Girls Soccer: Woodgrove Senior Sarah Hardison Named AA State Player of the Year; Briar Woods' Vierkorn Named Coach of the Year

(June 22, 2013) - Woodgrove High School senior Sarah Hardison got a nice graduation present as she has been named the VHSCA AA girls soccer State Player of the Year after guiding the Wolverines to their second straight VHSL state title earlier this month.

Briar Woods' Ann Vierkorn, who led the Falcons to their first Region II title and a state runner-up finish as well as Dulles District regular-season title, was named the Coach of the Year

AA Girls Soccer 2013 All State Team
Player of the Year: Sarah Hardison (SR) Woodgrove
Coach of the Year: Ann Vierkorn, Briar Woods

First Team
Forward
Sarah Hardison (SR) Woodgrove
Jessie Wollmann (SO) Blacksburg
Marina Clark (SR) Western Albemarle
Marybeth McBroom (JR) Courtland

Midfield
Brittany Basinger (SR) Woodgrove
Kaleigh Chiodini (SR) Briar Woods
Kim Shaver (SR) Blacksburg
Emily Rawlings (SR) Northside

Defenders
Kim Miglarese (SR) Salem
Ivana Szwejkowski (SR) Kettle Run
Marissa Segala (SR) Jamestown
Jessica O'Bryant (SR) Jefferson Forest

Goalkeepers
Maggie Buxton (SR) Woodgrove
Hannah Sims (SR) Jamestown

Wild Card
Sarah Thomas (SR) E.C. Glass (midfielder)

Second Team

Girls Soccer: Cheers Sports and Viva Loudoun 2013 All-Loudoun Team

(June 16, 2013) - Cheers Sports and Viva Loudoun 2013 All-Loudoun Girls Soccer:

Cheers Sports and Viva Loudoun 2013 All-Loudoun
Girls Soccer 

Tri-Athletes of the Year: Brittany Basinger, Maggie Buxton, Sarah Hardison, Woodgrove
Coach of the Year: Erin Barrett, Woodgrove

All-Loudoun
Brittany Basinger (SR) Woodgrove
Elysse Branton (JR) Dominion
Maggie Buxton (SR) Woodgrove
Kaleigh Chiodnini (SR) Briar Woods
Rayven Conner (FR) Briar Woods
Abby Downey (JR) Tuscarora
Corinne Giroux (SR) Stone Bridge
Sarah Hardison (SR) Woodgrove
Ashley Herndon (SR) Stone Bridge
Emily Littell (SO) Loudoun County
Murielle Tiernan (SR) Stone Bridge

Photo shoot for above selections on Sunday, June 23 at Replay Sports N Training in Ashburn at 11:30 a.m. Full details here. RSVP to Dan Sousa by June 21 via text (703.509.8826) or email (dan.sousa@vivaloudoun.com)

Please send any corrections on spellings of names or years in school to Dan Sousa (dan.sousa@verizon.net)

Girls Soccer: Woodgrove Wins Back-to-Back AA State Titles with 2-0 Win Over Dulles District Rival Briar Woods

By Kyle Frazier 
Special to Viva Loudoun
Radford (June 10, 2013) - Woodgrove High School, which opened just three years ago, has already won two girls soccer state champions as the Wolverines topped Dulles District foe Briar Woods, 2-0, on a sunny afternoon at Radford Sunday to claim a second straight state title.

"It feels pretty good. I was just thinking when they got the awards that it is a little surreal to win two in a row," said Woodgrove coach Erin Barrett. "Last year we were the home team all the way through, and this year we were the away team - with a lot of traveling. They did this for each other, they were playing for each other."

Girls Soccer: Dulles District Foes Briar Woods and Woodgrove to Face Each Other in State Finals Sunday

By Kyle Frazier 
Special to Viva Loudoun 
Radford (June 8, 2013) - The Briar Woods High School girls soccer team punched its ticket to the VHSL AA state championship game with a 1-0 victory over Blacksburg Saturday afternoon at Radford University. The Falcons defense only allowed two shots on goal in their victory.

In the second semifinal, defending state champion Woodgrove earned their spot in the championship game with a 6-1 victory over Salem. Only one shot on goal was allowed by the Wolverines.

In fact Dulles District teams simply haven't allowed any other schools around the state a shot at a state title and this will be the second straight year and third time in four years that the AA state final is an All-Loudoun affair.

Briar Woods and Woodgrove, which have split postseason meetings this spring with Woodgrove winning the Dulles title game, 3-0, and Briar Woods taking the Region II title contest in overtime, 1-0, will play for the state championship Sunday at Patrick D. Cupp Stadium in Radford with a noon kickoff.

The winner will bring home a sixth straight state championship to Loudoun with Broad Run winning from 2008-2011 and Woodgrove winning last season. Since the AA state tournament started in 1999 for girls soccer, Loudoun teams will have won 10 titles and made 16 state finals appearances including a team in the finals in 13 of 15 years.

Semfinal Saturday: Baseball, Softball, Soccer Teams Play to Earn Trip to Sunday State Championships; Lax, Tennis Hold State Finals

(June 8, 2013) - The weather this week has turned VHSL's traditional State Title Saturday into Semifinal Saturday as teams battle today in the baseball, softball and soccer state semifinals with a Sunday state championship date on the line.

In lacrosse and tennis, state championships will be played today:

Baseball
AAA at Wesfield High School
Lake Braddock vs. Great Bridge, 3 p.m.
Hanover vs. Oakton, 7 p.m.

AA at Calfee Park, Pulaski
Amherst County vs. Sherando, 4 p.m.
Tunstall vs. Woodgrove, 7 p.m.

A Division 2 at Radford
Grayson County vs. Wilson Memorial, 4 p.m.
Glenvar vs. Nandua, 7 p.m.

A Division 1 at Kiwinas Park, Salem
Auburn vs. William Campbell, 10 a.m.
Clintwood vs. Riverheads, 1 p.m.

Softball
AAA at Westfield High School
Cosby vs. Stone Bridge, 4 p.m.
Great Bridge vs. Orange County, 7 p.m.

AA at Radford
Fort defiance vs. Woodgrove, 4 p.m.
Cave Spring vs. King George, 7 p.m.

A Division 2 at Veterans Field
Floyd County vs. Northumberland, 4 p.m.
James River-Buchanan vs. Goochland, 7 p.m.

A Division 1 at Moyer Complex, Salem
Honaker vs. East Rockingham, 10 a.m.
Eastside vs. Madison County, 1 p.m.

Boys Soccer
AAA at Westfield High School
Cosby vs. Oakton, 2 p.m.
Midlothian vs. Mount Vernon, 4 p.m.

AA
E.C. Glass vs. Briar Woods, noon
Blacksburg vs. Tuscarora, 2 p.m.

A at Salem High School
Radford vs. Stonewall Jackson-Quicksburg, 10 a.m.
George Mason vs. Galax, noon

Girls Soccer
AAA at Westfield High School
Deep Run vs. Colonial Forge, 10 a.m.
Frank W. Cox vs. Battlefield, noon

AA at Radford
Blacksburg vs. Briar Woods, 4 p.m.
Salem vs. Woodgrove, 6 p.m.

A at Salem High School
Radford vs. George Mason, 2 p.m.
James River-Buchanan vs. Stuarts Draft, 4 p.m.

Boys Lacrosse
State Finals at Westfield High School
James Madison vs. Chantilly, 8 p.m.

Girls Lacrosse
State Finals at Westfield High School
Langley vs. James Madison, 6 p.m.

Boys Tennis
AA State Finals at Virginia Tennis Center
Briar Woods vs. E.C. Glass, 9 a.m.

A State Finals at Radford
Glenvar vs. George Mason, 9 a.m.

Girls Tennis
AA State Finals at Virginia Tennis Center
Western Albemarle vs. Jamestown, 9 a.m.

A State Finals at Radford
Radford vs. George Mason, 9 a.m.

Soccer: Fantastic Four! Briar Woods Boys, Girls; Tuscarora Boys, Woodgrove Girls All Advance to AA State Semifinals

(June 6, 2013) - A week ago when the Region II championship games were all-Dulles District affairs -- decided by one goal on the boys side and by a Golden Goal in overtime on the girls side -- we said that we wouldn't be surprised if all four teams didn't meet again at Radford in the state finals. On Tuesday all four teams took a big step towards that rematch with AA state quarterfinals wins.

The Briar Woods High School boys and girls swept a doubleheader at home with identical 3-0 shutouts -- the Falcons boys over Culpeper and the Falcons girls over Jamestown -- and the Tuscarora boys and Woodgrove girls brought home road victories with the Huskies beating Lafayette, 2-1, and the Wolverines taking Courtland, 3-1.

All four teams will play back-to-back-to-back-to-back at Radford on Saturday, June 8 in the state semifinals, pushed back a day due to incoming storms: Briar Woods boys vs. E.C. Glass 10 a.m.; Tuscarora boys vs. Blacksburg noon; Briar Woods girls vs. Blacksburg 2 p.m.; Woodgrove girls vs. Salem 4 p.m. Finals are slated for Sunday, June 9. (see jump for game recaps)

Breaking News: VHSL Postpones State Semifinals on Fri. June 7 Due to Tropical Storm Andrea

(June 6, 2013) - Due to the predicted weather forecast of tropical storm Andrea, VHSL semifinal events for baseball, soccer and softball scheduled for Friday, June 7, at the Radford Spring Jubilee have been postponed until Saturday, June 8. All finals will now be held on Sunday, June 9.

Boys and girls tennis semifinals will go on as scheduled for Friday, June 7.

All semifinal sites and times, originally scheduled for Friday, will be in effect for Saturday. If there should be any further changes in that schedule; the VHSL will notify media and schools immediately.

Spring Sports: VHSL State Quarterfinals and Semifinals Scores - 66 Contests in Baseball, Softball, Soccer, Lacrosse, Tennis

2013 Virginia High School League State Quarterfinals
Baseball
AAA
Great Bridge 3, Douglas Freeman 0
Lake Braddock 5, Patriot 4
Hanover 5, Floyd E. Kellam 0
Oakton 4, Hylton 3

AA
Amherst County 3, Bassett 2
Sherando 5, Culpeper 3
Tunstall 20, Alleghany 3
Woodgrove 2, Warhill  1 (12)

A - Division 2
Glenvar 8, Gate City 1
Nandua 4, William Monroe 2
Grayson County 7, Honaker 5
Wilson Memorial 1, King William 0 (9)

A - Division 1
Auburn 3, J.I. Burton 2
William Campbell 18, Surry County 3
Clintwood 6, Covington 4
Riverheads 4, Rappahannock 2

Softball
AAA
Cosby 5, Gloucester 2
Stone Bridge 6, Osbourn 3
Great Bridge 2, Atlee 0
Orange County 1, James Madison 0

AA
Fort Defiance 5, Tazewell 0
Woodgrove 33, Tabb 2
Cave Spring 10, Broadway 9 (8)
King George 4, Powhatan 1

A - Division 2
Floyd County 7, Gate City 2
Northumberland 4, Dan River 1
James River-Buchanan 3, John Battle 0
Goochland 2, King William 1

A - Division 1
Honaker 3, Holston 2.
East Rockingham 22, Colonial Beach 1
Eastside 12, Northwood 1
Madison County 3, Rappahannock 0

Boys Soccer
AAA
Cosby 1, Landstown 0 (2OT)
Oakton 4, Broad Run 1
Midlothian 2, First Colonial 1
Mount Vernon 4, Forest Park 4 (20T, MV advances on PKs, 4-2)

AA
E.C. Glass 4, Cave Spring 1
Briar Woods 3, Culpeper 0
Blacksburg 2, Turner Ashby 1
Tuscarora 2, Lafayette  1

A
Radford 4, Lebanon 0
Stonewall Jackson-Quicksburg 2, Northampton 1
Galax 2, Gate City 0
George Mason 4, West Point 0

Girls Soccer
AAA
Deep Run 4, Floyd E. Kellam 0
Colonial Forge 2, Chantilly 0
Frank W. Cox 3, Douglas Freeman 0
Battlefield 1, Yorktown 0

AA
Blacksburg 1, Jefferson Forest 0
Briar Woods 3, Jamestown 0
Salem 2, Northside 1
Woodgrove 3, Courtland 1

A
Radford 11, John Battle 0
George Mason 10, King William 0
James River-Buchanan 3, Gate City 1
Stuarts Draft 5, Northampton 0

Girls Lacrosse
Open Semifinals
James Madison 26, Osbourn Park 10
Langley 12, Loudoun Valley 4

Boys Tennis
AA
E.C. Glass 5, Blacksburg 0
Handley 5, Jamestown 3
Hidden Valley 5, Spotswood 1
Briar Woods 5, James Monroe 4

Girls Tennis
AA
E.C. Glass 5, Abingdon 2
Western Albemarle 5, Eastern View 1
Hidden Valley 5, Boadway 1
Jamestown 5, Handley 2

Girls Soccer: 2013 All-Region II Team Released; Woodgrove's Hardison Named Player of the Year

(June 4, 2013) - The 2013 All-Region II girls soccer team was released this week with Woodgrove High School senior Sarah Hardison named Player of the Year and Briar Woods coach Ann Vierkorn named the Coach of the Year:

2013 All-Region II Girl's Soccer 
Player of the Year: Sarah Hardison, Woodgrove
Coach of the Year: Ann Vierkorn, Briar Woods

First Team
Emily Littell, Loudoun County
Sarah Hardison, Woodgrove
Brittany Basinger, Woodgrove
Ivana Szwejkowski, Kettle Run
Marina Clark, Western Albemarle
Kaleigh Chiodini, Briar Woods
Caity Ashley, Fauquier
Mandy Fogarty, Sherando
Erika Blevins, Kettle Run
Abby Downey, Tuscarora
Maggie Buxton, Woodgrove

Second Team 

Girls Soccer: 2013 All-Northwest Region Team Released

(June 4, 2013) - The 2013 All-Northwest Region girls soccer team was released Tuesday:

Player of the Year: Colleen Gawkins (Battlefield)
Coach of the Year: Kevin Hilton (Battlefield)

2013 All-Northwest Region Girls Soccer
First Team
1. Vanessa Kovar Forest Park Sr Forward
2. Colleen Gawkins Battlefield Jr Forward
3. Jewel Christian Woodbridge Jr Forward
4. Kristin Schnurr Patriot Soph Forward
5. Maggie Tubridy Albemarle Sr Forward
6. Sydney Arnold Colonial Forge Sr Forward
7. Sydney Varney Franklin Cnty Jr Midfield
8. Ali Bunner Patriot Sr Midfield
9. Ali Starr Albemarle Jr Midfield
10. Karina Lacey Battlefield Jr Midfield
11. Niomi Serrano Colonial Forge Jr Defender
12. Caitlin Hite N. Stafford Sr Defender
13. Alexa Wagoner Battlefield Sr Defender
14. Autumn Berry Forest Park Sr Defender
15. Taylor Kerxton Battlefield Sr Goal Keeper


Second Team

Soccer: Briar Woods Sweeps to Boys, Girls Region II Titles over rivals Tuscarora, Woodgrove; Broad Run Boys Fall in Northwest Final

(June 4, 2013) - The Briar Woods High School boys and girls soccer teams captured their first ever Region II titles Friday with wins over Dulles District rivals with the Falcon boys beating Tuscarora, 2-1, in Leesburg and the Falcon girls dramatically beating Woodgrove, 1-0, in overtime in Ashburn.

All four teams advance to tonight's AA state quarterfinals with Briar Woods hosting a doubleheader with the boys facing Culpeper at 5:30 p.m. and the girls hosting Jamestown at 7:30 p.m. The Tuscarora boys are on the road vs. Lafayette at Wanner Stadium at 7 p.m. and the Wolverine girls travel to Courtland for a 6 p.m. start.

A win would advance each team to this weekend's Final Four which will be held at Radford on Friday and Saturday.

In AAA boys action, Broad Run fell in a high-scoring affair to Forest Park in the Northwest Region finals, 5-4. The Spartans are at Northern Region champion Oakton tonight at 7 p.m.

Game recaps:

Spring Sports: 11 Loudoun Teams Plays this Week in State Tournaments!

(June 3, 2013) - School ends this week in Loudoun on Thursday but athletes from 11 local teams hope they are still playing on Saturday as the Virginia High School League holds its annual state tournaments in baseball, softball, lacrosse, soccer and tennis this week. Those teams with hopes of bringing a state title back to Loudoun and their next state game:

• Baseball: Woodgrove: AA quarterfinals Tues. June 4 at Warhill, 6:30 p.m.
• Softball: Stone Bridge: AAA quarterfinals Tues. June 4 at home vs. Osbourn, 5:30 p.m.
• Softball: Woodgrove: AA quarterfinals Tues. June 4 at home vs. Tabb, 6 p.m.
• Boys Lacrosse: Dominion: state semifinals Wed. June 5 vs. Madison at Westfield High School, 5 p.m. 
• Girls Lacrosse: Loudoun Valley state semifinals Tues. June 5 vs. Langley at Westfield High School, 7:30 p.m.
• Boys Soccer: Briar Woods: AA quarterfinals Tues. June 4 at home vs. Culpeper, 5:30 p.m.
• Boys Soccer: Broad Run: AAA quaerterfinals Tues. June 4 at Oakton,  7 p.m.  
• Boys Soccer: Tuscarora: AA quarterfinals Tues. June 4 vs. Lafayette at Wanner Stadium, 7 p.m.
• Girls Soccer: Briar Woods: AA quarterfinals Tues. June 4 at home vs. Jamestown, 7:30 p.m.
• Girls Soccer: Woodgrove: AA quarterfinals Tues. June 4 at Courtland, 6 p.m.
• Boys Tennis: Briar Woods: AA quarterfinals Tues. June 4 vs. James Monroe at the University of Mary Washington

Ticket prices at each venue are $10. Senior citizens must pay at state events.

Tuscarora: Huskies Hold College Signing Ceremony for Seven Seniors

(May 31, 2013) - Tuscarora High School hosted a signing ceremony on May 29 for seven Husky athletes that will continue their athletic careers in college. The athletes represented the football, softball, and soccer programs.
Front Row:
Ally Kuhn (Softball- Stockton College )
Annie Hartman (Soccer – Virginia Wesleyan)
Brittany McCullock (Softball – Green Mountain College)
Back Row:
Myron Hernandez (Soccer – Shepard University)
Darrius Anderson (Football – Bluefield College)
Drew Davidson (Football – Christopher Newport University)
Adrien Stinger (Football – St. Francis College).

Soccer: 4 for States! Briar Woods Sweeps Boys, Girls DH; Woodgrove Girls Keep Rolling, Tuscarora Boys Survive OT Scare

(May 31, 2013) - The Briar Woods High School boys and girls soccer teams were simply bigger and stronger than their opponents Thursday as they muscled their way into the AA state tournament with the boys edging Park View, 2-1, and the girls dominating Tuscarora, 3-0, in a Region II semifinal doubleheader in Ashburn.

It will be an all-Dulles District Region II finals in soccer yet again as the Woodgrove girls continued their postseason offensive explosion behind senior Sarah Hardison with a 3-0 win at Fauquier and the Tuscarora boys remained unbeaten on Diego Rodriguez's goal in overtime for a 1-0 win over Sherando.

Tuscarora will host Briar Woods at 7 p.m. in Leesburg in the Region II boys final tonight and Briar Woods will  host Woodgrove at 7 p.m. in the girls final. All four teams advance to next week's AA state tournament, which the Woodgrove girls won in 2012 and the Tuscarora boys finished runner-up. (Read on for recaps of all four games plus a look at the all-time series records for the teams in the finals)

Potomac Falls: Panthers Hold Ceremony for 13 Athletes Headed to College Ranks

(May 30, 2013) - Earlier this month, Potomac Falls High School held a ceremony for 13 athletes who will play next year at the college level:

Baseball 
Zach Engelmann, Lynchburg College
Jared Goldberg, Christopher Newport University
Brandon Orbe, Marymount University
James Pearson, James Madison University

Girls’ Basketball 
Patricia Mook, Emory University

Football 
Alex Bouchard, West Virginia Wesleyan College
Sean Brown, Alderson-Broaddus College
Zach Causey, Randolph-Macon College
Kareen Watson, California University of Pennsylvania

Boys’ Soccer 
Ian Waltz, University of Mary Washington

Girls’ Soccer 
Anna Gruenberg, Shenandoah University
Anna Mueller, Shepherd University
Kylie Shultz, George Mason University

Soccer: Bounces Go Broad Run Boys Way, Not Stone Bridge Girls in Regional Semifinals

(May 30, 2013) - Soccer can be a funny game. Sometimes the bounces go your way and other times they simply don't. On Wednesday it was the Broad Run High School boys with the right bounces and the Stone Bridge High School girls not as fortunate.

Broad Run faced the prospects of overtime when Mountain View was awarded a late penalty kick but Wildcat senior Omar Munoz's kick clanged off the right post. Moments later, the Wildcats keeper slipped while making a play on a ball and the Spartans (12-3-3) padded their lead and went on to win the Northwest Region semifinal 2-0.

Region II: Baseball, Softball, Soccer Quarterfinals Round-up

(May 29, 2013) - Perfect games that still resulted in a loss! Penalty kick shootout that went into "sudden victory"! Home Runs! Red Cards! Clutch Hits! You name it ... it all happened Tuesday night in the Region II baseball, softball and soccer quarterfinals:

Tuesday, May 28

Baseball
Region II Quarterfinals
Sherando 1, Loudoun Valley 0 (13)

The Skinny: Viking senior Danny White, a 4-year starter, pitched a perfect nine innings (27 retired in order without any baserunners allowed) but the Vikings fell in 13 on a walk-off home run.Powhatan 11, Liberty 8
Woodgrove 10, Monticello 4

The Skinny: Wolverines have scored 21 runs in two regional games. In a game delayed by two hours due to storms, Woodgrove trailed 2-0 heading into the sixth inning but the Wolverines, got revenge for Monticello knocking them out of the Regionals in 2012 by scoring seven runs and then adding three more in the seventh inning for good measure. Potomac Falls 1, Millbrook 0

The Skinny: Once again, the Panthers showed a flair for the dramatic breaking open a scoreless tie in the bottom of the sixth with junior Alex James opening the inning with a single and freshman Michael Smith scoring the game-winner on a two-out single.
Softball
Region II Quarterfinals
Powhatan 3, Warren County 2
Skyline 3, Briar Woods 2

The Skinny: The Falcons lead 2-0 on the road but Skyline came back to end BWoods season.Woodgrove 5, Loudoun County 3

The Skinny: Trailing 5-2 in the top seventh inning, the Raiders showed heart by scoring a run with two outs and putting the tying runners on base but Woodgrove junior pitcher Jaxmyn Rohrer registered a strike out to send Woodgrove into the semifinals. 

Woodgrove utilized a combination of speed, hitting and perfectly placed bunts in the fourth inning to plate four runs. Senior Alayna Furr started the inning with a slicing double just inside the left field foul line. She moved to third on senior Mackenzie Moler's bunt single and scored on a pitch that got away at the plate. Senior Ashley Cole walked and stole second to put two runners in scoring position and both came home on junior Rachel Harris' safety squeeze bunt as the Raiders tried to get Moler at the plate and an error allowed Cole to scoot home as well.

Freshmen Halle Daughtry and Adriana Erickson then made it 4-0 as Daughtry reached on a single to the left side hole, sending pinch runner sophomore Grace Sanderson into scoring position and then she scored when Erickson stroked a single up the middle.

Loudoun County got one run back in the top of the fifth on junior Courtney Amos' two-out solo home run to left-center. The Raiders added another run in the sixth inning when senior pitcher Kiley Jacobus reached on an infield single, moved around on a fielding error and scored on junior Kayleigh Kent's RBI single.

Woodgrove added an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth with senior Meghan Roush walking, moving over on a sacrifice and ground out and then scoring on Moler's dying 2-out double that dropped in just out of reach in left field.

County made the finish interesting in the top of the seventh when seven times the Raiders were down to their last strike but remained fighting. Senior Sierra Jackson just beat out an infield hit with two outs and juniro Brittney Platt followed with a double over the third base bag to make it 5-3.

Jacobus then beat out an infield single that nicked off of Rohrer, who remained calm and ended the game on a strikeout with the potential go-ahead run at the plate.

Fauquier 1, Fluvanna 0

Boys Soccer
Region II Quarterfinals
Park View 2, Kettle Run 0

The Skinny: The Patriots broke a scoreless game late on goals by freshman Paul Justiniano and sophomore Franklin Amaya. Briar Woods 1, Western Albemarle 1 (2OT, BW advances on PKs, 6-5)

The Skinny: Falcon keeper Kent Legg made the save in sudden death PKs -- after both teams made their first five kicks -- and then Eric Jennings finished off his PK to send BWoods into the semifinals. The score was tied 1-1 after 100 minutes of play including two overtimes.Tuscarora 2, Potomac Falls 0

The Skinny: Sophomore Justin Carey scored two late goals to give the Huskies the win in a game that featured red cards on both sides. Read Owen Gotimer's full story!Sherando 6, Warren County 0

Girls Soccer
Region II Quarterfinals
Woodgrove 5, Western Albemarle 1

The Skinny: The defending state champion Wolverines have woken up from a regular-season slumber to roll through region thus far with 11 goals in two games. Fauquier 4, Millbrook 3
Tuscarora 1, Kettle Run 0 (OT)

The Skinny: Junior Abby Downey scored in OT on a header to give the Huskies the win! Briar Woods 2, Charlottesville 0

The Skinny: Junior Kaileen Pritchard and junior Emma Quick scored as the Falcons advanced. 

Girls Soccer: Region II Bracket - 3 Dulles District Teams in Quarterfinals

(May 28, 2013) - The Region II girls soccer quarterfinals feature three Dulles District teams in ction tonight with Briar Woods hosting Charlottesville, Woodgrove at Western Albemarle and Tuscarora at Kettle Run.

Girls Soccer Region II 2013 Tournament
First Round - Monday, May 27
Woodgrove 6, Loudoun County 2
Tuscarora 4, Sherando 0

Quarterfinals - Tuesday, May 28
Woodgrove 5, Western Albemarle 1
Fauquier 4, Millbrook 3
Tuscarora 1, Kettle Run 0 (OT)
Briar Woods 2, Charlottesville 0

Semifinals at high seed - Thursday, May 30
Woodgrove at Fauquier, 6 p.m.
Tuscarora at Briar Woods, 8 p.m.

Finals at high seed - Friday, May 31

Video: Girls Soccer - Tuscarora at Dominion (May 3 Game of the Week)

(May 27, 2013) - Tuscarora High School girls soccer team is just one of 10 Dulles District teams in Region II action today. Here are the highlights from when the Huskies played Dominion to a 1-1 tie on May 3 as part of Viva Loudoun's Game of the Week:

Leesburg Christian: Lions Take Baseball, Girls Soccer ODACS State Titles

Leesburg (May 24, 2013) - The Leesburg Christian School baseball and girls soccer teams captured Old Dominion Association of Church Schools (ODACS) state titles last weekend.

For the baseball Lions is was a fifth state title in six years and for the girls soccer Lions it was a second straight state title.