Duncan Nixon

5 days ago | fluvannareview.com | Duncan Nixon

By Duncan NixonCorrespondentAfter a successful 5-1 start to the season the Fluco softball team hosted the Orange County Hornets on April 10. The Hornets came in with a 4-2 record including two shootout wins. The Flucos found themselves up against a Hornets pitcher they could not handle. The Flucos managed only one infield hit in the fourth inning to score a single run for the game. They went up and down in order in all of the other innings.

1 week ago | fluvannareview.com | Duncan Nixon

Win at Highland SpringsBy Duncan NixonCorrespondentThe Fluvanna County boys lacrosse team hosted The James Monroe High Yellowjackets from Fredericksburg on April 11. It was an even match-up. Unfortunately, the Monroe team was able to hold the ball at the end of the game and slowly pass it around outside as the clock ran down. They then managed to find an attacker directly in front of the goal who fired in the game winning shot with six seconds remaining. The game did not start well for the Flucos.

3 weeks ago | fluvannareview.com | Duncan Nixon

By Duncan NixonCorrespondentIt is an extreme understatement to say that the Fluco boys’ soccer team is off to a strong start. They have played three games, as of this article, and they have outscored their opponents 20-1. Obviously, they are 3-0. In their most recent game, on March 27, they hosted Madison County. The Flucos were in control the entire game as their offense consistently pressured the Mountaineers, and their defense disrupted all scoring attempts.

1 month ago | fluvannareview.com | Duncan Nixon

By Duncan NixonCorrespondentDespite some very iffy weather, the Peggy Kirk Bell (PKB) two-day Commonwealth Girls’ Classic tournament was completed at the Lake Monticello golf course on March 15 and 16. The first round on Saturday was completed on a drizzly, dreary day. The Sunday round went off early in an attempt to finish 18 holes before the predicted nasty weather rolled in. With most of the young women still on the course, a lightning strike nearby resulted in a discontinuation of play.

1 month ago | fluvannareview.com | Duncan Nixon

By Duncan NixonCorrespondentIn a pre-season interview, Fluco baseball Coach Joel Gray commented that his pitching staff would be good, if they didn’t allow too many walks. Twelve walks in seven innings are too many walks. The Wilson Memorial Green Hornets spoiled the Flucos home opener on March 18 by scoring ten runs to five runs for the Flucos. Seven of the Green Hornets runs were scored by players who reached base on walks and another who scored was hit by a pitch.