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Leesburg (Jan. 23, 2013) - Heritage High School -- the first of three Loudoun schools to name their new varsity football coach this offseason -- announced Tuesday evening that Millbrook High School coach Reed Prosser is making the move from Winchester to take the reigns of the Pride's program.
Prosser comes from Millbrook where he started in 2006 and led the football team to its first winning season in 2007. His Pioneer teams made five playoff appearances in the last six years, including a Region II finals appearance in 2007.
In 2010, Millbrook team won the Northwestern District championship and Prosser also earned Northwestern District and Winchester Star Coach of the Year honors. Prosser finished with a record of 40-36 at Millbrook and has an overall record of 60-48 at Broadway and Millbrook high schools including a region championship appearances with the Gobblers in 2004.
Before coaching at Broadway from 2003-05 he was the defensive coordinator at Shenandoah University where he coached from 1999-2002. Prior to that he was a JV coach and assistant varsity coach at Handley High School.
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Showing posts with label Broadway. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Photo Gallery: Softball - VHSL AA State Finals: Woodgrove vs. Broadway by Jeff Vennitti
(June 13, 2012) - Woodgrove High School captured the VHSL AA state softball title on Saturday at Radford with a 9-0 win over Broadway in the championship game and Jeff Vennitti was on hand to shoot it in the glorious sunlight. Enjoy all 159 shots!
Friday, June 10, 2011
Softball: Briar Woods Blasts Way to State finals
(June 10, 2011) - After a 40-minute delay as umpires were mixed up on the first pitch time, the AA state semifinals got underway this morning at Radford University and Broadway High School promptly took a 1-0 nothing lead on Briar Woods. The rest of the morning, however, was all Falcons as junior Macy Jones struck out 14 and collected three hits, including a 2-run home run, and senior Kristina Karagiorgis hit a 2-run home run that put Briar Woods ahead for good in an 8-1 win.
Briar Woods (24-4) will face the winner of today's Woodgrove vs. Northside 4 p.m. semfinal in Saturday's 1 p.m. title game at Radford.
Briar Woods (24-4) will face the winner of today's Woodgrove vs. Northside 4 p.m. semfinal in Saturday's 1 p.m. title game at Radford.
Softball: Live! Coverage from State Semifinals: Briar Woods vs. Broadway
(June 9, 2011) - VivaLoudoun editor Dan Sousa will be at Radford University Friday to bring you Live! coverage of the VHSL AA state softball semifinal between Briar Woods High School and Broadway. Our coverage will start at 9:30 a.m.!
Monday, June 6, 2011
Softball: VHSL State Tournament Bracket
Virginia High School League
2011 AA Softball State Tournament
Tues. June 7
Quarterfinals at high seed
Briar Woods (Region II runner-up) at Powhatan (Region I champ), 6
Broadway (Region III runner-up) at Cave Spring (Region IV champ, 5
York (Region I runner-up) at Woodgrove (Region II champ), 6
Abingdon (Region IV runner-up) at Northside (Region III chmap), 6
Fri. June 10
Semifinals at Radford, 10 a.m. and 1
Sat. June 11
Finals at Radford, 1
2011 AA Softball State Tournament
Tues. June 7
Quarterfinals at high seed
Briar Woods (Region II runner-up) at Powhatan (Region I champ), 6
Broadway (Region III runner-up) at Cave Spring (Region IV champ, 5
York (Region I runner-up) at Woodgrove (Region II champ), 6
Abingdon (Region IV runner-up) at Northside (Region III chmap), 6
Fri. June 10
Semifinals at Radford, 10 a.m. and 1
Sat. June 11
Finals at Radford, 1
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
On the Sidelines with Dan Sousa - Ohhhhh PFalls! Panthers Historic Win was One of a Kind Drama
On the Sidelines with Dan Sousa
(Mar. 16, 2010) - Ohhhhh PFalls!
To come so far and fall just short would have been heartbreaking but Potomac Falls High School -- in a bid to become the first team in Loudoun history to win a Virginia High School League boys basketball state title -- appeared at times Saturday as if they couldn't quite knock off a Broadway squad that was cheered on by their entire town.
Starting four juniors and a sophomore -- just two seniors on the roster -- would have been an easy excuse for Potomac Falls to not quite reach the mountaintop and Broadway with three key senior starters had been waiting almost as long, with its only title coming in 1926.
The Siegel Center for the Division 4 final was a sea of green, looking like Dublin on St. Patrick's Day, as it appeared that almost the entire town of 3,200 had made the trip from Broadway in the Shenandoah Valley and with their Fighting Gobblers up by four points with 1:39 to play, surely the Panther dream would have to wait a season.
But Ohhhhh PFalls! Here comes Lukas Miahilovich, a 6-foot junior with mad skills, who averaged 26 points a game in the postseason, and he was on his way to matching his jersey number of 33 Saturday as he drove in to cut the lead to two with 1:24 to go.
And there was Mickey Wagenhoffer and Greg Graves trapping the ball as a Broadway ballhandler slipped near the lane and Brendon Chesson took the ball swiftly down the floor and pulled-up in the lane and buried a jumper with 31 seconds to go.
Broadway still had a shot to win it but Chris Knight, who scored a team-high 19 points, had his long jumper miss at the buzzer. And then in the first overtime, the Gobblers had an even better shot to take home the title as Adam Caplinger was fouled with two seconds to go and his team down by one. The first shot missed and the second was good to force a second overtime but only have Mihailovich's three-quarter court shot drew net but just missed the cylinder.
Ohhhhh PFalls! Panther coach Jeff Hawes had been waiting for this moment all of his life and the second overtime was an extension of his 13 years of building the Panther program from scratch. Broadway was spent from not securing its win in regulation or the first overtime and now Mihailovich, as large on court as he was on the arena's overhead big screen, took over and led Potomac Falls to a place no Loudoun team had ever been with a 69-64 win over Broadway.
(Mar. 16, 2010) - Ohhhhh PFalls!
To come so far and fall just short would have been heartbreaking but Potomac Falls High School -- in a bid to become the first team in Loudoun history to win a Virginia High School League boys basketball state title -- appeared at times Saturday as if they couldn't quite knock off a Broadway squad that was cheered on by their entire town.
Starting four juniors and a sophomore -- just two seniors on the roster -- would have been an easy excuse for Potomac Falls to not quite reach the mountaintop and Broadway with three key senior starters had been waiting almost as long, with its only title coming in 1926.
The Siegel Center for the Division 4 final was a sea of green, looking like Dublin on St. Patrick's Day, as it appeared that almost the entire town of 3,200 had made the trip from Broadway in the Shenandoah Valley and with their Fighting Gobblers up by four points with 1:39 to play, surely the Panther dream would have to wait a season.
But Ohhhhh PFalls! Here comes Lukas Miahilovich, a 6-foot junior with mad skills, who averaged 26 points a game in the postseason, and he was on his way to matching his jersey number of 33 Saturday as he drove in to cut the lead to two with 1:24 to go.
And there was Mickey Wagenhoffer and Greg Graves trapping the ball as a Broadway ballhandler slipped near the lane and Brendon Chesson took the ball swiftly down the floor and pulled-up in the lane and buried a jumper with 31 seconds to go.
Broadway still had a shot to win it but Chris Knight, who scored a team-high 19 points, had his long jumper miss at the buzzer. And then in the first overtime, the Gobblers had an even better shot to take home the title as Adam Caplinger was fouled with two seconds to go and his team down by one. The first shot missed and the second was good to force a second overtime but only have Mihailovich's three-quarter court shot drew net but just missed the cylinder.
Ohhhhh PFalls! Panther coach Jeff Hawes had been waiting for this moment all of his life and the second overtime was an extension of his 13 years of building the Panther program from scratch. Broadway was spent from not securing its win in regulation or the first overtime and now Mihailovich, as large on court as he was on the arena's overhead big screen, took over and led Potomac Falls to a place no Loudoun team had ever been with a 69-64 win over Broadway.
Photo Gallery: Boys Basketball - Potomac Falls Makes History with Dramatic 2OT State Title Win!
The drama! The history! The exciting plays and crazy fans! It was all at VCU Saturday night as Potomac Falls High Schools captured the first ever boys baskteball state title in Loudoun history with a double overtime win over Broadway. VivaLoudoun editor Dan "Shooter" Sousa was on hand to capture the moment ... in 300+ photos! Click on any shot to see the full gallery!
Monday, March 15, 2010
Photo Gallery: Boys Basketball - Potomac Falls in Double Overtime for First State Title
Craig "Panther Purple" Sterbutzel was on hand for the amazing double overtime state title win by the Potomac Falls boys basketball team Saturday at VCU. Enjoy his great photos!
Saturday, March 13, 2010
Boys Basketball: 3 Keys to Potomac Falls Winning First Ever State Title Tonight
Potomac Falls vs. Broadway
VHSL Division 4 Boys Basketball Finals
VCU's Siegel Center in Richmond, 9 p.m.
Potomac Falls (22-2) defeated Spotswood, 66-57, in semifinals to advance
Broadway (21-6) defeated Courtland, 65-60
3 Keys to Potomac Falls Winning First Ever State Title
1. Make VanOrden Ordinary: Kyle VanOrden scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the Gobblers win over courtland that snapped the Cougars 35-game winning streak
2. Rebounds, rebounds, rebounds: Rebounds usually earn teams titles and 6-6 Greg Graves had a triple-double in the semifinals and with 6-5 Mickey Wagenhoffer starting with him, Pfalls looks to control the boards tonight
3. Big gameson a big stage: Lukas Mihailovich has staked himself as the leader of the Panther team and look for this junior to set the tempo for PF and drive to the basket for 20+ points tonight. If Mihailovich is on, PFalls will make history tonight
VHSL Division 4 Boys Basketball Finals
VCU's Siegel Center in Richmond, 9 p.m.
Potomac Falls (22-2) defeated Spotswood, 66-57, in semifinals to advance
Broadway (21-6) defeated Courtland, 65-60
3 Keys to Potomac Falls Winning First Ever State Title
1. Make VanOrden Ordinary: Kyle VanOrden scored 21 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the Gobblers win over courtland that snapped the Cougars 35-game winning streak
2. Rebounds, rebounds, rebounds: Rebounds usually earn teams titles and 6-6 Greg Graves had a triple-double in the semifinals and with 6-5 Mickey Wagenhoffer starting with him, Pfalls looks to control the boards tonight
3. Big gameson a big stage: Lukas Mihailovich has staked himself as the leader of the Panther team and look for this junior to set the tempo for PF and drive to the basket for 20+ points tonight. If Mihailovich is on, PFalls will make history tonight
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