Your Westover Christian middle school girls basketball team came from eight down and one with one second left 19 to 18. Chloe Smith have a foul shot with one second left. And outstanding defense of effort in the second half totally shut the other team down. IOur record now stands at five and two.
So many cute rock ornaments this year!
Crazy and cute Christmas sweater day in K5!
We are READY for Christmas! Happy Birthday Jesus!!â¤
Earth Science students âRocking around the Christmas Treeâ with their rock ornaments.
First graders were blessed as Pastor Barber stopped by during lunchtime to share Christmas stories and spread Christmas JOY. đâ¤ď¸
Mrs. Holdrenâs class reading encouraging notes left on their desks by Mrs. Davisâs class. Acts of Kindness!!
Mrs. Owenâs 3rd graders were showing their Christmas spirit today by wearing their tacky Christmas sweaters!
Middle school Bible students adopted a family in need this Christmas. Partnering with a local ministry, students collected items over the last few weeks. Students then had a wrapping party to get these gifts ready for Christmas!!!
7th graders model bacteria cells.
Erupting fun in K4! Mrs. Beach and Mrs. Porterfieldâs class has fun making their own letter volcanos with vinegar and baking soda while learning about the letter Vv!
Building boxes to package fruit tomorrow!!!
The hottest items in the library are the pink, blue, and black canopies. Students of all ages love to read in the canopy.
WCA preschool strives to work alongside parents to develop the whole child... spiritually, socially and academically. We are blessed to have so many who are willing to volunteer inside the classroom! Thank you Mrs. Nuckles for coming to our preschool to read and create a fun craft!
WCA Basketball wins 64-26
Danville,
The Westover Christian Academy varsity boys basketball team won itâs fifth game of the season against district opponent Temple from Madison Heights, Virginia. Temple is coached by former WCA coach Jacob Parr. Both teams started the game very cold from a shooting standpoint at the end of the first quarter the score was 6 to 5. Dawson Booth had all six of WCAâs points as he would end up with 10 points on the night along with nine rebounds, one assist and two steals. Westover was also plagued with turnovers in the first half committing nine.
Westover gained some offensive momentum in the second quarter going up on Temple 22 to 16. But could not seem to pull away from the crusaders. Noah Burton and Jezekiah Morris helped spur the second quarter rally Jezekiah scored 6 of his 17 points including connecting on 5-3 point shots. Morris was five for eight from three-point range for the night. He was the leading scorer for the night and he also provided three steals. Noah ended the night with 7 points, 2 blocks and 2 steals.
After some halftime adjustments the Bulldogs began to full-court press. WCA would explode for 30 points in the quarter while holding Temple to just 8. Temple would only score two more points in the fourth quarter as Westover backed out of its full court press but maintained a good solid defense. Closing out the second half on a 42 to 10 run.
WCA got solid performances out of Josh Lewis who had nine points and nine rebounds and threw in a block and a steal as well. Dylan Aron had 10 points and seven assists, one block and two steals to strengthen the WCA attack. Austin Salmon came off the bench to score 4 points. Isaac Motley had four assists that help sparked the third-quarter rally. The Bulldogs only had one turnover in the second half as they continue their unselfish play. Isaac Motley also had five rebounds. Ben Fields was the leading scorer for Temple he had 10 points. Chris Miller also added five points in the fourth quarter for WCA.
5-1 WCA will travel to Chatham to face the Tigers of Hargrave Military Academy on Tuesday at 6:15.
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Practice 1:15-3:00 tomorrow.
WCA Band Buddies
Two hour delay, but still working hard!
Mrs. Perezâs Class has a very special reader today! Thank you so much for sharing your time with us today!!
9th grade Geography students work on labeling maps that depict both physical and human geography.
Good morning all! Come out this afternoon at 4 oâclock and support your middle school Lady Bulldogs as they look to go 5-1this season as they take on the Crusaders from Temple Christian school at 4 PM in our gym. Go Bulldogs!