.

Both programs were heavy road underdogs against very talented teams, and unlike last year when they played on consecutive days, both wrapped up their season Thursday night. One in the Martinsville area and the other over in Abingdon.

Our final scores were 2-0 boys and 6-0 girls, but know that I simply could not be prouder of these two coaches and how they conduct their business !

Choosing Door πŸšͺ #3 by heading north to Fort Defiance was the only option I truly had because choosing one over the other would have been unfair.

Soccer ⚽️ in Carroll County continues on an upward movement, and we have the right people in place in our efforts to grow the sport !

Thank you, Forrest & Jeremy βž•οΈ Adrienne and Brittany !!!