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August 31, 2026

The voice of Accomack and Northampton counties on Virginia’s Eastern Shore

Ambassadors Take Down Warriors in Season Opener

Ambassadors Take Down Warriors in Season Opener

By Brennan Waldorf The Nandua Warriors basketball season tipped off this week on Dec. 3 against Norfolk Christian in Onley. The boys team has a new head coach in Trelle Warner who has hopes of taking down the Eastern Shore title and making a run in the region. Coach...
Arcadia Girls Basketball Players Have Talent, Potential

Arcadia Girls Basketball Players Have Talent, Potential

By Matthew Yoder  A blank canvas, a clean slate, call it what you will, this year’s Arcadia girls basketball team will assuredly be a process reliant on patience. It’s not just that the Firebirds are freshman and sophomore heavy on varsity, but it’s more the fact that...
Firebirds Soar High Over Vikings, 51-38

Firebirds Soar High Over Vikings, 51-38

By Matthew Yoder  Arcadia played to its strengths of speed and defense and employed some timely 3-point shooting to dismantle Broadwater Tuesday night in Exmore, 51-38. The Firebirds relentlessly pressed the Vikings from the outset. Lethon Williams stepped into the...
Game Results of E.S. Hockey League – Nov. 17

Game Results of E.S. Hockey League – Nov. 17

By Michael Garbacz Game 1: Thornton Services Renegades 1, K&E Marine Capitals 6 The cold winds a-blowin’ this day signaled some blowout tilts, as evinced by this one.  Suffering a short bench, the ‘Gaders still fought and outshot the Caps 23-22 but couldn’t solve...
Nandua Places in Top Ten at State Meet

Nandua Places in Top Ten at State Meet

By Brennan Waldorf Eastern Shore teams traveled to Salem, Va., last weekend to compete in the Virginia State Cross Country tournament. Northampton and Chincoteague both had girls running in the Division I race while Nandua and Arcadia had runners participate in the...
Ponies are Encouraging During First Practice

Ponies are Encouraging During First Practice

By Matthew Yoder Tuned to the hum of basketballs reverberating on wood, the Chincoteague girls officially took to the court for the first time this season on Monday, working through their rust in full-length outlet drills and jump shots. The Ponies had an encouraging...