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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — The Greenbrier Tip-Off basketball event continues to announce teams and pairings for its annual November run in West Virginia. Last week, two women’s games were added, including one that features West Virginia University.
Emma Skidmore, born with ABS, meets her challenges head-on to become a standout athlete and role model for younger generations, on and off the field. This week, she chose to share her story. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) LOW MOOR — Some people stare. Some shy away. And those who are curious, ask. “What happened to your arm?”
Walker Randozzo running the ball for the Bath County Chargers in an Oct. 24 game against Craig County. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) Four weeks from Friday, the guys from Bath County welcome the Generals from Stonewall Jackson to Carl F. Williams Field. A week later, Alleghany goes to Lynchburg for a matchup with the Brookville Bees.
STAUNTON — The area high school athletic season teed off Monday morning at the Gypsy Hill Golf Club. Alleghany freshman Jagger Rowland shot an 82, good for a tie for eighth place individually among 54 golfers, and the Cougars placed eighth in the nine-team field at the first Shenandoah District golf match of the season. “Jagger played solid golf for […]
COVINGTON — Covington Lumberjacks Quindon Wright (Albany State) and Darrius Brown (Maryland-Eastern Shore) were named to the Valley Baseball League All-South Division team released on Tuesday. Wright was selected as a first-team relief pitcher, while Brown won second-team outfield honors.
CHARLOTTESVILLE — The Virginia High School League released the latest ADM (average daily membership) numbers for state high schools and realignment plans for the 2027-31 alignment cycle for high school athletics last Wednesday. The ADM number counts students in grades 9-11. Alleghany High School’s number is 568 and it would be the smallest Class 3 school in the state, according […]
Alleghany’s Ally Cottrell, center, records a kill past two Staunton defenders last September. The Cougar volleyball program is coming off back-to-back Class 3 state tournament appearances. AHS is appealing to drop to Class 2, starting in the fall of 2027, and will go before an appeal committee on Tuesday. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) LOW MOOR — Alleghany High School […]
HOT SPRINGS — Addison Brown fired a medalist-winning, 1-over par 36, leading Staunton to a four-team golf win Tuesday on The Homestead’s Old Course. The Storm carded a 167, four shots better than Tygarts Valley’s 171. Alleghany was third with a 194, while Bath County shot 213. Jagger Rowland paced the Cougars with a 42, while Jaxon Deem (44), Gavin […]
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — Greenbrier East and James River went down to the final hole on a modified Greenbrier Course Monday. The Spartans walked away with the team victory, while Knight senior Landon Bolling earned the individual win. East shot a 318, two shots better than River’s 320, while Bolling fired a 5-under par 69, edging out Spartan Isaac Hutchison by one stroke.
Charger Michael Keyes tees off on hole one. (Recorder photo by Zach Potter) HOT SPRINGS — Bath County teed off its golf season last Wednesday on The Homestead’s Old Course. The Chargers got the campaign started with a victory. Atticus Stauffer had a team-low 47, while Draven Whitmore added a 48, leading the hosts to a team-200 and a five-shot Pioneer District win over runner-up Narrows.
