Last night 🌙 belonged to Girls JV Basketball 🏀 and Wrestling, now its time for JV Boys 👦 Hoops and Varsity Boys 👦 Hoops with Pulaski County Cougars as the opposition.
Admission remains at $7.00 for those without passes. Pulaski County is playing in Class 3 this season after dropping from Class 4 and should provide a solid test for our Cavaliers, both JV and Varsity.
This years team is built on speed and 3-point shooting in addition to aggressive defense from start to finish. This combination should produce highly entertaining basketball 🏀 each and every time that they take the court.
106- Forfeit 113- Forfeit 120- Christian Cruz 126- Trenton Newman 132-Shawn Bernal 138- Sam Collins 144- Forfeit 150- Forfeit 157- Colton Meredith 165- Fisher Myers 175- Mathius Jones 190- Andrew Myers 215- Louis Marshall 285- Preston Farmer
This should be our first look at the complete roster and we will continue to try and match everything up from opening night 🌙
The beauty of having your own space to sort through allows one the opportunity to peck away at something until you get it right !
Please hop back a couple of posts to check out all of the pics taken earlier while I keep plugging away.
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More Notes :
There are 14 weight classifications for each match.
Not every team has a full roster of Wrestlers so if a team doesn’t have a person for the slot they Forfeit. If both teams are missing a person at a particular class then it cancels out.
The match doesn’t necessarily start at the lowest weight class and tonight it would appear we started once at 215 (vs Radford) and 138 ( vs Floyd)
At the conclusion of the 14 matches the Coaches can choose to have some matches play out as exhibitions. Tonight it would appear that we had some of those in both matches.
Each period lasts 2 minutes with three periods being the maximum.
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In the final match of the evening against Floyd County we actually wrestled in five classifications while nine others were forfeited. We went 5-1-3 in the above matches, capturing five while losing one and having three end in no contest.
In the five matches that we wrestled we went 2-3 with both wins coming on pins 📌.
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In the opener versus Radford we wrestled 8 times with 6 decided by Forfeit. We went 2-3-1 on the Forfeit end of things and 3-5-0 in the completed matches.
The JV girls jumped out to an early 6 to 0 lead before Galax scored their 1st bucket which was a 3. Kayla Young started the scoring quick for the Cavs scoring the first 6 points. The Lady Cavs never trailed in this game although they did allow Galax to make it interesting just before halftime going into the half with the Lady Cavs leading, but not comfortably. The 2nd half was all Cavs. With a stifling defense and finding more of a groove offensively the Cavs were able to pull away for a final of 43 to 21 Lady Cavs. A lot of contributions were made offensively with Raylee Goins, Kayla Young, Kenzey McMillian, Kenzie Young, Natalie Burress, Faith Clontz, Laynie-Jo Leonard all scoring. The girls will have their home opener with Pulaski Friday night at the Carroll County High School.
The power 🔋 involved in doing something for others can be truly uplifting 🙏 ! Two couples 💑 took on the task of giving the Snack Bar / Concession Stand a face lift and they teamed up to hit a Home Run. Mr. & Mrs DeHaven along with Mr & Mrs Reed teamed up to get the job completed and were still smiling 😃 after the fact.
Samantha did mention that the size of the project when its time to overhaul the one at the Football field will take much more than the Fantastic Four involved in the project.
When I asked about the division ➗ of responsibilities on this one I was shown this photo 📷
It was labeled “Supervisors”
Thank You to these four folks that gave of themselves for the betterment of others – kinda feels like a OneofUs.Care thought process!
