Football: Five More Loudoun County Players Make College Choices

(Feb. 26, 2013) - Loudoun County High School athletic director Ken Wright announced Tuesday that five more senior football players had committed to various schools to continue their education and football careers. These commitments brings the total number of Raider football players moving on to seven. Those announcing Tuesday:

• Jake Lokey, QB: Shippensberg University.Loudoun C Jake is a three year starter at QB and has thrown for over 5600 yards in his career. He is the all time Raider leader in career passing yards, Career TD's thrown (58) and total completions (471). Jake was the Co-Offensive player of the year for the Raiders and signed is LOI this past Sunday.
• Isiah Jackson, TE: Ferrum College Isiah averaged over 21 yards per catch as a TE, and started at DE for the Raiders also. He had 41 tackles on defense and was awarded the Blue Chip Award for his team contributions this year.
• Tyler Pratt, LB, Stevenson College Tyler started at OLB and FB this year for the Raiders and overaged 8.9 yards per carry, while also being asked to block on almost every play. He also recorded 31 tackles this year.
• Nick Anthony, ILB, Bridgewater College Nick was a first team All Dulles District and a first team All Region at linebacker for the Raiders. He led the team in tackles with 95 and was the Co-Defensive player of the year for LCHS.
• Deron Davis, DE/OLB, Shenandoah College Deron was the winner of the "Unsung Hero" award for the Raiders, for his play at DE this year. He recorded 51 tackles and 5 QB sacks and was named 2nd team all District this past season.
  

Golf: Broad Run SR Danielle Cook Commits to Bridgewater College

(Feb. 26, 2013) - Broad Run High School senior Danielle Cook has committed to play golf next year at NCAA Division III Bridgewater College.

Football: Dominion's Coleman to Play at Bridgewater

(July 25, 2011) - Dominion High School defensive back Sammy Coleman, who graduated in June, will play this fall at NCAA Division III Bridgewater College.

Coleman, named first team All-Dulles District, helped the Titans to the school's first ever playoff appearance in 2010.

"I love the Bridgewater community and the campus is beautiful. I especially like how they deal with the football program, it is family-oriented and they have a great coaching staff. It is perfect for me," said Coleman, who is looking at studying biology with an eye towards zoology or environmental studies.

He joins recent Potomac Falls graduate Nick Fernandez at Bridgewater, a school of 1,550 students that was founded in 1880. Also on the Bridgewater roster are Dominion grad Victor Williams, Stone Bridge grad JaRon Moody, Park View grad Daryus Beale and Loudoun Valley grad John Brilliant.

"I know Victor real well and hopefully I can learn from him," said Coleman, who like Williams, expects to compete at the safety spot in college.

The Eagles play in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, where they went 4-2 last year and were 8-2 overall.

Football: Park View's Beale to Play at Bridgewater and Teammate Devaney at Ferrum

Sterling (Mar. 24, 2010) - Two members of the Park View High School football program have made their college decisions and will continue their football careers at the next level. Daryus Beale will move on to play for the Bridgewater College Eagles, and Michael Devaney has selected the Ferrum College Panthers.