Football: Live Coverage of State Final Games Sponsored by AYFL and Dr. Ann Hebda DDS

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Stone Bridge was forced to a 3 and out to start 4th and
Stone Bridge defense did same to Lake Taylor

SB took over at LT 31 after poor punt but now faces 4th and 9 with less than 7 to go

Burns hits Goldring over middle on clutch pass play to 1 ... wow!
Burns scores on next play to but Lake Taylor lead to 20-14 with 6:20 left ...

Exciting stuff here at UVa

Lake Taylor driving to SB 41 after their quarterback Williams prevents sack by Allen with late pitch  ... key play!

Now 3rd and 7 for LT at SB 40 with 4:23 and counting!

Sack by Cameron Reynolds! brings up 4th and 13 with 3:37 and counting

Punt and Stone Bridge takes over at own 16 trailing 20-14 with less than 3 left now ...
Two running plays nets first down at own 26 but they have a long way to go ...
They have all 3 timeouts left.

Pass interference called on Lake Taylor, moves ball to the SB 41 with 2:35 left!

Exciting stuff!

Yarborough with big run to Lake Taylor 40
Dailey to 35 with 2:00 left!
Yarborough stacked up ... going to be 3rd and 4 from 33 of LT 1:35 and counting

Dailey for first down at Lake Taylor 28 ... time out SB with 1:15 left ... down 20-14 in state title game

Yarborough carries to LT 24 with under 1 to play

Burns takes big hit at 20

And that is all she wrote as Stone Bridge fumbles the ball away at Lake Taylor 21 ... heartbreak back to Ashburn once more but what a gutsy comeback from down 20-0 ...

Final Lake Taylor 21, Stone Bridge 14 as Bulldogs fall in Division 5 state title game for third time in four years.

AYFL is the main sponsor of Viva Loudoun's state title football coverage!

(Dec. 7, 2012) - Viva Loudoun editor Dan Sousa will be providing updates Live! from the VHSL Division 5 and Division 4 state title football games Saturday Dec. 8.

The coverage, sponsored by AYFL (Ashburn Youth Football League) and Dr. Ann Hebda DDS, kicks off with pregame color at 11:30 a.m. for the noon Stone Bridge vs. Lake Taylor D5 game at the University of Virginia.

Sousa will then hop in the "Fox Chopper" and fly on down to Liberty University to cover Briar Woods' attempt to win a third straight D4 title against hometown Heritage High School of Lynchburg.

Dr. Ann Hebda is a sponsor of Viva Loudoun's state title football coverage!

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Football: AYFL to Sponsor Viva Loudoun's Saturday's State Title Game Coverage

(Dec. 6, 2012) - Ashburn Youth Football League, the feeder system that has helped produce five straight state title football championship teams in Loudoun, has signed on to sponsor Viva Loudoun's coverage Saturday, Dec. 8 of Stone Bridge High School's VHSL Division 5 state title game at the University of Virginia at noon and Briar Woods High School's Division 4 state title game at Liberty University at 4:30 p.m.

Players from both Briar Woods and Stone Bridge graduated from the AYFL ranks to the Falcons and Bulldogs. Ashburn has brought home state titles every year since 2007: Stone Bridge (2007), Broad Run (2008, 2009) and Briar Woods (2010, 2011).

Viva Loudoun editor Dan Sousa will be on the road at both games, bringing online coverage via the @VivaLoudounLive twitter feed, which will be streamed across the VivaLoudoun.com homepage. In addition, Viva Loudoun will have photographers (Steven Holland at UVa and Joel Wolcott at Liberty) at both contests.

About AYFL: Ashburn Youth Football League is a 501c3 (not for profit) youth sports league created for the children of Ashburn, Virginia and the surrounding areas.The AYFL exists to promote youth football in the Ashburn area, and is intended to be an instructional league that places an emphasis on the sound development of players and fundamentals of football, and strives to be a league that will inspire our youth to develop life skills of sportsmanship, character and teamwork.

The AYFL started play in 2000, and has continued to evolve into one of the premier youth leagues in the state of Virginia. The organization is comprised of four football leagues, A (7th and 8th graders), B (5th and 6th graders), C (3rd and 4th graders) and D which contains kids ages 6 and 7 who participate in a tackle program that is a purely developmental league designed to teach the basics of tackle football and prepare the youth for the more competitive A, B and C leagues and beyond.