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Showing posts with label St. Stephens and St. Agnes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Stephens and St. Agnes. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

Boys Lacrosse: Four Loudoun Athletes Help St. Stephen's/St. Agnes Win VISAA State Title

From left to right in the photo, Sam Beazell, Seth Miller, Grant Swaney and Jimmy Wyrick

(May 23, 2012) - Four Loudoun athletes -- Sam Bezell, Seth Miller, Grant Swaney and Jimmy Wyrick -- helped private school St. Stephen's/St. Agnes bring home a VISAA boys lacrosse state title this week with a 7-4 over the Blue Ridge School in Charlottesville.

Swaney had three goals and two assists in the win while Miller added a goal. Beazell was in goal for the victory and Wyrick played on defense. Swaney, Miller and Wyrick are two sport athletes for the Saints, also playing soccer.

Monday, December 19, 2011

Boys Soccer: Loudoun Duo Swaney and Miller Help St. Stephen's and St. Agnes to 1st IAC Title, State Runner-up

(Dec. 19, 2011) - Loudoun natives, senior Grant Swaney and junior Seth Miller, helped the St. Stephens and St. Agnes boys soccer team clinch its first IAC title with an exciting double-overtime win over Georgetown Prep and then helped the Saints finish as state runner-ups in the VISAA tournament last month.

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Boys Lacrosse: Former Potomac Falls MVP Swaney Makes Early Commitment to NCAA Division I Bucknell

(Feb. 27, 2011) - Grant Swaney, who was the high-scoring MVP for Potomac Falls High School before transferring to prep power St. Stephens and St. Agnes, has made an early commitment to play NCAA Division I lacrosse at Bucknell University starting in 2012-13.

The attack played two seasons for the Panthers, scoring 35 goals with 33 assists as a sophomore. The goals put him in the Top 40 on The Washington Post's All-Met list (http://wiki.allmetsports.com/all-met/leaders/boys-lacrosse/goals/) and his assists were good for 12th on The Washington Post's All-Met list (http://wiki.allmetsports.com/all-met/leaders/boys-lacrosse/assists/).

Swaney was named to the Dulles District second team. He tied the record at Potomac Falls for most assists in a game with seven against Freedom.