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Lady Red Devils Must Prove Themselves Worthy of Reputation Section C December 9, 2010 Rappahannock Record www.rrecord.com Kilmarnock, VA AreaSports Recreation • Fishing • High School Teams SPORTS SHORTS n Christmas in the sky Astronomer Kathy Miles will pres- ent a program on Christmas traditions at 7 p.m. Wednesday, December 15, at Lancaster Community Library in Kil- marnock. “Throughout history, one of the most enduring mysteries has been the origin of the Christmas Star. Who wrote about it, and what could it have been? There are several can- didates,” said Miles. “There are also many other traditions at this time of year whose origins the public may not know. Where did Santa Claus come from? Why did we start bringing trees into our houses and decorating them? Why do we celebrate Christmas on December 25th? Candles, reindeer and mistletoe will all be discussed.” n Railroad exhibit Reedville Fishermen Museum will host its Northern Neck model rail- road exhibit Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays,through January 9, except Christmas and New Year’s days, and will be open December 27 to 31. The exhibit features more than 100 feet of track and scale-model build- ings depicting bygone days in the villages of Reedville, Heathsville, Irvington and White Stone. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for seniors; children under 12 and members are free. From left, members of Lancaster High’s varsity girls basketball team are (first row) Tikoya Henderson, Trenae Henderson, Jalisa Walker, Shamerah Taylor and Kelvonna Clayton; (next row) Sharda Beane, Kalisha Harding, Aaliyah Morris-Lee, Aleyah Davenport, Chelsea Montgomery, Anesha White and coach n Mahjong instruction Joanne Webb-Fary. Photo by Lisa Hinton-Valdrighi Mahjong will be taught at the Wom- an’s Club of White Stone beginning at 9 a.m. January 10. Join any or all of the six consecutive sessions. Registra- tion required. To register, or find out Lady Red Devils must prove about fees, call Ruth McClean at 435- 2406 by December 20. n Join the Boosters club The Northumberland High School themselves worthy of reputation athletic boosters will meet at 7 p.m. Monday, December 13, at the Nor- by Lisa Hinton-Valdrighi thumberland High School auditorium in Claraville. New members are wel- The Lancaster High varsity girls bas- come. Anyone may join. ketball team has to live up to quite a reputation. But coach Joanne Webb-Fary thinks her team of 12, which includes nine newcomers, is up to the challenge. BRIDGE “They’re very enthusiastic and they’re hard workers. I’m finding that they never RESULTS give up,” said Webb-Fary, who has led the Lady Devils to four straight Group A, Five tables of duplicate bridge were Division 2 tournaments. in play December 1. “They have some big shoes to fill and North/south winners were first, I don’t expect that of them,” the coach Virginia Adair and Judy Peifer; and said. “But I can see the desire in them. second, Tom Doyle and Betsy Paul. These girls are stepping up to that repu- East/west winners were first, Helen tation.” Kinne and Jane Hughes; and second, The Lady Devils, behind graduated Ilva Doggett and Joy Straughan. seniors Andrea White, Ashley Ransome The next bridge for this group is 1 and Jasmine Moody, went 20-2 last year p.m. December 14 as the state runner-up in Division 2. They lost to George Mason in the state cham- pionship game. On the way to the final, Seven tables of bridge were in play Lancaster won three titles, including the December 2 at Indian Creek Yacht and Northern Neck District’s regular season Country Club. and tournament titles and the Region A Winners north/south were first, trophy. Arden Durham and Dianne Monroe; It was Lancaster’s fourth trip to the second, Beverly Oren and Babs state tournament in four years and its Murphy; and third, Cynthia Birdsall second to the Group A championship in From left, members of Lancaster High’s JV girls basketball team are (front row) Tala Henderson, Liza Carter, and Ronnie Gerster. three seasons. Daisia’Nay Ball, Khadijah Rice, Dazah Davenport and Rodesha Veney; (next row) coach Megan Broske, Nell Carter, Winners east/west were first, Mari- The loss of White will hurt. The Kashay Frasier, Tykasia Gaskins, Tomasia Kelly, Raven Love and Lauren James. Photo by Lisa Hinton-Valdrighi lyn Reed and Ginger Klapp; second, Georgetown recruit averaged over 27 Margaret Livesay and Helen Hopton; points per game and 14 rebounds and ing what combination of players will Sophomore forward Kelvonna Clay- The JV Lady Devils are 0-2 to start and third, Joy Straughan and Helen scored over 2,000 career points. For four work best.” ton, who got a start in both games, added the season with losses to West Point Kinne. years, she was the go-to girl and other Most of Webb-Fary’s players are JV five against James Monroe. and James Monroe. teams keyed on her. grads. A few were even pulled up to var- Clayton will see lots of playing time The Pointers beat the Devils 37-19 “We won’t have that one dominant sity for the playoff games last season. in the forward spot along with freshman to open the season last Wednesday and The Women’s Club of White Stone player,” said Webb-Fary, “but Sham- After Lancaster’s opening two games Aaliyah Morris-Lee. Also playing guard Group AA Yellow Jackets got by Lan- bridge luncheon hostess December 3 erah Taylor will most likely be that floor — a pair of losses to West Point and will be freshman Trenae’ Henderson and caster 43-13 last Thursday. was Betsy Johnson. Her helpers were leader. We’re young but I think we’ll have James Monroe — Taylor has emerged as sophomore Tikoya Henderson. Senior Freshman guard Lauren James scored Glenda Decker and Doris Kidwell. depth that we haven’t had before.” the leading scorer. She scored 10 points Sunacia Taylor and juniors Chelsea seven points, all in the first quarter, to Marsha Chapman was the bridge Taylor, a sophomore guard, is one in the season opening loss to West Point, Montgomery and Jalisa Walker could lead Lancaster against the Pointers. winner. The next luncheon will be of only three returners. Junior forward 33-27, last Wednesday and 17 against play at either guard or forward positions. James will likely start along with January 7. For reservations, call Car- Kalisha Harding and sophomore center Group AA James Monroe last Thurs- Junior varsity Gaskins, Henderson, freshman guard olyn Reed at 435-6207 Aleyah Davenport also return. Those day. The Yellow Jackets beat Lancaster, Coach Megan Broske is spending Raven Love and eighth-grade guard three, along with freshmen guards 62-43. The Lady Devils actually got as the early part of the season concentrat- Daisia’Nay Ball. Sharda Beane and Anesha White will close as six in that game. ing on the basics with her 12-member Henderson and Gaskins led Lan- CLUB GOLF likely start. Taylor and White, sister of Andrea JV team. caster with five and four points, respec- “We really don’t have a set starting White, were Lancaster’s only double “Right now, we’re working on mas- tively, against James Monroe. Quinton Oaks men lineup right now,” said Webb-Fary. “One digit scorers. White put up 10 points. She tering the skills and learning the game,” Also playing guard will be sopho- The Quinton Oaks Senior Men’s of the things we need to work on is find- scored 7 against the Pointers. said Broske, who returns only two in more twins Liza and Nell Carter, soph- League first flight winners for Novem- freshmen post player Tykasia Gaskins omore Khadijah Rice and freshman ber 30 were first, Garry Gill; second, and guard Tala Henderson. Dazah Davenport. Don Boidock; and third, Bob Sun- Girls Basketball Schedule “It’s a learning and improving pro- Playing post will be sophomore bury. Second flight winners were first, December 10 at Middlesex cess,” she said, “but I’ve already seen Kashay Frasier, freshman Tomasia Bobby Albrite; second, Bruce Berry; December 13 at James Monroe improvement since our first scrimmage Kelly and eighth-grader Rodesha and third, (tie) Jake Russell and Ron December 16 at Mathews against King William.” Veney. Steger. December 18 at Poquoson January 4 at Colonial Beach January 6 Washington & Lee BOWLING RESULTS January 13 Essex January 18 Middlesex Ladies League games against Abby when Terry Still- Savalina had a 292 set with a 113 January 20 at Rappahannock In the week of November 29, R. P. man rolled a 367 set with games of game and Vickie White bowled a 275 January 25 Northumberland Waller won three games against Yeat- 102, 153 and 112. Beverly Benson set with a 107 game. January 27 Colonial Beach man’s Forklift when Jean Reynolds had a 364 set with games of 153 and Standings February 1 at Essex bowled a 318 set with games of 104, 116. W L February 2 at West Point 112 and 102. Ola Rae Nash rolled a Net Cruisers Cafe won two games R. P. Waller 29 7 February 3 at Washington & Lee 308 set with a 121 game. against Davis Auto Sales when Betty Doc n’ Divas 22 14 February 8 Rappahannock For Yeatman’s, Val Crosbie had a Evans bowled a 295 set with a 109 Davis Auto 22 14 February 10 at Northumberland 294 set with a 108 game. Mary York game. Donna Thomas rolled a 291 set Net Cruisers 18 18 February 16-18 District Tournament, LHS bowled a 102 game.
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