Repanac High School football team achieves historic undefeated season since 1968

November 14, 2024 | Richmond County, Virginia


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Repanac High School football team achieves historic undefeated season since 1968
The Richmond County Public Meeting held on November 14, 2024, highlighted significant achievements in local sports and community initiatives, alongside updates from the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) regarding maintenance and upcoming projects.

The meeting began with a celebration of the Repanac High School football team's historic undefeated season, marking the first time since 1968 that the team has achieved a 10-0 record. The community is rallying around the team as they prepare for the state semifinals, with a special event planned for the crowning of the king and queen during the upcoming football game. The volleyball team also received recognition for their competitive spirit, having recently won the regional championship and continuing their streak of appearances at the state tournament.

In addition to sports, the meeting addressed community service efforts, including partnerships with retirement homes and participation in local events such as Christmas Town. The community's involvement in these initiatives was praised, emphasizing the positive impact on local engagement.

Jamie Moore, the maintenance operations manager at VDOT, provided updates on recent maintenance activities, including litter removal, tree trimming, and preparations for the upcoming snow season. Moore reported that VDOT raised $8,000 for hurricane relief efforts through local fundraising initiatives. Looking ahead, VDOT plans to continue various maintenance projects, including brush cutting and pothole repairs, with a focus on improving road conditions throughout the county.

The meeting concluded with a reminder of the upcoming holiday lunch at Northlake Center, scheduled for December 11, which will follow a school board meeting earlier that day. Overall, the meeting underscored the community's achievements in sports and service, as well as ongoing efforts to maintain and improve local infrastructure.

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