Members of the Blackstone Lions baseball team, including Traimond Sykes, Landon Brown, and Grayson Mills, are ready to “roar” this year at the Wrigglesworth Sports Complex.
Nottoway High School’s varsity baseball team improved last week to 3-5 in the James River District with a 5-4 home victory over Central of Lunenburg.
Nottoway High School’s varsity softball team improved to 9-0 last week with three victories, including a wild one in Victoria.
Kenston Forest’s golf team improved to 8-0 in the VCC (9-1 overall) heading into this week.
The varsity Nottoway Lady Cougars’ softball team entered this week with a 6-0 record after winning four games last week, including a 10-inning, 10-6 victory Friday over Park View in South Hill.
These alumni of Kenston Forest School easily defeated a combined version of current Kavalier varsity and JV players during annual Alumni Basketball Game, held Friday, March 9th.
It’s impolite to ask a Lady Kavalier her age, but it’s OK to inquire what year she graduated from Kenston Forest School.
The Nottoway Regional 4-H Shooting Sports Club competed March 16-18th in the 2018 Virginia 4-H Spring Air BB and Air Rifle Championship held at W.E.
Michael “Doc” McGhee came to the Blackstone community nine years ago as Fort Pickett’s Command Sergeant Major with the Virginia Army National Guard.
Nottoway County’s combined 12U and 10U girls’ basketball All-Stars swept a best-of-three series Saturday against Buckingham’s All-Stars and enjoyed success in an abbreviated version of “March Madne
Kenston senior Chance Whitehead (left) and freshman Moe Moe Morrison recently were honored in varsity boys basketball by the Virginia Colonial Conference.
Nottoway Lady Cougar Tayelor “Tea Pot” Benson’s relentless defensive pressure earned her a spot on the All James River District girls basketball team.
Nottoway High School junior, Jordan Ellis of Crewe, ran a personal best--37.06 seconds in the 300-meter dash--to win that event in the VHSL Group 1A/2A Indoor State Track & Field Championship.
Kenston Forest’s middle school girls’ basketball team recently completed a 12-0 season, including a 9-0 run in the Virginia Colonial Conference.
Former Nottoway High basketball stand-out, Micaila Coleman, received hearty cheers Saturday in the Longwood University gym, where she started for the Campbell University Fighting Camels.
Nottoway’s Steve Edmonds scored 26 points last Thursday night, 71-57, in the Cougars’ win over visiting Prince Edward, in the first round of the Region 2A basketball play-offs.
Micaila Coleman (standing with flowers and balloon) enjoyed a large cheering section Saturday when her Campbell University Fighting Camels basketball team played at Longwood University in Farmville
Nottoway High sophomore James Acie “LA” Fowlkes IV received a hearty ovation after his performance of the National Anthem during Senior Night festivities Friday in the high school gym.
These Nottoway High School senior basketball players (top photo) and cheerleaders (lower photo) were honored Friday night during Senior Night festivites in the Nottoway gym.
FIrst Team All-District selection Steven Edmonds, Jr.