Hannah Johnson of Providence Forge has been named to the President’s List at James Madison University for the Summer 2026 semester. To be recognized for the honor, a student must be taking at least 12 credit hours and accumulate a grade-point average of 3.9 or higher.
New Kent’s Lady Trojans field hockey team opened their home slate by hosting a Gloucester Lady Dukes team that consisted of University of Richmond commit Charlotte Houtz. And for the visiting Lady Dukes, all that attention on her made it easier for her teammates to score. Five Gloucester players found the back of the net as they coasted to a 6-0 mercy rule victory over New Kent during the Sept. 8 Bay Rivers District matchup. The Lady Trojans’ defense played well for the first 10 minutes in the quarter before Gloucester’s offense quickly changed momentum in the contest. Goals from…
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A Charles City School Board member who served more than two decades in the position during two different stints has passed away. Royce Paige, 82, who was serving as an at-large member on the school board, passed away last week according to a press release from Charles City County’s School Board. Paige served 23 years as a member on Charles City’s School Board, covering two stints. Paige was first elected in 1995 to represent District 1 where he served for 16 years until 2011. In 2019, he successfully ran for one of the two at-large positions, serving in that role…
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Costly mistakes by New Kent’s offense resulted in the Poquoson Islanders walking out with a win. Poquoson capitalized on three fumbles by the hosting Trojans en route to a 13-0 victory during the Sept. 3 Bay Rivers District football contest. Just moments into the game, Poquoson took advantage of a Trojans’ miscue. New Kent’s Braylon Simpson was stripped of the ball by Poquoson’s Heath Reynolds. Reynolds would take the ball back into the end zone 30 yards for a score and a 6-0 Islander lead less than a minute into the game. On offense, Reynolds would have an impact as…
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The new era of New Kent’s Lady Trojans’ volleyball continues to keep up the precedence of being a strong program. Such was the case on Sept. 3. The Lady Trojans survived a tough battle against the visiting Tabb Lady Tigers, winning a five-set thriller 25-12, 24-26, 25-16, 22-25, 15-4 to remain undefeated on the season. New Kent’s play consisted of ups and downs for the contest. After dominating the first set, Tabb was able to survive and win the tiebreakers in set two. New Kent rebounded in set three with another dominant performance, but Tabb fought back winning set four,…
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