Comments on: More on Rowsey’s 60-point game

By: Dwayne Yancey

Dwayne Yancey — Thu, 13 Dec 2012 15:26:06 +0000

I followed the link to the record books. I was curious to see in 1950 a player scored 63 points in the McGaheysville vs. Broadway game — curious because McGaheysville is my hometown and my father went to high school there. I asked him if he remembered the 63-pointer. He didn’t, but did say that he was was surely there. He was a freshman that year and the coach let three freshmen on the team — on the condition they make their own uniforms! The McGaheysville teams were the Bobcats; their colors were black and orange, and my father tells me: “We dyed tee shirts orange and sewed on black flannel numbers.” That was the last year McGaheysville was in existence. After that, it was consolidated into Montevideo High School, which has since been further merged into what is now Spotswood High School.

By: Boyd

Boyd — Sat, 08 Dec 2012 00:51:58 +0000

Good Luck Andrew, you can do it.

By: Robert Anderson

Robert Anderson — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 20:16:51 +0000

Exactly. I believe Hokie Hater is the person who brought that up. I’m certainly not ruling it out. With a six-team regional tournament, it just takes one or maybe two wins to make the state quarterfinals.

By: Chris Rowsey

Chris Rowsey — Wed, 05 Dec 2012 00:36:03 +0000

Mr. Anderson,I assure you that nobody in Rockbridge is thinking states right now,we are taking it one game at a time.lol

By: hokie hater

hokie hater — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 04:09:10 +0000

He probably won’t end up #1 in all time scoring but top 10 is more than likely to happen and I expect him to he top 5 and pass the “beloved” JJ Redick as well as big names like Alonzo Mourning, Moses Malone, Grant Hill just to name a few pretty impressive for someone from little ole Rockbridge.