Lady Villains In The Community.
Lady Villains Hold A Free Basketball Camp - December 2005.
The Lady Villains held a free basketball camp on Monday, December 19, 2005 and Tuesday, December 20, 2005 for the kids who participate in the Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center's Youth Basketball League. The camp was held at Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center in Winston-Salem.
The first day of camp was for 6-9 year olds, and the second day of camp was for 10-15 year olds. Both camps were for boys and girls.
Forty-Five Campers attended the first day, while fifty-five campers came out for the second day.
The campers went through several skill stations, which the players directed.
Defensive footwork, passing and ball-handling were taught in the first half of the camp. Sweep moves, v-cuts, fades, and duck-ins were taught in the second half.
The Varsity Lady Villains gave each camper a poster and a Christmas Candy Treat Bag at the end of the first day of camp.
At the end of the second day, each camper received a Christmas Candy Bag.
Hanes Hosiery Recreation Director Art Blevins is a longtime friend of Villains' Head Coach Brian Robinson. Blevins runs free and discounted leagues and camps for the kids at his recreation center in Winston-Salem. This season's league has 160 kids participating.
The first day of camp was for 6-9 year olds, and the second day of camp was for 10-15 year olds. Both camps were for boys and girls.
Forty-Five Campers attended the first day, while fifty-five campers came out for the second day.
The campers went through several skill stations, which the players directed.
Defensive footwork, passing and ball-handling were taught in the first half of the camp. Sweep moves, v-cuts, fades, and duck-ins were taught in the second half.
The Varsity Lady Villains gave each camper a poster and a Christmas Candy Treat Bag at the end of the first day of camp.
At the end of the second day, each camper received a Christmas Candy Bag.
Hanes Hosiery Recreation Director Art Blevins is a longtime friend of Villains' Head Coach Brian Robinson. Blevins runs free and discounted leagues and camps for the kids at his recreation center in Winston-Salem. This season's league has 160 kids participating.
Lady Villains Visit Pennybyrn at Maryfield.
The Varsity and Junior Varsity Lady Villains made a visit to Pennybyrn at Maryfield Retirement Center in High Point on Thursday, December 22, 2005.
The visit was set-up by Varsity Assistant Coach Trish Grant. The girls were asked to bring a small gift to practice two weeks before the visit, which Coach Grant delivered.
The girls then met at Pennybyrn at Maryfield, a Catholic Retirement Home, following practice.
After a brief introduction, the Lady Villains helped the residents make Christmas Cards during the center's Arts & Crafts hour.
While some of the Lady Villains helped with Arts & Crafts, others took to the karaoke machine and sang Christmas Carols for the residents.
The girls sang five songs for the group, and got many of the staff and residents to sing with them.
December 2007:
The staff at Pennyburn at Maryfield wanted to thank the Varsity and Junior Varsity Lady Villains' Players for their gifts.
Pat and Janet, who handle the Angel Tree for Pennyburn at Maryfield, were excited for the gifts for their residents. Many of the residents of the Catholic Rest Home do not have families, or some of the families are out of state, so any gift they receive helps lifts their spirits.
The gifts were taken to Pennyburn at Maryfield on Saturday, December 15th by Assistant Coach Trish Grant and her husband Bobby.
Thank you and Merry Christmas!!!
December 2009:
Thanks to the Varsity & Junior Varsity Lady Villains for collecting and then delivering Christmas Gifts to the residents of Pennybyrn Retirement Home in High Point.
Varsity Lady Villains' Assistant Coach Trish Grant worked with the Director at Pennybyrn on purchasing gifts for the residents through the home's Angel Tree.
Each girl purchased a gift and then a few accompanied Coach Grant to the retirement home to deliver the items.
The residents and workers at the home appreciate your thoughts, gifts and efforts to make sure everyone received a present.
The visit was set-up by Varsity Assistant Coach Trish Grant. The girls were asked to bring a small gift to practice two weeks before the visit, which Coach Grant delivered.
The girls then met at Pennybyrn at Maryfield, a Catholic Retirement Home, following practice.
After a brief introduction, the Lady Villains helped the residents make Christmas Cards during the center's Arts & Crafts hour.
While some of the Lady Villains helped with Arts & Crafts, others took to the karaoke machine and sang Christmas Carols for the residents.
The girls sang five songs for the group, and got many of the staff and residents to sing with them.
December 2007:
The staff at Pennyburn at Maryfield wanted to thank the Varsity and Junior Varsity Lady Villains' Players for their gifts.
Pat and Janet, who handle the Angel Tree for Pennyburn at Maryfield, were excited for the gifts for their residents. Many of the residents of the Catholic Rest Home do not have families, or some of the families are out of state, so any gift they receive helps lifts their spirits.
The gifts were taken to Pennyburn at Maryfield on Saturday, December 15th by Assistant Coach Trish Grant and her husband Bobby.
Thank you and Merry Christmas!!!
December 2009:
Thanks to the Varsity & Junior Varsity Lady Villains for collecting and then delivering Christmas Gifts to the residents of Pennybyrn Retirement Home in High Point.
Varsity Lady Villains' Assistant Coach Trish Grant worked with the Director at Pennybyrn on purchasing gifts for the residents through the home's Angel Tree.
Each girl purchased a gift and then a few accompanied Coach Grant to the retirement home to deliver the items.
The residents and workers at the home appreciate your thoughts, gifts and efforts to make sure everyone received a present.
Two Former Lady Villains Help Conduct College Basketball Marathon.
Former Lady Villains Captains Kim Burke (Class of 2004) and Kate McNamara (Class of 2005) will be helping conduct the Duke-Carolina Basketball Marathon being held January 14-16.
The event has two goals, the first is to raise money for Hoop Dreams Basketball Academy, an organization for kids with life-threatening illnesses. Hoop Dreams allows kids the opportunity to exercise and interact with peers who understand what it is like to be "different".
The second goal is to try and break the world record for the longest basketball game ever played.
Kim is the Operations Committee Chair for the event.
Kate is going to playing in the event. Both Duke and Carolina will field a team of twelve players each.
The event is trying to raise $80,000 for Hoop Dreams.
The event will be held at Fetzer Gymnasium on UNC's Campus.
Click this link to learn more about the Basketball Marathon.
Click this link to learn more about the Hoop Dreams Program.
The event has two goals, the first is to raise money for Hoop Dreams Basketball Academy, an organization for kids with life-threatening illnesses. Hoop Dreams allows kids the opportunity to exercise and interact with peers who understand what it is like to be "different".
The second goal is to try and break the world record for the longest basketball game ever played.
Kim is the Operations Committee Chair for the event.
Kate is going to playing in the event. Both Duke and Carolina will field a team of twelve players each.
The event is trying to raise $80,000 for Hoop Dreams.
The event will be held at Fetzer Gymnasium on UNC's Campus.
Click this link to learn more about the Basketball Marathon.
Click this link to learn more about the Hoop Dreams Program.
Lady Villains Host Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Basketball Camp.
The Varsity Lady Villains hosted a two hour basketball camp on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (January 16, 2006).
Forty-two campers attended the camp and went through several skills and drills during the time period.
At the end of the camp, camper's received either a poster or a T-Shirt, compliments of the Varsity Lady Villains!!!
Forty-two campers attended the camp and went through several skills and drills during the time period.
At the end of the camp, camper's received either a poster or a T-Shirt, compliments of the Varsity Lady Villains!!!
Lady Villains Host Coaching / Teaching Clinic!!!
The 2006-07 Varsity Lady Villains hosted a two hour coaching / teaching clinic on Saturday, November 4, 2006.
The event was held at the Kernersville Family YMCA.
The Lady Villains demonstrated many of their basic defensive and offensive drills that set the foundation for their success in 2005-06 and years past.
Twenty-six coaches were in attendance at this event.
The event was held at the Kernersville Family YMCA.
The Lady Villains demonstrated many of their basic defensive and offensive drills that set the foundation for their success in 2005-06 and years past.
Twenty-six coaches were in attendance at this event.
Lady Villains Collect Canned Food For Northwest Food Bank.
The Varsity and Junior Varsity Lady Villains collected 403 items of food for the Northwest Food Bank of North Carolina.
The project began on December 6, 2006 and completed on December 20, 2006 when the Varsity Lady Villains took the food items to the food bank before their game at South Stokes.
Thanks to all who helped.
The project began on December 6, 2006 and completed on December 20, 2006 when the Varsity Lady Villains took the food items to the food bank before their game at South Stokes.
Thanks to all who helped.
Lady Villains Help Out At Special Olympics.
Thanks to all who helped out at the North Carolina Special Olympics Basketball Tournament on Saturday in Winston-Salem.
Bishop teacher Maryann Tyrer helped coordinate volunteers for the NCSO Regionals, which was held at Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center.
Volunteers helped ref games, scorebook keeping, and game clock duties.
Current and former Lady Villains' players volunteered at the event, which featured twenty-one teams from 11 counties (Forsyth, Surry, Stokes, Alamance, Rowan, Davie, Randolph, Davidson, Guilford, Yadkin and Wilkes).
Thanks Again!!!
Bishop teacher Maryann Tyrer helped coordinate volunteers for the NCSO Regionals, which was held at Hanes Hosiery Recreation Center.
Volunteers helped ref games, scorebook keeping, and game clock duties.
Current and former Lady Villains' players volunteered at the event, which featured twenty-one teams from 11 counties (Forsyth, Surry, Stokes, Alamance, Rowan, Davie, Randolph, Davidson, Guilford, Yadkin and Wilkes).
Thanks Again!!!
Lady Villains Support "Coaches For Cancer" Week.
Tuesday Night, February 5, 2008 was "Coaches vs. Cancer" Night in Forsyth County.
Coaches at all Forsyth County Schools were asked to wear tennis shoes while coaching during their games on Tuesday Night.
There was a collection can at the gate to support this cause.
Click onto this link to learn more about "Coaches vs. Cancer".
Thanks for supporting this cause.
Coaches at all Forsyth County Schools were asked to wear tennis shoes while coaching during their games on Tuesday Night.
There was a collection can at the gate to support this cause.
Click onto this link to learn more about "Coaches vs. Cancer".
Thanks for supporting this cause.
Lady Villains Support "Think Pink" Week.
The Lady Villains support "Think Pink" Week for Breast Cancer Awareness and the Kay Yow Fund conducted by the Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA).
The Goal Was Achieved - Thank You From MDA And Coach R:)!!!
Help Fight Muscular Dystrophy By Donating Today!!!
Coach Robinson :) was placed "IN JAIL" at the Piedmont Club (Downtown Winston-Salem in BB&T Building) in an effort to raise money to fight Muscular Dystrophy on Tuesday, November 15, 2011.
This is an effort made by the MDA of Winston-Salem, to help send kids to camp next summer. One kid can be sent to camp for every $800.00 raised.
$3200 was the goal, and $3300.00 was donated!!!!
Click HERE to read more and to continue to make donations (up until December 15th).
Thank you for helping out a wonderful cause!!!
Coach Robinson:).
This is an effort made by the MDA of Winston-Salem, to help send kids to camp next summer. One kid can be sent to camp for every $800.00 raised.
$3200 was the goal, and $3300.00 was donated!!!!
Click HERE to read more and to continue to make donations (up until December 15th).
Thank you for helping out a wonderful cause!!!
Coach Robinson:).
Lady Villains Donate Christmas Tree To Impact Triad Fundraiser.
The 2011-12 Lady Villains Program donated a Christmas Tree in December to help out families in the Kernersville Area.
The donation helps families who don't have a Christmas Tree for the holiday season.
The donation was to Kernersville's Impact Triad .
The donation helps families who don't have a Christmas Tree for the holiday season.
The donation was to Kernersville's Impact Triad .
2011 - Varsity Lady Villains Take Part In B+ Heroes
Villains With Their B+ Hero - 2011, Delaware.
(Copied From B+ Heroes Director Walt Connor):
The Heroes Program, entering its third year, pairs children who have cancer and their families with our top bracket teams from around the country. It is my pleasure to present you and your teams a wonderful opportunity to meet some of the most amazing kids ever!
The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation honors the life of 14-year-old Andrew who battled leukemia and sepsis before leaving us on July 14, 2007. Andrew’s B+ blood type became the perfect message – Be Positive – to reflect how Andrew lived his life and how he inspires others to do the same. The B+ Foundation was founded by Andrew's proud parents Joe and Chris and his amazing sister and best friend, Ali.
The B+ Foundation is about kids helping kids fight cancer -- by providing financial and emotional support to families of children with cancer, and by providing childhood cancer research grants.
The Lady Villains are shown here with Brett, their B+ Hero.
The Heroes Program, entering its third year, pairs children who have cancer and their families with our top bracket teams from around the country. It is my pleasure to present you and your teams a wonderful opportunity to meet some of the most amazing kids ever!
The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation honors the life of 14-year-old Andrew who battled leukemia and sepsis before leaving us on July 14, 2007. Andrew’s B+ blood type became the perfect message – Be Positive – to reflect how Andrew lived his life and how he inspires others to do the same. The B+ Foundation was founded by Andrew's proud parents Joe and Chris and his amazing sister and best friend, Ali.
The B+ Foundation is about kids helping kids fight cancer -- by providing financial and emotional support to families of children with cancer, and by providing childhood cancer research grants.
The Lady Villains are shown here with Brett, their B+ Hero.
Lady Villains Help Paint At Impact Triad In Kernersville - November 2012.
A few of the Lady Villains helped paint at Impact Triad in Kernersville. Click HERE to learn about Impact Triad.
Christmas / Holiday Season 2012.
The Lady Villains participated in the Kernersville Medical Center Tree Decorating sponsored by Impact Triad. The Lady Villains also were part of the 2012 Kernersville Parade, riding on the Kernersville Chamber of Commerce Float.
More 2012 Christmas / Holiday Activities For Varsity Lady Villains!!!
Christmas / Holiday Activities - 2012.
The Varsity Lady Villains will be a part of a number of activities during the Christmas / Holiday Season in 2012!!!
The 2012-13 Lady Villains and all alums of the state championship teams participated in the Town of Kernersville Christmas Parade held on December 2nd (pictures below).
On December 6th, Impact Triad sponsored a tree lighting ceremony at the Kernersville Medical Center. The Lady Villains had one of the twenty trees on display (picture above).
On December 17th, the Lady Villains visited Pennybyrn at Maryfield, our Catholic Rest Home, to deliver gifts for the residents (picture to the right).
The Lady Villains also hosted their 11th annual Christmas Camp December 20-22 at Bishop McGuinness Catholic HS. Camp for 3rd-8th grade girls.
The 2012-13 Lady Villains and all alums of the state championship teams participated in the Town of Kernersville Christmas Parade held on December 2nd (pictures below).
On December 6th, Impact Triad sponsored a tree lighting ceremony at the Kernersville Medical Center. The Lady Villains had one of the twenty trees on display (picture above).
On December 17th, the Lady Villains visited Pennybyrn at Maryfield, our Catholic Rest Home, to deliver gifts for the residents (picture to the right).
The Lady Villains also hosted their 11th annual Christmas Camp December 20-22 at Bishop McGuinness Catholic HS. Camp for 3rd-8th grade girls.
Lady Villains Help Troops With "We Got Your Six" & "Thirty-One Gifts" In December 2012.
The Lady Villains helped Lenny Grant, a former basketball parent from conference rival Winston-Salem Prep, collect items to send to troops overseas.
Mr. Grant's son is stationed overseas.
Click HERE to read more about "Thirty-One" Gifts.
Mr. Grant's son is stationed overseas.
Click HERE to read more about "Thirty-One" Gifts.
Lady Villains Volunteer At Northwest Food Bank Of North Carolina In November 2013.
Members of the Lady Villains program volunteered at the Northwest Food Bank of North Carolina in November 2013. The Lady Villains were instructed how to sort through and pack eggs from damaged cartons that were donated to the food bank. In all, the Lady Villains packed 27 boxes of eggs, with each box containing 16 cartons, for a total of 5184 eggs.
Coach Grant accepts the Football Feeding Frenzy Trophy in December 2013.
Coach Grant accepts the Football Feeding Frenzy Trophy in December 2013.
Lady Villains To Be Honored At Halftime Of December 14th State Championship Football Game.
From the NCHSAA Newsletter:
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association joined forces with the North Carolina Association of Feeding America Food Banks to help reduce hunger in North Carolina.
The following member high schools will be recognized and receive the inaugural Commissioner's Cup Awards during a designated BB&T-NCHSAA Football State Championship game on December 14, 2013:
1A: Bishop McGuinness High School
1A: Albemarle High School
2A: Carrboro High School
2A: Hertford County High School
3A: Northern Nash High School
Special thanks to these schools for committing to serve North Carolinians in need!
The North Carolina High School Athletic Association joined forces with the North Carolina Association of Feeding America Food Banks to help reduce hunger in North Carolina.
The following member high schools will be recognized and receive the inaugural Commissioner's Cup Awards during a designated BB&T-NCHSAA Football State Championship game on December 14, 2013:
1A: Bishop McGuinness High School
1A: Albemarle High School
2A: Carrboro High School
2A: Hertford County High School
3A: Northern Nash High School
Special thanks to these schools for committing to serve North Carolinians in need!
2013 NCHSAA Football Food Frenzy Recipient Team.
Lady Villains Take Christmas Gifts To Maryfield - December 18, 2013.
With the coordination of Coach Grant, the Lady Villains made their annual trip to Pennyburn-Maryfield, the local Catholic rest home, to take Christmas gifts for the residents.
All 19 members of the 2013-14 Varsity and JV teams bought a gift for the residents.
Thank you Lady Villains!!!
All 19 members of the 2013-14 Varsity and JV teams bought a gift for the residents.
Thank you Lady Villains!!!
Lady Villains Keep The Christmas Tradition Alive By Visiting Maryfield - December 16, 2015
Coach Grant once again arranged for our current varsity and junior varsity teams to take gifts to the residents of Pennyburn-Maryfield. The girls are pictured below with one of the residents who is 103 years old.
Thanks again Lady Villains!!!
Thanks again Lady Villains!!!
