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Viva Loudoun Volleyball Playoff Scoreboard
Liberty District Tournament
Quarterfinals
No. 1 Stone Bridge def. No. 8 Marshall, 3-0 (25-9, 25-13, 25-12)
No. 4 Fairfax def. No. 5 Madison, 3-2 (26-28, 25-20, 22-25, 25-13, 15-10)
No. 3 McLean def. No. 6 South Lakes, 3-1
No. 2 Langley def. No. 7 TJ, 3-1
Updated Bracket
Semifinals at Stone Bridge, Tues. Nov. 1
No. 4 Fairfax at No. 1 Stone Bridge, 5:30
No. 3 McLean vs. No. 2 Langley, 7
Dulles District
Quarterfinals - Tues. Nov. 1
No. 8 Tuscarora at No. 1 Loudoun County
No. 5 Loudoun Valley at No. 4 Potomac Falls
No. 6 Dominion at No. 3 Briar Woods
No. 7 Woodgrove at No. 2 Heritage
Cedar Run District Tournament
Quarterfinals
No. 4 Stonewall Jackson def. No. 5 Osbourn
No. 3 Battlefield def. No. 6 Patriot
Updated Bracket
Semifinals - Tuesday
No. 4 Stonewall at No. 1 Freedom
No. 3 Battlefield winner at No. 2 Broad Run
Northwestern District Tournament
Play-in Round
No. 4 Handley def. No. 5 Skyline, 3-2 (25-16, 20-25, 24-26, 25-16, 15-7)
Updated Bracket
Tues. Semifinals at James Wood
No. 4 Handley vs. No. 1 Sherando, 6
No 3 Millbrook vs.No. 2 James Wood, 7:30
Check back for more updates!
Monday, October 31, 2011
Girls Lacrosse: Stone Bridge to Hold Signing Ceremony for Kayla Sleece, Headed to Louisville
(Oct. 31, 2011) - Stone Bridge High School will hold a college signing ceremony Nov. 22 for senior Kayla Sleece who will ink her National Letter of Intent to play lacrosse next year at NCAA Division I University of the Louisville.The 4 p.m. ceremony will take place in the school's library. Sleece set a school record for goals in a season in 2011 with 72 scored. She is also the current girls Lacrosse record holder in ground balls, assists in a game, and forced turnovers. In March 2011 Kayla Sleece was selected as Cheers Sports/VivaLoudoun.com Athlete of the Month.
Football: 7 Loudoun Teams Still in Playoff Position with Just One Week Left in Regular Season
Briar Woods at No. 2 in Division 4 has some company in the second slot as Tuscarora is No. 2 in Region II Division 3, Broad Run is No. 2 in Northwest Region Division 5 and Stone Bridge is No. 2 in Northern Region Division 5.
Park View, at No. 8 in Region II Division 4, is the only team on the bubble as the Patriots season is complete so they will be limited to a few bonus points this coming week as team's they have faced win games. Millbrook, trying to make-up ground on the Pats, could edge ahead with an upset over Sherando and then some help from opponents such as Tuscarora, Harrisonburg and Skyline to come up with wins.
AA Region II (8 teams advance in each division)
Division 4
1, Powhatan (7-2) 26.625
2, Briar Woods (8-1) 26.111
3, Sherando (6-3) 25.444
4, Loudoun County (8-1) 25.333
5, Louisa County (6-2) 23.000
6, Heritage (6-3) 22.000
7, James Wood (4-5) 21.000
8, Park View (4-6) 19.000
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9, Millbrook (3-6) 17.778
10, Loudoun Valley (3-6) 17.556
11, Potomac Falls (1-8) 15.889
12, Dominion (0-9) 13.500
Division 3
1, Kettle Run (9-0) 27.556
2, Tuscarora (8-1) 24.444
3, Liberty (7-2) 24.111
4, Monticello (7-2) 23.222
5, Warren County (6-3) 21.222
6, Handley (4-5) 20.000
7, Fauquier (5-4) 19.889
t8, Western Albemarle (5-4) 19.778
t8, Skyline (4-5) 19.778
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10, Woodgrove (3-6) 16.556
11, Fluvanna (2-8) 15.500
12, Charlottesville (1-8) 14.000
13, Brentsville (0-9) 13.889
AAA Northern Region (8 teams advance per division)
Division 6
1, Westfield (9-0) 34.222
2, Centreville (8-1) 32.111
3, Oakton (8-1) 30.556
4, Chantilly (6-3) 28.333z
5, West Potomac (6-3) 27.333
6, Lake Braddock (5-4) 25.333
7, Fairfax (6-3) 25.111
8, Robinson (3-6) 23.000
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9, West Springfield (4-5) 22.444
10, T.C. Williams (3-6) 20.667
11, Herndon (2-7) 20.444
12, Woodson (2-7) 20.000
13, Annandale (1-8) 18.889
t14, Washington-Lee (2-7) 18.556
t14, South Lakes (2-8) 18.556
Division 5
1, Yorktown (9-0) 31.111
2, Stone Bridge (8-1) 30.222
3, Hayfield (7-2) 28.556
4. Madison (6-3) 27.222
5, South County (6-3) 27.000
6, Lee (5-4) 24.778
7, Langley (5-4) 24.778
8, McLean (5-4) 23.333
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9, Mount Vernon (4-5) 23.111
10, Stuart (5-4) 22.333
11, Edison (4-5) 22.111
12, TJ (2-7) 19.000
13, Marshall (2-7) 18.889
14, Wakefield (1-8) 17.000
15, Falls Church (0-9) 16.000
AAA Northwest Region (6 teams advance per division)
Division 6
1, Hylton (9-0) 31.778
2, Battlefield (8-2) 30.600
3, Gar-Field (7-2) 27.667
4, Franklin County (8-2) 27.300
5, Osbourn (7-3) 26.400
6, Colonial Forge (5-4) 25.556
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7, Patrick Henry (6-3) 24.556
8, Woodbridge (5-4) 24.333
9, Stafford (5-5) 23.900
10. Stonewall Jackson (4-5) 22.222
11, Forest Park (2-7) 20.000
13, Riverbend (2-7) 19.111
13, Osbourn Park (2-7) 18.889
Division 5
1, North Stafford (7-2) 29.556
2, Broad Run (7-2) 29.333
3, Massaponax (7-2) 28.889
4, Mountain View (7-2) 27.778
5, Brooke Point (6-3) 25.889
6, Potomac (3-6) 22.333
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7, George Washington-Danville (4-4) 22.250
8, Freedom-South Riding (1-8) 18.556
9, Halifax (2-7) 18.111
10, Albemarle (1-8) 17.556
11, William Fleming (1-8) 17.333
12, Freedom-Prince William (0-9) 17.111
13, Orange (1-8) 16.778
Volleyball: Photo Story - Loudoun Valley Teams up with Special Olympians!
(Oct. 32, 2011) - On Wed. Oct. 26 the Loudoun Valley High School girls volleyball team teamed up to practice with the Loudoun County Special Olympic team, the Bumping Bearcats. Here are photos from the fun event courtesy of Cynthia Clarke. The Vikings start the Dulles District tournament Tuesday with a quarterfinal match at Potomac Falls. The Bumping Bearcats will be competing at the Virginia State Games soon. Good luck to both teams!
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Volleyball: Freedom, LaMantia Clinch AAA Regional Bid in Milestone Season
Special to VivaLoudoun
South Riding (Oct. 30, 2011) - Just four volleyball seasons ago, Freedom High School had a varsity program that had won only one game. Kaitlyn LaMantia, then a freshman, learned a valuable lesson: it was clear that other teams were quicker and stronger.
Freedom started to click her sophomore season when the Eagles won 11 games. Everybody in the program was getting better and it showed. With 18 wins last season, Freedom earned the school's first ever regional and state volleyball appearances.
This year the Eagles goal is to surpass the 18-win mark and return to the state playoffs, even though they have been promoted to the larger-school AAA classification. LaMantia and the Eagles, with a 17-5 record, have already clinched a regional bid after capturing the school's first ever district volleyball title last week with wins over then-leader Broad Run and Stonewall Jackson.
If that milestone wasn't enough, LaMantia, the only 4-year varsity starter Freedom has had in the history of the program, has achieved a record that is a very uncommon milestone in volleyball for a player that plays setter half the time she is on the court and also plays outside hitter the other half of the time.
The milestone: LaMantia has achieved her 1,000 career assist Thursday night in the district-title clinching win against Stonewall Jackson.
South Riding (Oct. 30, 2011) - Just four volleyball seasons ago, Freedom High School had a varsity program that had won only one game. Kaitlyn LaMantia, then a freshman, learned a valuable lesson: it was clear that other teams were quicker and stronger.
Freedom started to click her sophomore season when the Eagles won 11 games. Everybody in the program was getting better and it showed. With 18 wins last season, Freedom earned the school's first ever regional and state volleyball appearances.
This year the Eagles goal is to surpass the 18-win mark and return to the state playoffs, even though they have been promoted to the larger-school AAA classification. LaMantia and the Eagles, with a 17-5 record, have already clinched a regional bid after capturing the school's first ever district volleyball title last week with wins over then-leader Broad Run and Stonewall Jackson.
If that milestone wasn't enough, LaMantia, the only 4-year varsity starter Freedom has had in the history of the program, has achieved a record that is a very uncommon milestone in volleyball for a player that plays setter half the time she is on the court and also plays outside hitter the other half of the time.
The milestone: LaMantia has achieved her 1,000 career assist Thursday night in the district-title clinching win against Stonewall Jackson.
Golf: Broad Run's Desiree Razon Finishes Tied for 16th at VHSL Girls Open State Tournament
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| Photos courtesy Alvin Razon |
Abby Portyrata of Clover Hill defeated Battlefield's Karishma Thiagaraj on the second playoff hole to secure the state title after both girls shot identical 71-73. Shannon Brooks of James Madison was five shots back at 149 and Chantilly's Juhee Bae shot 150.
Rounding out the medalist were Lauren Eklund (Albemarle) at 151, Lauren Kruszewski (Great Bridge) at 153 and Jessica Merrill (Herndon) and Kushboo Thiagaraj (Battlefield) both at 154.
Football: Broad Run Bounces Back with 34-20 at Stonewall Jackson, Can Clinch Part of Cedar Run Title with Win over Freedom Friday
The Spartans (2-1, 7-2) can clinch a share of the district title with a win this Friday at Freedom (0-3, 1-8). Battlefield (2-1, 8-2) and Osbourn (2-1, 7-3) already have a share of the title.
Broad Run struggled the past two weeks in the first half -- giving up 20 or more points in each game -- but on Friday the Spartans were comfortably up 24-6 at the half. Derril Thomas rushed for 113 yards on 20 carries and scored from 1 and 15. BR senior quarterback Connor Jessop was 10 of 18 for 186 yards and one TD pass along with two picks.
Volleyball: Stone Bridge's Ryan Ackermann is Named Liberty District Player of the Year
Joining Ackermann on the first squad are teammates, senior Rachel Auerbach and sophomore Libero Sarah Fairchild. Stone Bridge sophomore Megan Bryn was named to the second team while sophomore Libby Haslett was Honorable Mention.
Liberty All-District Volleyball 2011
First Team
Ryan Ackermann Stone Bridge (Player of the Year)
Julia Weeks Langley
Angela Pubal McLean
Lexi Slotkoff McLean
Rachel Auerbach Stone Bridge
Sarah Delaney South Lakes
Sarah Fairchild (Libero) Stone Bridge
Second Team
Marissa Perez Madison
Madeline Osburn Langley
Megan McKenzie Fairfax
Megan Bryn Stone Bridge
Alex Andrejev Langley
Diana Hartford Fairfax
Claire Bell (Libero) Madison
Honorable Mention
Libby Haslett Stone Bridge
Angela Liu T. Jefferson
Jenna Dean Langley
Madeline Kotoriy Langley
Nora Elliott Fairfax
Annie Tracz Madison
Elena Karakozoff McLean
Natalie Noll McLean
Christy Hoffman South Lakes
Annemarie Bresson South Lakes
Dory DeWeese South Lakes
Co-coaches of the year
Steve Stotler McLean
Jill Raschiatore Stone Bridge
Football: Loudoun County Keeps Title Hopes Alive with 43-21 Win Over Heritage
By Carl Lukat
Times-Mirror Staff Writer
The task was clear for the Loudoun County Raiders following their 16-9 loss to Tuscarora on Sept. 23. The Raiders needed to run the table through their next five games to stay in contention for the AA Dulles District football title entering their season finale at Briar Woods.
Loudoun County put the finishing touch on that task in emphatic fashion Oct. 28 against Leesburg rival Heritage. The Raiders raced out to a 14-0 lead midway through the first quarter on their way to a 43-21 victory over the host Pride on a rain-filled Friday evening in Leesburg.
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Times-Mirror Staff Writer
The task was clear for the Loudoun County Raiders following their 16-9 loss to Tuscarora on Sept. 23. The Raiders needed to run the table through their next five games to stay in contention for the AA Dulles District football title entering their season finale at Briar Woods.
Loudoun County put the finishing touch on that task in emphatic fashion Oct. 28 against Leesburg rival Heritage. The Raiders raced out to a 14-0 lead midway through the first quarter on their way to a 43-21 victory over the host Pride on a rain-filled Friday evening in Leesburg.
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Football: Briar Woods Clinches Share of Second Straight Dulles District Title with 37-0 Win at Loudoun Valley
Briar Woods will host Loudoun County (6-1, 8-1) in a regular-season ending district showdown on Friday with the Raiders able to grab a share of the district title with a win.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Football: Tuscarora Keeps Dulles District Title Hopes Alive After Comeback Win over Woodgrove
(Oct. 29, 2011) - Tuscarora High School trailed for the first three quarters Friday night against a determined Woodgrove squad, including a 12-point deficit in the second quarter, before riding senior Cameron Molina's four rushing touchdowns to a 43-28 Dulles District comeback win.
Both the Huskies and Wolverines football programs are in their second seasons but Tuscarora is bound for the playoffs with a 8-1 record and hopes of a share of the district title. The Huskies (6-1 in district) need to beat Leesburg neighbor Heritage (5-2, 6-3) next Friday and hope that Loudoun County (6-1, 8-1) can knock off Briar Woods (7-0, 8-1). In that scenario, Briar Woods, Loudoun County and Tuscarora would finish as tri-champs.
Both the Huskies and Wolverines football programs are in their second seasons but Tuscarora is bound for the playoffs with a 8-1 record and hopes of a share of the district title. The Huskies (6-1 in district) need to beat Leesburg neighbor Heritage (5-2, 6-3) next Friday and hope that Loudoun County (6-1, 8-1) can knock off Briar Woods (7-0, 8-1). In that scenario, Briar Woods, Loudoun County and Tuscarora would finish as tri-champs.
Football: Disjointed Bulldogs Clinch Share of 7th Straight Liberty District Title
By Dan Sousa
VivaLoudoun Editor
(Oct. 29, 2011) - The Stone Bridge High School football team is leading a double life.
On one hand you have a team with an 8-1 record after defeating Madison Friday night, 35-20, to clinch a share of the program's seventh consecutive Liberty District title. That makes 47 district wins in 48 games since joining the Liberty in 2005 and Stone Bridge is now just two wins away from an unheard of 10 consecutive seasons with 10+ wins.
On the other hand, Stone Bridge demonstrated Friday that they are a ways away from making a fourth trip to the VHSL Division 5 finals in five years. Despite the win over the Warhawks, which came into the game 6-0 in district, the Bulldogs were left ruminating over a litany of miscues -- interceptions, fumbles on their own goal line, blocked field goal attempts, onsides kicks not covered and key penalties.
"Disjointed," was how Stone Bridge coach Mickey Thompson summed up his team on the eve of the postseason.
VivaLoudoun Editor
(Oct. 29, 2011) - The Stone Bridge High School football team is leading a double life.
On one hand you have a team with an 8-1 record after defeating Madison Friday night, 35-20, to clinch a share of the program's seventh consecutive Liberty District title. That makes 47 district wins in 48 games since joining the Liberty in 2005 and Stone Bridge is now just two wins away from an unheard of 10 consecutive seasons with 10+ wins.
On the other hand, Stone Bridge demonstrated Friday that they are a ways away from making a fourth trip to the VHSL Division 5 finals in five years. Despite the win over the Warhawks, which came into the game 6-0 in district, the Bulldogs were left ruminating over a litany of miscues -- interceptions, fumbles on their own goal line, blocked field goal attempts, onsides kicks not covered and key penalties.
"Disjointed," was how Stone Bridge coach Mickey Thompson summed up his team on the eve of the postseason.
Football: How Teams Fared as Ranked by Ratings
(Oct. 29, 2011) - Did your favorite high school football team make a playoff move on Friday ... here are the results according to divisions and ratings coming into the night.
Records and Ratings prior to Friday
AA Region II (8 teams advance in each division)
Division 4
1, Sherando (6-2) 25.875 Lost 7-15 to Skyline
2, Briar Woods (7-1) 25.500 Won 37-0 vs Loudoun Valley
3, Powhatan (6-2) 24.857 Won 40-39 (OT) vs. Monticello
4, Loudoun County (7-1) 24.125 Won 43-21 vs. Heritage
5, Louisa County (5-2) 22.429 Won 54-32 vs. Charlottesville
6, Heritage (6-2) 22.000 Lost 21-42 to Loudoun County
7, James Wood (3-5) 19.625 Won 38-23 vs. Fauquier
8, Park View (3-6) 18.111 Won 24-2 vs. Potomac Falls
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9, Millbrook (2-5) 17.875 Lost 9-26 to Handley
10, Loudoun Valley (3-5) 17.250 Lost 0-37 to Briar Woods
11, Potomac Falls (1-7) 15.750 Lost 2-4 to Park View
12, Dominion (0-8) 12.875 Lost 12-27 to St. Albans
Division 3
1, Kettle Run (8-0) 26.250 Won 28-21 vs. Warren County
2, Liberty (6-2) 23.750 Won 59-12 vs. Brentsville
t3, Tuscarora (7-1) 23.625 Won 43-28 vs. Woodgrove
t3, Monticello (7-1) 23.625 Lost 39-40 (OT) to Powhatan
5, Warren County (6-2) 20.875 Lost 21-28 to Kettle Run
6, Fauquier (5-3) 20.250 Lost 23-38 to James Wood
7, Western Albemarle (4-4) 18.875 Won 45-0 vs. Fluvanna
8, Handley (3-5) 18.375 Won 26-9 vs. Millbrook
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9, Skyline (3-5) 17.625 Won 14-7 vs. Sherando
10, Woodgrove (3-5) 16.250 Lost 28-43 to Tuscarora
11, Fluvanna (2-7) 15.333 Lost 0-45 to W.Albemarle
12, Charlottesville (1-7) 13.625 Lost 32-54 to Louisa
13, Brentsville (0-8) 13.375 Lost 12-59 to Liberty
AAA Northern Region (8 teams advance per division)
Division 6
1, Centreville (8-0) 32.250 Lost 10-13 (OT) to Westfield
2, Westfield (8-0) 32.250 Won 13-10 (OT) vs. Centreville
3, Oakton (7-1) 29.750 Won 42-8 vs. Robinson
4, Chantilly (5-3) 27.375 Won 28-0 vs. Herndon
5, Fairfax (6-2) 26.500 Lost 13-14 to Langley
6, West Potomac (5-3) 26.000 Won 48-13 vs. WSpringfield
7, Lake Braddock (4-4) 24.250 Won 37-7 vs. Woodson
8, Robinson (3-5) 22.750 Lost 8-42 to Oakton
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9, West Springfield (4-4) 22.375 Lost 13-48 to WPotomac
10, T.C. Williams (3-5) 20.750 (Sat game)
11, Herndon (2-6) 20.000 Lost 0-28 to Chantilly
12, Woodson (2-6) 19.875 Lost 7-37 to LBraddock
t13, Washington-Lee (2-6) 18.375 Lost 16-40 to Stuart
t13, Annandale (1-7) 18.375 Lost 0-49 to South County
15, South Lakes (0-8) 16.750 Won 22-16 vs. Marshall
Division 5
1, Yorktown (8-0) 30.000 Won 29-6 vs. Mount Vernon
2, Hayfield (6-2) 28.500 Won 42-7 vs. Falls Church
3, Stone Bridge (7-1) 28.375 Won 35-20 vs. Madison
4. Madison (6-2) 27.125 Lost 20-35 to Stone Bridge
5, South County (5-3) 26.250 Won 49-0 vs. Annandale
6, Lee (4-4) 23.375 (Sat. game)
t7, Langley (4-4) 22.750 Won 14-13 vs. Fairfax
t7, Mount Vernon (4-4) 22.750 Lost 6-29 to Yorktown
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9, McLean (4-4) 22.375 Won 34-31 (OT) vs. TJ
t10, Stuart (4-4) 21.125 Won 40-16 vs. W-L
t10, Edison (3-5) 21.125 Won 54-19 vs. Wakefield
12, Marshall (2-6) 19.125 Lost 16-22 to South Lakes
13, TJ (2-6) 18.875 Lost 31-34 (OT) to McLean
14, Wakefield (1-7) 16.750 Lost 19-54 to Edison
15, Falls Church (0-8) 15.250 Lost 7-42 to Hayfield
AAA Northwest Region (6 teams advance per division)
Division 6
1, Hylton (8-0) 31.250 Won 19-7 vs. Potomac
2, Battlefield (7-2) 29.111 Won 27-13 vs NStafford
3, Gar-Field (6-2) 27.125 Won 28-6 vs. OP
4, Osbourn (6-3) 26.000 Won 38-3 vs. Freedom-SR
5, Colonial Forge (5-3) 25.875 Lost 20-30 to Massaponax
6, Franklin County (7-2) 25.111 Won 34-0 vs. PHenry
7, Patrick Henry (6-2) 24.375 Lost 0-34 to Franklin Co
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8, Woodbridge (4-4) 23.125 Won 28-7 vs. Forest Park
9. Stonewall Jackson (4-4) 22.125 Lost 20-34 to Broad Run
10, Stafford (4-5) 22.000 Won 26-6 vs. Brooke Point
11, Forest Park (2-6) 19.875 Lost 7-28
12, Osbourn Park (2-6) 18.500 Lost 6-28 to Gar-Field
13, Riverbend (1-7) 17.625 Won 20-19 vs. Albemarle
Division 5
1, North Stafford (7-1) 29.750 Lost 13-27 to Battlefield
2, Broad Run (6-2) 27.750 Won 34-20 vs. Stonewall
3, Massaponax (6-2) 27.125 Won 30-20 vs. Colonial Forge
4, Mountain View (6-2) 27.000 Won 59-10 vs. Orange
5, Brooke Point (6-2) 26.375 Lost 6-26 to Stafford
6, Potomac (3-5) 21.750 Lost 7-19 to Hylton
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7, George Washington-Danville (4-4) 21.375 bye
8, Halifax (2-6) 18.375 Lost 7-9 to William Fleming
9, Freedom-South Riding (1-7) 17.857 Lost 3-38 to Osbourn
10, Albemarle (1-7) 17.625 Lost 19-20 to Riverbend
11, Freedom-Prince William (0-9) 16.556 bye
12, Orange (1-7) 16.000 Lost 10-59 to Mountain View
13, William Fleming (0-8) 15.250 Won 9-7 vs. Halifax
Records and Ratings prior to Friday
AA Region II (8 teams advance in each division)
Division 4
1, Sherando (6-2) 25.875 Lost 7-15 to Skyline
2, Briar Woods (7-1) 25.500 Won 37-0 vs Loudoun Valley
3, Powhatan (6-2) 24.857 Won 40-39 (OT) vs. Monticello
4, Loudoun County (7-1) 24.125 Won 43-21 vs. Heritage
5, Louisa County (5-2) 22.429 Won 54-32 vs. Charlottesville
6, Heritage (6-2) 22.000 Lost 21-42 to Loudoun County
7, James Wood (3-5) 19.625 Won 38-23 vs. Fauquier
8, Park View (3-6) 18.111 Won 24-2 vs. Potomac Falls
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9, Millbrook (2-5) 17.875 Lost 9-26 to Handley
10, Loudoun Valley (3-5) 17.250 Lost 0-37 to Briar Woods
11, Potomac Falls (1-7) 15.750 Lost 2-4 to Park View
12, Dominion (0-8) 12.875 Lost 12-27 to St. Albans
Division 3
1, Kettle Run (8-0) 26.250 Won 28-21 vs. Warren County
2, Liberty (6-2) 23.750 Won 59-12 vs. Brentsville
t3, Tuscarora (7-1) 23.625 Won 43-28 vs. Woodgrove
t3, Monticello (7-1) 23.625 Lost 39-40 (OT) to Powhatan
5, Warren County (6-2) 20.875 Lost 21-28 to Kettle Run
6, Fauquier (5-3) 20.250 Lost 23-38 to James Wood
7, Western Albemarle (4-4) 18.875 Won 45-0 vs. Fluvanna
8, Handley (3-5) 18.375 Won 26-9 vs. Millbrook
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9, Skyline (3-5) 17.625 Won 14-7 vs. Sherando
10, Woodgrove (3-5) 16.250 Lost 28-43 to Tuscarora
11, Fluvanna (2-7) 15.333 Lost 0-45 to W.Albemarle
12, Charlottesville (1-7) 13.625 Lost 32-54 to Louisa
13, Brentsville (0-8) 13.375 Lost 12-59 to Liberty
AAA Northern Region (8 teams advance per division)
Division 6
1, Centreville (8-0) 32.250 Lost 10-13 (OT) to Westfield
2, Westfield (8-0) 32.250 Won 13-10 (OT) vs. Centreville
3, Oakton (7-1) 29.750 Won 42-8 vs. Robinson
4, Chantilly (5-3) 27.375 Won 28-0 vs. Herndon
5, Fairfax (6-2) 26.500 Lost 13-14 to Langley
6, West Potomac (5-3) 26.000 Won 48-13 vs. WSpringfield
7, Lake Braddock (4-4) 24.250 Won 37-7 vs. Woodson
8, Robinson (3-5) 22.750 Lost 8-42 to Oakton
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9, West Springfield (4-4) 22.375 Lost 13-48 to WPotomac
10, T.C. Williams (3-5) 20.750 (Sat game)
11, Herndon (2-6) 20.000 Lost 0-28 to Chantilly
12, Woodson (2-6) 19.875 Lost 7-37 to LBraddock
t13, Washington-Lee (2-6) 18.375 Lost 16-40 to Stuart
t13, Annandale (1-7) 18.375 Lost 0-49 to South County
15, South Lakes (0-8) 16.750 Won 22-16 vs. Marshall
Division 5
1, Yorktown (8-0) 30.000 Won 29-6 vs. Mount Vernon
2, Hayfield (6-2) 28.500 Won 42-7 vs. Falls Church
3, Stone Bridge (7-1) 28.375 Won 35-20 vs. Madison
4. Madison (6-2) 27.125 Lost 20-35 to Stone Bridge
5, South County (5-3) 26.250 Won 49-0 vs. Annandale
6, Lee (4-4) 23.375 (Sat. game)
t7, Langley (4-4) 22.750 Won 14-13 vs. Fairfax
t7, Mount Vernon (4-4) 22.750 Lost 6-29 to Yorktown
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9, McLean (4-4) 22.375 Won 34-31 (OT) vs. TJ
t10, Stuart (4-4) 21.125 Won 40-16 vs. W-L
t10, Edison (3-5) 21.125 Won 54-19 vs. Wakefield
12, Marshall (2-6) 19.125 Lost 16-22 to South Lakes
13, TJ (2-6) 18.875 Lost 31-34 (OT) to McLean
14, Wakefield (1-7) 16.750 Lost 19-54 to Edison
15, Falls Church (0-8) 15.250 Lost 7-42 to Hayfield
AAA Northwest Region (6 teams advance per division)
Division 6
1, Hylton (8-0) 31.250 Won 19-7 vs. Potomac
2, Battlefield (7-2) 29.111 Won 27-13 vs NStafford
3, Gar-Field (6-2) 27.125 Won 28-6 vs. OP
4, Osbourn (6-3) 26.000 Won 38-3 vs. Freedom-SR
5, Colonial Forge (5-3) 25.875 Lost 20-30 to Massaponax
6, Franklin County (7-2) 25.111 Won 34-0 vs. PHenry
7, Patrick Henry (6-2) 24.375 Lost 0-34 to Franklin Co
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8, Woodbridge (4-4) 23.125 Won 28-7 vs. Forest Park
9. Stonewall Jackson (4-4) 22.125 Lost 20-34 to Broad Run
10, Stafford (4-5) 22.000 Won 26-6 vs. Brooke Point
11, Forest Park (2-6) 19.875 Lost 7-28
12, Osbourn Park (2-6) 18.500 Lost 6-28 to Gar-Field
13, Riverbend (1-7) 17.625 Won 20-19 vs. Albemarle
Division 5
1, North Stafford (7-1) 29.750 Lost 13-27 to Battlefield
2, Broad Run (6-2) 27.750 Won 34-20 vs. Stonewall
3, Massaponax (6-2) 27.125 Won 30-20 vs. Colonial Forge
4, Mountain View (6-2) 27.000 Won 59-10 vs. Orange
5, Brooke Point (6-2) 26.375 Lost 6-26 to Stafford
6, Potomac (3-5) 21.750 Lost 7-19 to Hylton
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7, George Washington-Danville (4-4) 21.375 bye
8, Halifax (2-6) 18.375 Lost 7-9 to William Fleming
9, Freedom-South Riding (1-7) 17.857 Lost 3-38 to Osbourn
10, Albemarle (1-7) 17.625 Lost 19-20 to Riverbend
11, Freedom-Prince William (0-9) 16.556 bye
12, Orange (1-7) 16.000 Lost 10-59 to Mountain View
13, William Fleming (0-8) 15.250 Won 9-7 vs. Halifax
Football Box: Stone Bridge 35, Madison 20
Stone Bridge 35, Madison 20
M - 7 0 0 13 - 20
SB - 14 7 7 7 - 35
1 M: Jacquez 3 pass from Powers (Dorka kick) 8:43
1 SB: Goldring 7 run (Lambourne kick) 5:45
1 SB: Reynolds 9 run (Lambourne kick) 2:39
2 SB: Trivieri 2 run (Lambourne kick) 0:51
3 SB: Johnson 25 pass from Burns (Lambourne kick) 3:06
4 M: Sanford 5 pass from Powers (Dorka kick) 6:20
4 M: Arndt 1 fumble return (kick blocked) 5:13
4 SB: Trivieri 2 run (Lambourne kick) 0:47
Rushing
M: Hoy 5-29, Powers 3-19, #21 5-12, Hall 3-11, Arndt 1-1, Hofmann 1-0, Durham 1-(-1). Total 19-74.
SB: Trivieri 36-169, Reynolds 5-74, Goldring 8-36, Dailey 3-30, team 1-(-5), Burns 4-(-4). Total 57-300.
Passing
M: Powers 9-28-4 124.
SB: Burns 8-21-2 180.
Receiving
M: House 3-64, Ehrsam 3-52, Sanford 1-5, Jacquez 1-3, #21 1-(-6).
SB: Johnson 4-131, Goldring 3-41, Trivieri 1-8.
Penalties
M: 3-15
SB: 7-89
M - 7 0 0 13 - 20
SB - 14 7 7 7 - 35
1 M: Jacquez 3 pass from Powers (Dorka kick) 8:43
1 SB: Goldring 7 run (Lambourne kick) 5:45
1 SB: Reynolds 9 run (Lambourne kick) 2:39
2 SB: Trivieri 2 run (Lambourne kick) 0:51
3 SB: Johnson 25 pass from Burns (Lambourne kick) 3:06
4 M: Sanford 5 pass from Powers (Dorka kick) 6:20
4 M: Arndt 1 fumble return (kick blocked) 5:13
4 SB: Trivieri 2 run (Lambourne kick) 0:47
Rushing
M: Hoy 5-29, Powers 3-19, #21 5-12, Hall 3-11, Arndt 1-1, Hofmann 1-0, Durham 1-(-1). Total 19-74.
SB: Trivieri 36-169, Reynolds 5-74, Goldring 8-36, Dailey 3-30, team 1-(-5), Burns 4-(-4). Total 57-300.
Passing
M: Powers 9-28-4 124.
SB: Burns 8-21-2 180.
Receiving
M: House 3-64, Ehrsam 3-52, Sanford 1-5, Jacquez 1-3, #21 1-(-6).
SB: Johnson 4-131, Goldring 3-41, Trivieri 1-8.
Penalties
M: 3-15
SB: 7-89
Football: Share and Share Alike -- Shares of District Titles Won Friday in Cedar Run, Dulles and Liberty Districts
(Oct. 29, 2011) - With only one more week left in the regular season, area football teams put the moves on district titles Friday with Briar Woods High School claiming a share of the Dulles District title and Stone Bridge putting a hold on a share of their seventh straight Liberty District title.
In the Cedar Run District, Osbourn and Battlefield have completed their seasons (with byes next week) and the Eagles and Bobcats each have a share of the district title with Broad Run expected to make it tri-champions next week. Here is the title picture in each district:
Dulles District: Briar Woods has earned a share of its second straight Dulles crown with an 7-0 district mark. Both Loudoun County and Tuscarora kept their district title hopes alive with wins as they improved to 6-1 in the Dulles. The Raiders can claim a co-championship with a win next week at Briar Woods. If County does knock off Briar Woods and Tuscarora is able to beat Heritage, then the three schools would be tri-champions. Heritage's loss to County on Friday dropped the Pride to 5-2 in district and eliminated them from the banner picture.
Cedar Run District: Battlefield already had a share of the district title after knocking off Broad Run last week to finish 3-1 in the small 5-team CR. Osbourn's win over Freedom left them 3-1 as well and at least co-champions. If Broad Run is able to beat 1-win Freedom next week in South Riding then there would be tri-champions.
Liberty District: Seasons come and the season go but some things remain constant such as Stone Bridge celebrating a Liberty District title. The Bulldogs have clinched at least a share with a 6-0 mark. Madison, which fell to Stone Bridge Friday, is 5-1 and can finish co-champions if Fairfax can upset the Bulldogs next week. Fairfax's loss to Langley on Friday left both teams 4-2 and out of the title race.
Complete standings for all three districts.
In the Cedar Run District, Osbourn and Battlefield have completed their seasons (with byes next week) and the Eagles and Bobcats each have a share of the district title with Broad Run expected to make it tri-champions next week. Here is the title picture in each district:
Dulles District: Briar Woods has earned a share of its second straight Dulles crown with an 7-0 district mark. Both Loudoun County and Tuscarora kept their district title hopes alive with wins as they improved to 6-1 in the Dulles. The Raiders can claim a co-championship with a win next week at Briar Woods. If County does knock off Briar Woods and Tuscarora is able to beat Heritage, then the three schools would be tri-champions. Heritage's loss to County on Friday dropped the Pride to 5-2 in district and eliminated them from the banner picture.
Cedar Run District: Battlefield already had a share of the district title after knocking off Broad Run last week to finish 3-1 in the small 5-team CR. Osbourn's win over Freedom left them 3-1 as well and at least co-champions. If Broad Run is able to beat 1-win Freedom next week in South Riding then there would be tri-champions.
Liberty District: Seasons come and the season go but some things remain constant such as Stone Bridge celebrating a Liberty District title. The Bulldogs have clinched at least a share with a 6-0 mark. Madison, which fell to Stone Bridge Friday, is 5-1 and can finish co-champions if Fairfax can upset the Bulldogs next week. Fairfax's loss to Langley on Friday left both teams 4-2 and out of the title race.
Complete standings for all three districts.
Football: Friday Night Scoreboard
VivaLoudoun Friday Night Football Scoreboard
Dulles District
Briar Woods 37, Loudoun Valley 0
Loudoun County 43, Heritage 21
Park View 24, Potomac Falls 2
St. Alban's 27, Dominion 12 (non-district)
Tuscarora 43, Woodgrove 28
Cedar Run District
Battlefield 27, North Stafford 13 (non-district)
Broad Run 34, Stonewall Jackson 20
Osbourn 38, Freedom 3
Liberty District
Langley 14, Fairfax 13
McLean 34, TJ 31 (2OT)
South Lakes 22, Marshall 16
Stone Bridge 35, Madison 20
Extras: Game-by-Game for each Loudoun team!
Extras: Updated standings for Dulles, Liberty and Cedar Run districts!
Region II Scores
Handley 26, Millbrook 9
James Wood 38, Fauquier 23
Kettle Run 28, Warren County 21
Liberty 59, Brentsville 12
Louisa County 54, Charlottesville 32
Powhatan 40, Monticello 39 (OT)
Skyline 15, Sherando 7
Western Albemarle 45, Fluvanna 0
Northern Region Scores
Chantilly 28, Herndon 0
Edison 54, Wakefield 19
Hayfield 42, Falls Church 7
Lake Braddock 37, Woodson 7
Oakton 42, Robinson 8
South County 49, Annandale 0
Stuart 40, Washington-Lee 16
West Potomac 48, West Springfield 13
Westfield 13, Centreville 10 (OT)
Yorktown 29, Mount Vernon 6
Lee at T.C. Williams (Sat)
Northwest Region Scores
Franklin County 34, Patrick Henry 0
Gar-Field 28, Osbourn Park 6
Hylton 19, Potomac 7
Massaponax 30, Colonial Forge 20
Mountain View 59, Orange 10
Riverbend 20, Albemarle 19
Stafford 26, Brooke Point 6
William Fleming 9, Halifax County 7
Woodbridge 28, Forest Park 7
Dulles District
Briar Woods 37, Loudoun Valley 0
Loudoun County 43, Heritage 21
Park View 24, Potomac Falls 2
St. Alban's 27, Dominion 12 (non-district)
Tuscarora 43, Woodgrove 28
Cedar Run District
Battlefield 27, North Stafford 13 (non-district)
Broad Run 34, Stonewall Jackson 20
Osbourn 38, Freedom 3
Liberty District
Langley 14, Fairfax 13
McLean 34, TJ 31 (2OT)
South Lakes 22, Marshall 16
Stone Bridge 35, Madison 20
Extras: Game-by-Game for each Loudoun team!
Extras: Updated standings for Dulles, Liberty and Cedar Run districts!
Region II Scores
Handley 26, Millbrook 9
James Wood 38, Fauquier 23
Kettle Run 28, Warren County 21
Liberty 59, Brentsville 12
Louisa County 54, Charlottesville 32
Powhatan 40, Monticello 39 (OT)
Skyline 15, Sherando 7
Western Albemarle 45, Fluvanna 0
Northern Region Scores
Chantilly 28, Herndon 0
Edison 54, Wakefield 19
Hayfield 42, Falls Church 7
Lake Braddock 37, Woodson 7
Oakton 42, Robinson 8
South County 49, Annandale 0
Stuart 40, Washington-Lee 16
West Potomac 48, West Springfield 13
Westfield 13, Centreville 10 (OT)
Yorktown 29, Mount Vernon 6
Lee at T.C. Williams (Sat)
Northwest Region Scores
Franklin County 34, Patrick Henry 0
Gar-Field 28, Osbourn Park 6
Hylton 19, Potomac 7
Massaponax 30, Colonial Forge 20
Mountain View 59, Orange 10
Riverbend 20, Albemarle 19
Stafford 26, Brooke Point 6
William Fleming 9, Halifax County 7
Woodbridge 28, Forest Park 7
Friday, October 28, 2011
Lacrosse: Broad Run's Butcher to Play at Christopher Newport
(Oct. 28, 2011) - Broad Run High School senior Daniel Butcher has verbally committed to play lacrosse at Christopher Newport University. Burtcher is a midfielder for the Spartans, specializing in face-offs.
Last year he took over 200 face-offs, winning almost 70 percent of them. He also was third in points.
VivaLoudoun Updated College Choice Chart
Baseball: Broad Run's Chris Johnson to Play at UVA-Wise in 2012-13
Johnson has had two very productive years as an infielder at Broad Run. As a junior, Johnson hit .370 with 6 doubles helping the team finish with a school-record 23 wins; the Spartans won the Dulles District Championship, the Region II Championship, and ended their season in the AA State Semi-Finals. As a sophomore, Johnson played 2nd base and committed no errors on the season; the Spartans ended the season with a 17-5 mark and made it to the Region Semi-Finals.
“Our whole coaching staff is happy for Chris,” said Broad Run Coach Pat Cassidy. “He is a talented player and a hard worker. He will do great things at UVA-Wise.”
VivaLoudoun Updated College Choice Chart
News: Extended Hours for Absentee Voting Offered in Loudoun through Nov. 5
(Oct. 28, 2011) - Extended hours for absentee voting in Loudoun County in advance of the General Election on Tuesday, November 8, 2011, are being offered through Saturday, November 5, 2011.
News: Holiday Coaltion Celebrates 16 Years of Service; Assistance Application Deadline is Oct. 31
Special to VivaLoudoun
(Oct. 28, 2011) - 2011 marks the 16th year that members of the Loudoun County Holiday Coalition have come together to assist those in need. This year, the Holiday Coalition is pleased to announce a new partnership with the non-profit organization 'Help for Others'. This organization will manage the program, along with other local nonprofits and Loudoun County government agencies. Sara Westfall of the Loudoun County Department of Mental Health, Substance Abuse & Developmental Services will co-chair this year's holiday program along with Gloria Mpofu of Help for Others.
(Oct. 28, 2011) - 2011 marks the 16th year that members of the Loudoun County Holiday Coalition have come together to assist those in need. This year, the Holiday Coalition is pleased to announce a new partnership with the non-profit organization 'Help for Others'. This organization will manage the program, along with other local nonprofits and Loudoun County government agencies. Sara Westfall of the Loudoun County Department of Mental Health, Substance Abuse & Developmental Services will co-chair this year's holiday program along with Gloria Mpofu of Help for Others.
News: West Virginia High Court - No New Trial for Attacker in Diviney Case
Special to VivaLoudoun
Morgantown, WV (Oct. 26, 2011) - On Tuesday the West Virginia State Supreme Court ruled not to grant a new trial to Austin Vantrease. Vantrease was one of the two men convicted of the Nov. 7, 2009 brutal attack that left Ryan Diviney in a coma-like state. Vantrease and May were convicted in a July 2010 jury trial — Vantrease of felony malicious assault and May of battery. May was sentenced to one year in jail and was released after serving just seven months.
Morgantown, WV (Oct. 26, 2011) - On Tuesday the West Virginia State Supreme Court ruled not to grant a new trial to Austin Vantrease. Vantrease was one of the two men convicted of the Nov. 7, 2009 brutal attack that left Ryan Diviney in a coma-like state. Vantrease and May were convicted in a July 2010 jury trial — Vantrease of felony malicious assault and May of battery. May was sentenced to one year in jail and was released after serving just seven months.
College Corner: Broad Run Grad Scudder Helps Dartmouth to 12-7 Mark After Record-Setting Freshman Season
Scuddder has 121 kills this season on 283 total attacks with a .286 hitting percentage. She has 12 service aces and leads the team with 60 total blocks. More on Dartmouth women's volleyball here.
Equestrian: Worsham Takes Reigns of Foxcroft's Fabled Program
Middleburg (Oct. 28, 2011) – Kate Worsham, who spent the past seven years as riding director at Oldfields School in Maryland, became Director of Riding at Foxcroft School, effective in July. A graduate of Washington and Lee University, she brings 20-plus years of competitive riding and training experience and an extensive teaching career to Foxcroft’s historic riding program. Worsham succeeds Nelly Sheehan, who received the School’s highest honor – the Anne Kane McGuire Award – in April in recognition of her outstanding service and dedication during 20+ years as director.
Volleyball: Cedar Run District Bracket Released
2011 Cedar Run District Girls Volleyball Tournament
Quarterfinals - Mon. Oct. 31 - 7 p.m.
No. 5 Osbourn (5-11) at No. 4 Stonewall Jackson (6-14)
No. 6 Patriot (4-16) at No. 3 Battlefield (16-6)
Semifinals - Tues. Nov. 1 - 7 p.m.
Osbourn/Stonewall winner at No. 1 Freedom (17-5)
Battlefield/Patriot winner at No. 2 Broad Run (18-4)
Finals - Thurs. Nov. 3 - 8 p.m.
(Consolation Finals - 6 p.m.)
Quarterfinals - Mon. Oct. 31 - 7 p.m.
No. 5 Osbourn (5-11) at No. 4 Stonewall Jackson (6-14)
No. 6 Patriot (4-16) at No. 3 Battlefield (16-6)
Semifinals - Tues. Nov. 1 - 7 p.m.
Osbourn/Stonewall winner at No. 1 Freedom (17-5)
Battlefield/Patriot winner at No. 2 Broad Run (18-4)
Finals - Thurs. Nov. 3 - 8 p.m.
(Consolation Finals - 6 p.m.)
Football: Rizzardi Leads Stingy Briar Woods Defense
Special to VivaLoudoun
By George Khalsa
Ashburn (Oct. 28, 2011) - In eight football games this season the 7-1 Briar Woods High School defense, led by senior outside linebaker Joe Rizzardi, has surrendered a total of 59 points.
After a 14-0 season-opening loss to Broad Run, a team now competing at the AAA level, the AA defending Division 4 state champion Falcons have demolished six Dulles District rivals, plus a non-district matchup with nearby AAA Freedom by a combined score of 296-45.
Volleyball: Liberty District Tournament Brackets Released
20ll Liberty District Girls Volleyball Tournament
Quarterfinals - Mon. Oct. 31 - 7 p.m.
No. 8 Marshall (2-19) at No. Stone Bridge (20-2)
No. 5 Madison (10-11) at No. 4 Fairfax (8-13)
No. 6 South Lakes (15-9 at No. 3 McLean (10-6)
No. 7 TJ (11-12) at No. 2 Langley (15-6)
Semifinals - Tues. Nov. 1 at Stone Bridge, 5:30 and 7 p.m.
Finals - Thurs. Nov. 3 at Stone Bridge, 7 p.m.
Quarterfinals - Mon. Oct. 31 - 7 p.m.
No. 8 Marshall (2-19) at No. Stone Bridge (20-2)
No. 5 Madison (10-11) at No. 4 Fairfax (8-13)
No. 6 South Lakes (15-9 at No. 3 McLean (10-6)
No. 7 TJ (11-12) at No. 2 Langley (15-6)
Semifinals - Tues. Nov. 1 at Stone Bridge, 5:30 and 7 p.m.
Finals - Thurs. Nov. 3 at Stone Bridge, 7 p.m.
News: 2011 Green Business Challenge Winners Announced for Loudoun
Special to VivaLoudoun via Loudoun County Governement
(Oct. 28, 2011) - The results are in for the second annual Loudoun County Green Business Challenge. The top winners are:
***Raytheon - Large Business Award
***Southland Industries - Medium-Size Business Award
***Express Lube and Car Wash - Small Business Award
***Catoctin Creek Distilling Company -Innovation Award
(Oct. 28, 2011) - The results are in for the second annual Loudoun County Green Business Challenge. The top winners are:
***Raytheon - Large Business Award
***Southland Industries - Medium-Size Business Award
***Express Lube and Car Wash - Small Business Award
***Catoctin Creek Distilling Company -Innovation Award
Volleyball: Dulles District Tournament Bracket Released
Dulles District 2011 Girls Volleyball Tournament
Quarterfinals - Tues. Nov. 1 - 7 p.m.
No. 8 Tuscarora (5-15) at No. 1 Loudoun County (20-1)
No. 5 Loudoun Valley (13-10) at No. 4 Potomac Falls (11-9)
No. 6 Dominion (8-13) at No. 3 Briar Woods (11-9)
No. 7 Woodgrove (7-13) at No. 2 Heritage (21-2)
Semifinals at high seed - Thurs. Nov. 3 - 7 p.m.
Consolation Finals at high seed - Sat. Nov. 5 - 7 p.m.
Finals at high seed - Sat. Nov. 5 - 7 p.m.
Quarterfinals - Tues. Nov. 1 - 7 p.m.
No. 8 Tuscarora (5-15) at No. 1 Loudoun County (20-1)
No. 5 Loudoun Valley (13-10) at No. 4 Potomac Falls (11-9)
No. 6 Dominion (8-13) at No. 3 Briar Woods (11-9)
No. 7 Woodgrove (7-13) at No. 2 Heritage (21-2)
Semifinals at high seed - Thurs. Nov. 3 - 7 p.m.
Consolation Finals at high seed - Sat. Nov. 5 - 7 p.m.
Finals at high seed - Sat. Nov. 5 - 7 p.m.
News: Winter Storm Watch in Effect from Late Tonight through Saturday Afternoon - Potential for 5 or More Inches of Snow Along the Blue Ridge!
(Oct. 28, 2011) - OK, raise your hand if you are planning to be the Abominable Snowman for Halloween because we have some weather you might love! The National Weather Service in Baltimore/Washington has issued a winter storm watch in effect from late tonight through Saturday afternoon which calls for a potential for five inches or more of snow along the Blue Ridge.
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News: Loudoun County Offers Halloween Safety Tips
(Oct. 28, 2011) - The Loudoun County Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Management and the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office remind residents to stay safe this Halloween by following a few simple safety tips:
Volleyball: Thursday Night Scoreboard
(Oct. 28, 2011) - The regular season wrapped up Thursday in exciting fashion as Freedom swept Stonewall Jackson and took the AAA Cedar Run District title and clinched a Northwest Region bid after Battlefield upended Broad Run in five sets. In the AAA Liberty District Stone Bridge competed an undefeated district run with a sweep over Langley as the Bulldogs clinched a Northern Region bid. And in the AA Dulles District, Loudoun County completed a 16-0 district schedule schedule with a sweep over Woodgrove as the Raiders have clinched another trip to the Region II tournament.
District tournament play starts next week for all three districts.
VivaLoudoun Thursday Night Volleyball Scoreboard
Dulles District
Loudoun County def. Woodgrove, 3-0 (25-7, 25-12, 25-11)
Loudoun Valley def. Tuscarora, 3-0
Potomac Falls def. Park View (25-10 25-12 25-9)
Briar Woods def. Dominion, 3-1
Cedar Run District
Battlefield def. Broad Run, 3-2 (18-25, 25-21, 25-22, 18-25, 15-13)
Freedom def. Stonewall Jackson, 3-0 (25-19, 25-19, 25-18)
Osbourn vs. Patriot
Liberty District
Stone Bridge def. Langley, 3-0 (25-19, 25-23, 25-14)
McLean def. South Lakes, 3-0
TJ def. Fairfax, 3-1
Madison def.Marshall, 3-0
District tournament play starts next week for all three districts.
VivaLoudoun Thursday Night Volleyball Scoreboard
Dulles District
Loudoun County def. Woodgrove, 3-0 (25-7, 25-12, 25-11)
Loudoun Valley def. Tuscarora, 3-0
Potomac Falls def. Park View (25-10 25-12 25-9)
Briar Woods def. Dominion, 3-1
Cedar Run District
Battlefield def. Broad Run, 3-2 (18-25, 25-21, 25-22, 18-25, 15-13)
Freedom def. Stonewall Jackson, 3-0 (25-19, 25-19, 25-18)
Osbourn vs. Patriot
Liberty District
Stone Bridge def. Langley, 3-0 (25-19, 25-23, 25-14)
McLean def. South Lakes, 3-0
TJ def. Fairfax, 3-1
Madison def.Marshall, 3-0
Photo Gallery: Volleyball - Freedom at Broad Run
(Oct. 28, 2011) - VivaLoudoun Editor Dan Sousa was at Tuesday's 5-set Cedar Run District volleyball match between Freedom and Broad Run and returned with 200+ photos in this gallery!
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Photo Galleries: Dulles District Boys and Girls Cross Country Meet
(Oct. 27, 2011) - VivaLoudoun editor Dan Sousa was on hand for the Dulles District boys and girls cross country races and took photos of the finishes and award ceremonies. Enjoy the boys gallery here and the girls gallery here!
Photo Gallery: Cedar Run District Cross Country Meet by Dan Sousa
(Oct. 27, 2011) - VivaLoudoun editor Dan "We'll Find Out in the Long Run" Sousa was on hand for the conclusion of the Cedar Run District boys cross country meet last week at Oatlands and he shot the awards ceremony for both the boys and girls. Full gallery viewed here!
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
News: Silver Eagle Group to Hold Grand Re-Opening, New Retail Operation
Ashburn (Oct. 24, 2011) – Silver Eagle Group – Loudoun County’s premier Self Defense and Weapons Training Academy – will hold a Grand Re-Opening Oct. 29 to mark the completion of significant renovations and improvements which will upgrade SEG into a world-class facility. Prizes will be awarded hourly ranging from free training sessions to merchandise discounts, and everyone who attends will be entered into a drawing for a grand prize of a free one-year membership.
Gymnastics: APEX Athletes Ready to Start the Season
APEX gymnasts experienced much success last season with all teams finishing in the top 10 in the state and being ranked the 7th in the overall team category for the state of Virginia. APEX qualified seven gymnasts to Nationals and 22 gymnasts to Regionals last year as well as crowned many state champions.
This year's team features seniors Anli Solly, Maddy Scozzie, Shannon Daily and boys team member, Aaron Meland. All APEX home competitions are free and open to the public.
Volleyball: Tuesday Night Scoreboard
VivaLoudoun Tuesday Night Volleyball Scoreboard
Dulles District
Heritage def. Briar Woods, 3-1
Loudoun County def. Dominion, 3-0 (25-7, 25-12, 25-11)
Woodgrove def. Park View, 3-0 (25-17, 25-15, 25-19)
Potomac Falls def. Tuscarora, 3-1 (25-13, 19-25, 25-20, 25-18)
Cedar Run District
Freedom def. Broad Run, 3-2 (20-25, 25-22, 23-25, 25-15, 15-5
Battlefield def. Patriot, 3-0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-15)
Stonewall Jackson def. Osbourn
Liberty District
Stone Bridge def. TJ, 3-0 (25-17, 25-2, 25-18)
Langley def. Fairfax, 3-0
Madison def. South Lakes, 3-0
McLean def. Marshall, 3-0
Dulles District
Heritage def. Briar Woods, 3-1
Loudoun County def. Dominion, 3-0 (25-7, 25-12, 25-11)
Woodgrove def. Park View, 3-0 (25-17, 25-15, 25-19)
Potomac Falls def. Tuscarora, 3-1 (25-13, 19-25, 25-20, 25-18)
Cedar Run District
Freedom def. Broad Run, 3-2 (20-25, 25-22, 23-25, 25-15, 15-5
Battlefield def. Patriot, 3-0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-15)
Stonewall Jackson def. Osbourn
Liberty District
Stone Bridge def. TJ, 3-0 (25-17, 25-2, 25-18)
Langley def. Fairfax, 3-0
Madison def. South Lakes, 3-0
McLean def. Marshall, 3-0
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Volleyball: Tonight's Skinny - Broad Run and Freedom Tangle in Ashburn with Cedar Run District Title on the Line; County Can Clinch Dulles Title
(Oct. 25, 2011) - The final week of the high school girls volleyball season gets in full swing tonight with district implications across the board. At Broad Run High School, the Spartans can clinch a share of the Cedar Run District title with a win over second-place Freedom. A win by the Eagles would knot the race with just one game remaining.
In the Dulles District, Loudoun County has already clinched at least a share of the regular-season title and the Raiders can win it outright with a victory on the road at Dominion.
In the Liberty District, both Stone Bridge, at TJ, and Langley, hosting Fairfax, look to remain perfect in advance of Thursday's showdown in Ashburn.
Tuesday Night Schedule
Dulles District
Briar Woods (10-4 in district) at Heritage (13-2)
The Skinny: Heritage can clinch second place with a win tonight. Briar Woods is two back of the Pride and two ahead of Potomac Falls. This is a potential semifinal match-up in the district tournament.
Loudoun County (14-0) at Dominion (4-10)
The Skinny: Titans have back-to-back wins to move into a tie for 6th but the Raiders are on another mission to wrap up the district title.
Park View (0-14) at Woodgrove (3-11)
The Skinny: The Patriots will not make the district tournament but can make their season with a win tonight in Purcellville. The Wolverines want to move out of the No. 8 spot prior to the postseason or else face a potential district quarterfinal match at Loudoun County
Tuscarora (4-10) at Potomac Falls (8-6)
The Skinny: The Panthers roll into this match after beating Valley on Monday. That win puts PFalls just ahead of the Vikes in a quest to earn homecourt advantage in the district quarterfinals. The Huskies can finish anywhere from No. 6 to No. 8.
Cedar Run District
Freedom (7-1 in district) at Broad Run (8-0)
The Skinny: The Spartans have quietly been one of the bigger stories this season with only one loss -- a non-district contest to South County -- since dropping the season-opener to Stone Bridge. A win tonight would clinch at least a share of the district regular-season title for BR. Freedom can throw the race into a dead heat with a win tonight.
Patriot (0-8) at Battlefield (5-3)
The Skinny: First-year Patriot is looking for its first district win but don't expect "Big Sister" Battlefield to provide it.
Stonewall Jackson (2-6) at Osbourn (2-6)
The Skinny: Winner moves into fourth place in this match-up of Manassas schools.
Liberty District
Stone Bridge (5-0 in district) at TJ (1-4)
The Skinny: Bulldogs have won 10 straight and are ranked No. 1 in the Northern Region. TJ has dropped five straight after a good non-district run.
Fairfax (3-2) at Langley (5-0)
The Skinny: Langley shouldn't overlook a Rebel team that has done well this season.
Madison (1-4) at South Lakes (2-3)
The Skinny: Is South Lakes for real ... a win tonight would cement the Seahawks regional hopes.
McLean (3-2) at Marshall (0-5)
The Skinny: Highlanders should cruise against a Marshal team that has just two wins on year.
In the Dulles District, Loudoun County has already clinched at least a share of the regular-season title and the Raiders can win it outright with a victory on the road at Dominion.
In the Liberty District, both Stone Bridge, at TJ, and Langley, hosting Fairfax, look to remain perfect in advance of Thursday's showdown in Ashburn.
Tuesday Night Schedule
Dulles District
Briar Woods (10-4 in district) at Heritage (13-2)
The Skinny: Heritage can clinch second place with a win tonight. Briar Woods is two back of the Pride and two ahead of Potomac Falls. This is a potential semifinal match-up in the district tournament.
Loudoun County (14-0) at Dominion (4-10)
The Skinny: Titans have back-to-back wins to move into a tie for 6th but the Raiders are on another mission to wrap up the district title.
Park View (0-14) at Woodgrove (3-11)
The Skinny: The Patriots will not make the district tournament but can make their season with a win tonight in Purcellville. The Wolverines want to move out of the No. 8 spot prior to the postseason or else face a potential district quarterfinal match at Loudoun County
Tuscarora (4-10) at Potomac Falls (8-6)
The Skinny: The Panthers roll into this match after beating Valley on Monday. That win puts PFalls just ahead of the Vikes in a quest to earn homecourt advantage in the district quarterfinals. The Huskies can finish anywhere from No. 6 to No. 8.
Cedar Run District
Freedom (7-1 in district) at Broad Run (8-0)
The Skinny: The Spartans have quietly been one of the bigger stories this season with only one loss -- a non-district contest to South County -- since dropping the season-opener to Stone Bridge. A win tonight would clinch at least a share of the district regular-season title for BR. Freedom can throw the race into a dead heat with a win tonight.
Patriot (0-8) at Battlefield (5-3)
The Skinny: First-year Patriot is looking for its first district win but don't expect "Big Sister" Battlefield to provide it.
Stonewall Jackson (2-6) at Osbourn (2-6)
The Skinny: Winner moves into fourth place in this match-up of Manassas schools.
Liberty District
Stone Bridge (5-0 in district) at TJ (1-4)
The Skinny: Bulldogs have won 10 straight and are ranked No. 1 in the Northern Region. TJ has dropped five straight after a good non-district run.
Fairfax (3-2) at Langley (5-0)
The Skinny: Langley shouldn't overlook a Rebel team that has done well this season.
Madison (1-4) at South Lakes (2-3)
The Skinny: Is South Lakes for real ... a win tonight would cement the Seahawks regional hopes.
McLean (3-2) at Marshall (0-5)
The Skinny: Highlanders should cruise against a Marshal team that has just two wins on year.
Volleyball: Monday Night Scoreboard
Viva Loudoun Monday Night Volleyball Scoreboard
Dulles District
Potomac Falls def. Loudoun Valley, 3-1 (24-26, 25-14, 25-18, 25-22)
Cedar Run District
Woodbridge def. Patriot, 3-0 (non-district)
Dulles District
Potomac Falls def. Loudoun Valley, 3-1 (24-26, 25-14, 25-18, 25-22)
Cedar Run District
Woodbridge def. Patriot, 3-0 (non-district)
Monday, October 24, 2011
Cross Country: More on Dulles District Championships Including Video Interviews, Historical Finish Charts
Loudoun County's Patrick Joseph after winning the individual title Thursday at the Dulles District meet and helping his Raiders to a historic team title -- breaking Potomac Falls' 10-year run at the top
Potomac Falls' Sarah Dillistin after winning the Dulles District cross country individual title Thursday and helping her Panthers to a 4th team title in five years
Loudoun County cross country coach Courtney Campbell after the championships
Potomac Falls' Sarah Dillistin after winning the Dulles District cross country individual title Thursday and helping her Panthers to a 4th team title in five years
Loudoun County cross country coach Courtney Campbell after the championships
Volleyball: Oct. 19-20 Scoreboard
Viva Loudoun Oct. 20 Scoreboard
Dulles District
Loudoun County def. Briar Woods, 3-1 (25-16, 25-16, 22-25, 25-17)
Dominion def. Park View, 3-0 (25-10, 25-9, 25-15)
Heritage def. Loudoun Valley, 3-2 (25-17, 19-25, 11-25, 25-20, 15-6)
Tuscarora def. Woodgrove, 3-2 (22-25, 25-13, 25-10, 24-26, 15-5)
Cedar Run
Freedom def. Battlefield, 3-0 (25-8, 25-15, 25-11)
Broad Run def. Osbourn, 3-0 (25-14, 25-10, 25-22)
Stonewall Jackson def. Patriot, 3-0
Liberty District
Herndon def. Fairfax, 3-0 (non-district)
Washington-Lee def. TJ, 3-0 (non-district)
Oct. 19
Liberty District
Stone Bridge def. Westfield, 3-0 (non-district)
Langley def. Marshall, 3-0
McLean def. Madison, 3-0
Dulles District
Loudoun County def. Briar Woods, 3-1 (25-16, 25-16, 22-25, 25-17)
Dominion def. Park View, 3-0 (25-10, 25-9, 25-15)
Heritage def. Loudoun Valley, 3-2 (25-17, 19-25, 11-25, 25-20, 15-6)
Tuscarora def. Woodgrove, 3-2 (22-25, 25-13, 25-10, 24-26, 15-5)
Cedar Run
Freedom def. Battlefield, 3-0 (25-8, 25-15, 25-11)
Broad Run def. Osbourn, 3-0 (25-14, 25-10, 25-22)
Stonewall Jackson def. Patriot, 3-0
Liberty District
Herndon def. Fairfax, 3-0 (non-district)
Washington-Lee def. TJ, 3-0 (non-district)
Oct. 19
Liberty District
Stone Bridge def. Westfield, 3-0 (non-district)
Langley def. Marshall, 3-0
McLean def. Madison, 3-0
Football: VHSL Ratings Updated - Park View Vaults to Playoff Position to Make 7 Loudoun Teams with Postseason Potential
If Park View can hold its spot, it would give the Dulles District half of the regional field with Briar Woods (7-1) currently No. 2 in Division 4, Lodoun County (7-1) sits No. 4 and Heritage (6-2) at No. 6. It would be the Pride's first ever playoff appearance.
In Division 3, Tuscarora (7-1) is tied for No. 3 in Region II. In the Northern Region, Stone Bridge (7-1) sits No. 3 in Division 5 and in the Northwest Region, Broad Run (6-2), despite its loss to Battlefield, maintains the No. 2 spot.
AA Region II (8 teams advance in each division)
Division 4
1, Sherando (6-2) 25.875
2, Briar Woods (7-1) 25.500
3, Powhatan (6-2) 24.857
4, Loudoun County (7-1) 24.125
5, Louisa County (5-2) 22.429
6, Heritage (6-2) 22.000
7, James Wood (3-5) 19.625
8, Park View (3-6) 18.111
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9, Millbrook (2-5) 17.875
10, Loudoun Valley (3-5) 17.250
11, Potomac Falls (1-7) 15.750
12, Dominion (0-8) 12.875
Division 3
1, Kettle Run (8-0) 26.250
2, Liberty (6-2) 23.750
t3, Tuscarora (7-1) 23.625
t3, Monticello (7-1) 23.625
5, Warren County (6-2) 20.875
6, Fauquier (5-3) 20.250
7, Western Albemarle (4-4) 18.875
8, Handley (3-5) 18.375
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9, Skyline (3-5) 17.625
10, Woodgrove (3-5) 16.250
11, Fluvanna (2-7) 15.333
12, Charlottesville (1-7) 13.625
13, Brentsville (0-8) 13.375
AAA Northern Region (8 teams advance per division)
Division 6
1, Centreville (8-0) 32.250
2, Westfield (8-0) 32.250
3, Oakton (7-1) 29.750
4, Chantilly (5-3) 27.375
5, Fairfax (6-2) 26.500
6, West Potomac (5-3) 26.000
7, Lake Braddock (4-4) 24.250
8, Robinson (3-5) 22.750
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9, West Springfield (4-4) 22.375
10, T.C. Williams (3-5) 20.750
11, Herndon (2-6) 20.000
12, Woodson (2-6) 19.875
t13, Washington-Lee (2-6) 18.375
t13, Annandale (1-7) 18.375
15, South Lakes (0-8) 16.750
Division 5
1, Yorktown (8-0) 30.000
2, Hayfield (6-2) 28.500
3, Stone Bridge (7-1) 28.375
4. Madison (6-2) 27.125
5, South County (5-3) 26.250
6, Lee (4-4) 23.375
t7, Langley (4-4) 22.750
t7, Mount Vernon (4-4) 22.750
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9, McLean (4-4) 22.375
t10, Stuart (4-4) 21.125
t10, Edison (3-5) 21.125
12, Marshall (2-6) 19.125
13, TJ (2-6) 18.875
14, Wakefield (1-7) 16.750
15, Falls Church (0-8) 15.250
AAA Northwest Region (6 teams advance per division)
Division 6
1, Hylton (8-0) 31.250
2, Battlefield (7-2) 29.111
3, Gar-Field (6-2) 27.125
4, Osbourn (6-3) 26.000
5, Colonial Forge (5-3) 25.875
6, Franklin County (7-2) 25.111
7, Patrick Henry (6-2) 24.375
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8, Woodbridge (4-4) 23.125
9. Stonewall Jackson (4-4) 22.125
10, Stafford (4-5) 22.000
11, Forest Park (2-6) 19.875
12, Osbourn Park (2-6) 18.500
13, Riverbend (1-7) 17.625
Division 5
1, North Stafford (7-1) 29.750
2, Broad Run (6-2) 27.750
3, Massaponax (6-2) 27.125
4, Mountain View (6-2) 27.000
5, Brooke Point (6-2) 26.375
6, Potomac (3-5) 21.750
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7, George Washington-Danville (4-4) 21.375
8, Halifax (2-6) 18.375
9, Freedom-South Riding (1-7) 17.857
10, Albemarle (1-7) 17.625
11, Freedom-Prince William (0-9) 16.556
12, Orange (1-7) 16.000
13, William Fleming (0-8) 15.250
Football: Park View's Seniors Deliver in 45-17 Win Over Loudoun Valley
Special to Viva Loudoun
By Carl Lukat
Loudoun Times-Mirror Staff Writer
Purcellville (Oct. 22, 2011) - Park View High School senior Ryan McCarter turned in a full night's work in just a six-minute span to start the second half during the Patriots' AA Dulles District football game at Loudoun Valley Friday.
After intercepting a pass on the first series of the third quarter, McCarter hauled in touchdown receptions of 75 and 85 yards from senior quarterback Alec Dombkowski on two of the Patriots' first three offensive plays of the half.
"I started off a little slow," McCarter said. "I had to step it up a little bit and make some plays."
McCarter finished with eight receptions for 227 yards and three touchdowns, along with two interceptions on defense, as Park View kept its playoff hopes alive with a 45-17 victory on homecoming night at Loudoun Valley.
By Carl Lukat
Loudoun Times-Mirror Staff Writer
Purcellville (Oct. 22, 2011) - Park View High School senior Ryan McCarter turned in a full night's work in just a six-minute span to start the second half during the Patriots' AA Dulles District football game at Loudoun Valley Friday.
After intercepting a pass on the first series of the third quarter, McCarter hauled in touchdown receptions of 75 and 85 yards from senior quarterback Alec Dombkowski on two of the Patriots' first three offensive plays of the half.
"I started off a little slow," McCarter said. "I had to step it up a little bit and make some plays."
McCarter finished with eight receptions for 227 yards and three touchdowns, along with two interceptions on defense, as Park View kept its playoff hopes alive with a 45-17 victory on homecoming night at Loudoun Valley.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Football: Broad Run Falls at Home for First Times Since 2007 as Battlefield Beats Spartans, 28-20
By Dan Sousa
VivaLoudoun Editor
Ashburn (Oct. 23, 2011) – The Broad Run High School football team could have all-but-clinched the AAA Cedar Run District football title Friday night at home against defending VHSL Division 6 state champion Battlefield, but it was the Bobcats celebrating a share of the district title after handing the Spartans their first defeat at home since the 2007 playoffs.
Battlefield (3-1, 7-2) built a 20-0 first-half lead and then held on against a furious Broad Run comeback for a 28-20 win. Broad Run (1-1, 6-2) can tie Battlefield for the regular-season title with wins to finish against district foes Stonewall Jackson (1-2, 4-4).
And it could likely be a 3-way tie for the title in the 5-team district as Osbourn (2-1, 6-3) needs only to finish with a win over struggling Freedom (0-2, 1-7). Battlefield ends the regular season with a non-district game with North Stafford. Both the Bobcats and Osbourn have byes the week before the playoffs.
For the Spartans, which last fell at home in the first round of the 2007 Region II playoffs to Park View, it was a second straight week with a first half where their opponents put up a 20 spot on the scoreboard. While a week earlier, against Osbourn, Broad Run quarterback had rallied his team to 21 first-half points to take the lead into the locker room, this time the Spartans struggled to just 61 first-half total yards and trailed 20-0.
VivaLoudoun Editor
Ashburn (Oct. 23, 2011) – The Broad Run High School football team could have all-but-clinched the AAA Cedar Run District football title Friday night at home against defending VHSL Division 6 state champion Battlefield, but it was the Bobcats celebrating a share of the district title after handing the Spartans their first defeat at home since the 2007 playoffs.
Battlefield (3-1, 7-2) built a 20-0 first-half lead and then held on against a furious Broad Run comeback for a 28-20 win. Broad Run (1-1, 6-2) can tie Battlefield for the regular-season title with wins to finish against district foes Stonewall Jackson (1-2, 4-4).
And it could likely be a 3-way tie for the title in the 5-team district as Osbourn (2-1, 6-3) needs only to finish with a win over struggling Freedom (0-2, 1-7). Battlefield ends the regular season with a non-district game with North Stafford. Both the Bobcats and Osbourn have byes the week before the playoffs.
For the Spartans, which last fell at home in the first round of the 2007 Region II playoffs to Park View, it was a second straight week with a first half where their opponents put up a 20 spot on the scoreboard. While a week earlier, against Osbourn, Broad Run quarterback had rallied his team to 21 first-half points to take the lead into the locker room, this time the Spartans struggled to just 61 first-half total yards and trailed 20-0.
Friday, October 21, 2011
Football: Friday Night Scoreboard
All scores up before 11 p.m. -- no fried rice special
Dulles District
Briar Woods 45, Freedom 3 (non-district)
Heritage 48, Woodgrove 31
Loudoun County 55, Potomac Falls 7
Park View 45, Loudoun Valley 17
Tuscarora 27, Dominion 7
Cedar Run District
Battlefield 28, Broad Run 20
Briar Woods 45, Freedom 3 (non-district)
Osbourn 55, Stonewall 12
Liberty District
Langley 35, South Lakes 0
Madison 17, Fairfax 7
Marshall 17, TJ 7
Stone Bridge 38, McLean 6
Other Region II Scores
James Wood 14, Millbrook 7
Kettle Run 21, Fauquier 3
Monticello 49, Fluvanna 10
Powhatan 35, Louisa County 7
Sherando 10, Liberty 7
Warren County 36, Brentsville 8
Western Albemarle 45, Waynesboro 14
Skyline at Handley (Sat)
Other Northern Region Scores
Centreville 38, Chantilly 13
Edison 34, Mount Vernon 13
Hayfield 36, Washington-Lee 0
South County 13, West Springfield 7
Stuart 52, Wakefield 27
West Potomac 31, Woodson 21
Westfield 35, Oakton 10
Yorktown 55, Falls Church 6
T.C. Williams 38, Annandale 21
Lee at Lake Braddock
Robinson at Herndon (Sat)
Other Northwest Region Scores
Brooke Point 34, Albemarle 7
Colonial Forge 48, Orange 0
Franklin County 34, George Washington-Danville 20
Gar-Field 36, Potomac 14
Hylton 7, Woodbridge 0
Massaponax 42, Riverbend 14
North Stafford 40, Stafford 27
Osbourn Park 39, Freedom-PW 16
Patrick Henry-Roanoke 41, Halifax County 0
Photo Gallery: Volleyball - Park View vs. Loudoun County
(Oct. 21, 2011) - The Park View High School volleyball team continues to give a great effort on the court and they are improving under first-year coach Sarah Letina. Viva editor Dan Sousa shot the Patriots when they played Loudoun County earlier this week and came back with this photo gallery.
News: Loudoun Hounds Official Change Stadium Opening to 2013
Special to VivaLoudoun via Loudoun Hounds
(Oct. 21, 2011) - Virginia Investment Partnership, LLC (VIP), the parent company of the Loudoun Hounds Professional Baseball Club, continues preparations to begin construction on the Ballpark at Kincora and the updated timeline slates its opening for the Spring of 2013. VIP also announces the creation of VIP Sports and Entertainment Inc. whose focus is to bring additional professional sports, concerts, fairs, festivals and other community events to the ballpark such as high school and collegiate competitions.
(Oct. 21, 2011) - Virginia Investment Partnership, LLC (VIP), the parent company of the Loudoun Hounds Professional Baseball Club, continues preparations to begin construction on the Ballpark at Kincora and the updated timeline slates its opening for the Spring of 2013. VIP also announces the creation of VIP Sports and Entertainment Inc. whose focus is to bring additional professional sports, concerts, fairs, festivals and other community events to the ballpark such as high school and collegiate competitions.
Photo Gallery: Bumping Bearcats Special Olympics Volleyball Honored at Loudoun County High School
(Oct. 21, 2011) - Dan Sousa shot the Bumping Bearcats Special Olympics volleyball presentation before the Loudoun County High School game this week. Check out the full gallery!
Photo Gallery: Cross Country - Dulles District Boys and Girls Meet by Scott Shepherd
(Oct. 21, 2011) - Scott Shepherd covered the Dulles District boys and girls cross country meets Thursday at Oatlands and that can only mean one thing: professional quality photos!
Enjoy the gallery with 261 shots here!
Enjoy the gallery with 261 shots here!
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