Sports
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Basketball Seasons Start This Week
The success of the 2021-22 men’s basketball season should have long-lasting effects, according to Virginia Peninsula Community College athletics director and men’s basketball coach Chris Moore. “My biggest thing is…
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Volleyball Program Opens with Victory
Virginia Peninsula Community College women’s volleyball coach Jasmine Sanders admits to having high expectations personally and professionally. With her team’s sweep of Virginia University-Lynchburg in the program’s first competition as…
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Men’s Basketball Named Conference Favorite
Coming off an 18-1 season capped by a conference championship, the Virginia Peninsula Community College men’s basketball team was picked to win it all again in the 2022-23 season. In…
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Winning Debut for Volleyball Program
The Virginia Peninsula Community College volleyball team opened program history with a three-set sweep of Virginia University-Lynchburg on Saturday at Liberty Live Church in Hampton. The Gators, playing as a…
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Volleyball Program Debuts Sept. 30
Five months after Virginia Peninsula Community College announced it was adding women’s club volleyball, the team will make its debut. The first game in program history will be Sept. 30…
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Athletes Register for Fall Semester
New athletics director and men’s basketball coach Chris Moore talked with athletes and their parents during an Aug. 11 registration seminar at the Hampton campus in Wythe Hall. In addition…
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Players, Assistant Agree Moore Right Man for AD Job
When Hunter Ladler was discussing Chris Moore‘s qualifications for the athletics director position at Virginia Peninsula Community College, he didn’t point to Moore’s resume. Ladler, a captain on the 2019-20…
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College Selects Moore as New Athletics Director
Virginia Peninsula Community College, formerly Thomas Nelson Community College, named Chris Moore its new Director of Athletics and Student Activities on Monday, July 18. Moore, who attended the College from…
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Dave Escobar Finally Getting Shot at College Baseball
Dave Escobar Finally Getting Shot at College Baseball
As a baseball player at Hampton High School, Dave Escobar drew interest from all levels of college coaches: Division I, Division II, Division III and junior college. He also was…
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Men’s Basketball Joins Conference
Many benefits of playing college sports are intangible, from learning discipline, sacrifice, and dedication to how to work in a team environment. The players on the men’s basketball team at…
