The Middlesex High School (MHS) Charger (2-0, 0-0) football team remains undefeated this week as MHS beat the Lancaster Red Devils Friday in Lancaster stadium, 37-0.
Middlesex High School’s varsity volleyball team posted two wins last week defeating King and Queen Central, and Mathews. The Lady Chargers swept both matches in three straight sets.
Jackie Wake, president of Middlesex Habitat for Humanity, urged the Middle Peninsula golfers to join her and others in the golfing community at the Piankatank River Golf Club for the first Habitat “Fore” Humanity Tournament on Oct. 1.
Middlesex High School’s Peyton Lambert shot a 77 on Tuesday to earn the title of individual champion of the Tidewater District Tournament at King William’s Queenfield Golf Club.
The Middlesex High School Charger football team put on an offensive and defensive clinic Friday night as MHS defeated the Windsor Dukes, 35-6, in its opening game of the 2021 gridiron season.
Coach Pierce told the Sentinel Friday. “We have a lot of young talented runners. Our outlook is good and their ability is good, considering their age.”
The Middlesex High School varsity volleyball team continues to improve. Although Middlesex lost 3-2 to Lancaster on Monday, the Lady Chargers made a good showing by winning the first two sets.
The Middlesex High School golf team improved to 7-2 with a win 174-202 over Mathews on Sept. 12. Peyton Lambert shot 34 to again lead the Charger effort. Garrison Robins and Hudson McMinn each shot a 46. Cameron Lambert carded a 48.
While Middlesex High School (MHS) lacks enough girls cross country participants to field a full-fledged varsity team this season, it does have four strong runners that will compete as individual Chargers.