Cave Spring High School - Accolade Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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One for the Road All to himsel Chris Simpson shoots a foul Shannon Cundi dn'ves past shot while Cave Spring and Salem player, Miller Isley to Heritage go in for the grab two more points for rebound. The Knights fell Cave Spring. B 82-52, the hard, 5064- Knights blew t e Spartons off the court. : m 3 o O .. 2 'E 4:: .u .3 While Johfr? Burch looks for the pass, Terry Sparks de- cides to take the shot. De- spite the Knights effort, 50- 64 was the final tally. OPPONENT Fieldale-Collinsville R.E. Lee E.C. Glass Heritage Northside E.C. Glass Pulaski County Franklin County Heritage Patrick Henry William Fleming Salem Pulaski County Franklin County Patrick Henry R.E.Lee William Fleming Northside Salem J.V. season record: 7-12 56 - JV. Boysy Basketball Art Coumoyer J.V. BASKETBALL. Front. Row: Rob Bowen, Matt Nasta, John Burch, Mike Pistner, Mike Malloy, Chris Simpson. Back Row: Derek Bohon, Shane Amburgey, Ricky Sprague, Shannon Cundiff, Matt Philips, T Coach Rick Hall. en'y Sparks, Dwayne Angle, V k '- .0 j. Mawrww' '

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VOLLEYBALL. Front row: Cathleen Bubak mng, Abbi Phillips, Tracie Grabowski, Tammy Kelley, Melissa Mitchell, Erin Via, Tamalyn Reed, Laura Haven, Holly McFarland, Angelic Dooley mgr. y Back row: Torryea Brewer, Amy Wil- son, Leigh Belcher, Cindy Price, Beth Sparks, Laura Strickfa- den, Hillary Russin, Madanne Houseman, Kelly Tompson, Trenor Williams Mng. Robert Branham Jennifer Gowan Art Coumoyer ...--..- . U,7 Airbom Cindy Price shoots to kill by spiking the ball and gaining the point for Cave Spring The match was a tough loss to Patrick Henry Jennifer Gowan OPPONENT Nonhside Patrick Henry William Fleming Patrick Henry William Fleming Pulaski County Pulaski County Salem Northside Franklin County Franklin County Salem Patrick Henry Season record: 6-6 m 0 O :3 rn OHOHNONONNNCN NNNNHNHNOOONO k J Volleyball - 55

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wav-V-,. Even though they had been rivals in the past, junior varsity members layed it together Jennifer Gowan When open gyms started for the junior varsity basketball team, athletic enemies for four years stepped onto the court to play together on the same team. These boys played against each other in junior high, as well as in summer leagues. iiThe . team really got along, stated Coach Rick Hall. After cuts were made, the J.V. team practiced for about two and one-half weeks and set out to win their first game. Unfortunately the team had a disappointing beginning, losing their first two games against Fieldale-Collinsville and RE. Lee. Within the next week, the J.V. team got back on their feet and beat E.C. Glass and Heritage, both by impressive scores. The Knights lost their next three games, then came back to win against the Franklin County Eagles, 50-41. After another loss, the J.V. Knights hit the high point of the season according to Coach Hall. ilWithin the same week, we beat Patrick Henry on their home court by nine points. That had Even though the boys were from different schools, they worked well as a team. l, e coach Rick Hall Jennifer Gow was beaten by Salem, Pulaski County, Franklin County, and the Patrick Henry Patriots. The dif- ference in the scores for all four games only added up to eight points. Finishing out the season the Knights won by a whopping score of 70-47 against RE. Lee. They suffered two more losses to William Fleming, 48- 52, and to the Vikings of Northside, 48-52. Finishing out the season the junior varsity team ended on a good note. The last game of the sea- son the Knights beat Salem by 30 points. nFor the last four years we have beaten Salem the last game of the season on our home court? stated Coach Hall? This has become a tradition for the junior varsity squadfl This last game kept the g tradition going. The team was made up of 13 players, a coach, and a manager. Before the first game Coach Hall appointed tri-captains Mike Malloy, Shannon Cundiff, and Matt Philips. Matt Philips was moved been done in a long, long time. After that game U p and away up from the junior varsity team to the varsity : we turned right around and beatWilliam Fleming Ricky Sprague 9085 UP for basketball team when the junior varsity season g , ,, . two despite two Heritage 8 by 12 pomts on our court, said Coach Hall. players, Phillip McKinney was over; E ' t t t ' and Chip Ferguson The The Kni hts ended u with arecord of 7-12in E The most disappomhng pomt 1n the season Knights lost by 14 to Heat the dismctg p directly followed these two games. The J .V. team tage. Keeping track of it during the games. Others,like Cindy Hody, who kept stats for the girls basketball team were managers too. As someone looked across the gym at the bleachers where most of the team sat, one always saw the . familiar faces of the interested in keeping stats through Mr. Rick Hall. uHe was my marketing teacher and the J.V. coach, so I asked him if I scorekeepers behind the team. Susan Rogers got : Last in the Shuflfle ; Chris Simpson goes or the fake thrown b Heritagels Ron Nowlin The Knights were trounced by Heritage, 50 64. x tlcmulkr Cu could keep stats for the team, said Susan. ltl love basketball and it seemed like a good way of getting into the gamer Some statisticians only kept scores uKeeping stats was just part of my job, like filling up the water bottles, said Cindy. Keeging the books Susan ogers and Liz Ziegler keep statistics for the JV and varsity basketball teams. C: m 3 O O L 3 E c w ,3