VA–Glencoe Mansion will host the artwork of Sam Linkous from May 3 through June 29 Sam is a multitalented and versatile fine artist and musician Sam creates whimsical and unconventional pieces of art using inks and colors There is an opening reception on Thursday May 8th The event is free to attend and suitable for all ages Sam Linkous’ inspiration for his current series of art consisting of watercolor and ink paintings began in 2020 as a way to provide something colorful and positive to post on his social media page when everything seemed to be negative the positive reactions he received encouraged him both to continue drawing and to post daily he continues his daily posts five years later He especially likes sharing them with friends and reading their reactions Sam and his followers create “serial stories” where imaginative narratives are spawned in response to his images written back and forth between Sam & his audience are a fun way to engage with the artwork and give new and exciting life to a piece Sam says that these are fun because he never knows where they’re going or how they’ll end Sam’s current work revolves around flowers that grow in his imagination but he often incorporates items such as musical instruments all of which represent his imagination and love of color These works are never reproduced – each item he is showing and greeting cards – are completely one-of-a-kind originals and playing Old Time traditional music in the area And while attending many of the Old Fiddlers Conventions in Virginia he also serves as a competition judge or emcee Glencoe Mansion is free to visit and open Wednesday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm and Sunday from 1 pm to 4 pm. For more information, please visit Glencoe online on Facebook, Instagram, or at www.glencoemansion.org How about a picture of the art instead of the building Let us know what you think of this article Comment * document.getElementById("comment").setAttribute( "id" "a47b6ad6c3d1d1689a86d71caaa19442" );document.getElementById("c8784fd6c9").setAttribute( "id" Pulaski, Grayson, Floyd & Wythe Giles County Police, Fire, EMS Montgomery County Blacksburg Rescue Riner Fire Shawsville Rescue .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Joe Zochert | for The Oregonian/OregonLiveWith a few in-game breakthroughs powering its confidence the Forest Grove softball team clawed out a narrow 2-1 home victory over Glencoe and heated up the Pacific Conference race even more on Friday night This valuable win came for the Vikings (14-5 5-1 Pacific) by pushing through any mistakes they made early second baseman Alise Morency came up with the game-winning RBI with two outs in the bottom of the fifth “That was a clutch play with two outs,” Forest Grove coach Jeremy Ingram said And that clutch hit topped off a strong team performance with seven total hits as a team with Paola Reyes Figuera getting an RBI single in the bottom of second Starting pitcher Kherington Wright also ousted any hopes for Glencoe (14-6 4-2) in the top of the seventh with two of her four strikeouts coming in the top of seventh “A total team effort for us today,” Ingram said We stayed in the game and got a little bit of something from a lot of girls today.” That brewing confidence came through in the third inning with Ingram intentionally walking Crimson Tide senior Irene VanDyke to load up the bases with only one out and the Vikings were leading 1-0 “(VanDyke) is one of the best players in our league,” Ingram said.“We had an open base We felt more confident with the two girls behind her than we did throwing to her.” But we went with our guts and it paid off.” the Vikings got consecutive outs to pay off Ingram’s gamble and let his players know the trust he has in them and he knows we have a solid defense,” Forest Grove shortstop Kailea Takahashi said and it definitely is nerve wracking to load our bases Takahashi also started some strong routine plays by nabbing some runners at first including a double play in the bottom of the third by being the main proponent of a double play at second and first base she was happy to see her teammates stepping up with Wright to highlight especially for how young she is,” Takahashi said about Wright And knowing that she can out-pitch all these batters is amazing.” Our team has a hard time keeping our energy up at the beginning of games This is a close game to a really good team Glencoe always looked like it could take the lead in any inning with coach Wade Sahlfeld giving props to the Vikings “It is always going to come down to one or two runs with them,” Sahlfeld said and I really commend Jeremy Ingram about that you know they’re gonna come to play so I got to do a better job as a coach to get my players ready for that.” Makena Petrick got Glencoe’s lone run thanks to an error in the infield after catcher Kenley Wright overthrew third base All game it felt like momentum could shift in the Crimson Tide’s favor with Tuesday Mevis calmly catching back-to-back line drives out to center field before Morency’s RBI “I thought we had some good momentum here and there,” Sahlfeld said Every time you thought the momentum would change What it comes down to is they made plays and we didn’t." 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Senior Jahnavi Prakhya and freshman Olivia Whittle tied for 14th at six-over including a pair of par fours on holes 7 and 13 Whittle also birdied on 13 and finished with 11 pars One stroke behind the three-way tie was senior Hannah Dees at seven-over. Dees also had 11 pars in a steady showing. Redshirt sophomore Kerigan Klauber played as an individual and was also seven-over with two birdies on the front nine Site host Jacksonville State leads at 10-over-par 298 The Lions return to action tomorrow morning at 8:30 a.m Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Martin Carlino is a co-founder and the senior editor who assigns and edits The Record stories Martin is an experienced and award-winning education reporter who was the editor of The Northbrook Tower Already a member? 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Follow Joe on Twitter @joec2319 Glencoe's boys golf team entered this season expecting to build on last year when it finished seventh in the 6A tournament And the Crimson Tide is living up to those expectations winning four consecutive tournaments after opening the season with a second-place finish in the stacked Canby Invitational Glencoe followed its third consecutive Pacific Conference tournament win Tuesday at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club by capturing the 16-team 6A/5A Preview on Wednesday at the OGA Golf Course The Crimson Tide shot 306 to finish ahead of 5A contenders Summit (322) “It just gives us another marker out there,” Glencoe coach Tyler Armstrong said of winning on the state championship course I want them to continue to work toward peaking at the end of the season Glencoe has been led by seniors Brody Landaker “It's been really fun to watch them develop starting their freshman year all the way to now,” said Armstrong a 2009 Glencoe graduate who took over as head coach this year after assisting Tim Duvall for eight seasons Landaker shot an even-par 72 to tie for second place with Bend senior Gustav Kristofferson one shot behind Canby freshman Connor Holden The Cougars other scorers were Irving (76) Meiers (79) and senior Giovanni Gallardo (79) It came on the heels of Glencoe shooting a 305 on the Ghost Creek course at Pumpkin Ridge Landaker shot 2-under 69 to edge Sherwood junior Tiger Lu by one stroke for medalist honors junior Calvin Johnson (79) and Meiers (80) rounded out the Crimson Tide's scoring has been “the rock of our team,” according to Armstrong He has made big strides since he began playing competitive golf as a freshman and other times it can drag him down for a hole or two Where Brody's at right now is really exciting He's going to have a round where it all clicks one day.” The youngest of three brothers to play for Glencoe Armstrong believes the 6-foot-3 Landaker has a high ceiling “There's a lot of juice left to squeeze with Brody,” he said His improvement was apparent in a Pacific Conference tournament April 8 at Meriwether National Golf Club when he shot an even-par 72 in inclement weather to win by six strokes Armstrong said his players are mentally better equipped to handle poor conditions than last year when they struggled with the weather on the second day of the state tournament “They were kind of giving in to the conditions,” Armstrong said I feel with a little bit more maturity last year is hoping to bring home a trophy from the 6A tournament we have the ability to punch our way up there.” fired a 7-under 65 to win a Three Rivers League tournament Monday at Stone Creek Golf Club beating Tigard senior Jennings Oelke by two strokes The Lakers outscored Tigard 294-301 for first place behind Woolworth … Grant beat Cleveland 324-325 to win a Portland Interscholastic League tournament Tuesday at Heron Lakes Golf Club Lincoln senior Quinn Hefele and junior Ethan Chang had the top scores at 3-over 75 Jesuit and Westview traded wins in Metro League tournaments this week Westview shot 298 to beat Jesuit by six strokes Wildcats junior Jake Rodgers fired a 3-under 69 top Jesuit's Jack Harrington (70) and Joseph Ulrich (73) for medalist honors Jesuit turned the table by scoring 308 to finish three strokes ahead of Westview Ulrich fired a 1-under 71 to edge Rodgers and Mountainside's Cisse Noriyasu by one stroke Mountain View senior Grady Millar won the Pronghorn Invitational on Tuesday at Pronghorn Golf Club shooting a 5-under 67 to beat Summit's Bryce Grieb by three strokes Summit outpointed Mountain View 313-320 for first place … Blanchet Catholic senior Joseph Beyer won a 3A/2A/1A Special District 2 tournament Monday at McNary Golf Club with a 2-under 69 … Valley Catholic junior Benny Zhu and Oregon Episcopal freshman Mateo Gramstad each shot 2-under 71 to tie for first place in the Portland Adventist Glendoveer Invitational on Monday at Glendoveer Golf Course Bandon continued its season-long dominance by carding an 8-over 296 to win the Eugene Country Club Invitational on Monday Bandon sophomore Sevren Quinn and Crosspoint Christian junior Davis Hartwell tied for first place at 2-under 70 two strokes ahead of Bandon's Braedon Millhouser and Grants Pass' Carson Krauss Bandon's two other scorers were Jackson Simonds (76) and Peyton Simonds (78) Westview sophomore Melinee Udom and Mountainside sophomore Kristine Shin won hotly contested Metro League tournaments this week Shin (77) edged Udom (78) on Monday at Meriwether Udom came back the next day to shoot 1-over 73 to win at Chehalem Glenn holding off Shin and Sunset senior Erika Kobayashi by one stroke shooting 340 to beat Mountainside by 12 strokes Monday and firing 331 to defeat Jesuit by two strokes Tuesday Roseburg freshman Lana Silvestri carded a 3-under 69 to win the 11-team Eugene Country Club Invitational on Monday beating three-time reigning 5A champion Francesca Tomp of North Eugene by two strokes helping the Irish top Grants Pass 355-356 to win the team scoring … Redmond junior Payton Richardson dominated the 11-team Caldera Classic on Tuesday at Rivers Edge Golf Course Crook County shot 401 to win the team title by two strokes over Summit Hood Conference tournament win Wednesday at Greenlea Golf Course Cavaliers sophomore Jessi Tantog shot a 1-over 63 for first place … Cleveland junior Kate Ly posted a win in a PIL tournament Tuesday at Heron Lakes … Catlin Gabel's Vishaka Priyan shot an even-par 73 for first place in a six-team tournament at Meriwether on Tuesday Oregon Episcopal beat Riverdale 452-453 in the team scoring Wilsonville had the top four finishers in a Northwest Oregon Conference tournament Tuesday at Charbonneau Golf Club shooting a 15-over 271 to blow away runner-up Canby (355) Wildcats juniors Evie Dunn and Layla Sidhu shot even-par 64 to share medalist honors Sophia Raschko (68) and Madeline Downie (75) also scored for Wilsonville … Lakeridge freshman Hanna Wendorf fired a 3-under 69 on Monday to win a Three Rivers tournament at Oregon Golf Club by four strokes over Lake Oswego's Hailey Lim BIRMINGHAM — Montgomery Academy boys basketball started fast and never left off the gas in a big AHSAA Final Four win over Glencoe The Eagles advance to the Class 3A state title game against Mars Hill Bible at 2:15 p.m The Eagles shot 56% from the field for the game as they held Glencoe to 33% from the field Skyler Stovall led the way with 17 points and Braden Gordon added 17 points and six rebounds with Jared Friendly scoring 16 points The Yellow Jackets were led by 20 points by Garrett Morgan while the three other Glencoe starters were held to four points and nine rebounds The Yellow Jackets were outrebounded 45-17 by Montgomery Academy FINAL 48: AHSAA Final 48: What to know before you go. Schedule, tickets, parking, TV, streaming info FINAL 48: When is the AHSAA basketball state tournament? Schedule, locations The Eagles ran out to a 13-5 lead early in the first quarter and later got the lead out to 21 points by the half thanks to shooting 54% from the field and hitting 5 3-pointers Skyler Stovall scored 13 points in the first half for the Eagles as Garrett Morgan led the way with 15 first half points for the Yellow Jackets The Yellow Jackets season ends going 25-8 after winning the area tournament title Etowah County tournament title and the Northeast Regional title They were playing in the schools first Final Four since 2000 and broke a county wide Final Four drought that dated back to 2009 GLENCOE — The New London-Spicer baseball team scored twice in the top of the 11th inning to beat Glencoe-Silver Lake 4-2 on Monday night Brayden Skindelien went 2-for-6 with two doubles and two runs a sacrifice fly and a stolen base and Nolan Johnson was 2-for-4 with a run two walks and a stolen base for the Wildcats Starter Logan Swenson allowed one run over four innings and Kaden Tautges gave up one run in 5-⅔ innings for NS Maxton Hansch was 2-for-5 with two RBIs and two stolen bases and Trevor Engelmann went 2-for-3 for the Panthers NLS has a game with Minnewaska scheduled for 4:30 p.m Litchfield scored singles runs in the fourth fifth and sixth innings to rally to beat Norwood Young America at Optimist Park in Litchfield Gideon Boerema and Grant Dengerud all went 1-for-3 for the Dragons Jackson Paumen went 2-for-2 with a run and a walk for the Central Raiders Litchfield’s next action is a doubleheader beginning at 4:30 p.m Thursday against New London-Spicer at the Green Lake Diamonds in Spicer Ethan Mueller homered and walked three times as Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa won in five innings at Maple Lake Lance Radermacher and Cameron Loe all had two hits for BBe two runs and five RBIs in Belgrade-Brooten-Elrosa’s victory at Irish Stadium in Maple Lake Jack Lundberg went 2-for-4 with a run for the Jaguars Benson’s pitching combo of Landon Skarsten Max Nygaard and Adrian Young struck out 10 and held Renville County West to one hit to secure a doubleheader sweep at Sacred Heart Nygaard struck out seven in 3-2/3 innings of relief Young got a strikeout for the final out of the game Benson has a West Central Conference doubleheader against West Central Area scheduled for 4 p.m RCW plays a Camden Conference game at 4:30 p.m a walk and five RBIs to lead Benson to the six-inning win over Renville County West at Sacred Heart Grant Gunlogson was 3-for-5 with a run and two RBIs and Landon Skarsten went 2-for-3 with two walks Alex Claussen went 4-⅔ innings to earn the victory a walk and two stolen bases for the Jaguars Springfield starting pitcher Noah Neperman struck out nine and held Dawson-Boyd to one hit for a five-inning win at Springfield Nathan Hansen hit an RBI double for the Blackjacks’ only hit Dawson-Boyd plays Tracy-Milroy-Balaton at 4:30 p.m Sherwood players come running out of the dugout to celebrate a run scored during a game against Glencoe on Friday April 25 2025 at Glencoe High School in Hillsboro.Ali Gradischer for The Oregonian/OregonLive .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Nick Celario | For The Oregonian/OregonLiveWith the Pacific Conference looking like a tight race Sherwood got a huge road victory on the road The Bowmen softball team scored four runs in the third inning en route to defeating Glencoe 6-3 at Glencoe High School on Friday It’s going to send us with a positive mindset for the McMinnville game,” said Sherwood junior outfielder Jordyn Henderson we can ride this high through the rest of league (play) continue to come back and beat Forest Grove when we see them again.” 3-1 Pacific Conference) took advantage of a couple of errors by Glencoe to score three of those four runs in the third inning 1/39Oregon high school softball: Glencoe Crimson Tide vs Sherwood BowmenSherwood added another run on an RBI single by Henderson in the sixth inning The Bowmen then capped off the game with a solo home run in the seventh inning by junior outfielder Maisy Schindler Henderson was three-for-three at the plate with a double “I would say the biggest thing we talked about today was adjustments,” Henderson said “She was throwing pretty far outside the whole game instead of this repetitive complaining about how it’s outside everybody just made really good adjustments just getting on the plate I was basically kneeling over the top of the plate we could hammer those outside pitches and still be productive.” Schindler was one-for-four with a home run and two RBIs Schindler got a run home while reaching first base on a fielder’s choice “This was definitely our biggest road game we’ve had so far,” said Sherwood coach Kris Moore but we knew we were going to get great pitching and great defense They were able to adjust and change their plan of attack at the plate We executed small ball and were able to get some runs.” Sarono-Ramos gave up two runs on three hits and totaled seven strikeouts Bowmen senior Destiny Cornwell relieved Sarono-Ramos in the fifth inning Cornwell gave up one run on three hits and had two strikeouts “We have two girls that can pitch equally good,” Moore said “Any time you’re going three times through the order it always starts to give batters confidence when they see somebody for a third time because they’ve seen all the pitches at that point Giving them a new look with a pitcher that was all-conference two years in a row (Cornwell) 2-1 league) fell to third place in the league standings behind Sherwood and McMinnville after Friday’s game “I just think they were the better team today,” said Glencoe coach Wade Sahlfeld “You can sit and have all the excuses in the world on why we didn’t win They beat us on all three phases of the game—offense You’ve got to have really good support in the dugout as well as on the field and up to bat The Crimson Tide cut into Sherwood’s lead with two runs scored in the third inning Sophomore catcher Kendyl Mishler and junior shortstop Makena Petrick each knocked in an RBI in the inning Glencoe got one more run in the fifth inning on an RBI single by Petrick to cut Sherwood’s deficit to 4-3 that would be as close as the Crimson Tide would get to the Bowmen “I think we’ve got to have a little bit better of a short memory I think there could have been a call or two that (could have) went our way and that changes that whole inning,” Sahlfeld said about trying to come back from that early four-run deficit Petrick was 2 for 4 batting with two RBIs on Friday Brester gave up six runs—three unearned—and got two strikeouts After giving up four runs in the third inning Brester responded by pitching the next two innings without allowing a run She’s as tough as they come,” Sahlfeld said about Brester “She will do whatever is asked from her coaches and her teammates She would continue to pitch if she was on one leg JACKSONVILLE — Grant Smith wasn’t born the last time Glencoe’s boys’ basketball team played in a Final Four That reality the Glencoe center and his teammates had just earned their way in hadn’t quite set in Tuesday minutes after the Yellow Jackets beat Piedmont 77-63 in the Class 3A Northeast Regional final in Pete Mathews Coliseum “I know we’re going to do good,” Smith said because I’ve never been on a big stage like this.” Most valuable player Garrett Morgan led four Yellow Jackets (25-7) in double figures with 20 points Tuesday They will play the Montgomery Academy-Lee-Scott Academy winner on Feb Glencoe earned its first Final Four shot since 2000 but Glencoe coach Ryan Chambless has experienced it as a player for Alexandria and a coach He led Jacksonville’s girls to two Final Fours including their run to the Class 4A state title “I can’t think of a group I’ve coached that’s more deserving of this honor,” Chambless said Glencoe also got 16 points apiece from Smith and Wade Segrest who joined Morgan on the all-tournament team It was enough to overcome a 28-point outburst from Piedmont’s Ishmael Bethel who hit two of his 3-pointers in back-to-back possessions to close the gap to 68-62 with two minutes to play Bethel and Pinto made the all-tournament team The Bulldogs and Yellow Jackets battled four times this season with Piedmont sweeping the regular season and earning the right to play host to the area tournament Glencoe won the area and regional title games “They’re a great basketball team,” Piedmont coach Matt Glover said and they played a better game than us today.” Glencoe shot 64.3 percent (27 of 42) from the floor Tuesday The Yellow Jackets also held Piedmont to 41.3 percent shooting including a 2-for-14 slump in the third quarter Glencoe outscored Piedmont 18-5 in the third quarter to lead 48-35 going into the fourth “They do a good job of making you attack and hit your twos and they really don’t help off of us to let us shoot the threes,” Glover said “I think that’s his game plan the last two times.” Tuesday’s game marked the high school finales for Piedmont’s four seniors Bethel called Piedmont’s season “impressive.” We fought all the way through the fourth quarter I didn’t see none of my teammates holding their heads down Download the WEIS Radio app in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store or subscribe to our text alerts here How to watch Alabama high school girls soccer: Glencoe vs Glencoe High School will face Saks High School in Glencoe How to watch Saks vs. Glencoe girls soccerSaks and Glencoe will hit the field on Tuesday, April 29, at 5 p.m. CT. 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All NFHS Network events are available to watch online at NFHS Network and through the NFHS Network Mobile Apps for iOS and Android and TV Apps for ROKU Photo: Montgomery Academy’s Skyler Stovall (22) lays in two of his 17 points against Glencoe in the Class 3A boys’ semifinals at Legacy Arena Tuesday (AHSAA PHOTO |  David Holtsford) Montgomery Academy built a double-digit lead in the first quarter and powered past Glencoe 84-49 in Tuesday’s AHSAA Class 3A State Boys’ Championship semifinals at the BJCC’s Legacy Arena coached by Jeremy Arant and featuring a starting lineup with four players at 6-foot-4 or taller constantly limiting the Yellow Jackets to one shot and creating extra possessions with 19 offensive boards it’s going to be tough to beat them,” Glencoe coach Ryan Chambless said Montgomery Academy advances to Friday’s championship game against Mars Hill Bible (24-8) which defeated Houston Academy 63-51 in Tuesday’s other state semifinal It’s only the second time in Montgomery Academy history for a boys’ basketball team to advance to the championship round The Eagles were beaten by Sumter County in the 2004 Class 3A title game “We didn’t come this far to lose,” Montgomery Academy’s Skyler Stovall said We’ve got to play hard and play how we play and stay unselfish Braden Gordon scored 17 points and grabbed six rebounds and Jarrett Friendly chipped in 16 points and six rebounds and DJ Vinson led the Eagles with nine rebounds Garret Morgan led Glencoe (25-8) with 20 points The Yellow Jackets became the first boys’ team from Etowah County to play in the state tournament since 2005 “We’re very happy we made it here,” Morgan said Montgomery Academy built a double-digit lead before the end of the first quarter and steadily pulled away throughout the game “Our guys have really bought into defense and guarding as a team,” Arant said it feels like there’s six or seven of them out there.” State tournament semifinal games in Class 4A continue Tuesday Semifinals in Classes 6A and 5A are set for Wednesday and championship games begin with Class 1A girls’ and boys’ on Thursday afternoon and the state tourney concludes on Saturday All championship games and the four Class 7A semifinal games will be live streamed over the NFHS Network and televised live over the Alabama Public Television network with WOTM TV producing the contests All semifinals and championships are being live streamed over the NFHS Network as well The AHSAA Radio Network will air live broadcasts of all 42 games this week over its radio and internet audio network District Home Glencoe Theater and Film proudly presents The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee is at once a heartwarming and hilarious musical.  Young spellers compete in the county spelling bee hosted by a self-absorbed past winner and a disgruntled vice principal the spellers feel the pressure from their families as well as themselves is on hand to provide candy and care for those spellers who miss a word and have to leave the competition flashbacks and fantasies reveal the spellers’ inner lives and minds as they wrestle with ideas and feelings that are more important than winning Complete with volunteer spellers from the audience this musical is a one-of-a-kind crowd pleaser Tickets may be purchased online up until 6:00 pm the night of each show tickets may still be purchased at the door  Questions? Email daliposl@hsd.k12.or.us Back Contact Us Glencoe High School is moving on from Scott Martin as head football coach the coach and school confirmed to the Gadsden Times on Friday Martin said that principal Wendy Tinker decided to go in a different direction but that he is planning on staying at the school through the end of his teaching contract Athletic Director Ryan Chambless said that Bayley Blanchard will be the interim as the Yellow Jackets look for their next head coach The move comes after three straight losing seasons and a regression back to a 2-8 record during the 2024 AHSAA season Martin held a 7-23 record over the three seasons and didn't make the playoffs Martin thanked Glencoe in a statement he posted on Facebook and later shared with the Gadsden Times  I want to thank everyone that makes up the Glencoe Football Program for allowing me to be the Head Football Coach for the last 3 years  While I am disappointed with yesterday's administrative meeting I certainly understand the decision to take the program in a different direction  The last 3 years have been great in terms of the relationships built between the players   I am disappointed that I was not able to change the direction in terms of wins and losses but take pride in knowing that we have improved every other facet of the program wins  and losses seem to be the only thing that matters  Our young men have been a pleasure to coach and will be assets to the Glencoe Community as they graduate and proceed in "life."   Glencoe Football will always hold a special place in my heart and I will continue to be a "fan" from afar  regardless of where I am coaching or "loving ❤️ life every day," Martin wrote Martin appeared to be the guy who could lead the Yellow Jackets back to glory when he was hired in 2021 coming over from Ohatchee He was 57-24 there and led it to at least the third round three times in seven years He came with a history of rebuilding programs in Alabama and Louisiana Before Martin got to Ohatchee it had 10 straight losing seasons He led Ohatchee to five playoff appearances and five straight winning seasons He was placed on paid administrative leave during the 2021 season for unreleased reasons Martin spent time at Hillcrest Tuscaloosa and Calera In Alabama he holds a 90-65 record with nine playoff appearances COOSA CHRISTIAN: Coosa Christian sues AHSAA to overturn forfeits, get back in football playoffs BOYS BASKETBALL: Alabama high school boys basketball: 40 players to watch in Gadsden area for 2024-25 season GIRLS BASKETBALL: Alabama high school girls basketball: 43 players to watch in Gadsden area for 2024-25 season Martin spent 17 seasons leading programs across Louisiana Destrehan and Ponchatoula again going 81-96 It's been a rough stretch for the Yellow Jackets since making a run to the Class 3A semifinals back in 2014 They went 9-2 the next year in Lee Ozmint's last season leading them From there they haven't won more than three games in a season This next hire will be the fifth coach the Yellow Jackets will hire since Ozmint left in 2015 They are looking to return to the prominence that Ozmint and others brought Museum & Gallery has stood witness to 150 years of Radford and regional history The museum will commemorate this milestone with its “Tea & Discovery” reception to be held on Friday The event will honor 150 years of history with an interactive evening of fun There will be a brief program featuring guest speakers historian William “Jack” Davis of Blacksburg and Wharton descendant Sue Heth Bell of Boston The evening will also include a monumental announcement regarding Glencoe’s future growth “This is an amazing milestone for Glencoe and Radford history We are so privileged to be the stewards of this legacy and we can’t wait to share with the community what the future has to hold.” Wharton for his wife as both a symbol of his love for her and as a fitting statement of her stature within the community It remained in family hands for over a century Since 1998 it has been a museum serving Radford It provides a multifaceted experience comprising the historic residence history exhibits and an art gallery and gift shop The “Tea & Discovery” reception is open to the public and free of charge Individuals interested in attending should call Glencoe Mansion at 540-731-5031 Glencoe football has its newest head coach Blanchard had been the interim head coach and was the defensive coordinator during the 2024 season That's one of the reasons I wanted to be there I wanted to be around great people," Blanchard said they're ready to get Glencoe back to where we need to be I'm so excited to be wearing Black and Gold." Blanchard will become one of the youngest head coaches in the state at just 26 years old earning all conference honors on the field and in the classroom the longtime Piedmont defensive coordinator who followed Smith to Westbrook Christian to not only me and my sisters but to all the kids he coached," Blanchard said Blanchard came to Glencoe in 2022 as an assistant before taking on the junior high head coach role in 2023 Glencoe is the only school he's been at since graduating college Glencoe was looking for a new coach after letting go of Scott Martin after three seasons earlier this month Martin told the Gadsden Times his dismal came as Glencoe's principal decided to go in a different direction The Yellow Jackets are coming off a 2-8 season in which they picked up just one region win MILES HOLCOMB: Former Southside, Tuscaloosa County football coach Miles Holcomb to return as teacher at Southside COACH ROB: After 28 seasons at helm of Hokes Bluff, why was 2024 season one of the most fun for Mike Robertson FYFFE FOOTBALL: How Fyffe football’s Ryder Gipson has stepped up in Logan Anderson’s absence with 10 TDs Blanchard will be Glencoe's fifth head coach since Lee Ozmint left in 2015 a year after he led the program to the state semifinals the Yellow Jackets have fallen to the depths of Etowah County not winning more than three games in a single season and with a record of 15-75 over the past nine seasons Glencoe has a rich history with a state title in 1973 and six region titles so there's recent history showing what the program can be