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Adkins: One swift swimmer
Carlisle junior hopes to qualify for junior nationals
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By DAVID REYNOLDS - Bulletin Sports Writer

For most clock-watching high school students, leaving school a few minutes early would be a dream come true.

For Carlisle swimmer Claire Adkins, that scenario is an everyday reality.

But instead of getting a head start on goofing off in the parking lot or an afternoon nap, Adkins’ work for the day is just getting started.

As a year-round swimmer with the Carter Center Aquatics (CCA) Marlins — a club swim team based in Roanoke — Adkins swims six days a week, usually after school for more than two hours at time.

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Piedmont District to add two teams?
Halifax County, G.W.-Danville would join under VHSL proposal

The Virginia High School League’s Redistricting and Reclassification Committee proposed at a Thursday meeting to add G.W.-Danville and Halifax County high schools to the five-school Piedmont District, according to two people present at the meeting: Magna Vista athletic director Mike Minter and Martinsville Principal Ajamu “Aji” Dixon.

The proposal, which would go into effect beginning in the 2013-14 academic year, also includes expanding the current three athletic classifications to six (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A, 5A and 6A) based on school enrollment, Minter and Dixon said. That had previously been proposed at a Dec. 19 VHSL meeting.

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Area: Chiefs fall to Hargrave
Also: LPMS boys, girls beat Holmes

Despite 28 points and 11 assists from Eldrick Gunter, the Carlisle boys basketball team fell to Hargrave 78-68 Thursday night.

Corey Gaylor added a season-high 17 points for the Chiefs (11-6, 4-3 Virginia Independent Conference), who will host Fishburne Military Academy on Monday.

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Area sports calendar

A look at upcoming events in the area.

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