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BLUE DEVIL VARSITY

BASKETBALL PREVIEW

Erwin Record Staff Photo by Keeli Parkey

The 2019-20 Unicoi County High School Blue Devil varsity basketball team includes, pictured from left, back row, head coach John Good, assistant coach C.J. Good,
assistant coach Logan Lyle, Boone Reed, Lucas Slagle, Nicholas Lynch, Nicholas Hensley, Caleb Adkins, assistant coach Mike Boyd, assistant coach Michael Smith and
statistician Andy Bennett; front row, manager Ty Johnson, Caleb Swinehart, Mason Barcel, Phoenix Holt, Bryson Peterson, Grant Hensley, Brett Lingerfelt, Zachary Hopson,
Jordan Bridges, Brock Thompson and Robbie O’Dell.

Good expects Blue Devils to compete

By Ezra Wilson
Sportswriter
news@erwinrecord.net
Take a peek inside the Unicoi
County High School boys’ basket-
ball locker room and you’ll see a sign
that says “players play but TOUGH
players win.”
That pretty well sums up the phi-
losophy of head varsity coach John
Good, as he leads his team into the
upcoming season. Good leads a
team that includes assistant coach-
es Michael Smith, C.J. Good, Logan
Lyle, and Mike Boyd. Together they
have worked overtime to prepare
their team for the challenges that lie
ahead.
A crucial aspect of their strategy
is consistent, rigorous focus on the
basics of the game. Training began
with spring practice, followed by
camps at Maryville College, Mid-
dle Tennessee State University,
and UNC Asheville for the varsity
players and an ETSU-based camp
for the freshman and junior varsity
players.
These training sessions instilled
in UCHS players the fundamen-
tal skills every basketball players
needs: running, passing, jumping,
dribbling, and, of course, shooting.
Physical conditioning was also a big
emphasis at the camps, with group
workout sessions designed to build
a solid core of strength, flexibility,
and endurance in each player.
Another essential quality for
sporting success is teamwork, a
topic on which Good has strong
opinions. When asked what style of
play fans can expect at the upcom-
ing games, he said “fast, tough, and
unselfish.”
Good’s message is clear. There’s
no room for prima donnas in the
world of UCHS basketball. Each
player uses his particular strengths
for the good of the entire team.
Last season's 9-24 record gives
the Blue Devils ample opportunities
for improvement this time around.
For Good, the secret to future suc-
cess lies in making the most of the
present.
“We don’t have expectations, nor
do we make excuses,” Good said.
“We don’t talk about wins and loss-
es. We talk about competing. If our
players compete to their maximum
ability, then the scoreboard will
take care of itself.”
Just because the Blue Devils are a
team doesn’t mean that individuals
are unimportant. Each player has a
vital role and an opportunity to ex-
cel.
“Brock Thompson and Brett Lin-
gerfelt have produced on the varsity
level,” said Good. “We expect them
to continue doing so.”
Good also mentioned that this
past summer was a time of growth
and improvement for many of his
players.
“I’m really excited to coach this
bunch,” he said.
As young athletes mature, they
gain the edge of experience while
still enjoying the raw energy of
youth. Part of the process of cul-
tivating success is expecting each
player to contribute in some way.
This is another point that Good
stressed in his comments.
“If we put a player on the floor,
we expect him to have a positive
impact,” he said. “Those who don’t
make it to the floor are expected to
have an impact on our practice ses-
sions.”
Every basketball team has its
particular strengths. For the Blue
Devils, their outstanding ability is
shooting the basketball. This, in
turn, involves a number of special-
ized athletic qualities, including
balance, focus, and consistency.
Nurturing these abilities is what
basketball is all about. Good and his
assistants are helping to forge the
future, not only of Unicoi County
but of our nation as a whole.
Speaking of Unicoi County, Good
was outspoken about the communi-
ty in which he works and coaches.
“Unicoi County is a special place,”
he said proudly, “and I have told this
to everyone. Our tradition of local
support is what every coach and
player desires. There is a tradition
here that is second to none.”
Last year the Blue Devils made
it to regional quarterfinals. Their
conference schedule for this season
includes games against Elizabeth-
ton, Happy Valley, Johnson County,
Sullivan Central, Sullivan East, and
Sullivan South. When asked about
the Blue Devils’ upcoming oppo-
nents, Good was blunt.
“We cannot afford to take any
night off,” he said. “We must com-
pete each and every night.”
This competitive spirit in no way
diminishes Good’s respect for the
Three Rivers Conference. “It’s an
outstanding conference with good
teams and players and great coach-
es,” he said.
The 2019-20 UCHS varsity bas-
ketball squad includes seniors Caleb
Adkins, Nicholas Hensley, Phoe-
nix Holt, Brett Lingerfelt, Nicholas
Lynch and Boone Reed. Juniors on
the team are Mason Barcel, Jordan
Bridges, Zachary Hopson, Rob-
bie O’Dell and Brock Thompson.
Bryson Peterson is a sophomore
on the team. Freshmen players are
Grant Hensley and Lucas Slagle.
•••
The Blue Devils opened the sea-
son last week with three victories,
including two on Thursday, Nov. 21.
First, the team defeated Volun-
teer, 63-56, on the road. Thompson
scored 15 and had 4 rebounds in
the win. O’Dell scored 14 and had 5
assists. Slagle had a double-double
with 13 points and 12 rebounds. Pe-
terson scored 9.
Later Thursday evening, they
defeated University High, 78-74, in
Erwin. Thompson scored 32 and
had 5 rebounds in the win. O’Dell
had 11. Adkins scored 10 and had
5 rebounds and 6 assists. Slagle
scored 8 and had 17 rebounds. Pe-
terson scored 7. Lingerfelt had 5
assists.
Playing at Johnson County on
Saturday, Nov. 22, UCHS defeated
Mount Mission (Virginia), 62-50.
Thompson scored 20 and had 6 as-
sists and 6 rebounds. O’Dell had 9
and had 7 rebounds. Adkins scored
8 and had 6 rebounds. Lingerfelt
scored 7. Slagle scored 6 and had 8
rebounds.
The Blue Devils opened play in
a Thanksgiving tournament being
hosted by Sullivan East on Tuesday,
Nov. 26, against South Greene after
The Erwin Record’s press deadline
for this issue. They are scheduled
to play Unaka in the tournament
on Friday, Nov. 29, at 10:30 a.m. and
KACHEA at 6 p.m. They will also
play Hampton at 3 p.m. on Satur-
day, Nov. 30.
The Blue Devils will travel to
Cloudland on Tuesday, Dec. 3, then
to North Buncombe High School
(North Carolina) on Wednesday,
Dec. 4. On these days, the junior
varsity team will play at 5 p.m., fol-
lowed by the varsity at 8 p.m.

“I’m really excited to coach this bunch.”

– Head coach John Good

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BASKETBALL PREVIEW

Caleb Adkins Mason Barcel Jordan Bridges Hunter Clouse Tyler Clouse Eli Hendricks
Senior Junior Junior Freshman Junior Freshman

Grant Hensley Nicholas Hensley Phoenix Holt Zachary Hopson Evan Huff Brett Lingerfelt
Freshman Senior Senior Junior Junior Senior

Nicholas Lynch Robbie O’Dell Branson Peterson Bryson Peterson Boone Reed Eli Riddell
Senior Junior Freshman Sophomore Senior Freshman

Lucas Slagle Isaiah Smith Stone Sparks Caleb Swinehart Brock Thompson Canaan Webb
Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshman

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LADY DEVIL PROGRAM

BASKETBALL PREVIEW

Erwin Record Staff Photo by Keeli Parkey

The 2019-20 Unicoi County High School Lady Devil basketball program includes, pictured from left, back row, assistant coach Jeff King, assistant coach Lauren Trivette,
Julie Hensley, Emma Griffith, Laurel Osborne, Ashtan Vance, Caroline Podvin, Jayla Stockfelt, Olivia Bailey, Hannah Shelton, Marissa Soulier, head coach Kerri King and
assistant coach Eric Tilson; front row, Destiny Bridges, Abigail Rush, Riley Tapp, Leah Edney, Kaylia Street, Tenley Holt, Emily Rice, Jocelyn Metcalf and Amanda Miller.

Ball-handling, transition key for ladies

By Ezra Wilson
Sportswriter
news@erwinrecord.net
All too often, female athletes are
the unsung heroines of the sport-
ing world. As skilled and devoted as
their male counterparts, they none-
theless must struggle against harm-
ful stereotypes, shrinking budgets,
and, often, lackluster support from
the fans. It’s no wonder that many
of them have spoken up in recent
years, asking for their fair share of
recognition.
Then there’s Unicoi County,
where our girl basketball players
are not only recognized but actively
supported. The outpouring of com-
munity spirit they enjoy makes Uni-
coi County High School girls’ bas-
ketball coach Kerri King proud to
call this area home. It also explains
why she and her team members are
looking forward to the coming sea-
son.
King is in her seventh year as head
coach for the girls. Prior to that,
she coached middle school ball, all
while teaching in the classroom. All
in all, she has devoted 30 years of
her life to serving the future leaders
of Unicoi County.
King leads a coaching team that
includes Jeff King, Lauren Trivette
and Eric Tilson. Together they have
worked with single-minded dedica-
tion to prepare their players for the
season.
“Three of my starters recently
graduated,” said King in an inter-
view with The Erwin Record. “Of
my current roster, three have floor
experience.”
This gives her and her staff a
ready pool of raw talent with which
to work. For athletic instructors,
this means a rigorous focus on the
basic skills that every basketball
player must possess, such as drib-
bling, running, and shooting. It also
means forging a group of talented
individuals into a cohesive team.
“If I had to name one standout
strength that my girls possess,” said
King, “I would say it’s their ability to
handle the ball.”
In the world of basketball, this
refers to the ability to maintain
control of the ball while moving it
down court, all the while prevent-
ing the opposing team from stealing
it away. It’s the strategy behind well-
known techniques like side-to-side
and backward dribbling, which can
rise to the level of an art form when
demonstrated by a gifted player.
Effective ball-handling is far from
a solitary skill, however. It flows
from a set of more basic skills and
abilities, such as getting a feel for
the ball. This is why King stresses
the importance of hands-on train-
ing during her team’s daily drills.
Holding a basketball must become
second nature, if her players are to
excel.
But single-player skills alone are
not enough. Forging a success-
ful season means building on the
team’s inherent strengths. For King,
transitioning is what her girls do
best. This means the ability to shift
from defensive to offensive play in
an instant, keeping the pressure on
the other side and enabling multiple
points in rapid succession.
“Fans can expect to see a lot of
transition play,” King said of her
team’s style of play this season.
Transitioning is an aggressive
style of play that demands a lot of
the team. But it’s perfectly suited to
players like the Lady Devils, who
benefit from their superior ball-han-
dling ability.
Basketball is a sport that favors
tall players, which is why former
greats like Yao Ming and Shawn
Bradley earned such accolades
during their careers. But height
and agility aren’t everything. King
is training her girls to play “small
ball,” an approach that uses speed,
agility, and precision teamwork to
make up for a lack of stature.
Every method of play has its
weaknesses. For small ball, the
drawback stems from the fact that
defensive players are widely spread
out. King is aware of this fact, which
is why she’s drilling her girls in post
defense. Again, this is an approach
that uses her player’s smaller stat-
ure to the team’s benefit. Good post
defenders are able to get low to the
ground, blocking attacking players
near their core, where they’re less
able to maneuver away and reach
the all-important three-point line.
A player's mental outlook also
plays a decisive role in a game’s
outcome. For King, this points out
another strength that her girls pos-
sess.
“We have no inflated egos on my
team,” she said matter-of-factly.
“We do have certain players who
excel in given roles, such as Ashtan
Vance, who plays outside, and Car-
oline Podvin, who is an outstanding
inside player yet versatile as well.
But, at the end of the day, we com-
pete as a team, not as isolated indi-
viduals.”
The Lady Devils had a strong re-
cord last season, ending up 22-8 and
making it into the post-season be-
fore being put out by South Greene
in the region tournament.
The 2019-20 Lady Devil squad in-
cludes senior players Kaylia Street,
Jayla Stockfelt and Vance. Juniors
on the squad are Leah Edney, Emma
Griffith, Tenley Holt and Podvin.
Sophomores are Anniston Hensley,
Abigail Rush, Hannah Shelton and
Marissa Soulier. Freshmen players
are Olivia Bailey, Jocelyn Metcalf,
Laurel Osborne, Emily Rice and Ri-
ley Tapp.
UCHS will again compete in the
Three Rivers Conference with Eliz-
abethton, Happy Valley, Johnson
County, Sullivan Central, Sullivan
East and Sullivan South.
•••
The Lady Devils opened the 2019-
20 season with two wins on Thurs-
day, Nov. 21.
First, the team went on the road
and defeated the Volunteer Falcons,
65-38. Holt had a double-double (17
points, 12 rebounds) as well as 5
steals and 2 assists to lead the way.
Podvin scored 16, Shelton scored 8,
Vance had 7, Street and Rush each
scored 5, Metcalf had 3 and Edney
and Stockfelt scored 2 each.
Later on Thursday, the Lady
Devils defeated University High,
56-24, in their first home game of the
season. Podvin had a double-double
with 14 points and 12 rebounds. She
also had 4 steals. Holt scored 12.
Metcalf and Vance each had 8. Rush
scored 3. Edney and Osborne (6 re-
bounds) each scored 3. Street and
Shelton each scored 2.
•••
The Lady Devils played their first
game in the Thanksgiving tourna-
ment being played at Sullivan East
on Monday, Nov. 25, against Una-
ka after The Erwin Record’s press
deadline for this issue. The Lady
Devils will continue the tournament
on Wednesday, Nov. 27, against
Greeneville at 3 p.m. They will
paly Hampton on Friday, Nov. 29,
at noon and Stateline on Saturday,
Nov. 30, at 10:30 a.m.
The team is also scheduled to
travel to Cloudland on Tuesday,
Dec. 3, and to North Buncombe
High School (North Carolina) on
Wednesday, Dec. 4. On these days,
the junior varsity team will play at 4
p.m. with the varsity playing at 6:30
p.m.

“If I had to name one standout strength that my girls possess.

I would say it’s their ability to handle the ball.”
– Head coach Kerri King

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BASKETBALL PREVIEW

Olivia Bailey Leah Edney Emma Griffith Anniston Hensley Tenley Holt
Freshman Junior Junior Sophomore Junior

Jocelyn Metcalf Laurel Osborne Caroline Podvin Emily Rice Abigail Rush
Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Sophomore

Hannah Shelton Marissa Soulier Jayla Stockfelt Kaylia Street Riley Tapp
Sophomore Sophomore Senior Senior Freshman

Ashtan Vance Destiny Bridges Julie Hensley Amanda Miller

Senior Freshman Sophomore Sophomore

Kerri King Jeff King Eric Tilson Lauren Trivette

Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

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Achieving Success And Excellence Through Teamwork

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BASKETBALL PREVIEW
BLUE DEVIL JUNIOR VARSITY

Erwin Record Staff Photo by Keeli Parkey

The 2019-20 Unicoi County High School Blue Devil junior varsity team includes, pictured from left, back row, head junior varsity coach C.J. Good, Mason Barcel, Stone
Sparks, Caleb Swinehart, Isaiah Smith, assistant coach Logan Lyle and manager Ty Johnson; front row, Jordan Bridges, Zachary Hopson, Canaan Webb, Hunter Clouse,
Evan Huff, Eli Riddell, Eli Hendricks, Branson Peterson and Tyler Clouse.

BLUE DEVIL ON THE COVER

FRESHMEN
The 2019-20 Uni-
coi County High
School Blue Devil
freshmen team
includes, pictured
from left, back
row, manager Ty
Johnson, assistant
coach C.J. Good,
Seniors to lead
Eli Hendricks, Eli
Riddell and head UCHS teams
freshmen coach Nine seniors will be looked to
Logan Lyle; for leadership for both the Uni-
front row, Stone coi County High School Blue
Sparks, Hunter Devil and Lady Devil basket-
Clouse, Canaan ball teams this season. Lead-
Webb and Bran- ing the teams will be, pictured
son Peterson. (Er- from left, Phoenix Holt, Boone
win Record Staff Reed, Kaylia Street, Nicholas
Photo by Keeli Lynch, Ashtan Vance, Ca-
Parkey leb Adkins, Jayla Stockfelt,
Nicholas Hensley and Brett
Lingerfelt. Both programs
opened the 2019-20 season
on Thursday, Nov. 21, against
Volunteer in Erwin. This week,
both teams are playing in
a Thanksgiving tournament
at Sullivan East High School.
(Erwin Record Staff Photo by
Keeli Parkey)

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS
BASKETBALL PREVIEW
2019-20 UCHS
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Nov. 21 at Volunteer (HOC)

Nov. 21 University High (HOC)

Nov. 23 at Johnson County (HOC)

Nov. 25-30 Sullivan East Tourney TBA

Dec. 3 at Cloudland

Dec. 4 at North Buncombe

Dec. 6 at Happy Valley*

Dec. 7 Chuckey-Doak

Dec. 10 Hampton

Dec. 13 Sullivan South*

Dec. 26-28 Maryville Christmas Tourney TBA

Jan. 3 at Chuckey-Doak

Jan. 7 at Sullivan East*

Erwin Record Staff Photo by Keeli Parkey
The 2019-20 Unicoi County High School varsity cheerleading squad includes, pictured from left, back row, Lexi Jan. 10 Elizabethton*
White, Ashleigh Edwards, Myah Riddell, Makenzi Honeycutt, Kara Jones, Olivia Churnoski and Brylee Johnson;
front row, Faith Tipton, Hannah Collins, Olivia Smith, Lydia McNabb, Jadyn Peterson and Rachel Altemose; not
pictured, Keeli Huskins. Jan. 13 North Buncombe

Jan. 14 Sullivan Central*

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Jan. 17 Johnson County*

The 2019-20
Unicoi County Jan. 21 Happy Valley*
High School
junior varsity Jan. 24 at Sullivan South*
cheerleading
squad in- Jan. 31 Sullivan East*
cludes, pic-
tured from left,
Feb. 4 at Elizabethton*
back row, Em-
ily Rice, Mad-
ison Braswell, Feb. 7 Johnson County*
Rocio Reynoso,
Hayli Byrd and Feb. 11 at Sullivan Central*
Macy Miller;
front row, Lily Feb. 14 Cloudland
Hollenbeck,
Trinity Buckles,
Victoria Tip- Feb. 15 at Hampton
ton and Leah
Brotherton. Feb. 19-25 District Tournament TBA
(Erwin Record
Staff Photo by Feb. 28-29 Region - First Round TBA
Richard Rourk)
March 2-5 Region TBA

March 11-14 Girls’ State Tournament TBA

March 18-21 Boys’ State Tournament TBA

*Denotes Three Rivers Conference game.

(Unless otherwise noted, game times are as fol-

lows: girls’ JV at 4 p.m.; boys’ JV at 5:10 p.m.; girls’
varsity at 6:30 p.m.; and boys’ varsity at 8 p.m.
Schedule subject to change.)

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