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WARM SPRINGS — Driving is a way of life in the mountains. Driving to work, driving to the store, driving to school, driving to civilization can take hours out of days. Adding extracurricular activities like sports to a schedule can send an odometer spinning after all the trips are said and done. More ... KAPAL, Maui — Former Homestead tennis professionals Katie Dellich and Justin Work teamed up in a marathon rally session hitting one tennis ball consecutively back and forth approximately 8,600 times over the course of 4 hours 36 minutes. More ... The Virginia X-Country Racing Series recently held its awards banquet on Saturday, Jan. 10, in Richmond, for the 2008 racing season. VXCS is the only AMA sanctioned state championship off-road series for bikes and quads. A cross country meet is conducted over a course that may include roads, trails, footpaths, up and down hills, motocross tracks, or any type of terrain which can be negotiated by a motorcycle. Three local riders earned podium spots at this year's awards banquet. Jess Pritt, son of Kenny and Shannon Pritt, earned a third place overall in the AA class. This class is for expert riders. Jonathan Williams, son of Gilbert and Debbie Williams earned a fourth place overall in the 250 C class. This is the largest and most competitive class of the series. Steven Kernan, son of Frank Kernan earned a second-place overall in the 250 B division. All three of these riders along with several others from Bath County who also participate in this racing series are looking forward to the first race of the 2009 series on March 29 in Colonial Beach. Pictured (l-r) are: Jess Pritt and Johnthan Williams. Kernan was not available for the picture. (Photo courtesy Cindy Gray) More ... Dec. 3, 2008 Rack'm & Smack'm — (29-15): Austin Shepherd, Shawn Arbogast, Sharon Doyle, Wickie Hooke. Half Nuts — (27-17): Theresa Pitsenbarger, Mac Hill, Terry Gordon, Fred Frye. More ... Parry McCluer 46 Highland 18 BUENA VISTA — The Highland Rams were held to a scoreless first half and the district-leading Parry McCluer Blues took the 28-point halftime advantage to an easy win last Wednesday, Jan. 14. More ... BUCHANAN — In a game anticipated since last year's Pioneer District Tournament battle the Bath County Chargers overcame a slow start and took the James River Knights to the wire but came up two buckets short in a 36-32 loss last Wednesday, Jan. 14. More ... WARM SPRINGS — Attempting to expand their fundraising potential the Bath County Booster Club members discussed changing the club's name and becoming a 501(c)3 charitable organization at their monthly meeting held Monday at the Homestead Preserve Dairy Barn. More ... Two former Highland High basketball stars are playing college basketball at a pair of Virginia colleges this fall. In Lynchburg, Brad Puffenbarger and the Lynchburg College men's basketball team suffered a tough 56-52 overtime loss to Washington & Lee in their lone game last week. More ... WARM SPRINGS — On the heels of winning the Pioneer District volleyball championship, and looking to build on current successes, district coach of the year Dave McGee is forming an under-13 travelling volleyball squad, the Virginia Highlands Volleyball Club. More ... Highland Thursday, January 22 Girls' basketball vs. James River, 6 p.m. Friday, January 23 Boys' basketball @ James River, 6 p.m. Saturday, January 24 Girls' basketball @ Harmon, 1 p.m. Monday, January 26 Middle School basketball vs. More ... Thursday, Jan. 15 James River 69, Craig County 27 Pioneer District Standings Girls District Wednesday, Jan. 14 James River 36, Bath County 32 Covington 44, Craig County 37 Parry McCluer 46, Highland 18 Monday, Jan. More ... |
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Spring Guide '10
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