Boys High Jump

Brenden Fariss.    1st.  6’1”.  State qualifier ********************

Alex Hernandez- Sliva.  4th 5-0

Boys Discuss

Carter Rodriguez. 12th. 80-11

Trenton Newman. 16th.  60-1

Jackson Eades.     19th.  42-8

Shot Put

Carter Rodriguez. 10th. 32-8

Brenden Fariss.     12th.  30-10

Jackson Eades.      19th.  19-1

Joey Rash—Rowland. 20th. 18-0

Will Dalton.        21st.   15-9.25

Long Jump

Matthew Bissonette 4th. 17-2.5

Diezel Millaway.        7th.  15-4

Alex Elepan.              8th.  15-4

Ashton Collins.         9th.  14-11

Declan Sykes.          10th.  14-11

Alex Hernandez-Silva. 12th. 14-7

Triple Jump

Matthew Bissonette 2nd.    35-5

100

Brenden Fariss.        10th.  12.10

Matthew Bissonette 13th. 12.83

Jace Whitlock.          22nd. 12.55

Alex Elepan.              30th.  13.11

Diezel Millaway.        32nd.  13.37

Alex Hernandez-Silva. 35th.13.62

Ashton Collins.          36th.   13.65

Will Delp.                   37th.     13.85

Tucker Corgill           39th. 14.05

Joey Rash-Rowland. 50th. 15.32

1600

Parker Bond.        7th.    5:31.40

Jackson Eades.   9th.    6:15.64

4x 100 relay

1st.  49.59.   Alex Elepan, Trenton Newman, Brenden Fariss, Alex Hernadez-Silva)

2nd.  50.46 (Austin Morin, Matthew Bissonette, Declan Sykes, Jace Whitlock)

400

Diezel Millaway. 14th.   1:04.45

300 hurdles 

Declan Sykes. 6th. 54.64

Tucker Corgill 8th. 55.43

800

Parker Bond  9th. 2:32.79

Jackson Eades. 16th. 2:49.00

Will Dalton 18th.       2:50.60

Trenton Newman 20th. 2:57.34

200

Alex Elepan   19th  27.09

Trenton Newman  20th  27.50

Austin Morin  22nd   27.87

Ashton Collins  24th  29.63

Declan Sykes  25th  29.68

Will Delp        27th  30.85

Joey Rash-Rowland  28th  32.61

3200

Will Dalton    14:36.58

4 x 400 Relay   

2nd  4:59.56  (Tucker Corgill, Diezel Millaway, Will Delp, Alex Hernandez-Silva)

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Girls Results

Triple Jump

Amelia Dalton  2nd  28-7

Makenzie Lundy  Attempted

Long Jump

Ameila Dalton      4th  13-4

Makenzie Lundy  9th  11-10

High Jump

Autumn Ashton  3rd  4-4

100

Bristol Delp    9th  13.93

Autumn Ashton  23rd  15.77

Makenzie Lundy  25th  16.22

Zoe Richardson   28th   16.88

4 x 100 Relay

3rd   58.11  (Amelia Dalton, Autumn Ashton, Brooke Davis, Bristol Delp)

200

Amelia Dalton    12th   32.66

Brooke Davis     14th   33.02

Zoe Richardson  23rd  39.03

4 x 400 Relay   

3rd  6:13.90  (Autumn Ashton, Zoe Richardson, Makenzie Lundy, Amelia Dalton)

Shawn Montgomery

Social Studies Teacher & Leader of Track and Field Teams!

Carroll County High School

Thank You Coach !

Brenden Farris qualified for state in the high jump. That was the message from Coach Montgomery, and now I will add the following to it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Congratulations, Brenden Fariss !!!!!!!

Those photos belong to Velvet Leonard !!

3 – 3 after the first inning…

7-3 Fort, middle of the 2nd

7-7, end  of 2nd

Varsity Softball update – Cavs up 6-1 in the 3rd at Fort ******

Scoreless 3rd inning here

Varsity leads 7-5 in the fifth inning

Bottom 5th, still tied here at 7-7…..

Varsity, Top 6th, we lead 8-5

Bottom 6th, JV – trailing 8 – 7

Varsity leads 13 – 5 Top 7

JV trails 8 – 7, Bottom 7th

JV ties 👔 it in the bottom of the 7th on a sacrifice bunt !

Varsity Softball wins 17 – 6 at 6:48 pm

JV wins 🏆 10 -8 !!!!, actually wins 9-8, and that’s a story all to itself

Line Scores from the two games –

Carroll County Varsity 1 3 2  1 1 5 4 – 17

Fort Chiswell High        0 1 4. 0 0 0 1 –  6

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Junior Varsity Softball (The Hill )

Fort Chiswell   340 001 0 – 8

Carroll County 340 000 2 – 9

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Both teams are set to play again on Friday evening on The Hill when Pulaski County comes to town – weather permitting. First Pitch is set for 5pm, and we will be celebrating Senior Night with Holly Miller !

Varsity scored in all seven innings while Junior Varsity won their game in a walkoff as CCHS sent a rope through the infield to score Molly Montgomery.

18 Hits for the Big Club – Raylee Goins led a heavy hitting attack by going 4 of 6 at the plate. Goins was joined in the multiple hit club by a slew of Lady Cavaliers, including Addie Greene with three and Bayleigh Allen, Madison Coleman, Natalie Burress and  Laynie-Jo Leonard all finishing up with two base knocks.

Burress collected five RBI, and Emma Harman was next with three driven home.  Holly Miller and Goins each helped two Lady Cavaliers find home plate.

Rounding out the equal opportunity offense was a trio of Cavaliers who scored three runs each. Miller, Laiken Burnett, and Coleman accounted for nine of the 17 runs scored.

Fort Chiswell did manage to pull within 6-5 with a four run rally in the bottom of the third inning, but Carroll County (1-1) ran off 11 unanswered to put the game away.

Back on The Hill, Ava Beamer was struck in the leg 🦵 with the second pitch of the game when Brenan Moore sent a line drive thru the circle. Beamer would shake it off and remain in the game, but the Pioneers would plate thre runs in the top of the first inning. Fortunately, Carroll County answered back with three of their own with Bree Campbell, Molly Montgomery, and Maeli Parker, each crossing home plate to tie the score at 3-3

The second inning was very similar to the first, with both teams posting a crooked number. Fort Chiswell plated four, but the Lady Cavaliers once again answered back. CCHS left the bases loaded in the second, and it appeared we were going to play a first team to 20 wins type of contest.

The pitchers and the defenses owned the middle innings as zeroes were posted in the third, fourth, and fifth innings. Fort capitalized on consecutive singles in the top of the sixth to plate the go-ahead run, and they carried an 8-7 lead into the bottom of the seventh inning.

Beamer led off with a shot back up the middle, but Jordan Tuck knocked it down, and then the short stop made the play 1-6-3. Ashlynn Smith coaxed a one out walk and scooted around the bases on two wild pitches. Campbell laid down a terrific bunt that turned into a bang – bang play at first base. The call was out, but Smith beat the throw home to tie it at 8-8.

Montgomery came to the plate with two outs and the bases empty. For the third time, Montgomery earned a base on balls, and Parker followed up with her second free pass.

Mylie Crook delivered once again when she made it to first for the fifth consecutive time. 2 hits, 2 walks, and one Hit by Pirtch were included in her perfect night !!

The game winning hit sent the crowd home when she hit a frozen rope that plated Montgomery with the walk-off run. Parker rounded the bases as well, but the game ended with the winning run 🏃‍♀️. There was some confusion about 9-8 or 10-8, but the correct answer is 9-8.

Quick reset – Varsity wins 🏆, Junior Varsity wins in a walkoff, Hailey Dalton left with the goods, and we will do it all again on Friday – weather permitting.

Cavalier Softball had themselves a Night 🌙!!

Junior Varsity Softball plays The Fort on The Hill with the first pitch slated for 5pm, while the Varsity team will make the short trek up US-52 at the same time.

  Coach Montgomery and the Boys Track team will head over to Patrick County and will be able to check out their new digs.

Girls Tennis 🎾 will take the courts on the south side of The Boulevard at 4:30 pm.

Ecclesiastes 12:14 For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

Have yourself a Blessed Day 🙌😇🙏

Here’s the breakdown :

Big Third Inning Leads Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers Past Northside Vikings Junior Varsity



Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers defeated Northside Vikings Junior Varsity 14-4 on Tuesday thanks in part to eight runs in the third inning. Jathan Cox drew a walk, scoring one run, Jace Dolinger singled, scoring one run, a passed ball scored one run, Jayden Wright singled, scoring two runs, an error scored one run, and Will Motley singled, scoring one run.

Northside Vikings Junior Varsity opened the scoring in the first after Sam Vann doubled, scoring two runs.

Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers jumped into the lead in the top of the second when Will Love drew a walk, scoring one run, Jathan Cox doubled, scoring two runs, and Eli Busick doubled, scoring one run.

Northside Vikings Junior Varsity tied the game in the bottom of the second thanks to a sacrifice fly by Hayden Day, and an error.

Jathan Cox earned the win for Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers. The reliever gave up one hit and zero runs over one and two-thirds innings, striking out none and walking three. Sam Vann took the loss for Northside Vikings Junior Varsity. The starting pitcher went two and one-third innings, surrendering 10 runs (five earned) on four hits, striking out three and walking five.

   Chase Hart stepped on the hill first for Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers. The starter allowed three hits and four runs (two earned) over one and one-third innings, striking out two and walking two. Alex Hawks pitched two innings of shutout ball for Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers in relief. The reliever allowed zero hits, striking out five and walking none.

Will Motley went 2-for-2 at the plate to lead Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers in hits. Jayden Wright and Jathan Cox each drove in two runs for Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers. Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers had a strong eye at the plate, piling up eight walks for the game.

    Will Love and Hunter Gravley led the team with two bases on balls each. Mason Quesenberry and Will Motley each stole multiple bases for Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers. Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers ran wild on the base paths, tallying five stolen bases for the game. Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers turned one double play in the game.

Sam Vann drove the middle of the lineup, leading Northside Vikings Junior Varsity with two runs batted in. The right-handed hitter went 1-for-3 on the day. Sam Vann, Evin Finch, Hayden Day, and Julian Lewis each collected one hit for Northside Vikings Junior Varsity. Northside Vikings Junior Varsity turned two double plays in the game.

Carroll County Junior Varsity Cavaliers welcome Pulaski County on Friday for their next game.



Adam Nester
Assistant Baseball Coach

Thank You Coach and congratulations !