(Oct. 2, 2012) - Former Broad Run High School basketball star Nigel Johnson will play his college basketball closer to his Ashburn home than he will his senior prep season as the Riverdale Baptist (Md) transfer has verbally committed to play next year at NCAA Division I George Washington University. Get the full scoop in this Matt Brooks article on Allmetsports.com.
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Showing posts with label George Washington. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Boys Basketball: Former Broad Run Star Nigel Johnson Verbals to George Washington
(Oct. 2, 2012) - Former Broad Run High School basketball star Nigel Johnson will play his college basketball closer to his Ashburn home than he will his senior prep season as the Riverdale Baptist (Md) transfer has verbally committed to play next year at NCAA Division I George Washington University. Get the full scoop in this Matt Brooks article on Allmetsports.com.Monday, June 25, 2012
Boys Soccer: Freedom's McQuitty Joins George Washington Recruiting Class with Local and International Flavor
(June 25, 2012) - Freedom High School recent graduate Philip McQuitty joins a George Washington University men's soccer recruiting class for first-year head coach Craig Jones that is a mix of Northern Virginia players as well as international talent including athletes from England, Iceland and South Africa.
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Boys Basketball: Broad Run JR Nigel Johnson Picks up Offer from George Washington
Ashburn (May 1, 2012) - On Monday, Broad Run High School junior Guard Nigel Johnson picked up his fifth basketball offer when George Washington University Colonials head coach Mike Lonergan made a scholarship offer to the high scoring Spartan.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Boys Soccer: Freedom SR McQuitty Signs to Play at George Washington
South Riding (Feb. 8, 2012) - Freedom High School senior midfielder Philip McQuitty signed his national letter of intent Tuesday to play soccer for the George Washington University Colonials.
McQuitty will soon start his 4th year as a member of the boys varsity team at Freedom and will play a large role in the midfield for the Eagles this spring. On top of his important role on the soccer team, he has been an active student during his time at Freedom participating in the National, Math, and Spanish honor societies and being a member of the SCA.
Through all of this he has maintained a 4.3 GPA and earning the prestigious True Eagle Award for his excellent academic achievement at Freedom.
McQuitty will soon start his 4th year as a member of the boys varsity team at Freedom and will play a large role in the midfield for the Eagles this spring. On top of his important role on the soccer team, he has been an active student during his time at Freedom participating in the National, Math, and Spanish honor societies and being a member of the SCA.
Through all of this he has maintained a 4.3 GPA and earning the prestigious True Eagle Award for his excellent academic achievement at Freedom.
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Soccer: Stone Bridge Celebrates Two NCAA Division I Signings - Shaban to GW and Skogerboe to UConn

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Ashburn (Mar. 18, 2010) - It was a proud day for the Stone Bridge High School boys and girls soccer programs on Tuesday as the Bulldogs gathered in the school's library to celebrate two NCAA Division I college signings -- Abdul Shaban to George Washington and Jennifer Skogerboe to the University of Connecticut.
In other college news, Briar Woods High School senior Tavis Henry will play football next year at NCAA Division III Ferrum.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
College Signings: Stone Bridge Celebrates Three Athletes Special Day

L to R: Taylor Lambke, Holly Kramer and Derek Maltz
Photo gallery of more than 100 photos from this special day!
Ashburn (Nov. 19, 2009) - It was triple the celebration at Stone Bridge High School on Monday as friends, family and staff turned out to watch three seniors sign NCAA Division I Letters of Intent -- Taylor Lambke who will play baseball at George Washington, Derek Maltz who will play lacrosse at Syracuse, and Holly Kramer who will play lacrosse at William and Mary.
Taylor Lambke: Will Play Baseball at George Washington
Holly Kramer: Will Play Lacrosse at William and Mary
Derek Maltz: Will Play Lacrosse at Syracuse
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