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he Goochland County Lions Club recently donated $500 to the YMCA Bright Beginnings program. Vice President Bernadette Stillwell, Secretary Mike Winn, Treasurer Bob Hammond, and Bob Leach were present when the check was presented to Goochland YMCA Director Kelly Lindquist. “Our Goochland Lions were pleased to aid the local YMCA with this year’s Bright Beginnings program,” said Stillwell. The Bright Beginnings program is designed to help purchase much-needed school supplies for underprivileged children. “Our Goochland Lions were pleased to aid the local YMCA with this year’s program,” said Stillwell. For more on how residents have been helping local students get ready for the new school year, see page 15.

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A Holmesian mystery set in a Goochland subdivison earlier this month made for one of the more interesting Board of Zoning Appeals meetings in recent memory. On July 16, four members of the five-member board met to hear an appeal by a local development group, Courthouse Associates LLC, that had been slapped with a Notice of Violation from the county for failing to deliver on one of the proffered conditions they agreed to in conjunction with a rezoning case nearly 18 years ago. As one condition of that rezoning, which paved the way for the creation of the Mill Forest subdivision in January of 2000, the county insisted that a “minimum of one water impoundment structure” — essentially a

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Recent Property Transfers Pets of the week 300 Autumn Breeze Drive, Oilville; James P. Gorey to Brian Edward McNealy, $512,500. 14 Broad Run Road, Manakin-Sabot; Dale R. Ross to Nupur S. Bal, $1,600,000. 2300 Cartersville Road, Goochland; Little Creek Construction Inc. to Paul Klinefelter, $305,000. 1695 Centerville Parke Lane, Manakin-Sabot; George L. Pink to Juanita Weber, $450,000. 1707 Devon Way, Manakin-Sabot; I. Stanley Magrill to Michael S. Rakoff, $444,000. 7284 Ellingham Court, Glen Allen; Eagle

Construction of Virginia LLC to L. Wayne Farrell, $592,668. 961 Manakin Road, Manakin-Sabot; Robin Randolph Lind to Xinh N. Truong, $235,000. 2936 Royal Virginia Court, Louisa; Rene M. Ulloa to Mary Jane Plance, $615,000. 3867 Sage Road, Sandy Hook; England Homes Inc. to John A. Hicks, $367,475. 1250 The Forest, Crozier; Rodrigo E. Carvalho to Robert G. Anderson, $670,000. 182 Woodfern, Richmond; R&N Construction Inc. to Robert F. McGrail, $650,000.

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Zoning appeal continued from >1 pond — “ and one dry hydrant would be constructed within the development.” A dry hydrant is defined as a non-pressurized pipe system installed in existing lakes, ponds and streams, used by firefighters to draw water in the event of an emergency. According to testimony given by assistant County Attorney Whit Marshall, after investigating a complaint from a Mill Forest resident about a mysterious water pipe that had reportedly appeared in the neighborhood, county staff found that there was “no water impoundment structure” in place either. Also missing, Marshall said, was any record of the county approving a dry hydrant in that location, a step that was also required as a condition of the rezoning. Not only was the hydrant not functioning, Marshall said, but the fact that the developers said that it was could have lead to confusion and dangerous delays in the event that fire crews went to use it during an emergency. It would seem, to anyone listening, like a slam-dunk: the structure that was supposed to be there was not functioning, if it ever existed in the first place. Case closed. Not so fast. Representing the developers, attorney Darvin Satterwhite noted that the board members were not there that day to decide if a functioning water impoundment structure and dry hydrant were currently in place—only that both had been there and operational when the subdivision plat was approved 17 years ago. The fact that the plat was approved by the county was proof that the structures had been there, Satterwhite said. If they weren’t, he asked, why would the county have signed off?

Appellant Lee Gordon, a contractor and a member of Courthouse Associates who was involved in the rezoning and claimed he oversaw the construction of both the water impoundment structure and the dry hydrant — and that both were built to the codes in effect at that time — presented the board with photos of both. They had been taken, he said, just three hours before. Gordon admitted that neither was in working order, but both he and Satterwhite attributed that to a lack of diligence by the residents of Mill Forest. “Why isn’t it working? Because in 15 years nobody in that subdivison has bothered to do anything to maintain it or to improve that pond.” After so many years, he explained, silt buildup and other symptoms of neglect had rendered the structure useless. Gordon told the board that Courthouse Associates still legally owns the property and has not yet turned it over to the Mill Forest Home Owners Association, but explained that there were covenants in place designating who is responsible for maintenance. After deliberating for around 20 minutes, the board

NEWS: What’s Going on in Goochland County returned with its verdict. Both sides had been convincing and presented strong cases, they said. But while BZA member Paul Springman acknowledge that the structures had almost certainly been built on the site years ago, he sided with the county that the violation notice was valid. His fellow board members, however, did not agree. “There was something there,” insisted member Carol Coe, throwing her support behind Courthouse Asscoiates. “What’s there now, that’s not our decision.” It was an opinion echoed by fellow board member Amanda Kowlaski. “I’m not saying it’s a good water structure, but there was something there,” Kowlaski said. “The proffer was met.” To BZA chairman Rob Parker, the decision ultimately hinged on the fact that the county had given developers the go-ahead so many years ago. “I do believe that the structure was there,” Parker said. “And lacking any more official county approval for any other dry hydrants, this would be the only approval avenue that I would be aware of — so it appears to have been approved.”

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Obituaries KARL H. BOGGS JR. Karl Hardman Boggs Jr., 81, died peacefully on July 26, 2018, after a courageous twomonth fight against complications from Myasthenia Gravis Disease. He was predeceased by his parents, Louise F. Boggs and Karl H. Boggs Sr., and BOGGS his youngest brother, Ralph Boggs. He is survived by his loving wife of 59 years, Betty Farley Boggs; their three daughters, Claudia Bridges (Robbie) of Maidens, Karla Otten (Eric) of Palm Desert, California, and Tammy Hands (Thom) of Boca Raton, Florida; six grandchildren: Bobby Bridges (Jerikah), Tyler Hunt (Watkins), Megan DuLong, Mathew Otten, Elle Otten, and Sam Hands; one great-granddaughter, Ellie Bridges; two brothers, John

Boggs (Louise) of ManakinSabot, and Chuck Boggs of Virginia Beach; numerous nieces and nephews; and many friends who loved him deeply. Karl retired as an executive from Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co., where he worked for 38 years and was greatly admired and respected for his incredible work ethic and outstanding leadership. He continued working as an entrepreneur, owning and operating the Boggs Christmas Tree Farm with his wife for more than 20 years and managing investment properties (even from his hospital bed). He was a determined, self-motivated, hard-working man with great integrity and appreciation for the value of a hard-earned dollar. He served in the National Guard, and was a member of the Staunton Masonic Lodge and Shriners and the Staunton Elks. He was a great, honest, kind-hearted, fun-loving family man who was a country boy at heart. He had a competitive spirit and passion for golf and

loved hunting, fishing, riding his tractor, and loving on his dogs. Most of all, he was devoted to his family, cherished his grandchildren, and valued his friendships. We will never forget his sense of humor, that grin on his face, his silent chuckle, and a glass of wine in one hand and a cigar (not lit) in the other. Karl was one of a kind and will be deeply missed by so many. In keeping with his wishes, in lieu of flowers or any services, he would want you to have a drink and raise your glass to a life well-lived, play a round of golf, laugh at a good joke with a friend, spend time with the ones you love, pay it forward with kindness and generosity to others and he’ll meet ya where the grass is always greener - at the 19th hole in heaven. LAWRENCE E. HARRIS SR. Lawrence Edward Harris Sr., 72, of Goochland, entered into eternal rest on Wednesday, July 25, 2018, at St. Mary’s Hospital. Lawrence was

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the Vice-President of CMS Heating, Cooling & Insulation, Inc. He was preceded in death by his parents, Curtis and Martha; brothers, Curtis Jr., William and Charles. He is survived by his wife HARRIS of 54 years, Annie Mae; son, Lawrence Jr. (Deneen) of Mechanicville; daughter, Lorie Ann; grandson, Derrick (Crystal); granddaughter, Lauren; great-grandson, Dane; two sisters, Mildred (Bobby) Horne of Yorktown and Barbara (Lloyd) Layne of Henrico; three brothers, David (Loretta) Harris, Russell (Serena) Harris and John Carroll (Ernestine) Harris, all of Henrico; and a host of great-nieces, great-nephews, in-laws, family and friends. His remains rested at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home in Goochland. Funeral services were held on Saturday, July 28, 2018, at First Union Baptist Church in Crozier. Rev. Frank Lomax III, pastor and eulogist. Interment church cemetery. EDGAR J. HENLEY JR.

Edgar J. Henley Jr., 79, of Sterling, formally of Goochland, passed away Monday, July 23, 2018. He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Patricia Pallagi Henley; their children, James Michael, Danial Paul and Erin Elizabeth Funderburg; also surviving are four grandchildren, Anna, Danny, Connor and Caleb; and several nieces and nephews. Mr. Henley served his country proudly in the U.S. Marine Corps and retired after 39 years in Civil SerHENLEY vice. The family received friends on Thursday, July 26, 2018, in the West Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home in Glen Allen, where services were held Friday, July 27, 2018. Interment will follow in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. GREGORY C. HODGES Gregory Charles Hodges, son of George McKinley Hodges of Sandy Hook, Goochland and Virginia Ballowe Hodges

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continued from >4 few distant cousins. Jane was born in Chester, September 26, 1926. After high school graduation in Chester, she attended James Madison College. After college, Jane went to work for Defense General Supply and worked there until retirement. Throughout her life, Jane pursued her love of equestrian events, riding, fox hunting and carriage driving her beloved standard bred horse, “Two.” She was a lifetime member of Deep Run Hunt Club. She was also a member of James River Driving Club and Hermitage Country Club. Jane’s second love was her river cottage in Middlesex County, near Urbanna, where she gathered with family and friends. If there was a celebration, holiday, or just a gettogether, it was held at Jane’s home or river cottage. A memorial service will be held 11 a.m. Tuesday, August 7, at Reveille United Methodist Church, 4200 Cary Street Road, to be followed by a luncheon at 1 p.m. at Deep Run Hunt Club, 1540 Manakin Road, Manakin-Sabot, Va. 23103. Interment will be private in the family plot in Chester. Memorials may be given in the name of Jane E. Houchins to Goochland Pet Lovers, P.O.

the field between some of the innings. The Chamber would like to thank Luck Companies, Essex Bank, Richmond Gastroenterology Associates, West Creek Emergency Center, Reynolds Community College, Perkins Law, PLLC, Pak Mail, Long & Foster – Jonathan Orcutt, John Patterson Insurance Agency, Inc., Goochland

Dentistry, Dominion Energy, A Better Place Consulting, Family Chiropractic Center of Richmond, Hofbauer Consulting, and Sheltering Arms for sponsoring the event. Because of their sponsorship, the Chamber is able to sell General Admission tickets to the game for just $2. Anyone interested in purchasing a ticket is asked to call the Chamber office at (804) 556-3811.

Box 27, Oilville, Va. 23129 or his brother, Ralph Pettit. He is operated the Fox Head Inn for Goochlandpetlovers.com. also survived by his three chil- 25 years. The family would like dren, Brandon Pettit (Donna), to thank the incredible nursing GEORGE J. JOHNSON Scott Pettit (Laurie) and Mary staff at Retreat Hospice and Mr. George James Johnson, Carter Dabney (Todd). “Dran” request that any donations be 84, of Goochland, departed loved and adored his five sent to the Centerville Fire and this life at his home on Friday, grandchildren and six great- Rescue Company #3. A priJuly 20, 2018. He is survived by grandchildren. His passion for vate celebration of Phillip’s life his loving wife, Dorothy Mae horses began at a young age will be held at a later date. As J o h n s o n ; and, during his youth, he deliv- the words inscribed above his his devot- ered newspapers on horseback. bed read “Live Simply, Speak ed son, He was a member of the Deep Kindly and Love Generously.” W i l l i a m Run Hunt Club, an accom( D e n i s e ) plished Fox Hunter and, with CHARLES R. WHITE J o h n s o n ; Barbara by his side, delighted Charles Ridgely White, 83, l o v i n g in driving his horse drawn car- of Manakin-Sabot, died Friday, g r a n d - riage at local events. He also July 27, 2018, after a brief illc h i l d r e n , enjoyed coaching his boys in ness. He is survived by his JOHNSON Janique and little league baseball and was beloved wife of 54 years, the Onyxx Johnson; and a host of an avid tennis player. He was artist Stuart Hall Pendergraft nieces, nephews, other relatives employed by Virginia Power see Death notices > 12 and friends. His remains rested for 23 years and owned and at the Robert Mealy Funeral Home in Goochland. Funeral services were held on Friday, July 27, 2018, at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Goochland. Goochland’s

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Executive Director Bonnie Creasy, and Goochland Chamber Office Manager Kimberly Nelson will be throwing out the “First Pitch” starting at 6:45 p.m. The first 1500 fans over the age of 15 will be getting T-Shirts from the Richmond Flying Squirrels, and attendees will also be able to see competitive eater Notorious B.O.B challenging students to eating contests on

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On Aug. 10, the Goochland County Chamber of Commerce will team up with The Richmond Flying Squirrels for Goochland Chamber Night at the Diamond. Gates will open at 5:45 p.m. with the game starting at 7 pm. County Administrator John Budeski, along with Goochland Chamber President W. Justin Lacy, Goochland Chamber

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Crass market economy: The business side of hate By Roslyn Ryan Editor

s Christopher Cantwell left a Charlottesville courthouse on July 20, he did so with a suspended jail sentence, a $250 fine for violating his previous bond, and a court order to leave the state of Virginia within eight hours. Cantwell, who gained a measure of notoriety last August as a featured speaker for the violenceplagued Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, used the short walk from the courthouse to his car to both sputter anti-Semitic abuse at media members and plug his own website. If that last part surprised you, it probably shouldn’t have. In fact, if it caught anyone off guard that Cantwell decided — given only the scantest of openings — to go into marketing mode at the conclusion of a saga that left

one person dead and a community deeply scarred, they simply haven’t been paying attention. Because more than he is a racist, a bigot, a criminal or a monster, Christopher Cantwell is a salesman. (A word of caution: reaching this conclusion yourself could bring with it the same sick, sinking feeling that crept in last year, when a couple that sought to stage a protest near a controversial monument in Richmond turned out to own a company that specialized in Confederate-flag emblazoned t-shirts and other Southern heritage clothing items and knickknacks.) Cantwell, for his part, likely won’t be hurt too badly by his banishment from the state. Anyone who wants to may still go to his website to purchase the very same t-shirt he wore for the Charlottesville rally, during which he seemed to find himself preening and proselytizing in front of a TV camera so often that it is a wonder he managed to

commit any crime at all. those who pay for the privileged Incidentally, he also sells an of being “premium subscribers” English translation of Mein Kampf, to Cantwell’s site (between $5 and $100 a month, depending on how To be clear, much access you want) he’ll even autograph it for you. Christopher To be clear, Christopher Cantwell admits he has no full time Cantwell admits job to speak of, and no source of he has no full income other than the money he makes from those who buy into time job to speak his ideology and connect with his of, and no source brand of hate. He burnishes that brand with of income other repeated references to violence, than the money marketing directly to a segment of the population that he hopes has he makes from enough anger — and enough spare those who buy into cash — to keep him in the black. While Cantwell’s destructive his ideology and brand of self-promotion won’t be connect with his seen in Virginia for some time, I can’t help but feel as though his real brand of hate. mission has already been accomplished: By dividing white and and a book celebrating Hitler’s mil- black, he’s likely made an awful lot itary and economic strategies. For of green.

Letter to the Editor Resident grateful for support after tragedy Dear Editor, The death of my wife, Pauline “Polly” Thurston, in a car accident on June 8, 2018, came as a

huge shock to me and my family. Pauline was my wife of 55 years and also a dedicated mother and grandmother. She had a strong faith and served many churches in various capacities over the years. I am writing to express my

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received during this difficult time. I thank you all for your continued thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Butch Thurston and Family Goochland

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Sugar rush: Locals go nuts over doughnuts By Jim Ridolphi Contributing Columnist

Last Friday, hours before the sun made its first appearance in a week, cars began lining up on Broad Street near Willow Lawn. Now, the smell of hot doughnuts at Staples Mill and Broad Streets is not an unusual occurrence. It’s something that’s permeated the air and issued a tantalizing invitation to anyone within smelling distance of that corner for decades. For the life of me, I could not understand why an increasingly long line formed on Broad Street waiting to enter Krispy Kreme Doughnuts. There’s always a brisk business at the location every morning, but this seemed unusual and out of the norm even by Krispy Kreme standards. Now, I was still trying to figure out what I was doing up at this early hour. I had an excuse and was headed out to perform everyone’s favorite errand, servicing your automobile. I was grabbing an egg biscuit for the long trip to the dealership for what is never a pleasant couple of hours sitting in a lobby that reminds me that my car is not new. And now the line of cars was as far as the eye could see looking like a caravan of chariots lined up for battle. As evening approached, I was again in that area and noticed the line of cars still extended a fair distance down the street and the lobby was packed. I had since discovered what was causing the chaos. Krispy Kreme was celebrating its 81st birthday and celebrating by giving customers a deal on their specialty, glazed doughnuts. Customers who pursee Doughnuts > page 7

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Doughnuts continued from >6 chased one dozen at regular price received the second dozen for a dollar. Honestly, the recent Build a Bear stampede didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t interest me, but the crowd of folks that jammed the lobby at Krispy Kreme did get my attention. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m sure that I am not the only Richmonder who has a long relationship with the outlet on Broad Street. When I had my first morning paper route as a preteen, my final stop was always Krispy Kreme. The doughnuts were always hot, served by little ladies with starched white aprons. I suppose a year hasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t passed without me making at least one visit to that location, so I finally decided to park and head for the end of the line. What a naive fool of a thought? Every adjoining lot was jammed with the vehicles of dedicated, discount doughnut seekers. I ended up finding

a spot in the Holiday Inn lot a block away. I was getting out of my car when a woman approached the lot, carrying the two dozen hard-earned snacks like a stuffed animal won at the local fair. She told me that rumors were rampant in the long line waiting for doughnuts, the worst coming in the form of a report that the small outlet was running out of doughnuts. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Someone in the line said they made like 18,000 doughnuts so far today,â&#x20AC;? she said. Now, I canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t verify those figures, but I can tell you the promotion did achieve, to my observation, Build a Bear like results, and I could tell by the look at this motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s face who waited patiently in line for doughnuts for her kids that I didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to enter that fray. The lady must have seen me walk back to my car, and, as I prepared to leave, she pulled her car beside mine. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sir, do you want one of these doughnuts?â&#x20AC;? she asked

with a smile. I politely declined, but left the scene of the confusion with a good feeling, a belief in the goodness and generosity of my fellow man or woman, and a confirmed and affirmed belief that discounted doughnuts will always draw a crowd. But, it wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t all unicorns and rainbows. The companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Facebook page was alive with angry customers sharing their own horror stories. One poster wrote: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Just made a trip up thinking I would miss the crowd and not only did I miss the crowd I missed the donuts they are out! How does that happen lol?!?â&#x20AC;? Another wrote, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Drove 45 minutes just to get there and be told there were no donuts, but â&#x20AC;&#x153;if you come back in a couple hours, we may have a fewâ&#x20AC;? . Thanks for nothing.â&#x20AC;? Oh, my! The whole episode left me with a yearning for something sweet and sticky. I think Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll go and have a full-priced doughnut.

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Goochland’s Sophia Summitt leaps in for the second leg of the 15-18 mixed 200-meter freestyle super varsity relay on the second day of the Greater Richmond Aquatic League’s CHAMPS swim meet on Sunday, July 29, at SwimRVA.

Goochland YMCA tops in Division 5 at CHAMPS By Billy Fellin Sports Editor

The Goochland YMCA swim team competed against the best that the Greater Richmond Aquatic League had to offer on July 28-29 at SwimRVA for the CHAMPS meet. Goochland was the top scoring team in Division 5 at the CHAMPS meet with 215 points.

Nathaniel Harris and Andrea Rogerson each scored two wins for the Manta Rays at the meet. Harris won his division the eight-and-under 25 free with an 18.67. He also won his division in the 50 free with a 43.34. Harris was second in his division in the 100 IM with a time of 1:56.10. Rogerson won her division in the 9-10 100 IM with a

1:27.89, as well as the 100 free with a 1:16.58. “Nathaniel and Andrea have both natural swimming talent and enjoy the sport,” coach Helen Brown wrote in an email. “I am looking forward to following their swimming journey and am honored to be a part of it.” She was second in the 50 back with a 39.26, as well as second in the 50 free with a 34.75 in the senior varsity

division. Annika Rogerson finished sixth in her division of the 11-12 50 back with a 38.11. She was seventh in the 100 IM with a 1:24.45, ninth in the 100 free with a 1:14.94 and was 10th in the 50 butterfly with a 37.84. Avetis Saakian was second in the boys 9-10 50 free with a 36.38. He was second in the 100 free with a 1:23.25, fifth

in both the 100 IM with a 1:36.55 and the 50 breast with a 50.00. Eleanor Martin finished fifth in her division in the 11-12 50 free with a 34.56. Mia Valdez came home fourth in both the 9-10 50 breast and 50 butterfly with times of 49.82 and 43.03, respectively. She was sixth in the 50 free. Sasha Babic was third in the 50 breast with a 45.55.

Babic, Annika Rogerson, Martin and Henley Mills finished seventh in the mixed 200 medley relay with a 2:44.05. Babic, Mariam Saakian, Martin and Annika Rogerson were 14th in the 200 free relay. Theo Rollogas, David Saakian, Harris and Afton Carter were 12th in the 8 and see Swim>9

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sion neuter the teams that had already lost a game, but also took the opportunity for many of the players who are aging out from playing their final American Legion game. “That’s what it’s about,”

he said. “It’s not about who is going to states. It’s not about any of that stuff. What it should be about is these kids getting an opportunity to be on the baseball field. They deserve it. They’ve worked

hard all year and to have it end like this, I’m very upset about it. I know there are a lot of other coaches who feel the same way.” The game between Post 201 and 125 would have been

one that was worthy of deciding who would advance or not in the district tournament, had it continued on as scheduled. Thanks to a four-run fifth inning, Post 201 defeated Post 125 5-1. In the top of the fifth inning, Post 125 scored on an error to make it 1-0. Post 201 came to bat in the fifth and worked three straight walks to load the bases with no outs. Nicholas knocked in Cody Willis after Post 125 changed pitchers to make it 1-1. Then, Carter Minnick grounded into a fielder’s choice, which allowed Sam Reid to score and made it 2-1. TJ Jordan then flew out to right field and Johnson scored for a 3-1 lead. Minnick scored on an error later in the inning and Post 201 took a 4-1 lead and eventually won 5-1. After that, Tommy Preston took the mound in the sixth and allowed just one runner and struck out two batters to close out the win for 201. “Toward the end of the season, we were struggling with our bats,” Mead said. “It held true tonight. We finally had some stuff happen and put things together in the fifth inning. Our pitchers pitched

The quartet also paired up for a fourth-place finish in the 200 free relay with a 2:35.01. Garrett Kemmerly finished second in his division in the 15-18 50 breast with a 35.65. He was second in the 100 breast with a 1:17.79, fifth in the 100 back with a 1:09.73 and the 100 IM with a 1:07.57.

Anneliese Rogerson finished third in the 50 breast with a 37.16, third in the 100 fly with a 1:13.24, third as well in the 100 breast with a 1:22.58 and fourth in the 100 free with a 1:07.33. Sophia Summitt was ninth in both the 50 back with a 42.38 and the 50 free with a 32.05. Abby Pillion was third in the 13-14 50 free in her divi-

sion with a 32.40. She was fifth in the 100 free with a 1:10.86 and was ninth in the 100 IM with a 1:22.30. Peyton Harrigal came home eighth in the 50 free with a 27.35 and was 13th in the 100 free. Kaysen Mills finished fifth in the 100 breast with a 1:37.75. Joseph Hardman was sixth

in the 100 back and 10th in the both the 50 back and the 50 fly. Summit Caul was sixth in the 50 breast with a 40.21. Jessica Valdez was 10th in the 100 free with a 1:15.81. Grace Kemmerly, Garrett Kemmerly, Summitt and Harrigal came home eighth in the mixed 15-18 200 medley relay with a 2:16.56.

By Billy Fellin Sports Editor

When the District 11 tournament was originally scheduled, the win would have propelled Post 201 forward in the tournament and would have played Post 284 in the second game of the elimination bracket. However, due to the weather forecast as well as the condition of the fields around the area, the District 11 commissioner ruled that the double-elimination tournament would become a single-elimination. The decision eliminated all the teams in the tournament except for Post 175 and Post 137 and rendered the game between Post 201 and Post 125 meaningless outside of development of the players. “Those decisions are made much higher than me,” Post 201 coach Eric Mead said. “However, I always tend to make decisions that are best for the baseball players. We’re very upset about this decision because there are a whole lot of baseball players, on multiple teams, who didn’t get to play the baseball games they should have gotten to play this year.” Mead continued by saying that not only did the deci-

Swim continued from >8 under 100 medley relay with a 1:47.74. The four swimmers were also fifth in the 100 free relay. Andrea Rogerson, Avetis Saakian, Mia Valdez and Aiden Valdez were fifth in the mixed 9-10 200 medley relay with a 2:53.60.

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Post 201’s Austin Nicholas readies to make contact with a pitch that would bring home the first run of the game for Post 201 in their 5-1 win over Post 125 at Powhatan Middle School.

really well and kept the pitch counts down and kept ahead in the count. I thought we played well.” As the game against Post 125 ended Post 201’s season and a host of the players will not be back next season as they will age out. Cale Agee, Beil, Dawson, Zach Frame, Johnson, Jordan, Seal and Willis will all age out of American Legion. Hunter Montgomery still has a year of eligibility, but will be entering a school program in Norfolk that will prevent him from returning. “We had a tremendous amount of talent on this team,” Mead said. “It’s probably the most talented team that 201 has had in a few years. It was a lot of fun to coach this team. I really enjoyed it. Every one of them represented the American Legion Post the way we asked them to. They were respectful baseball players and they carried themselves well.” Mead said he’s looking at the loss of nine players from this year’s roster as an opportunity for next season as the team looks to rebuild for 2019. “We’ll be younger next year,” he said. “You don’t know what you’ve got until you see who comes out to play.” Anneliese Rogerson, Caul, Pillion and Hardman were with eighth in the mixed 13-14 200 medley relay. Caul, Hardman, Laura Brown and Anneliese Rogerson finished ninth in the 13-14 200 free relay, while Armandas Patinas, Harrigal, Summitt and Garrett Kemmerly were 10th in the 15-18 division.

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(:15) ›› What to Expect When You’re Expecting (2012) Cameron Diaz. ’ The Closer Out of Focus The Closer Å The Closer Å

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