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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Boys Basketball: Loudoun Valley Only Unbeaten Team Left in Dulles District

(Dec. 19, 2012) - Less than a third into the big 18-game Dulles District schedule and the Loudoun Valley High School boys basketball team is the only squad unbeaten in district play at 4-0. And at 7-0 the Vikings are also the area's only undefeated team overall.

Valley beat Briar Woods Tuesday, 62-41, with Josh Grimard scoring 22 and Paul Rowley adding 19. The Falcons are 1-1 in district after a late start to the season due to the football playoffs. Spencer Hatcher led  Briar Woods with 17.

Tuscarora (4-1 in district) is a half-game behind the Vikings after Dominion knocked off the Huskies Tuesday, 60-58, on sophomore guard Lael Davis' buzzer beater. Davis finished with 18 points and junior Milad Alaiaen had 17 for the Titans (3-2 in district) in the big win. Tuscarora was led by Justin Aird and A.J. Robinson with 14 each and Jordan Roach scored 12.

Heritage (4-2) sits in third after knocking off Potomac Falls (3-2) on Tuesday, 61-58. Jesse Case and Mister Lewis each had 16 for the Pride and Zach Coffman added 14. Wanya Allen led the Panthers with 23.

Sitting with Dominion and Potomac Falls at 3-2 is Loudoun County, a 59-47 winner over Park View (1-5) Tuesday. The Raiders were led by Michael Anderson with 19 and Quan Stinger added 13. Park View was led by Cody Horvath (14) and Brenden Foley (13).

Woodgrove (1-4) won for the first time on the year with a 69-45 victory over first-year Champe. Tyler Moore and Davie Wick each scored 10 points for the Wolverines who had 13 players find the scorebook. Champe was led by Zachary Burdick's 23.

In Cedar Run action, both Broad Run and Freedom won Tuesday. The Spartans beat Osbourn, 64-41, with Bryce Humphrey scoring 12 and Khiorie Stewart scoring 10. Freedom beat Patriot, 57-40, with Darren Hawkins scoring 20 and Roderick Smith adding 17.


 

1 comment:

  1. Great job, Zachary Burdick! We are so proud of you! Love, Aunt Laurie

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