2020-2021 Season Highlights

“The Season that almost wasn’t” : A Covid-19 season that challenged the SWS throughout.
Welcomed a new MSG Head Coach, Jason Wright
Welcomed a new MSB Head Coach, Matthew Wright
Welcome to new JVB Head Coach, Reggie Chapple
Welcome to new VB Head Coach, Larry Manley
Welcome to new VG Head Coach, David Jones
Welcome to our new Student & Intern Coaches, Caden Bow and Liv Hart
The winningest season in Varsity Girls history: 24-3, 88.9% wins
VG had highest average ppg in SWS history: 58.9 ppg
Allie Dalola was third girl in Sabres history to score 1,000 varsity points (Kenzie Hart, Rosie McMahan)
Allie Dalola, Liv Hart and Abbie George first Sabres ever reach 100 varsity wins
Sabres organization played 153 games this season.
Sabres have won at least one NCHEAC State title five years in a row.
Sabres have won:
- 21 regional championships, 16 state championships & 12 HSPN banners
- One 2021 NCHEAC East Regional Championships: MSG
- Three 2021 NCHEAC East Regional runner-up: MSB, JVB, VG
- Two 2021 NCHEAC State Championships: MSB, MSG
- One 2021 NCHEAC State runner-up: VG

NCHEAC Tournaments

NCHEAC All-Conference Awards

NCHEAC State Tournament Awards

Allie Dalola, Liv Hart, Lawson Jurgens (co-MVP), Khy Ragland (co-MVP), Tyler Woolard, Lily Temple (MVP), Anhala Temple, AC Curry

NCHEAC Regional Tournament Awards

Daniel Baker, Allie Dalola, Liv Hart, Luke Duffield, Austin Belvin, Khy Ragland, Eli Jones, Lila Elmore, Emily Wright, AC Curry (MVP)

East Coast Nationals:

First Varsity Boys team to make it to Top Bracket at East Coast Nationals (finished 8th out of 32 teams)
Varsity Girls runner-up (2nd out of 18 teams)
JV Boys won 3A Bracket Championship (7th out of 18 teams)
No Middle School division this season

COVID Clash (Sweet Briar College in Virginia):