New Kent’s Trojans remain in their quest for their first soccer win of the season following a disappointing 4-1 Thursday night loss to Warhill’s invading Lions. The Trojans opened the scoring and played the Lions on near even terms for one half, but a red card disqualification placed the hosts in a man down situation, helping the Lions control the second half. “I thought tonight was it,” said New Kent coach Keith Grant, looking for that elusive first win after 13 straight losses. “If we didn’t go down to 10 people, I think this would have been our game,” he…
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New Kent’s Trojans shut out visiting Southampton 6-0 in Monday’s opening round of the Conference 25 boys tennis tournament. The Trojans travel to take on Colonial Heights in Thursday’s second round. Singles: Ashford (NK) d. Durant (SH) 6-1, 6-2; Frizzell (NK) d. Warren (SH) 6-0, 6-2; Squares (NK) d. R.Warren (SH) 6-4, 6-4; Simmons (NK) d. Lynch (SH) 6-3, 6-3; Sorenson (NK) d. Rooks (SH) 6-0, 6-0; Estis (NK) d. Suiter (SH) 6-0, 6-0.
Lafayette scored 97 points to edge host New Kent’s 95 in the third of a series of track meets featuring all 10 Bay Rivers District schools. The host Trojans were led by first place finishes from R.J. Morris in triple jump (41-5), Joe Dixon in shot (43-9.5), and Yuri Frazier at 800 meters (2:11.46) during Wednesday’s meet. The Lady Trojans, meanwhile, totaled 42 points to place sixth overall. Courtney Pickett cleared 8 feet in pole vault to win the event and post New Kent’s lone first place finish. Team scores and other New Kent results Boys: Lafayette 97, New Kent…
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Warhill topped New Kent 5-0 in a Wednesday boys tennis match that was shortened by an approaching storm. Singles: Cummins (W) d. Ashford (NK) 6-0, 6-2; Pauls (W) d. Edmonds (NK) 6-1, 6-4; Gravel (W) d. Frizzell (NK) 6-2,-6-1; Hrncir (W) d. Squares (NK) 6-0, 6-0; Charter (W) d. Sorenson (NK) 6-2, 7-5. The number six singles match was halted due to the storm. Bad weather also forced cancellation of doubles matches.
New Kent Parks and Recreation hosted a CVA local track and field event on Apr. 29 at New Kent High School Participants ranging from ages 9-14 took part in the event, with the top two athletes in each division/event advancing to the Central Virginia Track & Field Event on June 4 at Caroline High School Results (Advancements only) Girls: Softball throw (11-12) 1. Carly Turner 74’0”, 2. Kendall Hicks 40’5”. Softball throw (13-14) Jenna Kirkland 134’0”. Standing long jump (9-10) 1. Lauren Walker 5’3”, 2. Mia Jones 4’0”. Standing long jump (11-12) 1. Carly Turner 5’6”. Standing long jump (13-14)…
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Colonial Heights’ visiting Colonials swept singles competition to post a 6-0 win over New Kent’s Trojans in boys tennis Monday afternoon. Doubles matches were cancelled due to an approaching thunderstorm. Singles: Cox(CH) d. Ashford (NK) 6-0, 6-0; Gingrich (CH) d. Edmonds (NK) 6-2, 6-1; Scofield (CH) d. Frizzell (NK) 6-3,-6-4; Patel (CH) d. Squares (NK) 6-0, 6-0; Rosser (CH) d. Estis (NK) 6-4, 6-0; Kim (CH) d. Sharpe 6-1,6-0.
New Kent won two of three doubles matches but only one singles contest as the host Trojans fell 6-3 to Smithfield’s Packers in Wednesday afternoon tennis. Singles: Baylor (S) d. Ashford 6-0, 6-1; Espenshade (S) d. Edmonds 6-4, 6-3; Barlow (S) d. Frizzell 6-4, 6-4; Lewis (S) d. Squares 6-1, 6-3; Sorenson (NK) d. Robinson 6-1, 6-1; Bateman (S) d. Estis 6-4, 7-5. Doubles: Ashford-Edmonds (NK) d. Baylor-Espenshade 8-8 (9-8); Barlow-Lewis (S) d. Frizzell-Squares 8-3; Simmons-Sorenson (NK) d. Bateman-Jenkins 8-2.
In a battle of first year soccer programs, Charles City’s Panthers hosted visiting Carver Academy’s Wolverines. And with both teams being co-ed and scratching the surface at competitiveness at the high school level, on paper it seemed to be an even matchup. But matches aren’t played on paper. Behind six goals from freshman Santos Romero Vasquez and two additional ones from classmate Hever Lopez-Milian, the visiting Wolverines disposed of the host Panthers 8-0 en route to a slaughter rule victory on Apr. 27. After fifteen minutes of scoreless action, Vasquez found the back of the net at the 16-minute mark….
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After dominating play in a scoreless first half of Tuesday’s soccer clash with Grafton’s Clippers, New Kent’s host Lady Trojans punched in a trio of unanswered second half goals. And they would need every one of them. The Lady Trojans weathered a second half, one-hour thunderstorm delay along with a late Grafton comeback to capture a 3-2 victory, raising their season record to 5-4. Lady Trojan coach Irene Bierie breathed a huge sigh of relief as time ran out in the second half. “At least it turned out like we wanted it,” she said. With her team leading 3-0 midway…
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