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Boy's Basketball | Girl's Basketball | Gymnastics | Indoor Track | Wrestling | Swimming

Spring

Baseball | Boy's Tennis | Boy's Soccer | Girl's Soccer | Girl's Tennis | Softball | Track

Coach: Darnell Dozier
Beach Coach of the Year: '97, 99, '00, '02, '03, '06, '08
AAA State Coach of the Year: '02, '05, '09
Va. Beach Sports Club Male Coach of the Year: '01, '02, '09
Norfolk Sports Club Coach of the Year: '02,
National Coach of the Year, Nominee: '05
Fourteen year record at PA through the 2008-2009 season-357-35

Beach District Champions:
1997,1998,1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Eastern Region Champions:
1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2009
State Champions!
2002, 2005, 2009

Defending State Champs!

About the Lady Cavs
The Princess Anne girls basketball program has been one of the most successful in Virginia and the nation over the past 14 seasons. The team has won 12 Beach regular season and/or tournament championships during this time, plus 7 Eastern Region Championships and 3 State Championships. Coach Darnell Dozier has a 357-35, 14-year record through 2009. This is an incredible 91% winning percentage.

In 2009, the Lady Cavs finished 31-1 winning their third state championship in 8 seasons. They were undefeated against Virginia schools, as their only loss was by 3 points in a Christmas tournament to nationally ranked East Mecklenburg from Charlotte, NC.

In 2008, the team won 28 in a row and was ranked #1 in the state for most of the year. The ladies lost in the Eastern Region final to Heritage and again in the State Semifinal to Forest Park to finish at 29-2.

In 2007, the nationally ranked team finished 26-2, losing in the semifinals of the Eastern Region Tournament after All American Kim Rodgers broke her ring finger in the finals of the Beach District Tournament.

After being nationally ranked most of the 2006 season, and defending their Eastern Region title, the ladies fell short in their bid for a second straight state title. They fell to Edison in the state semis to end their year at 29-2.

In 2005, The Lady Cavs came from 15 points down near the end of the third quarter to defeat the defending state champs, Forest Park 59-52. Forest Park was the last team to beat PA, 37-34, in the finals of the Christmas tournament. After a 7-3 start, the ladies ripped off 21 wins in a row to finish 28-3.

In 2002, with a senior dominated team featuring the Mason twins who went on to play for Longwood College, PA won the State Championship finishing with a perfect record of 29-0.