Girls Basketball: Freedom Improves to 6-0 with Win over St. Huberts (PA) in Bulldog Bash

Chantilly (Dec. 28, 2009) - The Freedom High School girls basketball team improved to 6-0 on the season with a 62-46 win over St. Huberts (PA) in the opening round of the Bulldog Bash at Westfield High School.

The Eagles trailed by a point after the first quarter but used a 17-6 second quarter to take command. Kelsey Buchanan led Freedom with another double-double, scoring 24 points with 12 rebounds and five steals.

Dionna Scott scored 13 for Freedom with Jasmine Merritt adding 10 and Jessica Escorza added nine assists. Ellise Gallagher led St. Huberts with 17 points.

Click here for the complete box score

Girls Basketball: Briar Woods Kim Bell to Have Knee Surgery, May be Lost for the Season

Ashburn (Dec. 28, 2009) - Briar Woods High School senior Kim Bell started off the season on a high note, celebrating her NCAA Division I signing to Utah Valley and then back-to-back 29-point performances as she broke the 1,000-point career mark. Bell, however, may be lost for the rest of the season as Falcon coach Dave Morris says that she will likely have surgery on a meniscus tear and will face six weeks or longer of recovery on the knee injury.

In four games with Bell, who was averaging 22.0 points per game, the Falcons were 3-1 with the only loss coming to Loudoun County. The Falcons are 1-1 since. Briar Woods will host a holiday tournament starting Tuesday.

Youth Sports - Baseball - 12U Dulles Mustangs Look to Make Their Mark

(Dec. 28, 2009) - A new travel baseball team in the area, the 12U Dulles Mustangs, will look to make its mark in 2010. The team, out of the Potomac Falls/Sterling area, features players that feed in Potomac Falls, Dominion and Park View high schools.

Winter Standings: 2009-10 - Updated to Include Swim!

We have updated our standings to include swim dual meets. Click on the swim tab!

Swim: Updated Top 10 Boys Times in Each Event for 2009-10 Season

VivaLoudoun is attempting to collect all of the top times for the 2009-10 swim season. If you would like to add to our swim times or correct errors, just email us at dan.sousa@vivaloudoun.com

News: Diviney Kin Keep the Faith Through "Storms": Family of Beating Victim Spending Holiday at Hospital

Dec 25, 2009 (The Dominion Post - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Brain injuries are complex, Ken Diviney said, speaking from a Georgia hospital where his son, Ryan, is a patient.

"It's just such a process," Ken said. "He was so badly injured. It was so brutal. It'll take a long time ... if ever." Click here to read the rest of this article ...

Basketball: Loudoun Valley to Host Annual Charity Basketball Game

The annual Loudoun Valley Alumni Charity Basketball Game will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 26, in the Loudoun Valley High School gymnasium.

There is no admission price for this event, but a donation is encouraged. Proceeds from the game will help three local families who are undergoing major medical needs. Viking boys basketball coach Chad Dawson said that the event has raised $4,000 over the past five years for needy families in the area.

For more information, call Dawson at 540-751-2400.

Football: Complete AP AA All-State Selections

Associated Press AA Football All-State Selections

First Team
Offense
WR - Russell Gillus, Greensville County, SR
WR - Mike Ayoub, Loudoun County, SR
TE - Shane Pouncey, Harrisonburg, SR
T - Landon Turner, Harrisonburg, JR
T - Taylor Evans, Broad Run, SR
G - A.J. Scott, R.E. Lee, SR
G - Collin Christovich, Powhatan, SR
C - Alex Marrs, Graham, SR
QB - Devante White, R.E. Lee, JR
RB - Michael Holmes, Harrisonburg, JR
RB - David Williams, Hidden Valley, SR
RB - T.J. Peeler, Broad Run, SR
K - Tyler Dawson, Amherst County, SR
KR - Wesley Gates, Staunton River, SR
Utility - Joel Phillips, Broadway, JR

Defense
DL - Frank Foreman, Broad Run, SR
DL - John Washingston, Liberty, SR
DL - Chris Roagonesi, Courtland, SR
DL - Will Lowe, Richlands, JR
LB - Damien Carter, Amherst County, JR
LB - Nick Sigmon, Northside, SR
LB - Zach Weller, Christiansburg, SR
LB - Chase Williams, Loudoun County, SR
DB - Kyle Linn, Turner Ashby, SR
DB - David Carter, Handley, SR
DB - Chris McDaniel, Amherst County, SR
DB - Shawn Minor, Powhatan, SR
P - Graham Sharples, Handley, SR

Second Team
Offense
WR - Dom Losco, Western Albemarle, SR
WR - Darius Sanford, Fauquier, SR
TE - Avontius Miller, Greensville County, SR
T - Cameron Carter, Northside, SR
T - Alex Berry, Cave Spring, SR
G - Kyle Wilson, Salem, SR
G - Joel Elliott, Chancellor, SR
C - Joe McDonagh, R.E. Lee, SR
QB - Stephen Schuler, Western Albemarle, SR
RB - Philip Scott, Northside, SR
RB - Brock Lockhard, James Wood, SR
RB - Lorenzo Taliaferro, Bruton, SR
K - Colby Cooke, Goochland, SR
KR - Dalton Boyd, Sherando, SR
Utility - Tommy Sedeski, Park View, SR

Defense
DL - Derek Dowrey, Handley, SO
DL - Brandon Sparrow, Liberty, SR
DL - Aaron Linkenhoker, Christiansburg, SR
DL - Sam Preas, Jamestown, SR
LB - Rohn Springfield, Smithfield, JR
LB - Seth Fisher, Salem, JR
LB - Andrew Watt, York, SR
LB - Byron Becker, Magna Vista, SR
DB - Stephen Barnette, Salem, SR
DB - Farkeem French, James Monroe, SR
DB - Brandon Lee, Park View, SR
DB - Joey Quigg, Broad Run, SR
P - Colin Welch, Martinsville, SR

Player of the Year
Michael Holmes, Harrisonburg

Coach of the Year
Burt Torrence, Northside

Football: Complete AP AAA All-State Selections

Associated Press 2009 AAA All-State Football Selections

First Team
Offense
WR - Brandon Robinson, Lake Braddock, SR
WR - Justin Hunter, Ocean Lakes, SR
TE - Eric Frohnapfel, Colonial Forge, JR
T - Khamrone Kolb, Lake Braddock, SR
T - Spencer Randolph, Thomas Dale, SR
G - Venson Jones, Woodside, SR
G - Matt Arkema, Midlothian, SR
C - Dayne Smith, L.C. Bird, SR
QB - Philip Sims, Oscar Smith, SR
RB - Marcus Harris, Stone Bridge, JR
RB - Colby Goodwyn, Phoebus, SR
RB - Trey Johnson, Varina, SR
K - Eric Enderson, Phoebus, SO
Utility - Mike Edmunds, Thomas Dale, SR

Defense
DE - Daquan Romero, Phoebus, JR
DE - Travis Williams, Lake Taylor, SR
DT - Evan Hailes, Oscar Smith, SR
DT - Blake Jones, Hanover, SR
LB - Brian Laiti, Robinson, SR
LB - Josh Hogan, W.T. Woodson, SR
LB - Curtis Grant, Hermitage, JR
LB - Henry Coley, Bayside, SR
DB - Thomas Strickford, Lake Braddock, SR< DB - Airek Green, Thomas Dale, SR DB - Anthony Harris, L.C. Bird, JR DB - Charlie Ricks, Oscar Smith, SR P - Orion Hall, Maury, SR

Second Team
Offense
WR - Quinta Funderburk, Oscar Smith, JR
WR - Quintaze Jackson, Dinwiddie, SR
TE - Jonathan Fremerman, McLean, SR
T - Jay Whitmire, T.C. Williams, JR
T - Fred Hill, Lake Taylor, SR
G - Dan Golman, Robinson, SR
G - Greg Gallop, Thomas Dale, SR
C - Freddie Potter, Battlefield, JR
QB - Michael Nebrich, Lake Braddock, JR
RB - Demetrick Jackson, Thomas Dale, JR
RB - Marcus Hughes, Falls Church, SR
RB - Dean Cheatham, Hanover, JR
K - Aric Speziale, Great Bridge, SR
Utility - D.J. DiNardo, Cox, SR

Defense
DE - Xavier Myles, L.C. Bird, SR
DE - Alex Yezzi, Osbourn Park, SR
DT - Scott Stangeby, Oakton, SR
DT - Anthony Carabali, South County, SR
LB - Chaz Robinson, Phoebus, SR
LB - Addonis Robinson, Varina, SR
LB - Raysean Richardson, Oscar Smith, JR
LB - Darryl Haley, Woodbridge, SR
DB - Spenser Rositano, Stone Bridge, JR
DB - Dante Taylor, Lee, SR
DB - Mario Rowson, Lake Taylor, SR
DB - Collin Frazer, Woodbridge, SR
P - Anthony Edwards, Potomac, SR

Football: AP Names All-State Teams, Six Loudoun Players Make First Team, Four Others Second Team

(Dec. 23, 2009) - The Associated Press has released its all-state football teams for Virginia and six local players, including three from VHSL Division 4 state champion Broad Run, have made the first team and four others were selected to the second team.

First team AA selections including Broad Run running back T.J. Peeler along with teammates, tackle Taylor Evans and defensive lineman Frank Foreman. Also making the AA first team were Loudoun County wide receiver Mike Ayoub and Raider linebacker Chase Williams. Stone Bridge running back Marcus Harris was a first team AAA selection.

Second team picks included Broad Run defensive back Joey Quigg along with Park View defensive back Brandon Lee and Patriot utility standout Tommy Sedeski. Stone Bridge defensive back Spenser Rositano was also second team. Check back for the complete teams.

News: Lansdowne Resort and Boys and Girls Clubs Announce Winners of Family Road Trip Vacation

Leesburg (Dec. 23, 2009) - The Lansdowne Resort and the Washington, DC and Loudoun County Boys and Girls Club have announced the winners of the Family Road Trip vacation giveaway, a Benchmark Hospitality Hometown Hospitality initiative providing complimentary vacations to deserving families.

Members of the local Boys and Girls Clubs were encouraged to write a letter stating why their family deserved an expense paid vacation for three days at Lansdowne Resort. The Resort received over 15 applications and the Executive Committee along with the Benchmark home office, paired the entries down to three winners. The winners were awarded their certificate on Dec. 7 during morning assembly at their schools. The winners are:

Ebony Action, a freshman at Annapolis High School
Jordon Weigand, a 7th grader at Sterling Middle School
Katherine Majewski, a 6th grader at Sterling Middle School

News: Stone Bridge Reschedules Snowed Out Events

Listed below is the list of games that have been adjusted due to the weather.

Tuesday, Dec 22nd Games
Boys Basketball vs Madison rescheduled for Saturday, Jan 9 Th (Home 7:00) In place of (Heritage)
Girls Basketball vs Madison rescheduled for Saturday, Jan 9 Th (Home 5:00) In place of (Heritage)
Note: FR and JV Girls and Boys basketball will play at Heritage as schedule on Jan. 9 Th

Wednesday, Dec 23rd Games
Wrestling at Herndon -no decision at this time
Wrestling at Turner Ashby-no make-up

Saturday, Jan 23 Basketball games with Madison will now be a Varsity/Varsity doubleheader
at Madison ,Girls @ 5:00 , Boys @ 7:00
Saturday, Jan 23 Basketball games with Madison, Stone Bridge will now host the Girls and Boys freshman and JV basketball games. Girls Fr and JV @ 1:00 followed by Boys Fr and JV @ 2:45. Note Freshman in the Aux gym and JV in the Main gym.

News: Heritage Basketball Make-ups Slated

Heritage Basketball Make-ups:

12/19 vs Potomac Falls moved to February 3
Boys @ Heritage 6/6/7:30
Girls @ PFHS 6/6/7:30

12/21 vs Loudoun County moved to February 2
Boys @ LCHS 6/6/7:30
Girls @ Heritage 6/6/7:30

12/23 vs Dominion - TBA

Breaking News: Loudoun Cancels All Athletic Events for Wednesday Due to Road Conditions

All athletic practices and games are canceled on Wednesday, December 23rd due to weather and road conditions. Thursday, Dec. 24th and Friday, Dec. 25th are non practice and play dates. Practices and games may resume on Saturday, Dec. 26th pending weather.

News: Loudoun County Sets Make-ups from Storm

Loudoun County High School has released make-up dates for basketball cancelled due to the snowstorm:

1/12/2010:
Boy's Basketball at Loudoun Valley 6/6/7:30
Girl's Basketball vs. Loudoun Valley (H) 6/6/7:30
* 9/JV games scheduled for 1/6/2010 are now canceled and moved to 1/12 as part of the reschedule of all games.

2/2/2010:
Boy's Basketball vs. Heritage (H) 6/6/7:30
Girl's Basketball at Heritage 6/6/7:30

Photo Gallery: Girls Basketball - Briar Woods vs. Loudoun County and Briar Woods vs. Dominion

Some great photos by Dara McCarthy, Briar Woods vs. LC in girls basketball and the Falcons vs. Titans in girls basketball. Click on a photo to go to the specific gallery.

Girls Basketball Round-up: SB Opens Liberty with Win; BW, LC and PF Grab Dulles Wins

Stone Bridge 53, TJ 33
Sara Stancik had a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds and Cori Prince added 10 points and five assists as the Bulldogs opened AAA Liberty District play with a 20-point victory.

Stone Bridge improves to 1-0 and 4-1 overall. Click here for a complete box from the game.

Briar Woods 65, Dominion 34
The Falcons, still missing senior Kim Bell, defeated the Titans with Caroline Herndon scoring 11
and Brittany Gilbert adding 10 points.

Potomac Falls 45, Broad Run 31
Raven Short scored 19 points and Symmone Berry added 11 as the Panthers knocked off the Spartans in Dulles District play.

PF improves to 2-0 and 5-2 while BR slips to 1-1 and 4-2.

Rebecca Perez added nine points for the Panthers and 11 rebounds and Jasmine Jeffries grabbed nine rebounds.

Morgan Roehling led the Spartans with 10 points and seven rebounds.

Click here for a complete box.

Loudoun County 71, Park View 22
In front of many former great Loudoun County High School players, including five from the 2006 team that posted a school best 29-2 record, the Raiders rolled over the visiting Patriots by a score of 71-22.

County jumped out to a 22-7 first quarter advantage as senior Alissa Kain scored 12 points. Then, junior Brittany Batts scored 10 second quarter points as County led 47-14 at halftime. Kain and Batts both scored 18 points each in that first half.

Kain would finish with a team high 24 points while Batts scored 21 points and dished out six assists.

Senior Kendra Holmes, playing point guard for the Raiders, finished with seven points, 10 rebounds, and six assists.

All 11 players for County contributed in the win for County as the Lady Raiders improve to 5-1 on the season and 2-1 in Dulles District play.

Chloe Owens led the Patriots with eight points.

LOUDOUN COUNTY 71, PARK VIEW 22
P (0-6, 0-1) — Owens 8, Westbrook 6, Hernandez 2, Sheppard 2, Stephens 2, Dillard 1, Torto 1. Totals 5 11-19 22.
L (5-1, 2-1) — A. Kain 24, Batts 21, Holmes 7, S. Kain 6, Strange 6, Linnemann 4, Cummings 2, Saleck 1. Totals 31 5-11 71.
Halftime: Loudoun County, 47-14.
Three-point goals: P (Owens); L 4 (A. Kain 2, Batts, S. Kain).
Rebounds: L 28 (A. Kain 4, Batts 4, Holmes 10, S. Kain, Strange 3, Linnemann 2, Cummings 4).
Assists: L 20 (A. Kain 3, Batts 6, Holmes 6, Strange 3, Linnemann 2).

College Corner: Loudoun Valley Grad Blair Brown Helps Penn State Win Third Straight NCAA Title

Tampa (Dec. 20, 2009) - Loudoun Valley High School graduate Blair Brown, a junior at Penn State, helped the No. 1-ranked Nittany Lions to their third consecutive NCAA title Saturday night with a 22-25, 20-25, 25-23, 25-21, 15-13 dramatic come-from-behind victory over No. 2 Texas.

Brown had 13 kills with senior Megan Hodge leading Penn State (37-0) with 21. The Nittany Lions have now won 102 straight matches and Penn State coach Russ Rose has reached 1,001 career victories.

In Brown's first three seasons with Penn State, since she redshirted her first year, the Nittany Lions have gone 110-2 and won three titles. Brown was second the team with 347 kills this season after notching 217 her sophomore year and 210 her redshirt fresman year. She will open her senior season with 774 career kills.

Read more on Penn State's NCAA title here!

News: Assume All Athletics Events Monday and Tuesday are Postponed

(Dec. 20, 2009) - As Loudoun County digs out from a record snowfall -- some areas received more than 20 inches -- Loudoun County Public Schools Public Information Officer Wayde Byard says we can expect that all athletic events are postponed for Monday and Tuesday with the schools closed.

Look for a decision about Wednesday's events to be made on Tuesday. Check back for VivaLoudoun for the latest news.

Photo Gallery: Boys Basketball - Broad Run vs. Potomac Falls

Click on any photo to enjoy the full gallery!

News: Let's Get This Party Started! ... Er, Holiday Started ... Loudoun Schools Closed, Will Reopen Jan. 4

Loudoun County Public Schools will be closed Monday, December 21 and Tuesday, December 22, due to inclement weather. All administrative offices will be closed on Monday, December 21.

With the winter break schedule to start after Tuesday, Loudoun schools will now be closed for 16 straight days! Now that is a break!

News: Ryan's Rally Benefit Raised Over $10,000!

(Dec. 19, 2009) - Jackie O'Donnell reports on the Come Together for Ryan Diviney Facebook page that the Ryan's Rally Benefit at Finnegan's on Thursday night raised over $10,000 last night and over 400 people attended.

Reported O'Donnell, one of the organizers of the event: "There was a line out the door to get in! We are so thankful for everyone that donated to and supported the Diviney's! Karen, Katie, and I are so thankful that we had all the help from family and friends! We couldn't have done it without you! Ken - Your family is so special to all of us. We are behind you all 100% and praying everyday for the full recovery of Ryan. :-) TEAM DIVINEY"

Ryan Diviney is a former Broad Run High School student and current West Virginia student who is in a coma after an attack last month.

Boys Basketball: Friday Night Round-up - Briar Woods Takes Titans; SB Doubles TJ; Park View Over Loudoun County; Freedom Falls to GM

Stone Bridge 67, TJ 33
The Bulldogs opened AAA Liberty District play by doubling up on TJ Friday. Richie Berry and Nik Brown combined for 29 for SB.

Leading 29-20 at the half, the Bulldogs opened up the third quarter on a 11-0 run and never looked back, out-scoring the Colonials, 24-8, in the stanza.

SB (1-0, 3-2) defensive pressure caused a lot of turnovers and led to easy transition points. Jimmy Paige and Philip Nowakowski were big on the boards for the Bulldogs, picking up 10 and 8, respectively.

For the fourth straight game, Brown drew at least one charge on defense. James Wells and Berry each recorded four steals and forward Sam Tripp had two blocks and altered numerous shots. Nowakowski shut down TJ's big man, who only registered one field goal on the night.

SB 10 29 53 67
TJ 10 20 28 33
SB
Brown 4 4-4 14
Berry 7 0-1 15
Nowakowski 2 0-0 4
Eleazer 2 2-2 6
Wells 3 2-6 9
Tripp 2 0-0 4
Hamrick 2 0-0 5
Paige 1 0-0 3
Michael 1 2-2 4
Lowdermilk 1 0-0 3

Briar Woods 60, Dominion 51
For the second straight year the Falcons knocked off the Titans in Dulles District play.

Super sophomore Myles Tate scored 12 of his game-high 26 points in the final quarter, including 10 of 12 from the foul line. Briar Woods improves to 1-2 and 4-3.

Andre Evans and DeAndre Reaves combined for 21 points for Dominion (1-2, 1-6), and scored 13 of Dominion's 17 points in the final quarter.

BW 14 11 14 21 60
DHS 11 13 10 17 51
Dominion
Evans 10
Chinn 2
Reaves 11
Porter 9
Lewis 5
Huff 3
Coleman 5
Conboy 6
Briar Woods
Tate 26
Calder 6
Roush 15
Kuame 3
Nervegna 2
Faciane 6
Burcak 2

Potomac Falls 66, Broad Run 63
See the full story here!

George Mason 49, Freedom 39
The Eagles trailed just 22-21 at the half but fell to George Mason in a non-district contest Friday.

Freedom is now 2-6 overall. Brian Orr led Freedom with 12 points and Taylor Barton scored 10.

Park View 64, Loudoun County 54
Ryan McCarter scored 36 points, including six 3-pointers as the Patriots opened Dulles District play with a 10-point win over the Raiders.

Park View is now 1-1 and 3-3 while Loudoun County falls to 1-2 and 3-4.

J.R. Shooks added 10 points for PV. Mahir Mrkonjic led LC with 12 points.

Loudoun County Visitor
Score
by quarters 9 7 15 23 - 54
Players *See note below 2ptM 3ptM FTM FTA R A TP
Benyounes, Yacine 0 0 0 0 0
Brown, Calle 3 0 3 4 9
Campbell, Austin 0 0 2 3 2
Cokely, Taylor 0 0 0 0 0
Gibson, Colin 1 1 2 4 7
Howard, Mike
Huber, Bryan 2 1 2 2 9
Mays, Worth 4 0 0 2 8
Mrkonjic, Mahir 1 2 4 4 12
O'Connell, Dan 1 0 0 0 2
Parker, Pete
Pratt, Kris 1 0 3 3 5
Saleck, Tyler
Loudoun County totals: 13 4 22 16 0 0 54


Park View Home
Score by quarters 14 7 26 17 - 64
Players *See note below 2ptM 3ptM FTM FTA R A TP
Absher, Dante 1 0 0 1 2
Brister, DeShaun
Dombkowski, Alec 1 0 0 0 2
Early, Hayden 0 0 0 0 0
French, Tim 1 1 0 2 5
Hackett, Sawyer 0 0 0 0 0
Horvath, Cody 0 0 0 0 0
Lee, Brandon 0 0 0 4 0
McCarter, Ryan 6 6 6 6 36
Owens, Jordan 2 1 2 5 9
Shooks, J.R. 5 0 0 0 15 10
Valejo, Josh 0 0 0 0 0
Park View totals: 16 8 18 8 15 0 64

Photos: VivaLoudoun Snowstorm Special! 10 Percent Off!

Hey, when you finishing digging your driveway and sidewalks out ... we are offering 10 percent on all photo orders at VivaLoudoun between now and Tuesday. Use the promo code "snowstorm" at checkout! We hope you enjoy the photos! Go to photos!

Boys Basketball: Curran's Buzzer Beater Gives Panthers Dramatic, 66-63, Win over Broad Run

PF's Zack Curran Beats Broad Run with a Buzzer Beater!



Sterling (Dec. 19, 2009) - The area's favorite melodrama played its latest episode Friday night at Potomac Falls High School and the leading man this time for the Panthers was junior Zack Curran as he hit a 3-pointer with 0.9 seconds left to give PF a key AA Dulles District boys basketball, 66-63, win over Broad Run.

Curran was just one of the stars on the Panthers center stage as PF (2-0 in district, 6-1 overall) erased a 58-49 deficit midway through the final quarter against the previously unbeaten Spartans (1-1, 6-1) with the help of three big 3-pointers and then a tenacious defense which forced three turnovers in the final minute alone.

The first big shot for Potomac Falls came after Broad Run had posted the 9-point lead as Curran, who finished with 12 points, hit a trey from the left corner that stopped BR's 8-0 run.

Kevin McGaughey led Broad Run with 20 points including an "and one" with 1:51 to go to put BR ahead 61-55. Greg Graves cut the lead to 61-57 with 1:28 to go on a put back of his own miss.

Another Spartan turnover led to Pete Simoneau's 3-pointer to trim the lead to 61-60 with one minute to go. BR got back two points with Taylor Johnson at the foul line to lead by three, 63-60, with 36.4 seconds left. Johnson finished with 17 points.

Then Lukas Mihailovich, who had a game-high 23 points and was the hero with a buzzer beater and a school record 50 points in the Panthers 111-108 triple overtime win over Stone Bridge a week earlier, dropped a tough fadeaway 3-pointer with 24.3 seconds left to tie the game.

The Spartans moved the ball down the court but the Panthers intercepted a pass and were moving the ball back up the court with 10 seconds left when they were granted timeout -- even though the PF bench was actually talking amongst themselves about how many time outs they had remaining when the officials granted it. BR had plenty of fouls to give and they fouled with four seconds left after the Panthers inbounded it.

After the next inbounds, the ball went to Curran in the right corner by the Panthers bench and he sank the shot that sent the PF fans, dressed in black, rushing the court in a happy mob of a celebration.

The officials cleared the court and put 0.9 seconds back on the clock but Johnson's three-quarters court shot smashed off the backboard and fell away as the celebration restarted.

To view all the videos in the gallery, click here. Later today, photos will be added.

PF's Lukas Mihailovich Hits a Fadeaway 3-Pointer with 24.3 Seconds Left and Then the Panthers Steal the Ball with 10 Seconds Left!


Potomac Falls Junior Zack Curran on his Buzzer Beater with 0.9 Seconds Left

Broad Run coach John Costello

Potomac Falls coach Jeff Hawes