By Daniel Sherrier Editor King George didn’t make it easy, but the Lady Cavaliers bested the visiting Foxes in basketball action Friday night with a final score of 51-42. Coming off a 10-day break due to inclement weather postponing last Tuesday’s game against Spotsylvania, the Cavs got off to a lukewarm start in the low-scoring first quarter. King George got on the board first within the initial 30 seconds
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent The Cardiac Cavaliers, aka the Caroline High School boys varsity basketball team, were at it again last Friday night suffering what has become an habitual dry second quarter on their way to defeating the King George Foxes 70-60. Finishing out the first quarter with a 17-13 advantage—and looking strong with their signature press and Vondell Green laying up two three-pointers—Caroline stayed on the bench
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent The Caroline Cavaliers boys varsity basketball team lost a game Tuesday of last week against the Dinwiddie Generals 75-70, extending their losing streak to three. It was not as close as the score indicated. It should have gone the other way with the Cavaliers notching up another mark in the win column, but it just did not happen. As opposed to the previous two
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent The Cavaliers had a rough time of it last week in boys basketball as they dropped two to go to 6-7 on the year. They went up against Chancellor last Tuesday and walked away with a 74-62 loss. On Friday, North Stafford came to Milford and for the second year in a row took a heartbreaker from Caroline 58-55. Vs. North Stafford Against the
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent The Caroline girls basketball team disappointed those spectators who were expecting a knock-down, drag-out game against visiting James Monroe. The only ones that got knocked down and drug out were the James Monroe players as the 9-3 Caroline Lady Cavaliers, led by Hope Toliver and Jazmen Moore, annihilated the Yellow Jackets 72-51 last Friday. Despite the size differential of JM, the only time they
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent Last week, the Cavaliers boys varsity basketball team went 1-1, first losing to Courtland in the fourth quarter 48-40. After the game, there was a lot of soul searching done in the Cavs’ locker room. During the days that followed, players learned from their mistakes and made the decision to move on. The loss ignited Caroline as they took on the visiting James Monroe
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent The holidays were happy for the Caroline Cavaliers varsity basketball as they went 2-0 to improve their record to 5-4 with wins over J.R. Tucker, 52-47, and Louisa, 71-49. Vs. Tucker The victory over J.R. Tucker on Dec. 29 showed the Cavalier mettle as never before. Down by 10 at the end of the first quarter and plagued by hard hands causing mistakes every
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent Female Student Athlete of the Semester — Gabby Rivera A good golf swing and academic prowess are both desirable, so when these two attributes are combined, the result is notable. Gabriella “Gabby” Rivera is a well-rounded student at Caroline High School who not only is on the golf team, but is also a student at the Chesapeake Bay Governor’s School in Bowling Green. Because
The Lady Cavaliers varsity basketball team lost a nail-biter at home last night, ending a six-game winning streak. The J.R. Tucker Tigers defeated the Cavs 57-54, though the outcome remained in doubt until the final seconds of the game, which was tied 37-37 at the start of the fourth quarter. The match brought the Lady Cavs’ season record to 6-3. Next, the Lady Cavs face off against Courtland at 7
By Daniel Sherrier Editor King George didn’t make it easy, but
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent The Cardiac Cavaliers, aka the Caroline
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By Daniel Sherrier Editor King George didn’t make it easy, but
By Scott Richards CP Correspondent The Cardiac Cavaliers, aka the Caroline
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By Greg Glassner CP Correspondent Caroline County’s only Hispanic church celebrated