Tues. April 5 Scores + The Skinny
Baseball
Park View at Freedom PPD (moved to 4.6)
Potomac Falls at Dominion PPD (moved to 4.7)
Broad Run at Loudoun County PPD (moved to 4.7)
Loudoun Valley at James Wood PPD (moved to 4.9)
Woodgrove at Tuscarora PPD (moved to 4.7)
Stone Bridge at Langley PPD (moved to 4.6)
Softball
Park View at Freedom PPD (moved to 4.6)
Potomac Falls at Dominion PPD (moved to 4.7)
Broad Run at Loudoun County PPD (moved to 4.7)
Loudoun Valley at James Wood PPD (moved to TBA)
Woodgrove at Tuscarora PPD (moved to 4.7)
Stone Bridge at Langley PPD (moved to TBA)
Boys Soccer
Tuscarora 4, Woodgrove 2
The Skinny: Angel Garcia netted the hat trick with three goals and Ben Ogedebge scored as the Huskies won a Dulles District match-up of the two newest schools in Loudoun. Ian Fuller struck twice for the Wolverines off assists from Kevin Connell and Alex Tejada. Woodgrove stat crew had the Huskies out-shooting the Wolverines, 13-7, with Woodgrove keeper Will Feijoo making eight saves and Tuscarora's Adam Kight making five.
Loudoun Valley 4, James Wood 2
The Skinny: Valley visited James Woods High School and improved their record to 5-2. James Woods came out with a much more aggressive demeanor at home and scored in the first minute of the match. The Vikes quickly regained their composure and equalized in the 8th minute when Junior defender Adam Gates forced the ball through multiple Woods defenders and struck a shot that was deflected by the diving Woods GK into the path of Senior forward Max Van Vleet who finished for his 3rd goal of the season.
Four minutes later Senior forward Captain Richard Meyer received a pass from Sophomore mid Anthony Flores and put the Vikes ahead with his third goal of the season, a highlight reel 'golaso' that the Woods keeper had no chance of saving. The Vikings went into the half with a 2-1 lead and confidence that they could close this one out in the last 40 minutes.
Woods however would not go quietly and in the 54th minute the score was once again level at 2-2. Valley increased the intensity and answered 2 minutes later when Van Vleet raced past his marker on the wing and turned along the goal line to deliver a ball to the foot of Senior Forward Kody Kitto who struck it home for his 4th goal of the season putting the Vikes ahead for the final time in the match. With less than two minutes to play in regulation Van Vleet found the net again on a spectacular flying volley over the charging Woods GK for the Vikes 4th goal and his own 4th of the season.
Make sure to catch the highlight reel for this game at www.thesoukups.com as you won't want to miss seeing these goals! Senior Goalkeeper Ben Waring had 5 saves in goal for Valley. The Vikes are on the road again Friday for their first Cedar Run District match at Battlefield High School.
JV W5-2 James Wood HS
The Loudoun Valley JV squad moved the ball more effectively on offense scoring 5 times in a win over James Wood HS Tuesday night. The coaches were encouraged by the team’s commitment to moving without the ball and providing support off the ball. The Vikings scoring attack was led by Jose Ayala-Franco with 3 goals, Morgan Hiscock-Acham with one goal and Andre Dengler with one goal and two assists. Derek Vacco contributed two assists. David Anderson and Thomas Funkhauser worked the goal and preserved the win.
Kettle Run at Heritage PPD (make-up 5.4)
Park View at Freedom PPD (make-up 4.6)
Potomac Falls at Dominion PPD (make-up 5.4)
Broad Run at Loudoun County PPD (make-up 4.7)
Stone Bridge at Robinson PPD (make-up 5.5)
Girls Soccer
Woodgrove 3, Tuscarora 1 (OT)
The Skinny: Ashley Bonner and Lexi Clarke scored in overtime to give the Wolverines the victory over the Huskies. Annie Hartman score in regulation for Tuscarora and Charlotte Ratcliffe scored for Woodgrove off an assist from Clarke.
Stone Bridge at Robinson PPD (make-up 5.5)
Heritage at Kettle Run PPD (make-up TBA)
Freedom at Park View PPD (make-up 4.6)
Dominion at Potomac Falls PPD (make-up 5.4)
Loudoun County at Broad Run PPD (make-up 4.13)
James Wood at Loudoun Valley PPD (make-up 4.11)
Boys Lacrosse
Loudoun Valley 14, Fairfax 5
Girls Lacrosse
Woodgrove at South Lakes PPD (make-up TBA)
Boys Tennis
Tuscarora 9, Woodgrove 0
The Skinny:
1. Patrick Nolan (9) vs Garrett Johnston (11) SCORE: 8-6
2. Neeraj Dalvi (9) vs Daniel Juan (10) SCORE: 8-3
3. Forest Doss (10) vs Ben Carpenter (10) SCORE: 8-3
4. Will Patton (10) vs Max Harris (9) SCORE: 8-1
5. Edward Hill (9) vs Ben Browning (10) SCORE: 8-4
6. Connor Perkins (10) vs David Jenkins(11) SCORE: 8-3
DOUBLES
1. Nolan/Ryan Dennis vs Johnston/Juan SCORE: 9-7
2. Dalvi/Doss vs Carpenter/Harris SCORE: 8-4
3. Patton/ Conner Johnson (11) vs Browning/Jenkins SCORE: 8-3
Freedom 8, Park View 1
The Skinny: Eagles complete first half of Dulles District schedule/season with a perfect 8-0 mark.
Heritage at Kettle Run PPD (make-up 4.29)
Loudoun Valley at James Wood PPD (make-up 4.6)
Potomac Falls at Dominion PPD (make-up 4.8)
Broad Run vs. Loudoun County PPD (make-up 4.12)
Girls Tennis
Woodgrove 7, Tuscarora 2
Freedom 9, Park View 0
Kettle Run at Heritage PPD (make-up 4.29)
James Wood at Loudoun Valley PPD (make-up 4.6)
Dominion at Potomac Falls PPD (make-up 4.8)
Broad Run vs. Loudoun County PPD (make-up 4.12)
Thursday, April 7, 2011
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