Chapmanville Tigers 2010- 2011

             Boys Basketball Roster

Denver Sophomore

Randy Junior

Justin Junior

Matt Junior

Mackenzie Sophomore

Jeremy Junior

Tyler Junior

Michael Junior

Dustin Sophomore

Byran Senior
Mikey Sophomore

Josh Senior

Dustin Senior

Zack Senior

Brooks Senior

Cliff Senior

Zack Sophomore

Myran Sophomore

by: Mikey

Christmas Lights !

          Christmas lights make Christmas fun. You can put them all over your house and your yard. There are so many different kinds. They have blinking lights, colorful lights, green lights, pink lights, purple lights, chaser light, jumping lights, and many different kinds. You can put them on fences and in Christmas Trees. They are so pretty and they make Christmas colorful and they are just fun to look at. Christmas lights lift the sprit of everyone at Christmas time. They just make everything so beautiful. It took two centuries for the tradition to become widely established first in Germany and soon spreading to Eastern Europe. Christmas lights are the best !

• Christmas tree Fun Face – Evergreen trees were used to celebrate the onset of winter, even before the birth of Christ.

Christmas Time!!!

The word Christmas originated as a compound meaning "Christ's Mass". It is derived from the Middle English Christemasse and Old English Cristes mæsse.  Christmas is celebrated on December 25^th of every year to commemorate the birth of Jesus, the central figure of Christianity.  Although normally a Christian holiday, Christmas is also widely celebrated by many non-Christians.  Popular modern customs of the holiday include gift-giving, music, an exchange of greeting cards, church celebrations, a special meal, and the display of various decorations; including Christmas trees, lights, garlands, mistletoe, nativity scenes, and holly. Mythical figures such as Father Holiday, St. Nicholas, and Santa Claus are known to give children their gifts.  The typical colors are red and green.  Overall, Christmas is a great time for families to gather and memories to be made.  It’s also very stimulating for the economy.  Retailers and businesses everywhere make a hefty profit during the Christmas season.  Christmas is sneaking up on us, so we better start preparing!

By: Halie Jo



Chapmanville Lady Tigers 2010-2011

LADY TIGERS ROSTER



Alyx Stover Senior

Kelli Garrett Junior

Allison Evans Junior

Jenna Evans Junior

Kaylee Maynard Junior

Talya Berry Sophomore

Katelynn Hall Sophomore

Candice Atkins Sophomore

Gabby Adkins Sophomore

Michele Mangus Sophomore

Autumn Baisden Sophomore

Chelcie Pritchard Sophomore

Kristin DesRocher Freshman

Mackenzie Moran Freshman

Hannah Vance Freshman

Tiara Pridemore Freshman

By: Allison

The Real Santa Claus

The mythical man that we know as Santa Claus has not always been an overweight, elderly man wearing a red and white suit. He has also not always been the bearer of gifts to all the children in the world. At one time, the man we call Santa was Saint Nicholas. He lived from around 280AD to 343AD. He became a Bishop of the city Myra in Asia Minor, now located in Turkey, in 300AD.

           

Being a follower of Jesus Christ, Saint Nicholas was a compassionate, caring, and peaceful man. Occasionally he was known to subtly give gifts or money to the poor, especially their children. He spread hope and cheer to everyone and was recognized as a saint all year round, unlike Santa Clause. Also, he avidly helped release those who were wrongly prosecuted and jailed. The story of his character spread from Asia Minor to the rest of the world.

           

Physically, Santa Claus is portrayed much heavier than Saint Nicholas. Throughout history, almost every portrait of St. Nick shows a much taller and thinner man. He wore bishop robes and appears to be calm and laidback. In contrast to our modern Santa Clause, he did not deem others naughty or nice based on their actions. Forgiveness was in his nature, as a Christian.

Chapmanville vs. Tug Valley

Chapmanville vs Tug valley

          Our first game of the basketball season will be held at Tug Valley High School. This game is going to be very important because it is the first game, and plus Tug Valley beat us 3 out of 3 times last year. Every game was fairly and close and really intense. Tug Valley is one of our huge rivals in double AA basketball and we play them in sectionals. People we will have to watch out for are, Austin Vance, Mikey Newsome, and Speedy. The Chapmanville Tigers will be ready for this game. We have been working hard and we plan on going up there and blowing out the Panthers. The Pep Club needs to make that long trip to Tug Valley to cheer the boys on because it’s going to be a hard game to win and without the fans we would be nowhere. So everyone needs to come out. Tug Valley made an appearance at the state tournaments last year and the only lost two players from the starting five. Let’s Go Tigers!

Snowball 101

Snowball fighting may be the favorite pastime of children. When everyone gathers together to bring joy to the holidays, families unite and become so much closer, especially while beating each other down with snowballs. Who wouldn’t want to walk outside, while the cold, bitter, and chilly snow is falling, make a ball of white goodness, and bust someone right in the face? Spending time with family, we all know is most important, but laughter and snowball fighting is most certainly next in order.

Winter Weather

     Winter weather in West Virginia in the past couple years has been notoriously bad. Last winter was the worst, costing the state millions of dollars in electrical repairs and road care. It was the most snow and ice the state had seen in numerous years, causing many dead trees to fall onto power lines, causing loss of power for many households, in some cases for months. On one winter night some travelers were stuck on the I-64 for as much as 12 hours at one time. This has forced the DMV of WV to make drastic changes to the way our highways are configured, creating new exit spots throughout the roadways. This coming winter is expected to be just as bad as the last, with the temperatures already beginning to drop in October. School has been affected greatly around the state, as schools started earlier this year, due to all the days missed last year. It is said that this year it will be very rare for school days to be canceled, as board of education members have decided West Virginia students miss entirely too much school.

-Tyler

THANKSGIVING!

         Thanksgiving is coming up and it’s a very important holiday! I always get excited this time of year because you get to spend some time with your family and give thanks for what you have. Most families spend Thanksgiving together over a home cooked meal and spend the day together. On Thanksgiving we need to appreciate what we have in life and be thankful for what we do have. Think about the families that don’t get to have a nice home cooked meal for Thanksgiving or some that don’t have a family to spend Thanksgiving with. You really need to think about what you have in life and be thankful!

          Thanksgiving was first started at the Plymouth Plantation in Massachusetts in 1621. The pilgrims celebrated thanksgiving by having kind of a harvest festival. They gave thanks to God, Family, and friends. This holiday zhas moved away from the religious roots.

          When I think of thanksgiving I think of food such as pumpkin pies, corn mash potatoes, green beans, and all different kinds of goodies. I also think about the Indians and the pilgrims.

          The Indians and Pilgrims sat down for Thanksgiving together to give thanks to their wonderful bounty of food. They also had a turkey like  everybody does now days ! The Indians didn’t get along with the pilgrims so well after Thanksgiving. Many towns in New England held thanksgiving days to celebrate victories over the Natives.

          Fun Fact:

"Did you know George Washington declared Thanksgiving to be a February holiday? What's up with that?"

Meet The Newspaper Staff

Everyday during 7^th period my classmates and I report to newspaper. Which is located in Mrs. Turners library/ media center. This week I am interviewing the newspaper class to find out how they like newspaper and if we need to improve anything. This class consists of about nine students. Here are their responses as to what they like about the newspaper or how we should improve it.

Halie Jo- “Newspaper is my favorite class that I have. I <3 it”

Justin- “I <3 newspaper & Mrs. Turner”

Tyler- “Newspaper is turning around”

Byran- “Newspaper is picking up because of our great teacher Mrs. Turner”

Samantha- “I would like to see the students really get involved with newspaper”

Allison- “We need to get more people involved with the newspaper staff”

Haley- “I LOVE NEWSPAPER <3”

Brooks- “I love Mrs. Turner and all the hardworking students in the newspaper class

          This is the first year Chapmanville Regional High School has had a school newspaper and we don’t want to disappoint our principle, Mr. Elkins.

By: Mikey

Weekly Poll

This week’s weekly poll will consist of a few questions. We will ask three to five of the most commonly asked questions of the week, followed by opinions on the questions asked.

The following week will have your answers to the opinion poll, after students tune in and give their opinions to the weekly poll.

1.    What percentage of CRHS will be trick or treating this year?

2.    What percentage of CRHS will enjoy Thanksgiving break with family, relatives, or loved ones?

3.    What percentage of CRHS think they prefer turkey over ham?

4.    What percentage of CRHS think we should have 15 or more days off school for Thanksgiving?

5.    What percentage of CRHS prefer Mountain Dew over Coke?

Opening Day in the NBA

On Wednesday, October 27, The National Basketball Association will be starting it’s season with The Miami Heat facing off the against The Boston Celtics. This is a very anticipated season as Lebron, Wade, and Chris have combined forces within the Miami Heat to become one of the most talented teams in NBA history. Although the Celtics do have sustained success in the league, everybody really expects the Heat to roll over everyone without any trouble at all. Opening night will also include The Phoenix Suns going into Portland to take on the Trailblazers, concluding with The Houston Rockets against The Los Angels Lakers. There are expected sell outs in each arena. The NBA brings a certain buzz to each city and gives them something to unite and bond together as one. I encourage everyone to watch or attend each and every game to cheer on your favorite team!

-Tyler 

#5 Chapmanville matches up with #5 Wayne

               It’s the game everyone’s anticipating. The game not only has playoff implications written all over it but also could determine who wins the Cardinal Conference championship. Chapmanville is ranked No. 5 in the state in Class AA at 7-1 overall and 4-1 in the cardinal conference. No. 6 Wayne is 7-1 overall and has a one-half game lead on Chapmanville in the league standings at 5-1. The tigers led by Jake Robinson who is a candidate for the Kennedy Award are hoping to make a statement by beating the powerhouse for the first time since 1991. Wayne has won the past 6 meetings including last year’s 42-17 win over the Tiger’s.

Wayne always shows up with a power house each year. They won a state championship in 2006 downing Tolsia 33-6 in the Class AA finals at Wheeling. They also made it to the super six last year, but had got beaten by Bluefield. They were also 2A runner-ups in 2004 and 2000.

Chapmanville also has a power house this year relying a lot on senior Jake Robinson, who has an outstanding 137 carries for 1,834 yards along with 31 touchdowns on the season. He rushed 14 times for 267 yards and four scores over last week’s win over Tolsia. This year, the pioneers might be facing a loss as the Chapmanville’s Tigers step up and lay it all out on the field. It should be one of the best matchups of the year. I wish our boys the best of luck!

By: Allison

                         

                        

The Fourth Dimension

In theory, there could be up to 8 planar dimensions in existence. We are known to exist on the third dimension. The fourth dimension, simply, is a realm of existence unperceivable by many of us here on the third; it’s just out of our range of perception. Physically, it is on the same ground we walk on. Some believe that we travel there during our dreams and meditation. This could explain communicating with friends and family who have passed on through dreams, or what our mind explains as a dream anyway. Since the capabilities of the human brain have not yet been completely understood, there is nothing disproving or proving these theories. Although some who are unafraid to share their experiences, believe in the fourth dimension faithfully. If you still do not understand, the fourth dimension is also called the “Spirit Realm” which is also where Heaven and Hell are believed to exist. This is where we may possibly go after we die.

The most commonly accepted model to explain the fourth dimension is the tesseract, as pictured below. If you notice closely, it is a cube within a cube, connected at the corners. Think of the third dimension as a cube, which can only turn, flip, etc. – nothing too extraordinary. The forth dimension, the tesseract, rotates in and out of itself. It forever rotates and exists. This is another reason why it is believed to be the “Spirit Realm”, where not only spirits, but demons and ghosts stay. When people claim to see “ghosts”, it is most likely true. They have reached a point on our Earth where there is a strong connection between the two dimensions. Even the spirit, demon, or ghost noticed them too. They are as bewildered by these sightings as we are. So the next time you see a spirit that you believe is not evil, attempt communication, you never know what may happen.

You may visit these websites for more information: http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread405174/pg1 http://www.daviddarling.info/encyclopedia/F/fourth_dimension.html,

You may send your reactions/feelings to us at tigerscville2010@gmail.com.

Halloween Dance Rules

This Saturday, the Halloween Dance will be hosted in Chapmanville Regional High School’s cafeteria. It will start at 8 o’clock p.m. and end around 11 o’clock p.m. Will Alderman, Chapmanville’s finest, will be the DJ for the dance. Pictures will be taken during and before the dance. Although the main goal is to have fun, there are some rules you will have to follow.

1. NO ALCOHOL OR TOBACCO
2. NO INAPROPRIATE COSTUMES
3. NO MIDDLE SCHOOLERS
4. NO ONE CAN ATTEND OVER THE AGE 24.

5. ENJOY YOURSELF!!!!! :)

By: Halie Jo

Rachel's Challenge

On October 14^th, 2010 Mr. Larry Scott, a presenter of the Rachel’s Challenge Organization, presented an assembly to our school that will never be forgotten. Mr. Scott was nice enough to travel all the way from Littleton, CO to Chapmanville, WV to present an assembly that has reformed our school. Since Rachel’s Challenge has been operating, the team has reached 3,300 schools (high schools and middle schools), multiple stadium and large venue events, 50 states and six countries, 11,000,000 people reached with the message, seven documented school shootings/violence, prevented hundreds of suicides, and planted a message that will never be forgotten.

Thursday, we the students, came to school just as we would on a regular Thursday morning, not knowing what was really in store. “Before going in I thought it would be just a softie, another boring assembly” & “I was just glad to get out of class to be honest.” -Two 12th grade students added. Approximately at 8:50 am, the freshmen & seniors made their way to the auditorium. A fellow 9^th grade class member inputted their opinion “I had no clue what it would be like, I’m sure I would be bored.”

Around the beginning of 3^rd period, which is close to 9:40, the 1^st assembly was over. With 10^th and 11^th grade classes still eager to get their turn, red faces were common to be seen, and questioned faces were now upon the students. “When the kids came back to class, I was pondered what was going on” –Seth Deskins interpreted. A tenth grader said “I had already read about Columbine and was kinda nervous to see how the school would react.”

When 10:40 rolled around, more tears were to be seen than smiles. “I have never been more traumatized before in my life” and “I have a different perspective for everything now” were common phrases being said around the school. But the most inspirational words said came from Cliff Hall: “It felt good. This school needed a speaker to come; we have needed it for awhile. He saved us all, even if people wasn’t listening, they someway was touched. Like Rachel said, kindness can go along way. I’m glad Mr. Scott came, because we were going downhill, and he seems to be what we needed to bring us back up.”

When the assembly concluded, a banner was waiting to be signed if a student wanted to accept Rachel’s Challenge. That banner currently is loaded down with acceptants names. Mrs. Barker has formed a Rachel’s Challenge club with 100 students mixed from every grade being trained to spread kindness not only in the school, but anywhere they might be.

At the end of the Thursday school day, Chapmanville Regional High School was not the same. Every class room seemed to be different; the mood around the school had changed. Everybody seemed to spread a little more kindness than usual and in someway tried to touch somebody else. Only not knowing, we were starting a Chain Reaction.

To get more information involving the Rachel’s Challenge Organization visit Rachelschallenge.org.

-J

Halloween Safety

Halloween is a holiday everyone loves. The kids love to dress up and of course, go trick-or-treating.  Here are some tips on being safe this Halloween.

                                  ♦ Beware of trees being cut down in the roads.
                                     Drive cautiously.

♦ Watch out for drunk drivers so if you’re walking, make sure to hold your kids close and keep a good look out.

♦ Do not connect more than three miniature light string together.  Also, be sure to check the rating on your extension cords and do not plug in more than the recommended wattage.  Cords should not be run under carpets or tacked-up with metal nails or staples.

♦ Choose costumes that are lighter in color and attach reflective materials to costumes.  Make sure each child has a flashlight to help them see and be seen.

♦ Never let your kids eat Halloween candy before you inspect it in the light at home.  Even if you know your neighbors, you should always check to safe and throw away open candy or anything that looks at all suspicious.

By: Allison

New River Gorge Bridge Day

It's time for the 31st Annual Bridge Day Festival in West Virginia! Right here, right in the middle of the Mountain State, we celebrate the outdoors with a show you've got to experience to believe. We've got a bridge, and we've got a gorge- it's time to jump into it.

Bridge day is the largest extreme sports event and gathering of base jumpers in the world. There are usually more then 450 base jumpers from 10 countries and over 40 states that come to jump off the New River Gorge Bridge. Their all over 200,000 thousand people expected to come to this event. This bridge is 876 ft tall and is the world longest single arch bridge.

Senior Year is like Christmas

 On Wednesday, September 29, 2010, Jostens visited CRHS and talked to students about the products they offer. They made points about how important it is to graduate and ESPECIALLY how important one’s senior year is. After a bombardment of short pep talks and cheering, students were shown all that Jostens has to offer us. “This is a really good deal!” and “We have better deals than the other guys!” were part of what was said during the presentation. Needless to say, without Jostens, there would still be plenty of students, especially seniors, buying anything with the year of his or her graduation or the word “Senior” on it. Besides Jostens, there is still Herff Jones and online sites to buy and personalize anything one would need.

 Just like Christmas, everyone forgets the real reason behind the event. For example, one’s senior year is when one really has to focus on college and keeping grades up – one can’t slip. On the other hand, people treat senior year as if the whole year is about celebrating when they do not realize that there is still a lot ahead of them. During Christmas, many people spend unnecessarily large amounts of money and leave themselves exhausted doing what they assume is supposed to be Christmas. Most seem to forget that Christmas is a Christian holiday where Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus with or without the company of their family.

From experience and common knowledge, do you believe that Christmas and your high school senior year are similar? Why or why not?

You may contact us at tigerscville2010@gmail.com. We will read your comment and publish the relevant, appropriate ones on the website under this article.

Pep Club

            This year, Mrs. Varney is over the Pep Club.  The Pep Club consists of 180 students.  They have done an outstanding job so far supporting our football team.  As Jake Robinson says, “The Pep section gets our boys pumped up, it keeps us going.” John Toler adds, “It makes us feel appreciated to have people cheering us on. It lets us know how much they care.” The Pep Club has cheered our boys to a 6-1 season.  The Pep Club says they are going to be the best cheering section the school has ever had and are going to cheer our boys all the way to Wheeling.  The coaches of the football team are proud of the Pep Club.  Rob Dial said at the Logan game, “We are a family, thank you guys for the support.”  The Pep Club will be painted up and ready to go every game giving it all they’ve got to support the boys. The boys have done an amazing job so far.  By the way it’s looking; we’ll see everyone at Wheeling!

By: Allison

Who's going to Wheeling? WE ARE!!!

2010 Squirrel & Archery-Deer Season

The Opening Dates are coming up soon for the 2010 Squirrel & Archery Deer season. This school is full of avid hunters, and the contest begins for the biggest begins. Bow hunting is one popular hobby and they’re plenty of bucks out there waiting. Hunters need to remember the rate of hunting in Southern West Virginia is growing by the minute, and with that, hunters need to take precaution. Remember to wear bright orange and be sure of your target and what's beyond it.
Squirrel Hunting is a common tradition for men in this area, and many are anxious to get out in the woods at the break of dawn. With the recent shortening of game in the area, the art of squirrel hunting had been lost, but now it is back. These woods are now full of food and the beeches are full of with critters. So, get out there, and get that kill that wants to be known around the state.

Also, every young adult should look into taking the Hunter Education Program. If interested contact: Lt. Tim Coleman of Charleston, WV 304 558-2784 or go online to www.wvdnr.gov.


The Ten Commandments of Gun Safety
 
1. Treat every gun as if it were loaded.
2. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
3. Be sure of your target and what's beyond it.
4. Be sure the barrel and action are clear of obstructions.
5. Unload firearms when not in use.
6. Never point a firearm at anything you don't want to shoot.
7. Never climb a fence or tree or jump a ditch with a loaded firearm.
8. Never shoot a bullet at a flat, hard surface or water.
9. Store firearms and ammunition separately.
10. Avoid alcoholic beverages and other mind altering drugs before and during shooting.


Opening Day of Archery-Deer Season: October 16 − December 31 
Opening Day for Squirrel Season: October 1 – January 31



-Justin 

Making History

  
    It’s that time again. When we go from T-shirts and caps, to sweatshirts and beanies, the cold weather sets in, and the fall of autumn occurs, you know its playoff time. As the Major League Baseball regular season soon comes to a close, the race for the pennant just begins, and the inner fan starts to expose. Nobody wants his or her team to lose, but everybody wants them to win.
    Unfortunately, that cannot happen, and that’s where “Americas Greatest Pastime” comes to play. With every race close right now, experts cannot even predict what the outcome will be.
    The use of performance enhancing drugs in the game has put a slump on the title of MLB, but those true players, still in the game, want to show the fans that they are worthy of their support. This year has already produced more historic pitching performances than any other year in history of baseball. The use of replay has also stirred controversy in the league. Some fans want replay and some fans want it the way it has always been done. Umpires make mistakes, and so do players, but what the fan pays for, is those memorable games.
    With spite in belief in the way the game should be, has caused drama all over the world. So, get those team colors out, try and go see a game, or tune that T.V. to the game. As history has shown before, everybody wants a Cinderella story and every American predicts this year will be one for the ages. It’s PLAYOFF TIME!


 -Justin

Football October 15th 2010

 This week is the Tigers week off - we have no game on October 15th, 2010. Our Tigers have earned time to relax and prepare for the game next week against Tolsia High School, which is another conference game, so the tigers need another big win! The boys have put on quite a show this year and everybody needs to come out and support them. Our fans done an amazing job this year on cheering on the tigers! Everybody is super excited to see the outcome of the tigers at the end of this season. Hopefully, the seniors have a great year and get everything they have worked so hard for this year. Good luck to the Chapmanville Tigers on the rest of their football season! Go Tigers!

Chapmanville Regional High School 2010 Homecoming

This year the Chapmanville Tigers will be playing the Man Hillbillies. Everybody has predicted this to be an exciting game and the Tigers are sure to win. This past week has been our spirit week, which started on Tuesday with Western day. Following that was Decade Day on Wednesday, Superstar Day on Thursday, and Orange & Black day on Friday. We had a wonderful turnout of students participating, especially on Thursday. Although many found it appropriate to dress in Orange & Black on Thursday due to the Battle of the Classes; others created their own Camo Day.

The Battle of the Classes was a competition between the freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. They battled on the front lawn of the school in tricycle races and relay matches amid enthusiastic cheering and chanting from the whole school. After two class periods, the announcment was made that Seniors were the winning class. Some argue that the win was handed to them simply because they are Seniors. Nevertheless, we all had fun and practicied good sportsmanship. On Orange and Black day, the hallways were blinding with school spirit and enthusiasm - partly because of the game and partly because of the early realease.


The early release allowed us to meet up with our friends and watch the parade, which lasted for almost an hour. Many companies participated in the parade to advertise themselves and the band, football team, and cheerleaders were all riding along as well, throwing candy to young onlookers. All of the classes floats were fantastic and were greatly appreciated by the general public. The parade ended with our senior class officers and the homecoming court of both CRHS and CMS.

Pep Club

          The pep club will be at the game Friday night supporting our Tigers for their homecoming game against rivalry, Man Hillbillies.  They will be screaming on the Tigers to a 6-1 victory.  The pep club has done an amazing job so far supporting our boys.  They dress up and even paint up for games.  They’re what keep our boys pumped up and never wanting to quit.  We love the support from our pep club and they have definitely done their job. I can’t wait to see them support our boys Friday night for a Hillbilly beat down. 

By: Allison

Halloween Dance

The Halloween dance is the most fun out of all the dances in my opinion. You get to dress up, dance, and hang out with your friends. The Dance is a privilege and we need to respect our teachers and principle for letting us have a dance were we get to dress up like crazy Cartoons and Characters from movies, myths, and TV shows. We need to be respectful about the dress code and not show anything that doesn't need to be shown.

The Halloween dance will be held on October 23. 2010 @ Chapmanville High School from 7-11.

Volleyball Team 2010

Name		Grade
Courtney		12th
Kayla		12th
Kylie		11th
Jamie		11th
Hannah		11th
Katelyn		11th
Dara		10th
Kayla		10th
Katelynn		10th
Kelsie		10th
Hailey		10th
Lori		10th
Anne		9th
Brittney		9th
Tabitha		9th
Shania		9th
Jessica		9th
Kristen		9th
Tiara		9th

September's Top Athletes

This week the opinion poll will be covering September’s top athletes in CRHS.

Top athletes of the month and upcoming months will be based on leadership, statistics, and hard work, either on the hardwood, field, or track. We would like to nominate Jake R, Katelynn, and Zack M. Jake being our top choice had not one but two big games this month. Going back to Scott to put up big numbers was a big accomplishment, and to stand out among this great football team is another outstanding accomplishment. Katelynn coming in second in the poll has had a great month of volleyball, with an enormous amount of kills. And Zack coming in third has brought big play ability to the football team every game. Zack’s return game and offensive deep threat ability should keep him ahead of most in each month’s top athletes.

  Week 3 Recap

Last Friday night the Chapmanville Tigers faced off against the Scott Skyhawks at Scott High school’s football field. When these two play it tends to become very intense. Scott and Chapmanville are heated rivals, so this game was much anticipated as there are very high expectations for the Tigers.

            Coming into the game both the Tigers and Skyhawks possessed 1-1 records. The Tigers received a 9^th ranking and Skyhawks a 20^th. The Tigers’ highly praised running game (Jake Robinson and Dustin Botsch) were expected to have a great game bouncing back from the loss to Herbert Hoover. And, as expected they both had a breakout game, jumping on the Scott for at least 200 yards on the ground and four touchdowns to each.     

            The score at half-time was 42-12, the final eventually becoming 62-20. This upcoming week the Tigers face off against the Poca Dots at home for the hall of fame game. Everyone is getting excited about Chapmanville football, and they have a reason to. When the Tigers are on, there are very few, if any teams in the state can stop them. Their offense is unbelievably good, but lacks a great defense. When their defense comes along with the offense, they should be the best team in the state, hands down.  

-Tyler

-Byran



Chapmanville vs. Poca Friday Night (Hall of Fame)

Chapmanville will host the Poca Dots at home on Friday night Hall of Fame.  The people being inducted into the hall of fame will be James Barker, Fred May, Earnest Amburgey, Darren Godby, and Raymond Chafin. In last year's face off, Chapmanville won with what they call a "miracle touchdown" to win the game. This year will be a good face off again between the two. Supporting fans will be there along with the pep club rooting our boys on. Good luck Tigers!!

Chapmanville Tigers Football Schedule 2010

Aug 27th    Sissonville                           AWAY

Sept. 3        Herbert Hoover                  HOME

Sept. 10      Scott                                    AWAY

Sept. 17      Poca                                   HOME

Sept. 24      Logan                                AWAY

Oct. 1        James Monroe                   AWAY

Oct. 8        Man (Homecoming)         HOME

Oct. 15     OPEN
Oct. 22     Tolsia                                HOME
Oct. 29    Wanye (Senior Night)     HOME
Nov. 5     Point Pleasant                 AWAY

*GAME TIME 7:30