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Photos: North Cross volleyball champs celebrate victory

These photos of North Cross winning the VISAA State Championship in volleyball Saturday were sent to us by Chris Caveness and Heather Donaho.

Do you have photos involving teams or players from Southwest Roanoke County? If so, you can share at news@swo-co.com.

Photo of North Cross state championship volleyball team

North Cross won the VISAA State Championship Saturday.

Back Row: Asst. Coach Shannon Yopp, Gussie Revercomb, Lauren Oddo, Catherine Merritt, Emma Caveness, Anna Black, Hilary Cox, Kaki Comer, Manager Emma Florin, Head Coach Heather Donaho
Front Row: Mary McConaughy, Marli Dabareiner, Sarah Jessee.

Submitted by Chris Caveness.

Photo: Roanoke gymnasts compete in Commonwealth games

Congratulations to the gymnasts at Roanoke Academy of Gymnastics for the great job they did competing in the Coventry Commonwealth Games on November 14, 2009.

The team brought home 44 gold medals, 34 silver medals, and 30 bronze medals as well as many ribbons for 4th through 8th place.

Picture:  front row:  Megan Benzie (SW County), Abby Slate (SW County), Brooke Leftwich (SW County), Lauren Simmons (Franklin County)

Back row:  Coaches  Nikki Sweeney and Eric Wagner

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Photos from Hidden Valley volleyball in state quarterfinals

The outcome wasn't what Titan fans were hoping for, but we still have a nice photo gallery of the action from Tuesday's night state quarterfinal volleyball game between Hidden Valley and E.C. Glass in Lynchburg.

These photos come from Chris Runk.

You can view them in the slideshow above or in this gallery format.

Do you have photos involving teams or players from Southwest Roanoke County? If so, you can share at news@swo-co.com.

More photos from Cave Spring volleyball in state quarterfinals

Botetourt parent Rebecca Evans graciously shares these photos from the Cave Spring - Lord Botetourt volleyball game in the state quarterfinals on Tuesday, which, of course, Cave Spring won.

You can view her photos in the slideshow above or in this gallery format.

Do you have photos involving teams or players from Southwest Roanoke County? If so, you can share at news@swo-co.com.

Photos from Cave Spring volleyball win in state quarterfinals

Cave Spring volleyball defeated Lord Botetourt in the state quarterfinals Tuesday night and now advances to the state semi-finals in Richmond on Friday.

Kyle Green of The Roanoke Times has these photos of the game, which you can view in the slideshow above or in this gallery format.

Do you have photos involving teams or players from Southwest Roanoke County? If so, you can share at news@swo-co.com.

Photos: Cave Spring XC track and field meet


Here are some photos from Sandy Gotschal of the Cave Spring XC meet last weekend. Gotschal said "Cody Seymour (10) finished 6th in the Men's race to finish as the state's number 1 ranked sophomore in the state of Virginia, according to Coach Maguire. The Men's team finished 12th and the Women's 8th."

Thanks, Sandy!

Camden Hodge signs letter of intent to play baseball at Radford University

Camden Hodge (sitting center) signs letter of intent for Radford University. To his right is his mother, Penny Hodge and to his left, his father, Craig Hodge. In the background are his coaches. Emily Flora SWoCo

Camden Hodge (sitting center) signs letter of intent for Radford University. To his right is his mother, Penny Hodge and to his left, his father, Craig Hodge. In the background are his coaches. Emily Flora SWoCo

Camden Hodge, 17 and a senior at Hidden Valley High School, signed a letter of intent to play baseball for Radford University on Wednesday, Nov. 11.

Hodge, who plays shortstop, said that Radford University was his first pick. He also plays 2nd and 3rd base and outfield.

"I really like the coaches and I like their view of baseball and the team itself," Hodge said about his choice.

Hodge said his decision came after his AAU team played at Radford during the summer and he decided he wanted to play there in July.

Hodge plans on studying Finance while at Radford University and looking forward to the new chapter in his life.

"I'm just really excited to play the next level. There is a lot of talent there," Hodge said.

Coach Jason Taylor said he has known Hodge for the past 8-years, since Hidden Valley School opened and Hodge played in the school system.

"His biggest thing is speed," Taylor said. "He's really fast and he's an intelligent man. He has always known his position on the field."

Taylor said that he was not surprised that Hodge would play baseball at the college level.

"It was a matter of where's he'd go. He's a really good hitter and he loves baseball. Radford is going to be a good fit for him," Taylor said.

Camden is the son of Penny and Craig Hodge. His father sid that he was not surprised his son chose to paly bsaeball at the college level either.

"He's worked so hard for it. He's worked really hard for me to be surprised," Craig Hodge said.

Photos of Hidden Valley cheerleaders in state competition

Hidden Valley's cheerleaders advanced to the state competition in Richmond on Saturday -- and we have photos by J.J. Wimmer.

You can view his photos in the slideshow above or in this gallery format.

OTHER RECENT COVERAGE OF HIDDEN VALLEY:
* Nov. 16: Photos of Hidden Valley vs. Cave Spring volleyball in regional championship
* Nov. 13: Photos of Hidden Valley volleyball in regional semi-finals
* Nov. 11: Photos of Hidden Valley band at Salem game
* Nov. 10: Photo of Hidden Valley's David Williams running for a touchdown
* Nov. 9: Paparazzi photos from the Hidden Valley - Cave Spring football game
* Nov. 9: Even more photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football
* Nov. 9: More photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football
* Nov. 8: Photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football

Photos from Cave Spring vs. Hidden Valley volleyball in regional championship

Cave Spring and Hidden Valley squared off -- again -- Saturday night in the regional championship. Cave Spring won, and earns a home game Tuesday against Lord Botetourt. Hidden Valley still has a berth in the state tournament, and plays on the road Tuesday at E.C. Glass in Lynchburg.

Jeanna Duerscherl of The Roanoke Times has these photos from Saturday's game, which you can view in the slideshow above or in this gallery format.

Do you have photos involving teams or players from Southwest Roanoke County? If so, you can share at news@swo-co.com.

OTHER RECENT COVERAGE OF CAVE SPRING HIGH SCHOOL:
* Nov. 12: Photos of send-off for Cave Spring cross-country runners
* Nov. 12: Photos of Cave Spring's volleyball victory in regional semi-finals
* Nov. 11: Photos from Josh Henderson signing with Vanderbilt
* Nov. 9: Paparazzi photos from Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football
* Nov. 9: Even more photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football
* Nov. 9: More photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football
* Nov. 8: Photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football

OTHER RECENT COVERAGE OF HIDDEN VALLEY:
* Nov. 13: Photos of Hidden Valley volleyball in regional semi-finals
* Nov. 11: Photos of Hidden Valley band at Salem game
* Nov. 10: Photo of Hidden Valley's David Williams running for a touchdown
* Nov. 9: Paparazzi photos from the Hidden Valley - Cave Spring football game
* Nov. 9: Even more photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football
* Nov. 9: More photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football
* Nov. 8: Photos of Cave Spring - Hidden Valley football

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