Clover Hill High School - Ducemus Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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THE CLOVER HILL TIMES Todd Lampman shoots for two! Michelle Mann prepares to pass the ball toa Cavalier teammate. Johnny Lockett wrestles for a better posi- tion. SPORTS 19

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SPORES Cavaliers get involved Whether a student’s interest lies in swinging a racket or a bat, kicking or dribbling a ball, pinning an opponent to a mat or standing poised on a bal- ance beam, the school offers an excit- ing and varied athletic program. Sports provide an oppotunity for the students to compete with their peers and to learn the merits of good sports- manship. Regardless of the season all Cavaliers get involved in the sports program as either active participants or supporting fans. The football team displays Coach Salmon’s favorite saying. The varsity cheerleaders, with the aid of Dr. Vorhauer, capture the Cavalier spirit. The Cavalier crowd screams “Victory!” 18 SPORTS

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In the huddle Varsity football has a no huddle offense ... The varsity football team started off the season right with four straight wins over tough opponents such as Prince George, Meadowbrook, Mid- lothian, and Huguenot. With the crushing defeat of Manchester, the team continued their winning streak. With an 8-2 season they made their way to the semifinals against L.C. Bird, who had defeated the Cavs earli- Joel Harris kicks off for the Cavaliers. er in the season. Joel Hughes’ twenty- five yard field goal helped move the team to the regional finals. In a cold driving rain the team put up a tough fight against Patrick Henry, but could: not muster the points to win. At the fall sports banquet Chuck Brady was awarded the coaches’ award and the MVP award went to Robert Whitfield and Mike Harris. Kirt Studivant recovers a Patrick Henry fumble. The defense goes to work against Patrick Henry at the Central Region Championship game. 20 VARSITY FOOTBALL