(Aug. 31, 2012) - Tonight's Briar Woods vs. Broad Run high school football game, featuring a match-up of rival schools that have combined for the past four VHSL Division 4 state titles, is also a Battle for a Better Cause as the two schools have linked up to raise funds for Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in memory of Cameron Carter.
Carter, the daughter of former Washington Redskins Tom and wife Renee Carter, and sister of Briar Woods High School standout football player Alex Carter, who graduated in June and is now playing at Stanford, passed away earlier this year. She was an 8th grader at Stone Hill Middle School.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Volleyball: NVVA Invitational Kicks off Today in Sterling
(Aug. 31, 2012) - Broad Run High School will join 15 other AAA Northern Virginia schools at the second annual NVVA Invitational which starts today at 3 p.m. at the Northern Virginia Volleyball Center in Sterling. The two-day tournament features action on four courts.
The teams are divided into four groups for pool play:
Pool A: Woodson, Westfield, Fairfax, Washington-Lee
Pool B: South County, Broad Run, Robinson, Marshall
Pool C: West Springfield, Chantilly, Madison, Herndon
Pool D: Oakton, Lake Braddock, South Lakes, Falls Church
The teams are divided into four groups for pool play:
Pool A: Woodson, Westfield, Fairfax, Washington-Lee
Pool B: South County, Broad Run, Robinson, Marshall
Pool C: West Springfield, Chantilly, Madison, Herndon
Pool D: Oakton, Lake Braddock, South Lakes, Falls Church
News: Potomac Falls Honors Olympic Gold Medal Swimmer Matt McLean
All photos courtesy of Potomac Falls High School senior Heather Stewart
(Aug. 31, 2012) - The Potomac Falls High School football team opened the 2012 season with a 23-7 loss to Liberty last Friday but the Panthers had plenty to celebrate about as they honored Panther alum and London Games Olympic Gold swimming medalist Matt McLean.During the pregame, McLean conducted the coin toss. At halftime, he received standing ovations from both the Liberty-Bealeton crowd and the proud Panther crowd as he took a 'victory lap' in the Olympicmobile/Gator, driven by current Potomac Falls swim coach Neil Costello, who was instrumental in getting Matt and his family to attend the football game.
The crowd exceeded expectations for a non-district game, played before school had begun. Over 150 people waited in line on the track to shake hands with, have their picture taken with, or get the autograph of the 2006 PFHS graduate, who became the first-ever Loudoun Gold Medalist as a member of the men's 4x200 relay squad.
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Football: Arneson Runs Wild in Loudoun County's Opener
(Aug. 31, 2012) - Loudoun County High School has a bye tonight but the Raiders probably wish they were back on the field after a fast start to the 2012 season with a 53-21 win over Freedom in South Riding.
The Raiders got a huge game from senior Matt Arneson who rushed for 239 yards on just 14 carries, four of them resulting in TDs. Arenson's average carry gained 17 yards.
The Raiders got a huge game from senior Matt Arneson who rushed for 239 yards on just 14 carries, four of them resulting in TDs. Arenson's average carry gained 17 yards.
Youth Sports: Girls Basketball - Loudoun Freedom Seeks Players for Grades 3 thru 8 AAU Teams
(Aug. 31, 2012) - The Loudoun Freedom is supporting girls AAU basketball teams in the 3rd grade through 8th grade this fall and this winter. They are seeking players interested in playing competitive level basketball, especially over the winter.
There will be tryouts for spring teams in February 2013. For more information, contact Michael Turner at michaelturner@aol.com or 703-303-0808 or www.loudounfreedom.com.
There will be tryouts for spring teams in February 2013. For more information, contact Michael Turner at michaelturner@aol.com or 703-303-0808 or www.loudounfreedom.com.
Football: Woodgrove Looks to Make it 2-0 Tonight at Brentsville
(Aug. 31, 2012) - Let's face it, Woodgrove High School new head football coach Mike Skinner is used to winning. He did it at Centreville High School where he led the Wildcats to a VHSL Division 5 state title in 2000 and he did it at Stone Bridge High School where he was the defensive coordinator who helped the Bulldogs get to back-to-back title games in 2009 and 2010.
And now Skinner is winning with the Wolverines, who thumped Jefferson County (WV) last Friday in his debut, 52-7, behind 378 yards rushing and go on the road tonight at Brentsville High School.
And now Skinner is winning with the Wolverines, who thumped Jefferson County (WV) last Friday in his debut, 52-7, behind 378 yards rushing and go on the road tonight at Brentsville High School.
News: Loudoun County Sheriff's Office Conductoing Back-to-School Enforcement Campaign
(Aug. 31, 2012) - Now that school in Loudoun is already back in full swing, please keep the students in mind when driving and the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office is going to help you with its Back-to-School campaign where they will be strictly enforcing speed and other traffic violations in the area of elementary, middle and high schools throughout the county.
News: Potomac Falls 10-Year Reunion Celebrating for a Great Cause with 18 Holes for Nicole Outing
(Aug. 31, 2012) - The Potomac Falls High School Class of 2002 is taking advantage of its 10-year reunion the weekend of Sept. 14-16 to come together for a great cause as the organizers are encouraging Panther grads to play in the 18 Holes for Nicole charity golf tournament.
The tournament, which benefits the Nicole Megaloudis Foundation which was founded in memory of a 2003 Potomac Falls grad, gets off with a shotgun start on Sept. 16 at 1p m.. at the Virginia Oaks Golf Club in Gainesville.
"Nicole was a dear friend of mine and many others in our class," said one of the organizers Jen Bergmark. "This year we were lucky enough that the tournament fell on our reunion weekend so we decided to participate in the tournament as part of the weekend activities."
The tournament, which benefits the Nicole Megaloudis Foundation which was founded in memory of a 2003 Potomac Falls grad, gets off with a shotgun start on Sept. 16 at 1p m.. at the Virginia Oaks Golf Club in Gainesville.
"Nicole was a dear friend of mine and many others in our class," said one of the organizers Jen Bergmark. "This year we were lucky enough that the tournament fell on our reunion weekend so we decided to participate in the tournament as part of the weekend activities."
Football: Briar Woods vs. Broad Run All-Time Series Recap
(Aug. 31, 2012) - If you don't arrive early tonight at Broad Run High School for the Spartans annual "Backyard Brawl" with neighbor Briar Woods, then don't even think about getting a parking space. Since the start of the series, the games between these two talented programs -- they have combined to win the last four VHSL Division 4 state titles -- have drawn standing room only crowds.
Here is a look at every game in the series, which Broad Run leads, 4-2:
Here is a look at every game in the series, which Broad Run leads, 4-2:
News: Team Joe Charity Golf Tournament Set for Oct. 4
Price is $125 per golfer. You can register here.
The tournament is named for Cheers Sports owner Denny Petrella's son, Joe Petrella, who was born 12 weeks early and weighed only 1.5 pounds. He fought for his life the moment he entered this world. Lucky for Joe he was in the best possible place ~ the NICU at Inova Fairfax Hospital for Children.
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Football: Briar Woods QB Trace McSorley Game-by-Game
(Aug. 30, 2012) - Just one game into his junior season and Briar Woods High School quarterback Trace McSorley has already racked up career numbers including nearly 4,500 yards passing, almost 50 touchdowns in the air on his way to a 28-3 record as a starter and two VHSL Division 4 state titles.McSorely, who tossed a school-record five touchdowns in the Falcons 42-14 season-opening win on Friday over Patriot, will face Broad Run this Friday in a showdown in Ashburn at 7:30 p.m. The Spartans are one of only three teams to beat McSorely and Briar Woods since 2010.
Briar Woods will enter the game Friday at Broad Run on a 15 game winning streak dating back to the Falcons season-opening loss last year to Broad Run, 14-0. The Falcons have won 26 of their last 27.
McSorley is on pace to break Heritage High School QB Austin Nelson's all-time Loudoun mark of 6,823 yards passing in a career. Here is a look at McSorley's sparkling career as a starter, game-by-game:
Football: McSorley Tosses School-Record 5 TDs as Briar Woods Opens Season with 15th Straight Win
By George Khalsa
Special to Viva Loudoun via BWHsports.org
Ashburn (Aug. 30, 2012) -Playing their first-ever varsity football game the Patriot Pioneers from Prince William County had the misfortune of facing the 2010 and 2011 AA Division 4 state champion Briar Woods Falcons on their home turf.
Receiving the kickoff, the Pioneers first-ever offensive play, however, was a stunner. Sophomore Cody Agnew unloaded a long, high, spiral that was caught in stride by WR Zak Watson and taken to the Falcon five. Four plays later RB Vic Ceglie scored the Pioneer’s first touchdown. K Jamie Corcoran made good on the extra point and the visitors had a 7-0 lead in less than a minute.
That would be the high point of the evening for the Pioneers as the Falcons ran off six consecutive touchdowns en route to a 42-14 victory. In a game which went to a running clock before half of the third quarter had elapsed the Falcons piled up 474 yards of offense as they won for the 14th consecutive game and for the 26th time in 27 contests. BW junior quarterback Trace McSorley finished with a school record five TDs in the win and has now thrown for more than 4,000 yards in his career.
Special to Viva Loudoun via BWHsports.org
Ashburn (Aug. 30, 2012) -Playing their first-ever varsity football game the Patriot Pioneers from Prince William County had the misfortune of facing the 2010 and 2011 AA Division 4 state champion Briar Woods Falcons on their home turf.
Receiving the kickoff, the Pioneers first-ever offensive play, however, was a stunner. Sophomore Cody Agnew unloaded a long, high, spiral that was caught in stride by WR Zak Watson and taken to the Falcon five. Four plays later RB Vic Ceglie scored the Pioneer’s first touchdown. K Jamie Corcoran made good on the extra point and the visitors had a 7-0 lead in less than a minute.
That would be the high point of the evening for the Pioneers as the Falcons ran off six consecutive touchdowns en route to a 42-14 victory. In a game which went to a running clock before half of the third quarter had elapsed the Falcons piled up 474 yards of offense as they won for the 14th consecutive game and for the 26th time in 27 contests. BW junior quarterback Trace McSorley finished with a school record five TDs in the win and has now thrown for more than 4,000 yards in his career.
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News: Loudoun County Sheriff's Office Seeks Public's Assistance to Help Locate Missing Leesburg Woman
| Missing: Leyla Mastova McCullagh |
At the time she appeared to be suffering from an unknown medical condition.
Detectives with the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office are concerned for her well-being and are asking anyone with information regarding her whereabouts to contact the Loudoun County Sheriffâs Office immediately by calling 703-777-0475.
Photo Gallery: Football - Broad Run vs. Park View by Dan Sousa
(Aug. 30, 2012) - Viva Loudoun editor Dan Sousa shot the Broad Run vs. Park View high school football game last week. Check out all the photos here!
Photo Gallery: Football - Dominion Freshman vs. Handley by Scott Shepherd
(Aug. 30, 2012) - Scott Shepherd was on the sidelines for the Dominion High School football game against Handley last week. Check out all 147 shots here!
Week 2: Viva Loudoun You Pick'Em Football Contest 2012 - Sponsored by Gayle King of CENTURY 21 Redwood Realty
(Aug. 30, 2012) - We had a record 176 fans play in Week 1 ... do you have what it takes to win in Week 2 of the Viva Loudoun high school football You Pick'Em contest?
The contest is simple, you pick the winner's of the local high school football games (complete the form below!) and if you win for the week ... you get an awesome Viva Loudoun t-shirt that recently was spotted on Justin Timberlake ... (er, time out, we know for a fact that Timberlake does NOT have a T so you can actually be cooler than him!)
Each week we will keep your record and at the end of the year the top player will get $100 in their pocket and $100 given to their local Loudoun high school of choice (hey, our site is called Viva Loudoun ... not Viva Fairfax County ...). Runner-up gets $50 and third place gets $25.
How do we have these cash prizes to give out ... because passed the boot at a stoplight last week ... just teasing ... it is because Gayle King of CENTURY 21 Redwood Realty is our sponsor. If you see her ... THANK her!
Fine print: Our last 3 Employees of Viva Loudoun (if there were any) are not eligible ... Using a crystal ball is allowed but we will disqualify any pickers on EPO (do ya hear that Lance!?!) ... Our contest is rated a 10.0 if you throw out the 6.0 from the Romanian judge ... Little known fact that one of the RNC planks is for ALL Americans to play You Pick'Em ... While I have your attention we are still searching for 3 glue sticks, a mechanical eraser and 76 6-subject notebooks for our Back to School supplies ... If you do well in this contest, you can actually receive high school credit!
The contest is simple, you pick the winner's of the local high school football games (complete the form below!) and if you win for the week ... you get an awesome Viva Loudoun t-shirt that recently was spotted on Justin Timberlake ... (er, time out, we know for a fact that Timberlake does NOT have a T so you can actually be cooler than him!)
Each week we will keep your record and at the end of the year the top player will get $100 in their pocket and $100 given to their local Loudoun high school of choice (hey, our site is called Viva Loudoun ... not Viva Fairfax County ...). Runner-up gets $50 and third place gets $25.
How do we have these cash prizes to give out ... because passed the boot at a stoplight last week ... just teasing ... it is because Gayle King of CENTURY 21 Redwood Realty is our sponsor. If you see her ... THANK her!
Fine print: Our last 3 Employees of Viva Loudoun (if there were any) are not eligible ... Using a crystal ball is allowed but we will disqualify any pickers on EPO (do ya hear that Lance!?!) ... Our contest is rated a 10.0 if you throw out the 6.0 from the Romanian judge ... Little known fact that one of the RNC planks is for ALL Americans to play You Pick'Em ... While I have your attention we are still searching for 3 glue sticks, a mechanical eraser and 76 6-subject notebooks for our Back to School supplies ... If you do well in this contest, you can actually receive high school credit!
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
News: Loudoun County Offers New Homeless Prevention Program
(Aug. 29, 2012) - While Loudoun is one of the richest counties in the United States, there are those locally in need and with that ion mind the Loudoun County Department of Family Services is administering a new program aimed at preventing homelessness in Loudoun.
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Photo Gallery: Football - Woodgrove vs. Jefferson County by Jeff Vennitti
(Aug. 28, 2012) - The Mike Skinner head football coach era got off to a winning start Friday at Woodgrove High School and Jeff Venitti was on hand to shoot photos of the Wolverines win over Jefferson County. See all 111 shots here!
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Golf: Independent Girls Prep Team Opens Play Today
(Aug. 28, 2012) - A new high school golf option for girls teed off today with an independent Cascades team, comprised mostly of girls from Potomac Falls High School, facing Chantilly in a match.
Currently Loudoun County public high schools do not field separate girls golf teams. Girls that want to golf, play on the co-ed teams with boys with the majority of spots on rosters taken up by the boys.
Currently Loudoun County public high schools do not field separate girls golf teams. Girls that want to golf, play on the co-ed teams with boys with the majority of spots on rosters taken up by the boys.
Redskins: Tight End Chris Cooley Released
(Aug. 28, 2012) - The Washington Redskins released veteran tight end Chris Cooley Tuesday, one of the most popular players since joining the team in 2004 and a fixture in the Loudoun community where he owns The Cooley Gallery in downtown Leesburg.
You Pick'Em: 20 Fans Go a Perfect 10-0 in Week 1 -- Beating All the LoCo Media Experts!
(Aug. 28, 2012) - Week 1 of Viva Loudoun's You Pick'Em high school football contest saw a record 176 fans and 20 of them were a perfect 10-0 on the week -- beating the LoCo Media Experts, a panel of 11 local sports journalists!
The LoCo Media Experts are playing not only for glory but the overall season winner will have $100 donated to their favorite charity! The defending champion is Washington Post prep guru Matt Brooks.
Our fans are playing for an overall season prize of $100 to the winner (plus $100 to their favorite Loudoun high school) with second place netting $50 and third place $25. Last year our champion was Roger James with Broad Run collecting money for his win. Jane Baker was runner-up and Potomac Falls state champion basketball coach Jeff Hawes was third!
Our weekly winners collect a cool Viva Loudoun t-shirt and this week we have two t-shirt winners with identical picks in the tiebreaker -- both Big Ed and Everett of Sterling were 10-0 and called Broad Run's 35-0 win at Park View as 35-6. See the leaderboard below for the other 18 perfect pickers. Week 2's picks will be released shortly so tune back in!
And a super big shout out to the sponsor of our You Pick'Em Gayle King of CENTURY 21 Redwood Realty ... her generous support allows us to fund the cash prizes! So give her a thumbs up the next time you see her at a local game!
The LoCo Media Experts are playing not only for glory but the overall season winner will have $100 donated to their favorite charity! The defending champion is Washington Post prep guru Matt Brooks.
Our fans are playing for an overall season prize of $100 to the winner (plus $100 to their favorite Loudoun high school) with second place netting $50 and third place $25. Last year our champion was Roger James with Broad Run collecting money for his win. Jane Baker was runner-up and Potomac Falls state champion basketball coach Jeff Hawes was third!
Our weekly winners collect a cool Viva Loudoun t-shirt and this week we have two t-shirt winners with identical picks in the tiebreaker -- both Big Ed and Everett of Sterling were 10-0 and called Broad Run's 35-0 win at Park View as 35-6. See the leaderboard below for the other 18 perfect pickers. Week 2's picks will be released shortly so tune back in!
And a super big shout out to the sponsor of our You Pick'Em Gayle King of CENTURY 21 Redwood Realty ... her generous support allows us to fund the cash prizes! So give her a thumbs up the next time you see her at a local game!
Football: Broad Run Shuts Out Park View, 35-0, to Start Season
Broad Run QB Brady Reitzel Postgame
By Dan Sousa
Viva Loudoun Editor
(Aug. 28, 2012) - For a quarter in Friday's opener at Park View High School it looked as if visiting Broad Run was stuck in preseason scrimmage mode but sophomore quarterback Brady Reitzel and a stout Spartan defense soon shifted into midseason mode with three touchdowns in the final 4:39 of the first half on the way to a 35-0 shutout.
The long-time rivals -- Broad Run (1969) and Park View (1976) were the third and fourth high schools opened in Loudoun which now has 13 high schools total -- were in a scoreless deadlock when Reitzel, making his starting QB debut, got in the groove, capping off drives with TD runs of 2 and 8 yards and then finding junior Corey Hilberath all alone down the left sidelines for a 40-yard TD.
Broad Run kept the momentum going in the second half, scoring on their first two drives, to make it five consecutive touchdowns and a 35-0 lead. At that point, Broad Run emptied the bench and the game finished quickly with a running clock due to the VHSL "slaughter rule".
The Spartan defense, led by new defensive coordinator Chris Brown who previously coached at Briar Woods and replaced Jason Dawson who left Broad Run to start the new program at John Champe High School, held the Patriots to just 94 total yards (67 rushing on 30 attempts and 27 yards passing) and Park View did not advance the ball into Broad Run territory until late in the game.
By Dan Sousa
Viva Loudoun Editor
(Aug. 28, 2012) - For a quarter in Friday's opener at Park View High School it looked as if visiting Broad Run was stuck in preseason scrimmage mode but sophomore quarterback Brady Reitzel and a stout Spartan defense soon shifted into midseason mode with three touchdowns in the final 4:39 of the first half on the way to a 35-0 shutout.
The long-time rivals -- Broad Run (1969) and Park View (1976) were the third and fourth high schools opened in Loudoun which now has 13 high schools total -- were in a scoreless deadlock when Reitzel, making his starting QB debut, got in the groove, capping off drives with TD runs of 2 and 8 yards and then finding junior Corey Hilberath all alone down the left sidelines for a 40-yard TD.
Broad Run kept the momentum going in the second half, scoring on their first two drives, to make it five consecutive touchdowns and a 35-0 lead. At that point, Broad Run emptied the bench and the game finished quickly with a running clock due to the VHSL "slaughter rule".
The Spartan defense, led by new defensive coordinator Chris Brown who previously coached at Briar Woods and replaced Jason Dawson who left Broad Run to start the new program at John Champe High School, held the Patriots to just 94 total yards (67 rushing on 30 attempts and 27 yards passing) and Park View did not advance the ball into Broad Run territory until late in the game.
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Monday, August 27, 2012
News: Loudoun County Sheriff's Office Expands D.A.R.E. Program into County Middle Schools
(Aug. 27, 2012) - The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office will expand the Drug Abuse and Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) Program into Loudoun County Middle Schools during the 2012-2013 school year.The six-week program, consisting of ten lessons will be provided to all 6th graders in the spring during health and PE classes. A follow-up instructional class will also be taught to all 8th graders. The expansion of the program comes at no extra cost as the classes will be taught by current members of the Loudoun County Sheriffâs Office School Resource Officer Unit who are assigned to county middle schools. Previously, the program was offered only to all 5th graders at county elementary schools.
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News: VHSL Details Six Classification Playoff Configuration for Each Sport
(Aug. 27, 2012) - The Virginia High School League is nearing a complete overhaul of how public high school playoffs work in the state with a move to a six classification system for almost all sports. The proposed changes will result in an "all in" playoff system where schools advance to a conference level to start their road towards a state championship.
Here is a look at specifics on how playoffs would work for different sports:
Six Classification Playoff Configuration by Sport – 8/2/12
The default for all championships shall be:
• “All in” for each conference.
• Conference champion and runner‐up advance to regional play.
• Top two teams in regional play advance to state play.
Here is a look at specifics on how playoffs would work for different sports:
Six Classification Playoff Configuration by Sport – 8/2/12
The default for all championships shall be:
• “All in” for each conference.
• Conference champion and runner‐up advance to regional play.
• Top two teams in regional play advance to state play.
NFL: Washington Redskins Make Roster Moves
Ashburn (Aug. 27, 2012) - The Washington Redskins announced today that they have waived the following players: RB Antwon Bailey,OL Chris Campbell, RB Lennon Creer, QB Jonathan Crompton, WR Samuel Kirkland, WR Lance Lewis (Waived-Injured), LB Monte Lewis, G Nick Martinez, TE Beau Reliford, CB and Morgan Trent (Waived with Injury Settlement)
In addition, the Redskins released the following veterans: OL James Lee, OL Tony Moll, and K Neil Rackers Additionally, the team has dealt cornerback Kevin Barnes to the Detroit Lions via trade. Offensive tackle Jammal Brown was placed on the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list from the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list.
The team has until 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, Sept. 1 to trim its roster to 53 players. Teams may build a practice squad of eight players beginning at noon ET on Saturday, Sept. 1.
In addition, the Redskins released the following veterans: OL James Lee, OL Tony Moll, and K Neil Rackers Additionally, the team has dealt cornerback Kevin Barnes to the Detroit Lions via trade. Offensive tackle Jammal Brown was placed on the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list from the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list.
The team has until 9 p.m. ET on Saturday, Sept. 1 to trim its roster to 53 players. Teams may build a practice squad of eight players beginning at noon ET on Saturday, Sept. 1.
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Photo Gallery: Cross Country - Great Meadow Invitational by Scott Shepherd
(Aug. 27, 2012) - Scott Shepherd was busy this weekend, covering the first cross country meet of the year at Great Meadow. Check out the 229 shots he has put up!
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Photo Gallery: Football - Tuscarora vs. Millbrook by Gary Sousa
(Aug. 27, 2012) - Gary Sousa (dude with a very cool last name!) was at Millbrook High School Friday night to capture the football season-opener with Tuscarora. View all 78 shots by the talented Mr. Sousa here!
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Photo Gallery: Football - Loudoun County vs. Freedom by Craig Sterbutzel
(Aug. 27, 2012) - Veteran photographer Craig Sterbutzel was on hand at the varsity football season opener Friday in South Riding as Freedom High School took on former Dulles District foe Loudoun County. View the gallery!
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Photo Gallery: Football - Dominion Freshman vs. Potomac Falls by Scott Shepherd
(Aug. 27, 2012) - Football is back on all levels and super shooter Scott Shepherd captured some wonderful images from the Dominion High School freshman football scrimmage with neighboring Potomac Falls. See all 151 shots!
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Potomac Falls,
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News: Loudoun Public Schools Open Today to 68,170 Students
(Aug. 27, 2012) - The 82 public schools of Loudoun County will open this morning, August 27th, welcoming an estimated 68,170 students for the 2012-13 school year. This year, students again start before Labor Day. The earlier start will allow schools to close on June 6th. This year, LCPS will welcome the addition of one new high school and one new elementary school. The new schools are:
Fall Sports: 2012 Schedules for Loudoun
Fall 2012 Sports Schedule
(This schedule is subject to change ... check with your school before heading out!)
Thurs. Nov. 1
Cross Country
Region II Meet at Tuscarora HS, 3 and 3:45
Northwest Region Meet at Panorama Farms
Northern Region Meet at Burke Lake
Volleyball
Dulles District Semifinals, 7 p.m.
Loudoun Valley at Loudoun County
Heritage at Potomac Falls
Cedar Run District Finals at Broad Run
3rd Place: Battlefield vs. Patriot, 5 p.m.
Finals: Broad Run vs. Freedom, 30 minutes after 1st match
Liberty District Semifinals at Stone Bridge
Stone Bridge vs. Fairfax, 5:30
Madison vs. Langley, 7
Fri. Nov. 2
Football
Briar Woods at Loudoun County, 7 p.m.
Freedom at Broad Run, 7:30 p.m.
Madison County at John Champe, 7 p.m.
Potomac Falls at Dominion, 7 p.m.
Tuscarora at Heritage, 7 p.m.
Woodgrove at Loudoun Valley, 7 p.m.
Fairfax at Stone Bridge, 7:30 p.m.
Sat. Nov. 3
Competitive Cheer
Region II Meet at Champe
Northern Region Finals at Fairfax, 5 p.m.
Girls Volleyball
Dulles District Final at high seed, 3 p.m.
Liberty District Final at Stone Bridge, 2 p.m.
Northwest Region First Round
Football
Valley Forge Military Academy at Virginia Lions
Tues. Nov. 6
Volleyball
Region II Tournament Quarterfinals
Thurs. Nov. 8
Volleyball
Region II Tournament Semifinals
Fri. Nov. 9
Football
Playoffs Week 1
Sat. Nov. 10
Competitive Cheer
State Meets at VCU
Cross Country
State Meets at Great Meadow in The Plains
Volleyball
Region II Tournament Finals
Tues. Nov. 13
Volleyball
State Quarterfinals
Fri. Nov. 16
Football
Playoffs Week 2
Volleyball
State Semifinals
Sat. Nov. 16
Volleyball
State Finals
Fri. Nov. 23
Football
Playoffs Regional Finals
Fri. Nov. 30 - Sat. Dec. 1
Football
State Semifinals
Sat. Dec. 8
Football
State Finals
Cross Country
Region II Meet at Tuscarora HS, 3 and 3:45
Northwest Region Meet at Panorama Farms
Northern Region Meet at Burke Lake
Volleyball
Dulles District Semifinals, 7 p.m.
Loudoun Valley at Loudoun County
Heritage at Potomac Falls
Cedar Run District Finals at Broad Run
3rd Place: Battlefield vs. Patriot, 5 p.m.
Finals: Broad Run vs. Freedom, 30 minutes after 1st match
Liberty District Semifinals at Stone Bridge
Stone Bridge vs. Fairfax, 5:30
Madison vs. Langley, 7
Fri. Nov. 2
Football
Briar Woods at Loudoun County, 7 p.m.
Freedom at Broad Run, 7:30 p.m.
Madison County at John Champe, 7 p.m.
Potomac Falls at Dominion, 7 p.m.
Tuscarora at Heritage, 7 p.m.
Woodgrove at Loudoun Valley, 7 p.m.
Fairfax at Stone Bridge, 7:30 p.m.
Sat. Nov. 3
Competitive Cheer
Region II Meet at Champe
Northern Region Finals at Fairfax, 5 p.m.
Girls Volleyball
Dulles District Final at high seed, 3 p.m.
Liberty District Final at Stone Bridge, 2 p.m.
Northwest Region First Round
Football
Valley Forge Military Academy at Virginia Lions
Tues. Nov. 6
Volleyball
Region II Tournament Quarterfinals
Thurs. Nov. 8
Volleyball
Region II Tournament Semifinals
Fri. Nov. 9
Football
Playoffs Week 1
Sat. Nov. 10
Competitive Cheer
State Meets at VCU
Cross Country
State Meets at Great Meadow in The Plains
Volleyball
Region II Tournament Finals
Tues. Nov. 13
Volleyball
State Quarterfinals
Fri. Nov. 16
Football
Playoffs Week 2
Volleyball
State Semifinals
Sat. Nov. 16
Volleyball
State Finals
Fri. Nov. 23
Football
Playoffs Regional Finals
Fri. Nov. 30 - Sat. Dec. 1
Football
State Semifinals
Sat. Dec. 8
Football
State Finals
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Friday, August 24, 2012
Volleyball: Class of 2013 Trio Makes Choices - Loudoun County's Huewe (Towson), Loudoun Valley's Hammer (Coastal Carolina) & Stone Bridge's Ackermann (Rider)
(Aug. 24, 2012) - The 2012-13 school year doesn't start until Monday but there are already 32 seniors committed to play NCAA Division I athletics with a trio of girls volleyball players making verbals including Loudoun County's Taylor Huewe to Towson University, Loudoun Valley's Morgan Hammer to Coastal Carolina and Stone Bridge's Ryan Ackermann to Rider Univesity.
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Football: Friday Night Scoreboard
Viva Loudoun Friday Night Football Scoreboard
(The most fun you can have in Loudoun after 10 p.m. ...)
Friday Aug. 24
Football
Briar Woods 42, Patriot 14
Broad Run 35, Park View 0
Osbourn Park 42, John Champe 0
Loudoun County 53, Freedom 21
James Wood 30, Heritage 27
Fauquier 16, Loudoun Valley 13 (OT)
Liberty 23, Potomac Falls 7
Tuscarora 41, Millbrook 21
Woodgrove 52, Jefferson County WV 7
Other Scores from Around the State
Amherst County 32, Northside 6
Battlefield 42, Gar-Field 0
Chancellor 25, Riverbend 6
Christiansburg 35, Floyd 21
Clarke County 40, Berkeley Springs 0
Eastern View 23, Louisa County 14
E.C. Glass 49, Charlottesville 28
Fluvanna 43, Prince Edward 14
Franklin County 35, William Fleming 0
George Washington-Danville 16, Petersburg 0
Harrisonburg 13, Turner Ashby 7
James Monroe 44, Tabb 6
Jefferson Forest 42, Halifax County 19
King George 34, Manassas Park 12
Kettle Run 50, Brentsville 6
Lord Botetourt 26, James River 6
Martinsburg 38, Sherando 0
Massaponax 26, Courtland 15
Mountain View 52, Freedom-PW 0
Ocean Lakes 60, Tallwood 0
Osbourn 40, Brooke Point 0
Patrick Henry-Roanoke 24, Hidden Valley 21
Poquoson 20, Southampton 0
Potomac 28, Stafford 10
Skyline 41, Musselman 28
Stonewall Jackson 29, Forest Park 14
Washington and Lee 21, Spotsylvania 17
Western Albemarle 21, Albemarle 12
William Byrd 27, Cave Spring 24
Briar Woods 42, Patriot 14
Broad Run 35, Park View 0
Osbourn Park 42, John Champe 0
Loudoun County 53, Freedom 21
James Wood 30, Heritage 27
Fauquier 16, Loudoun Valley 13 (OT)
Liberty 23, Potomac Falls 7
Tuscarora 41, Millbrook 21
Woodgrove 52, Jefferson County WV 7
Other Scores from Around the State
Amherst County 32, Northside 6
Battlefield 42, Gar-Field 0
Chancellor 25, Riverbend 6
Christiansburg 35, Floyd 21
Clarke County 40, Berkeley Springs 0
Eastern View 23, Louisa County 14
E.C. Glass 49, Charlottesville 28
Fluvanna 43, Prince Edward 14
Franklin County 35, William Fleming 0
George Washington-Danville 16, Petersburg 0
Harrisonburg 13, Turner Ashby 7
James Monroe 44, Tabb 6
Jefferson Forest 42, Halifax County 19
King George 34, Manassas Park 12
Kettle Run 50, Brentsville 6
Lord Botetourt 26, James River 6
Martinsburg 38, Sherando 0
Massaponax 26, Courtland 15
Mountain View 52, Freedom-PW 0
Ocean Lakes 60, Tallwood 0
Osbourn 40, Brooke Point 0
Patrick Henry-Roanoke 24, Hidden Valley 21
Poquoson 20, Southampton 0
Potomac 28, Stafford 10
Skyline 41, Musselman 28
Stonewall Jackson 29, Forest Park 14
Washington and Lee 21, Spotsylvania 17
Western Albemarle 21, Albemarle 12
William Byrd 27, Cave Spring 24
Girls Lacrosse: Loudoun County Assistant Megan Kerns Moves up to Head Coach
Leesburg (Aug. 24, 2012) - Loudoun County High School girls lacrosse assistant coach Megan Kerns has been promoted to head coach of the Raiders girls program. Also, former Loudoun County boys coach Dennis O'Hara will join the girls staff as an assistant coach.
O'Hara stepped down from the boys program after the spring due to a potential conflict with his schedule. With that conflict now cleared up, O'Hara is returning to Loudoun County on the girls side.
Raider AD Ken Wright: "Those conflicts look like they are not going to materialize after all, and so we keep his knowledge and leadership at LCHS, something I could not have envisioned in June. A great gain for our girls lax program, and the whole athletic program."
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Redskins: Clinton Portis Announces Retirement; Exits as Franchise's Second-Leading Rusher
Special to Viva Loudoun via Washington Redskins
Ashburn (Aug. 23, 2012) -– Clinton Portis, a nine-year NFL veteran running back responsible for the two most prolific single seasons in rushing yardage in Washington Redskins history, announced his retirement Thursday at a news conference at Redskins Park.
Portis — who became revered in Washington not only for his production, but also for his colorful personality and his tenacity in pass protection — exits the NFL as the Redskins’ second-leading rusher in team history. Portis ranks second in team history in rushing yardage (6,824), carries (1,667) and rushing touchdowns (46). His 1,516-yard and 1,487-yard seasons in 2005 and 2008, respectively, represent the highest single-season rushing yardage totals in franchise history. Including his 2004 and 2007 seasons, Portis is responsible for four of the top 10 single-season rushing performances in the franchise’s 80-year history.
Girls Volleyball: Battle of Ashburn Features 9 Matches Saturday
(Aug. 23, 2012) - The girls volleyball season will kick into high gear quickly with Saturday's Battle of Ashburn tournament which features nine matches between Briar Woods, Broad Run and Stone Bridge on the freshman, JV and varsity levels.
Broad Run High School is the host this year with $6 admission gaining entrance to:
9 a.m. JV Stone Bridge vs. Broad Run (main)
9 a.m. Freshman Stone Bridge vs. Broad Run (aux gym)
10:15 a.m. Freshman Briar Woods vs. Stone Bridge (aux)
10:30 a.m. Varsity Stone Bridge vs. Broad Run (main)
11:30 a.m. JV Briar Woods vs. Stone Bridge (aux)
Noon Varsity Briar Woods vs. Stone Bridge (main)
12:45 p.m. Freshman Briar Woods vs. Broad Run (aux)
1:30 p.m. Varsity Broad Run vs. Briar Woods (main)
2 p.m. JV Briar Woods vs. Broad Run (aux)
Broad Run High School is the host this year with $6 admission gaining entrance to:
9 a.m. JV Stone Bridge vs. Broad Run (main)
9 a.m. Freshman Stone Bridge vs. Broad Run (aux gym)
10:15 a.m. Freshman Briar Woods vs. Stone Bridge (aux)
10:30 a.m. Varsity Stone Bridge vs. Broad Run (main)
11:30 a.m. JV Briar Woods vs. Stone Bridge (aux)
Noon Varsity Briar Woods vs. Stone Bridge (main)
12:45 p.m. Freshman Briar Woods vs. Broad Run (aux)
1:30 p.m. Varsity Broad Run vs. Briar Woods (main)
2 p.m. JV Briar Woods vs. Broad Run (aux)
Golf: Milestone! Champe Secures First Victory for New School in Any Sport!
(Aug. 23, 2012) - The John Champe High School golf team made history this week when the Knights became the first team in the new school's "history" to win an athletic contest with a 190-193 win over Park View at Algonkian golf course.Champe opens on Monday in Aldie, becoming Loudoun's 13th public high school and 8th to open since 2000.
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