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by Erin Coleman
bright and sunny day
as the golf team
their home green.
Raven Golf
matched up against
West, Tygarts Val-
Harrison.
members played well
improved on their
Scoring. Pocahontas fin-
deserved second
of 187. not far
Harrison's 182.
Cutlip was the
with a score of
R2HS volleyball team
for their first away
they traveled to Bath
September 9.
went in with high
another win.
took the floor first
not come out on top.
ames, 12-25 and 7-
went for re-
suffer from
as the JV.
r four hard-fought games.
€ came out on top to
match. The individual
the games include: 12-
25-23, and 17-25,
also brought a thai-
Lady Warrior sac-
they took on James
game was close a.s
could seem to get a
game ended in a 1-1
Michelle Holstine
the only goal for the
boy's soccer team also
TUesday as they con-
Oak Hill in a close bat-
teams struggled to take
had to settle for a 1-
Condon scored the
the Warriors.
September 11,
team faced Green-
in an important
hoping to get the win
competition.
IV played strong but
able to get the points
for the win, losing
12-25 and 18-25.
Foe led the team with
from serves and
five attacks, three of
not be returned by'
Andy Wayne, assisted by Joe
Mosesso, and Jonathan Burns,
assisted by Clay Condon, put in
the goals for Pocahontas.
The football team hit the
field with intensity on Friday
night as they went up against
the Pendleton County Wildcats,
Freshman Jesse Burdctte held
nothing back as he quickl}
scored a touchdo,an in the fir.,,t
quarter followed by the extra
point by Thurston Willis to
give the Warriors an early lead,
The second quarter was just
as exciting as Burdettc once
again slipped past Pendleton'
defense to run the ball 6g yards
for another iouchdov n.
Pocahontas held the Wildcats
from scoring until late in the
second quarter putting the SCOl-e
at an exciting 13-8 at the half.
Going into the third quarter
the Warriors appeared t+ hae
lost their ,team.
Willis managed to put up a
32 yard field goal for the Warri-
ors: hey, ever. the team could
not stop Pendleton from scoring
a touchdown with a tvo point
conversion to tie up the game+
Both Pocahontas and Pendlc-
ton vied for the lead until late in
fourth quarter when, with less
than three minutes remaining.
the Wildcats scored a touch-
dov, n. Pocahontas struggled to
regain the lead, hey, ever cmld
not, as the Wildcats won 23-16.
Along v, ith scoring two
touchdowns. Burdette also con-
tributed 28 carries for 212 yards."
The Volleyball team wrapped
up this week's competition tak-
ing the court against East Har-
dy.
The JV had its best match of
the season playing ,,trong for
four games, however losing the
match.
The scores for the game were
15-25, 17-25, 25-22, and 9-25.
The Varsitv's intensity matched
that of the ".IV as they played an
exciting three games but for the
three times in a row were unable
to come out on top. The scores
for the games ere 15-25. 16-
25, and 24-26.
Editor's Note: The previous
week's Warrior Sport. is pub-
West. fished &te because of a fliwh in
had a shaky start
found their rhythm.
exceptionally
with great intensity.
could not get
in the close games. The
were 16-25, 24-
Bland contributed 16
serves, followed
Whitney Curry with
the girls and boys sac-
to Petersburg
girls took the field first
Unable to match Pe-
intensity. The ladies
disappointing 5-2
Holstine contrib-
Point to the Warriors.
was scored by
Monroe's own
soccer team also
intense game. Both
well, but the War-,
to take the 2-1
email. Reporter Erm Coleman
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:00tl}00[ :00£1111g County attendance
95 % and above for
Green Bank, Hiilsboro,
Marlinton Elementary
and Middle Schools
Monday: French toast sticks,
cereal, juice, milk; Sloppy joes,
coleslaw, baked beans, shape-
ups, wheat buns, milk
Tuesday: Cereal, cinnamon
toast, juice, milk; Pizza
w/meat, cheese, corn, peaches.
tossed salad, milk
September 29-October 3
Pocahontas County
High School
Monday: Spaghetti and meat.
tossed salad, Italian bread, ap-
plesauce
Tuesday: Chicken fajitas, let-
tuce and tomato, potato wedges,
cherry' crisp
Wednesday, I: Pancake sausage
on-a-stick, cereal, juice or fruit,
milk. Chicken nuggets, mashed
potatoes, green beans, mixed
fruit, wheat roll,
Thursday, 2: Oatmeal, toast,
cereal, juice, milk. Taco salad,
lettuce & tomatoes, broccoli
w/cheese, salsa, fresh fruit.
milk.
Friday, 3: Pizza breakfast+ cere-
al, juice, milk. Sliced ham.
sweet potatoes, mixed vegeta-
bles, pineapple, wheat roll,
milk
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first month.
Green Bank: 95.7%; Hills-
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Middle: 95%; PCHS: 98.7%
Wade said he congratulated
students, .parents, teachers and
staff on an excellent month.
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Beavers 4-H Club
The Beaver Creek Beavers 4-
H Club held their meeting to re-
organize on Friday, September
19, at 7 p.m., at the Cummings
Creek Victory Chalxl'.
The meeting was called to
order by Robin Nelson. presi-
dent, after which we said the 4-
H Pledge. Enrollment cards were
filled out. We talked briefly
about 4-H Camp, and sang "The
Eagle," a song learned at camp.
We discussed what books we
should get, what projects we
should do, and what fundraiser
we could have to get money for
new shirts.
Our next meeting will be on
Friday, October 17, same time
and place.
Amanda Pe,dtytt, Reporter
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