David Broyles has been at The Carroll News for just over a decade now and next month he will sail ⛵ off into the Sunset 🌇.

  Before he says his final goodbye 👋, David has signed on to dawn a costume for a Musical 🎼 number at Cavalier Park!

David is seen above with co-worker, Caysee, who is adamant about attending the performance 🎭 !

🎶🎵🪕🎼 #3 – starring Mr David Broyles and the Pips !

    The easiest way to set the table for Saturday afternoon at Cavalier Park is to break it down into three sections.

Leading off, from Noon to 1:00 pm, we will look to entertain you with a number of special guests and good natured fun !

The second part of the Afternoon will center around our tweaked Home Run Derby. Last year, the Home Run Derby was fast pitch and while there were some great cuts, there was a shortage of balls leaving the field. This year, there are two added changes with the first one being the pitches will be Slow Pitch and the second change being that any Alumni competing in the Derby can choose to Phone a Friend if you will, by sharing their 10 cuts with a Family member.

Following the conclusion of the revamped Home Run Derby, the actual Softball game will take place !

  Before the start, Tiffanie Moore will throw out our Ceremonial First Pitch.

  The players signed up to compete include Katie Belton, Emma Leath, Carlie Beamer, Macie Adkins, Jordan Brown, Eustaica Smith, Autumn Salts, Deana Burcham, Joclyn Gallimore, Hannah Bourne, Alyssa Nunn, Rachel Jaynes and Rebecca Harris.

As we move closer to Saturday afternoon, we will focus on the opening 60 minutes !

  7 contests all told, 2 Golf ⛳, 2 Cross Country, 2 Volleyball 🏐 and JV Football 🏈.

JV golf results from match with Franklin Co and Floyd Co yesterday in Floyd. They play again Weds at Olde Mill at 1:00 against Floyd.

Four members of the Carroll County High School Golf team represented the School yesterday afternoon at  Great Oaks Golf Course. Franklin County also joined host Floyd County in the Tri-Meet.

Conner Higgs carded a 47 to lead the Cavaliers and CC Mitchell followed with a 55. Aiden Chambers added a 56 and Eli Lineberry a 57, giving the team 185 for their total.

Franklin County led the way with an impressive 181 and Floyd County totaled 204.

Wednesday afternoon, right here in beautiful Laurel Fork is when the teams will gather again.

Thank You to Kevin DeHaven 🙏 for sharing the results !