Boys Basketball: Loudoun County's Anderson Finishes Raider Career with 1,198 Total Points

(March 13, 2013) - Loudoun County High School senior Michael Anderson hits the 1,000-point milestone in early January and kept right on scoring, finishing his Raider boys basketball 3-year varsity career with 1,198 points. The school has placed a basketball in its trophy display case commemorating Anderson's career scoring mark.

Anderson will play next year at Bard College in Red Hook, N.Y.

Boys Basketball: Grimard Hits 1,000-Point Milestone, Named 1st Team All-Region Along with PFalls Allen

(Feb. 27, 2013) - Loudoun Valley High School senior Josh Grimard, who hit the 1,000-point career mark in last Saturday's Region II Division 3 finals loss to Handley, will look to extend his prep career when the Vikings travel to Richmond to face 2-time defending state champion Brunswick at VCU's Siegel Center.

Grimard, along with Potomac Falls High School sophomore Wanya Allen, was also named first team all-Region II this week. Named to the second team were Paul Rowley of Loudoun Valley and Michael Anderson of Loudoun County.

2013 All-Region II Boys Basketball Selections
Division 4 Player of the Year: Rze Culbreath, Millbrook
Division 3 Player of the Year: Cameron Jackson, Handley
D4 Coach of the Year: Scott Mankins, Millbrook
D3 Coach of the Year: Tom Dixon, Handley

First Team
Rze Culbreath, Millbrook
Wanya Allen, Potomac Falls
Cameron Jackson, Handley
Vinny Agee, Fluvanna
Xavier Colbert, Liberty
Chase Stokes, Western Albemarle
Josh Grimard, Loudoun Valley

News: Loudoun County Senior Standouts Michael Anderson (Bard College), Rachel Roberts (Shenandoah University) Make College Choices

(Jan. 8, 2013) - Two Loudoun County High School senior standouts made their college choices last week with both Michael Anderson (Bard College) and Rachel Roberts (Shenandoah University) to continue playing at the NCAA Division III level.

Boys Basketball: Tis the Season for Milestones! Park View's Ryan McCarter Breaks Billy King's 28-Year-old Scoring Mark; LC's Anderson, LV's Yoxthimer, PF's Graves, WG's Gilson Achieve Records

Ryan McCarter

(Dec. 22, 2011) - The snow may not be falling in this balmiest of winter's but the boys basketball records are dropping nightly in a milestone opening to the season with Park View High School senior Ryan McCarter breaking Billy King's 28-year-old school single game scoring mark with 44 points Wednesday in the Patriots 99-70 win at Dominion.

Also on Wednesday, Potomac Falls senior Greg Graves reached the 1,000-point career scoring mark as he scored 32 points with 15 rebounds as the Panthers finished on a 15-0 run to beat Broad Run, 66-53. Graves has an amazing 700 career rebounds as well!

McCarter's record-breaking and Graves' milestone are not alone as Loudoun County junior Michael Anderson set the Raiders single-game scoring record on Monday night with 43 points in a 76-65 win over Park View. And earlier in the season, Loudoun Valley senior John Yoxthimer broke a Viking school mark that had stood since the 1970s as he moved past Charles Warner career rebounding total of 457. Yoxthimer is also money to break the 1,000-point scoring mark this season.

And in the 1,000-point scoring milestone, Woodgrove coach Steve Douglas reports that Brad Gilson broke that milestone last week in a game against Heritage when Gilson's point totals from his freshman season are figured in with his sophomore year at Loudoun Valley and the past two seasons with new Woodgrove.