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during Monday’s game which always affects the game, according to Coach Maeyer. RCHS was behind only by one goal at the half. “We played a good game but we played with two injured players. You cannot play big teams without a deep bench. We have only 11 players,” said Coach Maeyer.
'Hie soccer team will be losing two seniors and two exchange students who have contributed much to the team this season, but most players will be returning.
T-Ball Game
Reported
By LARRY OLIVER
Rappahannock Neva Contributinf Writer
It was a fascinating game on Sat-„ urday when the Early’s Carpet Tigers played against the Washington Yankees. Rev. Tom Everett coaches the Tigers.
It’s great to watch these little Tballers play. The Tigers were G-RReat in their 21-14 win over the Yankees.
Defense was the name of the game for the Amissville Tigers in their victory.
Five-year-old Tiger Nicholas Raiford rifled two throws from third base to first like a major leaguer, resulting in outs.
Veteran Tiger Brett Henry contributed on offence with two homeruns, while on defense, he fielded throws from his first base position.
The Yankees ninth batter nearly scored a homerun after smashing the ball deep into center field. However, the run was denied when Tiger catcher Joshua Everett received the relayed ball and made a tag out at home plate!
Team effort and good sportsmanship on the part of both teams made for a great afternoon of baseball!
RAA welcomes the community to come out and watch these exciting games. (Editor's Note: Mr. Oliver is the assistant coach for the Early’s Carpet Tigers.)
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