Holston's Honaker breaks Coeburn's heart in 18th inning

by ELIZA EVANS • Sports Writer
This content is for subscribers only. Log in or sign up for a free trial below.

Holston's Megan Honaker (1) is called safe after she crossed the plate with the game-winning run as Coeburn catcher Catherine Nixon (right) looks on in disbelief after making the tag during the 18th inning Wednesday in the VHSL Group A state quarterfinals.Click Hereto order photo reprints


You may also like:

Catcher Grey Kennedy makes a quick move to keep the ball in hand. PHOTO BY STEPHEN KING
Warriors hang 19 on Ridgeview in district baseb...
Hannah Salyer picks up a win in the circle Friday. PHOTO BY STEPHEN KING
Lady Warriors make big statement in home distri...
Christian Williams swings for the fences as Burton battled it out with Union. PHOTO BY STEPHEN KING
Union’s bats too much for Burton
Eastside’s Adam Burke has his eye on the ball against Union. STEPHEN KING PHOTO
Bears fall to Spartans in extra-innings marathon
JEFF LESTER PHOTO
Litter cleanup is set for Saturday
“The largest bit of advice I could give to any prospective students looking at coming to Emory & Henry for their higher education is that what they find here is decidedly different from what they may find at other institutions. The difference is in the people. The staff at Emory & Henry show genuine interest and hope in the success of their student body. The student body itself consists of countless groups of accepting individuals that will be sure to make anyone feel at home.” —Tristan Miller ’24
Miller to pursue a career in graphic design whi...
Anne Newlun of Norton, a retired Norton Elementary School pre-k teacher, is one of the MEOC Walkathon’s most devoted supporters, involving decades of young students in supporting the event.
Fueling the spirit of giving: MEOC seeks commu...
Morgan-McClure Chevy, Coeburn
Pepsi Cola
Mountain Empire Older Citizens