and this is why Appomattox will continue to be a force in 2A. Kudos to Smith and that program
I know there are many teams in the area without coaches so its going to be hard to get them programs up to speed. I feel bad for the football players in those programs that might have athletes that want to move to another county or school to get in with a descent program.I think most your teams now are doing something in the spring maybe not to the extent of Appomattox, they are truly impressive, but I know a lot of teams are working out and practicing, installing, etc.
Football season never ends down there and that's the way it should be... Pre Season-->Regular Season-->Post Season-->Off Season->RepeatHaven't seen Richlands schedule yet, but they usually attend about 7-8 7 on 7s in several different states. They've also been lifting since the Monday after the loss to Appomattox. It's year round here. Always something to do.
Football season never ends down there and that's the way it should be... Pre Season-->Regular Season-->Post Season-->Off Season->Repeat
This is exactly why Richlands will be a force for years to come. They take pride in weight room and commit to 7 on 7s. Many teams around here dont do the 7 on 7s except Appo, Altavista, Brookeville, J.F., and a few others.Exactly. They lift probably 330 days a year. They condition hard in the off season. Go to camps. 7 on 7s. And all of it shows when you look at our records since 2003. I don't think we've ended a season with less than 10 wins in that span. Maybe one year with 9.