Middle school girls on cusp of perfect season
The woes of the road were nowhere in sight for the Robbinsville Middle School Lady Knights this week, as the team sits just two wins shy of an unblemished regular season.
The woes of the road were nowhere in sight for the Robbinsville Middle School Lady Knights this week, as the team sits just two wins shy of an unblemished regular season.
Robbinsville – Friday’s 7-2 loss to Hayesville effectively halted Robbinsville’s quest for its first-ever Smoky Mountain Conference championship.
That’s the bad news.
Robbinsville – It was business as usual for Robbinsville (18-2, 10-0), which posted a pair of 5-inning, lopsided home victories.
Cashiers – From the edge of the green, Isaiah Brown chipped a birdie shot clean into Hole No. 9 at Old Edwards Club.
As both the high school baseball and softball teams continue to vie for a piece of the conference title, the next generation of varsity players are showing that the standard can – and will – be mat
Eighteen games into the season, opponents are still trying to find the weak point on the Lady Knights’ roster.
Good luck.
Hayesville – On the surface, everything that the Black Knights have clawed and scraped at this season was lost Monday.
Cherokee – Just because you have a large quantity of athletes on your roster, it does not always mean you have a large amount of quality to go with it.
Cullowhee – Entering April 10’s neutral-site game against A.C. Reynolds, Naomi Taylor had exactly one home run on her resume.