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Sir Mackey is knighted at Cave Spring High School

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Cave Spring High School senior Greg Mackey has been selected as the 2008-9 Knight by principal Steve Spangler. Being named the Knight is the highest honor any student can achieve at Cave Spring High School. Mackey becomes the 48th student to be honored with the title of Knight at Cave Spring High School. Mackey is the SCA president-elect, captain of the Cave Spring boys’ basketball team and vice-president of the Beta Club. He attended Boys’ State at Liberty University over the summer and has attended the HOBY Leadership Conference in Newport News.

“Greg is an outstanding student and embodies the qualities of a Knight,” said CSHS principal Steve Spangler. “We all are very proud of Greg and he will represent the Cave Spring student body very well,” said Spangler.

Probably the most notable Cave Spring Knight is former NFL star Tiki Barber (1992-1993 school year).

-Chuck Lionberger
Community Relations Specialist
Roanoke County Public Schools

Photo 1: Mackey is formally knighted by Cave Spring H.S. Principal Steve Spangler
Photo 2: Cave Spring Knight Greg Mackey

Other recent Cave Spring High School coverage:

* Aug. 27: JV volleyball team wins over Brookville
* Aug. 26: Webcast features Cave Spring golfers
* Aug. 26: First day of school photo
* Aug. 24: Photo gallery from Cave Spring’s football win in home opener
* Aug. 22: Cave Spring volleyball JVs defeat Rustburg
* Aug. 11: Photos from Knights in Training.

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