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Radford (June 11, 2010) - Loudoun County High School defeated Blacksburg 2-0 in the Group AA Girls Soccer State semifinals Friday at Radford University as part of the 2010 Spring Jubilee.
Shuana Kain (9th minute) and Sarah Olivero (74th minute) scored the game’s only goals.
The Raiders will play Dulles District rival Broad Run in Saturday’s State Championship Saturday morning at 10 a.m. Broad Run advanced to the finals with a 3-0 win over Hidden Valley in Friday’s first semifinal match.
Loudoun County finished with a 12-5 advantage in shots.
Loudoun County 2, Blacksburg 0
Scoring
LC (9th minute) Kain (unassisted)
LC (74th minute) Olivero (Leslie Lyford)
Shots: Loudoun County 12, Blacksburg 5
Corner Kicks: Blacksburg 5, Loudoun County 3
Friday, June 11, 2010
Girls Soccer: Walker and Roth Lead George Mason to 5-1 Win in Group A Semifinals
Radford (June 11, 2010) - Hannah Walker and Leah Roth scored two goals each to lead George Mason past Gate City, 5-1, in the Group A Girls Soccer State semifinals Friday morning at Radford University as part of the 2010 Spring Jubilee.
Girls Soccer: Broad Run in Line for Third Straight State Title After 3-0 Win Over Hidden Valley
Radford (June 11, 2010) - Cassie Smith scored a goal and set up the difference maker to lead Broad Run to a 3-0 victory over Hidden Valley in the semifinals of the Group AA Girls Soccer State semifinals Friday morning at Radford University as part of the 2010 Spring Jubilee.
Dani Dangremond put the Spartans up 1-0 with the eventual game winner in the 12th minute of action.
Smith extended the lead with an early second half strike, while Darbie Kelley put the game away in the 59th minute with a goal assisted by Kacie Kelley.
Broad Run outshot Hidden Valley 13-0 and held an 8-1 advantage in corner kicks.
The Spartans will play Dulles District rival Loudoun County, a 2-0 winner over Blacksburg, in the final Saturday at 10 a.m. at Radford
Dani Dangremond put the Spartans up 1-0 with the eventual game winner in the 12th minute of action.
Smith extended the lead with an early second half strike, while Darbie Kelley put the game away in the 59th minute with a goal assisted by Kacie Kelley.
Broad Run outshot Hidden Valley 13-0 and held an 8-1 advantage in corner kicks.
The Spartans will play Dulles District rival Loudoun County, a 2-0 winner over Blacksburg, in the final Saturday at 10 a.m. at Radford
State Semifinals Live from Westfield!
Tough loss for Loudoun Valley as they played well enough to win today including a goal called back and several good opportunities that just missed
C: Cosby Wins as Kelsey Conyers makes her kick, 4-2 ...
LV: Tabitha McHale makes her shot, 3-2
C: Metzger rolls in a shot just inside the right post, 3-1
LV: Chrystal Oden makes a low shot to the left, 2-1
C: Broadwater converts for Titans, 2-0
LV: Wann makes another save!, stopping Amber Cook's shot to the left
C: Grove converts for Cosby, 1-0
LV: Manning's shot to the right is stopped by a diving Wann. She's a Magic Wann
PKs: Cosby has inserted SR forward Becca Wann in at keeper
After 100 minutes of play ... we do not have a winner yet! Valley and Cosby headed to Penalty Kicks
98th minute: 2 to play ... still with Valley applying all the pressure as Cosby has just one forward and is settled in defensively, Cosby has given up 3 free kicks in the last 3 minutes
95th minute: Switching sides for a final 5 minutes of Golden Goal
92nd minute: Manning's cross sails through the box but nobody near to flag it down
We are headed to Golden Goal or Sudden Death ... OK the VHSL being Politically Correct calls it Sudden Victory ... but you know what I mean! They will play 10 minutes (switching sides after 5 minutes) and a goal -- the Golden Goal in soccer teams - will end it. If not ... PKs will beckon.
88th minute: Vikes continue to pressure ... but can't break tie ... 90 seconds to go before Golden Goal
Loudoun County girls up 1-0 at half of AA state semi on Shauna Kain goal ... Vikes and Cosby start second 5-minute OT
84th minute: Vikes in charge, Manning dribbles all the way to end line but can't get shot off
81st minute: Valley just misses the go-ahead goal as Taylor Payne's shot from 16 yards is a foot outside of the right post
End of Regulation: Moving on to a 10-minute overtime period after the teams get a 5-minute break
C: Cosby Wins as Kelsey Conyers makes her kick, 4-2 ...
LV: Tabitha McHale makes her shot, 3-2
C: Metzger rolls in a shot just inside the right post, 3-1
LV: Chrystal Oden makes a low shot to the left, 2-1
C: Broadwater converts for Titans, 2-0
LV: Wann makes another save!, stopping Amber Cook's shot to the left
C: Grove converts for Cosby, 1-0
LV: Manning's shot to the right is stopped by a diving Wann. She's a Magic Wann
PKs: Cosby has inserted SR forward Becca Wann in at keeper
After 100 minutes of play ... we do not have a winner yet! Valley and Cosby headed to Penalty Kicks
98th minute: 2 to play ... still with Valley applying all the pressure as Cosby has just one forward and is settled in defensively, Cosby has given up 3 free kicks in the last 3 minutes
95th minute: Switching sides for a final 5 minutes of Golden Goal
92nd minute: Manning's cross sails through the box but nobody near to flag it down
We are headed to Golden Goal or Sudden Death ... OK the VHSL being Politically Correct calls it Sudden Victory ... but you know what I mean! They will play 10 minutes (switching sides after 5 minutes) and a goal -- the Golden Goal in soccer teams - will end it. If not ... PKs will beckon.
88th minute: Vikes continue to pressure ... but can't break tie ... 90 seconds to go before Golden Goal
Loudoun County girls up 1-0 at half of AA state semi on Shauna Kain goal ... Vikes and Cosby start second 5-minute OT
84th minute: Vikes in charge, Manning dribbles all the way to end line but can't get shot off
81st minute: Valley just misses the go-ahead goal as Taylor Payne's shot from 16 yards is a foot outside of the right post
End of Regulation: Moving on to a 10-minute overtime period after the teams get a 5-minute break
Boys Lacrosse: Loudoun Valley Rolls into the State Semifinals Behind Biggest Offensive Outburst of the Season
Valley's Dylan Zook, Chris Rabung and Chris Daddio (L to R) after the state semifinal win
(June 11, 2010) - The Loudoun Valley High School boys lacrosse, behind their biggest offensive outburst of the season, blasted Brooke Point, 18-8, Thursday at Westfield High School to advance to the Virginia High School League state finals for the first time in school history.
The Vikes (18-3) will face Langley (19-2) at 8 p.m. Saturday at Westfield in a rematch of a March 30 game in which Loudoun Valley won, 8-7, in overtime. Both of Langley's losses this season have been in overtime -- to Valley and to Robinson in the Northern Region finals.
Valley's three losses include two one-goal games (to West Springfield in overtime and to Osbourn Park in the Northwest Region finals) and to prep power St. Stpehens/St. Agnes.
Thursday's state semifinal was a rematch of the Northwest Region semifinal which Valley ran away with, 16-6, and again the Vikes had too much firepower for BP.
Chris Daddio, headed to Syracuse next season, controlled the pace of the game for the Vikings by winning 17 of 21 faceoffs and he added four goals. Senior attack Chris Rabung also had the hot hand for the Vikes, scoring five, but Valley also showed its offensive depth as the Vikings first six goals were scored by six different players -- Daddio, senior defense Garrett Swankowski, sophomore middie Denis Radcliffe, junior attack Brandon Bunce, senior middie Matt McGuinness and Rabung.
Brook Point's goal with three seconds left in the first quarter made it just 4-3 Vikes but Valley rolled to four straight goals to start the second quarter and led comfortably, 10-4, at the half.
Valley coach Jeff Lewandowski implored his team at the half to not have a letdown but the offensive sputtered a bit until senior attack Dylan Zook stole a pass near the BP net and easily put it in for an 11-5 lead with 4:43 left in the third. That offensive then flowed as Rabung scored and a frustrated BP team picked up a penalty after the goal. Zook then made a nifty behind the back pass to Daddio for a score to make it 13-5 heading into the fourth.
Rabung and Daddio kept the pressure on in the fourth and Valley was on its way to a season-high 18 goals. The Vikes, known for their defense, have only given up more than nine goals once on the season, in the 12-4 loss to St. Stephens/St. Agnes.
Click on this photo to view the entire gallery from the game by Craig Sterbutzel
Valley Boys Lacrosse Game-by-Game 2010
3.19 - W 7-6 (OT) Broad Run
3.29 - W 7-6 (OT) Chantilly
3.30 - W 8-7 (OT) Langley
3.31 - L 6-7 (OT) West Springfield
4.08 - W 14-5 Battlefield
4.12 - W 10-3 Heritage
4.15 - W 14-1 Osbourn
4.19 - W 10-6 Albemarle
4.22 - W 12-4 Stonewall Jackson
4.29 - W 15-4 Heritage
4.30 - L 4-12 St. Stephens/St. Agnes
5.03 - W 10-3 Osbourn
5.10 - W 13-4 Stonewall Jackson
5.14 - W 14-1 Battlefield
5.18 - W 14-2 Stonewall Jackson
5.21 - W 15-2 Battlefield
5.24 - W 14-9 Heritage
5.26 - W 16-6 Brooke Point
5.28 - L 8-9 Osbourn Park
6.05 - W 7-5 Western Albemarle
6.10 - W 18-8 Brooke Point
Record: 18-3
Goals For: 236 (11.2 ppg)
Goals Against: 110 (5.2 ppg)
(June 11, 2010) - The Loudoun Valley High School boys lacrosse, behind their biggest offensive outburst of the season, blasted Brooke Point, 18-8, Thursday at Westfield High School to advance to the Virginia High School League state finals for the first time in school history.
The Vikes (18-3) will face Langley (19-2) at 8 p.m. Saturday at Westfield in a rematch of a March 30 game in which Loudoun Valley won, 8-7, in overtime. Both of Langley's losses this season have been in overtime -- to Valley and to Robinson in the Northern Region finals.
Valley's three losses include two one-goal games (to West Springfield in overtime and to Osbourn Park in the Northwest Region finals) and to prep power St. Stpehens/St. Agnes.
Thursday's state semifinal was a rematch of the Northwest Region semifinal which Valley ran away with, 16-6, and again the Vikes had too much firepower for BP.
Chris Daddio, headed to Syracuse next season, controlled the pace of the game for the Vikings by winning 17 of 21 faceoffs and he added four goals. Senior attack Chris Rabung also had the hot hand for the Vikes, scoring five, but Valley also showed its offensive depth as the Vikings first six goals were scored by six different players -- Daddio, senior defense Garrett Swankowski, sophomore middie Denis Radcliffe, junior attack Brandon Bunce, senior middie Matt McGuinness and Rabung.
Brook Point's goal with three seconds left in the first quarter made it just 4-3 Vikes but Valley rolled to four straight goals to start the second quarter and led comfortably, 10-4, at the half.
Valley coach Jeff Lewandowski implored his team at the half to not have a letdown but the offensive sputtered a bit until senior attack Dylan Zook stole a pass near the BP net and easily put it in for an 11-5 lead with 4:43 left in the third. That offensive then flowed as Rabung scored and a frustrated BP team picked up a penalty after the goal. Zook then made a nifty behind the back pass to Daddio for a score to make it 13-5 heading into the fourth.
Rabung and Daddio kept the pressure on in the fourth and Valley was on its way to a season-high 18 goals. The Vikes, known for their defense, have only given up more than nine goals once on the season, in the 12-4 loss to St. Stephens/St. Agnes.
Click on this photo to view the entire gallery from the game by Craig Sterbutzel
Valley Boys Lacrosse Game-by-Game 2010
3.19 - W 7-6 (OT) Broad Run
3.29 - W 7-6 (OT) Chantilly
3.30 - W 8-7 (OT) Langley
3.31 - L 6-7 (OT) West Springfield
4.08 - W 14-5 Battlefield
4.12 - W 10-3 Heritage
4.15 - W 14-1 Osbourn
4.19 - W 10-6 Albemarle
4.22 - W 12-4 Stonewall Jackson
4.29 - W 15-4 Heritage
4.30 - L 4-12 St. Stephens/St. Agnes
5.03 - W 10-3 Osbourn
5.10 - W 13-4 Stonewall Jackson
5.14 - W 14-1 Battlefield
5.18 - W 14-2 Stonewall Jackson
5.21 - W 15-2 Battlefield
5.24 - W 14-9 Heritage
5.26 - W 16-6 Brooke Point
5.28 - L 8-9 Osbourn Park
6.05 - W 7-5 Western Albemarle
6.10 - W 18-8 Brooke Point
Record: 18-3
Goals For: 236 (11.2 ppg)
Goals Against: 110 (5.2 ppg)
Photo Gallery: Girls Soccer - AAA State Quarterfinals - Forest Park vs. Stone Bridge
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Photo Gallery: Boys Soccer - AA State Quarterfinal - Courtland vs. Broad Run
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Photo Gallery: Boys Soccer - AAA State Quarterfinal - Patrick Henry-Roanoke vs. Stone Bridge
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Photo Gallery: Girls Soccer AA State Quarterfinals - Chancellor vs. Broad Run
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News: APEX Gymnastics Has Raised Over $17K for Relay for Life
(June 10, 2010) - APEX Gymnastics teams, friends and family have raised over $17,000 for Relay for Life! Come join APEX on June 12 at Heritage High School where they will walk for 24 hours in honor of those who are battling the terrible disease of cancer.
APEX has spent the past six weeks doing fundraisers, soliciting money and holding open gyms as a way to raise money for this great cause. APEX has raised more money than any other team in Western Loudoun and has over 150 people walking in the event. APEX invites the public to visit their booth, play some games, win some prizes. Free open gym passes will be handed out at the event.
Visit Cheers Sports today and thank them for supporting VivaLoudoun!
APEX has spent the past six weeks doing fundraisers, soliciting money and holding open gyms as a way to raise money for this great cause. APEX has raised more money than any other team in Western Loudoun and has over 150 people walking in the event. APEX invites the public to visit their booth, play some games, win some prizes. Free open gym passes will be handed out at the event.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Soccer: Super Six! Half Dozen Loudoun Soccer Teams Advance to State Semifinals
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Rachel Tharp scores the first goal for the Broad Run girls against Chancellor on Tuesday. (photo courtesy of Brian Campos)
In AAA, Stone Bridge swept a boys/girls state quarterfinal home doubleheader before one of the largest soccer crowds in school history with the Bulldog boys beating Patrick Henry-Roanoke, 2-1 in overtime, and then the Bulldog girls remained unbeaten on the year with a 1-0 win over Forest Park. Also in AAA, the Loudoun Valley girls edged Robinson, 1-0, in Purcellville to advance.
In AA, Broad Run swept a girls/boys state quarterfinal home doubleheader before an appreciative and vocal crowd as the Spartan girls blanked Chancellor, 2-0, and the Spartan boys edged Courtland, 1-0. Also in AA, the Loudoun County girls, the No. 3 seed coming out of the Dulles District, advanced easily to the state semifinals with a 3-0 win at Jamestown.
The lone loss on the night for Loudoun came when the Potomac Falls boys couldn't hold a 1-0 lead at Jamestown and fell 2-1.
The AAA teams will play at Westfield High School on Friday with the Loudoun Valley girls facing Cosby at 11 a.m. and then the Stone Bridge boys and girls take on national power Cox at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. The AA teams will play at Radford with the Broad Run girls facing Hidden Valley at 10 a.m. followed by the Loudoun County girls and Blacksburg at noon. The Broad Run boys take on defending state champion Blacksburg at 2 p.m..
Girls Lacrosse: Loudoun Valley Falls One Game Shy of State Finals for Third Straight Year
(June 9, 2010) - It was an all too familiar ending for yet another brilliant girls lacrosse season at Loudoun Valley High School as the Vikings fell in the VHSL state semifinals for the third consecutive year.
Woodson (15-5) scored seven answered goals to finish the game to turn a 10-6 deficit into a 13-10 victory. The Vikings (17-3) have gone a combined 52-9 over the past three seasons but came up just short of the title game, falling to Chantilly in 2009, 14-9, and to Oakton in 2008, 12-10.
The Valley boys will have to wait a day for their semifinal date as Wednesday's match with Brooke Point at Westfield High School was pushed back a day due to rain.
Woodson (15-5) scored seven answered goals to finish the game to turn a 10-6 deficit into a 13-10 victory. The Vikings (17-3) have gone a combined 52-9 over the past three seasons but came up just short of the title game, falling to Chantilly in 2009, 14-9, and to Oakton in 2008, 12-10.
The Valley boys will have to wait a day for their semifinal date as Wednesday's match with Brooke Point at Westfield High School was pushed back a day due to rain.
Softball: Briar Woods and Loudoun Valley Have Seasons End in State Quarterfinals
(June 9, 2010) - The Briar Woods High School and Loudoun Valley High School softball seasons came to an end Tuesday with both teams falling in the state quarterfinals, the Falcons at Powhatan, 4-0, in AA and the Vikings at Madison, 6-1, in AAA.
For Briar Woods (21-4) the loss ended the Falcons best ever season as the school captured its first Dulles District regular-season title and repeated as district tournament champs before finishing runner-up in Region II.
For Loudoun Valley (17-7) the loss ended the Vikings chances of returning to the state title game. Madison's Sam Brady pitched a 3-hitter for the win over Valley with 10 strikeouts.
For Briar Woods (21-4) the loss ended the Falcons best ever season as the school captured its first Dulles District regular-season title and repeated as district tournament champs before finishing runner-up in Region II.
For Loudoun Valley (17-7) the loss ended the Vikings chances of returning to the state title game. Madison's Sam Brady pitched a 3-hitter for the win over Valley with 10 strikeouts.
Baseball: AA State Title Game Time Shift
(June 9, 2010) - The VHSL has release new state title time for AA Baseball this Saturday at Radford. If Potomac Falls win, the title game will be 1 p.m. If Jefferson Forest wins, the game time would be 2:30 p.m.
Baseball: Potomac Falls Has More "Pow" than Powhatan, Punches Return Ticket to State Semifinals
Click the photo above to view the complete gallery with almost 300 photos from the game by Scott Shepherd.
Sterling (June 9, 2010) - The Potomac Falls High School baseball team once again broke out their big bats, scoring nine runs in the third inning Tuesday night, to blast their way to the AA state semifinals with an 11-6 win over Powhatan. Jackson Rogers went the distance for the Panthers against the Region I runners-ups.
Potomac Falls faces Jefferson Forest (winners over Tunstall) on Friday at 10 a.m. at Calfee Park in Pulaski.
Potomac Falls got on the board in the first inning on consecutive hits by Thomas Rea and Ryan Mahoney. Ryan Miller then hit a sacrifice fly to left to score Rea and give the Panthers a 1-0 lead.
Powhatan came back in the third, scoring three runs, as Rogers started to have some control problems. After giving up a single to Doug Jamerson and walking Jake Bowlin, Tyler Allen and Luke Scherzer came through with clutch singles to give Powhatan the 2-1 lead. Rogers then walked the next two batters forcing in the third run of the inning in before recording the last out.
The Panthers then responded in their half of the third ... in a big way.
Ben Sweger started the inning with a single up the middle. Rea followed with his second hit of the game and Mahoney then hit an RBI single to left. With runners on the corners, Miller hit a 2-run double to right to give the Panthers the 4-3 lead.
The Panthers were just getting started as Sam Bass then hit a single up the middle to score Miller before Rogers reached on an error. Matt Hoover then hit an RBI single to right. Tyler Caldwell followed with a walk to load the bases before Sweger stroked his second hit of the inning up the middle to score Rogers. Rea then followed with his third hit of the game -- and second hit of the inning -- scoring Caldwell and Sweger, giving the Panthers a 10-3 lead.
Given such a huge cushion Rogers settled down and began working the batters to his advantage. He cruised through the fourth inning before surrending two runs in the fifth on a two-out triple to center by Cole Phillips that just eluded the diving attempt of Mahoney.
Potomac Falls tacked on an insurance run in the sixth inning on a double by Dulles District Player of the Year Michael Lascomb and an RBI single by Colin Deely.
Powhatan got a leadoff home run from Tyler Allen in the seventh before Rogers retired the side for the 11-6 victory.
Breaking News: VHSL Changes AAA Soccer Schedule for Friday
(June 9, 2010) - The VHSL has changed the AAA state semifinal soccer schedule for Friday at Westfield High School due to graduations.
The Loudoun Valley High School girls, originally scheduled for the late game at 8 p.m., will now face Cosby at 11 a.m. The Deep Run vs. Battlefield boys will follow at 1 p.m. The Stone Bridge boys, slated for 2 p.m., will now start at 5 p.m. against Cox followed by the Stone Bridge girls vs. Cox at 7 p.m.
The Loudoun Valley High School girls, originally scheduled for the late game at 8 p.m., will now face Cosby at 11 a.m. The Deep Run vs. Battlefield boys will follow at 1 p.m. The Stone Bridge boys, slated for 2 p.m., will now start at 5 p.m. against Cox followed by the Stone Bridge girls vs. Cox at 7 p.m.
Baseball: VHSL Shifts Baseball Times for Friday
(June 9, 2010) - Conflicts with graduations has shifted the VHSL AAA state baseball schedule for Friday at Westfield High School. The Cosby vs. Woodbridge game will be played at noon followed by West Springfield vs. Western Branch at 3 p.m.
Breaking News! VHSL Postpones Boys Lacrosse Semifinals Until Thursday
(June 10, 2010) - The VHSL boys state semifinal lacrosse games scheduled for today at Westfield High School have been postponed until Thursday due to the rain.
Loudoun Valley will play Brooke Point at 5 p.m. followed by Woodson vs. Langley at 7:30 p.m.
Loudoun Valley will play Brooke Point at 5 p.m. followed by Woodson vs. Langley at 7:30 p.m.
Baseball: Broad Run Grad Conor Mullee Drafted by New York Yankees
A 4-year starter at Saint Peter's, playing in a record 205 games, Mullee gained the interest of MLB teams when he was asked to pitch for scouts on the school's "Pro Day" in the fall and he hit 93 mph on the radar gun. Mullee, who only pitched a couple of innings in high school, made seven relief appearances on the mound this season, hitting a reportedly 95 on the radar gun, while staying an everyday middle infielder.
In an interview with the Jersey Journal Mullee said: "(The Metropolitan area) is different than Virginia. I love it up here. I have no problem living in the city. My ultimate goal is to become a Major League player."
In his seven pitching appearances this spring he posed a 10.50 ERA. The 6-foot-3, 183-pounder finished his career as the school's all-time leader in games played (205), games started (205), at-bats (743), hits (216), doubles (55), RBIs (141) and total bases (331). He was No. 2 all-time in runs scored (130) and tied for No. 3 in home runs (16). He posted his best season this past spring while hitting .325 with eight home runs and a perfect 16 of 16 on stolen bases.
Mullee told the college's sports information department: "This is an extremely exciting day for me and my family. To be drafted by one of my favorite teams is a dream come true and I can't wait to put on Yankee Pinstripes."
Spring Scores: 2010
Coaches, parents, players and fans: Please help VivaLoudoun collect all the scores by sending in results after each event to dan.sousa@vivaloudoun.com.
Spring Scores 2010
Sat. June 12
Baseball
AA State Finals at Radford
Potomac Falls vs. Poquoson PPD (make-up 6.13, 10 a.m.)
AAA State Finals at Westfield
West Springfield 10, Woodbridge 2
Softball
AA State Finals at Radford
AAA State Finals at Westfield
McLean 4, Lee-Davis 2
Boys Soccer
AA State Finals at Radford
AAA State Finals at Westfield
Cox 2, Battlefield 1
Girls Soccer
AA State Finals at Radford
Broad Run 2, Loudoun County 0
AAA State Finals at Westfield
Stone Bridge 4, Cosby 0
A State Final at Radford
Madison County vs. George Mason
Fri. June 11
Baseball
AA State Semifinals at Calfee Park (Pulaski)
Potomac Falls 10, Jefferson Forest 3
Poquoson 10, Fort Defiance 0
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
West Springfield 3, Western Branch 2
Woodbridge 9, Cosby 4
A State Semifinals at Radford
Virginia High 6, Chatham 5 (10)
Rappahannock 9, Gate City 8
Softball
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Abingdon 2, Poquoson 1
Northside 1, Powhatan 0
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Lee-Davis 3, Madison 0
McLean 5, Ocean Lakes 0
A State Semifinals at Veteran's Park in Radford
Holston 4, Nandua 3
Gretna 6, Virginia High 4
Boys Soccer
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Blacksburg 1, Broad Run 0
Hidden Valley 3, Jamestown 1
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Cox 4, Stone Bridge 0
Battlefield 3, Deep Run 0
A State Semifinals at Radford
George Mason 7, John Battle 0
Radford 3, Northhampton 0
Girls Soccer
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Broad Run 3, Hidden Valley 0
Loudoun County 2, Blacksburg 0
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Stone Bridge 4, Cox 0
Cosby 2, Loudoun Valley 1 (4OT - Cosby wins on PKs, 4-2)
A State Semifinals at Radford
George Mason 5, Gate City 1
Madison County 5, Radford 2
Thurs. June 10
Boys Lacrosse
State Semifinals at Westfield
Loudoun Valley 18, Brooke Point 8
Langley 7, Woodson 5
Tues. June 8
Baseball
AA State Quarterfinals
Potomac Falls 11, Powhatan 6
Poquoson 16, Brentsville 0
Fort Defiance 10, Cave Spring 4
Jefferson Forest 7, Tunstall 3
AAA State Quarterfinals
West Springfield 8, Franklin County 1
Woodbridge 5, Woodson 4
Western Branch 3, Matoaca 1
Cosby 10, Gloucester 1
A State Quartefinals
Virginia 11, Fort Chiswell 10
Chatham 13, Northumberland 8
Gate City 7, Glenvar 2
Rappahannock 8, Altavista 1
Softball
AA State Quarterfinals
Powhatan 4, Briar Woods 0
Poquoson 2, Monticello 1 (13)
Abingdon 13, Amherst 3
Northside 2, Salem 1
AAA State Quarterfinals
Madison 6, Loudoun Valley 1
McLean 1, Battlefield 0
Lee-Davis 1, Hickory 0
Ocean Lakes 3, Prince George 0
A State Quarterfinals
Coeburn 1, Holston 1 (supended 18 innings, will resume today 5 p.m.)
Nandua 5, Appomattox 0
Virginia High 4, Bath County 1
Gretna 6, Mathews 3
Boys Soccer
AA State Quarterfinals
Jamestown 2, Potomac Falls 1
Broad Run 1, Courtland 0
Hidden Valley 2, Harrisonburg 1
Blacksburg 4, Waynesboro 1
AAA State Quarterfinals
Stone Bridge 2, Patrick Henry-Roanoke 1 (OT)
Cox 4, Mills Godwin 1
Battlefield 2, McLean 2 (2OT - Battlefield advances on PKs, 4-1)
Deep Run 1, Great Bridge 1 (2OT - Deep Run advances on PKs, 4-3)
A State Quarterfinals
John Battle 2, Galax 0
George Mason 2, Nandua 0
Radford 8, Virginia High 0
Northhampton 1, Nelson County 0
Girls Soccer
AA State Quarterfinals
Broad Run 2, Chancellor 0
Loudoun County 3, Jamestown 0
Blacksburg 1, R.E. Lee 0
Hidden Valley 1, Jefferson Forest 0
AAA State Quarterfinals
Stone Bridge 1, Forest Park 0
Loudoun Valley 1, Robinson 0
Cox 4, Thomas Dale 0
Cosby 3, Ocean Lakes 0
A State Quarterfinals
Gate City 2, Glenvar 1
George Mason 7, Northumberland 0
Radford 5, John Battle 0
Madison County 4, Northhampton 1
Girls Lacrosse
VHSL State Semifinals at Westfield
Western Albemarle 8, Langley 7
Woodson 13, Loudoun Valley 10
Spring Scores 2010
Sat. June 12
Baseball
AA State Finals at Radford
Potomac Falls vs. Poquoson PPD (make-up 6.13, 10 a.m.)
AAA State Finals at Westfield
West Springfield 10, Woodbridge 2
Softball
AA State Finals at Radford
AAA State Finals at Westfield
McLean 4, Lee-Davis 2
Boys Soccer
AA State Finals at Radford
AAA State Finals at Westfield
Cox 2, Battlefield 1
Girls Soccer
AA State Finals at Radford
Broad Run 2, Loudoun County 0
AAA State Finals at Westfield
Stone Bridge 4, Cosby 0
A State Final at Radford
Madison County vs. George Mason
Boys Lacrosse
State Finals at Westfield
Langley 12, Loudoun Valley 5
Langley 12, Loudoun Valley 5
Girls Lacrosse
State Finals at Westfield
Western Albemarle 14, Woodson 13
Western Albemarle 14, Woodson 13
Fri. June 11
Baseball
AA State Semifinals at Calfee Park (Pulaski)
Potomac Falls 10, Jefferson Forest 3
Poquoson 10, Fort Defiance 0
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
West Springfield 3, Western Branch 2
Woodbridge 9, Cosby 4
A State Semifinals at Radford
Virginia High 6, Chatham 5 (10)
Rappahannock 9, Gate City 8
Softball
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Abingdon 2, Poquoson 1
Northside 1, Powhatan 0
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Lee-Davis 3, Madison 0
McLean 5, Ocean Lakes 0
A State Semifinals at Veteran's Park in Radford
Holston 4, Nandua 3
Gretna 6, Virginia High 4
Boys Soccer
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Blacksburg 1, Broad Run 0
Hidden Valley 3, Jamestown 1
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Cox 4, Stone Bridge 0
Battlefield 3, Deep Run 0
A State Semifinals at Radford
George Mason 7, John Battle 0
Radford 3, Northhampton 0
Girls Soccer
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Broad Run 3, Hidden Valley 0
Loudoun County 2, Blacksburg 0
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Stone Bridge 4, Cox 0
Cosby 2, Loudoun Valley 1 (4OT - Cosby wins on PKs, 4-2)
A State Semifinals at Radford
George Mason 5, Gate City 1
Madison County 5, Radford 2
Thurs. June 10
Boys Lacrosse
State Semifinals at Westfield
Loudoun Valley 18, Brooke Point 8
Langley 7, Woodson 5
Tues. June 8
Baseball
AA State Quarterfinals
Potomac Falls 11, Powhatan 6
Poquoson 16, Brentsville 0
Fort Defiance 10, Cave Spring 4
Jefferson Forest 7, Tunstall 3
AAA State Quarterfinals
West Springfield 8, Franklin County 1
Woodbridge 5, Woodson 4
Western Branch 3, Matoaca 1
Cosby 10, Gloucester 1
A State Quartefinals
Virginia 11, Fort Chiswell 10
Chatham 13, Northumberland 8
Gate City 7, Glenvar 2
Rappahannock 8, Altavista 1
Softball
AA State Quarterfinals
Powhatan 4, Briar Woods 0
Poquoson 2, Monticello 1 (13)
Abingdon 13, Amherst 3
Northside 2, Salem 1
AAA State Quarterfinals
Madison 6, Loudoun Valley 1
McLean 1, Battlefield 0
Lee-Davis 1, Hickory 0
Ocean Lakes 3, Prince George 0
A State Quarterfinals
Coeburn 1, Holston 1 (supended 18 innings, will resume today 5 p.m.)
Nandua 5, Appomattox 0
Virginia High 4, Bath County 1
Gretna 6, Mathews 3
Boys Soccer
AA State Quarterfinals
Jamestown 2, Potomac Falls 1
Broad Run 1, Courtland 0
Hidden Valley 2, Harrisonburg 1
Blacksburg 4, Waynesboro 1
AAA State Quarterfinals
Stone Bridge 2, Patrick Henry-Roanoke 1 (OT)
Cox 4, Mills Godwin 1
Battlefield 2, McLean 2 (2OT - Battlefield advances on PKs, 4-1)
Deep Run 1, Great Bridge 1 (2OT - Deep Run advances on PKs, 4-3)
A State Quarterfinals
John Battle 2, Galax 0
George Mason 2, Nandua 0
Radford 8, Virginia High 0
Northhampton 1, Nelson County 0
Girls Soccer
AA State Quarterfinals
Broad Run 2, Chancellor 0
Loudoun County 3, Jamestown 0
Blacksburg 1, R.E. Lee 0
Hidden Valley 1, Jefferson Forest 0
AAA State Quarterfinals
Stone Bridge 1, Forest Park 0
Loudoun Valley 1, Robinson 0
Cox 4, Thomas Dale 0
Cosby 3, Ocean Lakes 0
A State Quarterfinals
Gate City 2, Glenvar 1
George Mason 7, Northumberland 0
Radford 5, John Battle 0
Madison County 4, Northhampton 1
Girls Lacrosse
VHSL State Semifinals at Westfield
Western Albemarle 8, Langley 7
Woodson 13, Loudoun Valley 10
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Photo Gallery: Boys Soccer - Region II Title Game - Potomac Falls vs. Broad Run
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Boys Soccer: Park View's Herrera is Region II Player of the Year, BR's Hicks Coach of the Year
(June 8, 2010) - Park View High School junior Jose Miguel Herrera has been named the Region II Player of the Year and Broad Run's Jon Hicks is the Coach of the Year.
2010 All-Region II Boys Soccer Selections
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jose Miguel Herrera, Park View, Jr.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Jon Hicks, BROAD RUN
First Team
Jose Miguel Herrera, Park View, Jr.
Danny Reategui, Broad Run, Sr.
Brian Cornell, Warren Coutny, Sr.
Matt Wolanski, Monticello, Sr.
Ryan Runion, Millbrook, Sr.
Kevin Doyle, Loudoun County, Sr.
Zach Willis, Brentsville, Jr.
Ryan Elliot, Western Albemarle, Sr.
Eduardo Santiago, Handley, So.
John Thomas, Potomac Falls, Sr.
GOALKEEPER
Calle Brown, Loudoun County, Sr.
Second Team
Kevin Reitzel, Broad Run, Jr.
Zac Gordon, Handley, Jr.
Ty Albaugh, Fluvanna County, Jr.
Jose Garcia, Park View, Sr.
Reid Turnure, Kettle Run, So.
Trey Bright, Brentsville, Sr.
Daniel Simpson, Kettle Run, Sr.
Kevin Flamenco, Park View, Sr.
Aaron Myers Western Albemarle, Sr.
Taylor Rafaly, Fluvanna County, Jr.
GOAL KEEPER
Kai Shin, Western Albemarle, Jr.
2010 All-Region II Boys Soccer Selections
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jose Miguel Herrera, Park View, Jr.
COACH OF THE YEAR
Jon Hicks, BROAD RUN
First Team
Jose Miguel Herrera, Park View, Jr.
Danny Reategui, Broad Run, Sr.
Brian Cornell, Warren Coutny, Sr.
Matt Wolanski, Monticello, Sr.
Ryan Runion, Millbrook, Sr.
Kevin Doyle, Loudoun County, Sr.
Zach Willis, Brentsville, Jr.
Ryan Elliot, Western Albemarle, Sr.
Eduardo Santiago, Handley, So.
John Thomas, Potomac Falls, Sr.
GOALKEEPER
Calle Brown, Loudoun County, Sr.
Second Team
Kevin Reitzel, Broad Run, Jr.
Zac Gordon, Handley, Jr.
Ty Albaugh, Fluvanna County, Jr.
Jose Garcia, Park View, Sr.
Reid Turnure, Kettle Run, So.
Trey Bright, Brentsville, Sr.
Daniel Simpson, Kettle Run, Sr.
Kevin Flamenco, Park View, Sr.
Aaron Myers Western Albemarle, Sr.
Taylor Rafaly, Fluvanna County, Jr.
GOAL KEEPER
Kai Shin, Western Albemarle, Jr.
Softball: Broad Run's Anna Blessing Named Region II Player of the Year, BW's Traina is Coach of the Year
(June 8, 2010) - Broad Run High School senior Anna Blessing has been named the Region II softball Player of the Year for 2010 and Briar Wood's Jennifer Traina has picked up Coach of the Year honors.
All-Region II Softball Honors for 2010
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
ANNA BLESSING, BROAD RUN
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
VICTORIA SCOTT, MONTICELLO
COACH OF THE YEAR
JENNIFER TRAINA, BRIAR WOODS
First Team
COURTNEY SUNDERLAND, POTOMAC FALLS, CATCHER
MACY JONES, BRIAR WOODS, INFIELDER
HOLLY DOMINGUEZ, BRIAR WOODS, INFIELDER
KOURTNEY PAGE, SHERANDO, INFIELDER
ERICA DAVIS, LIBERTY, INFIELDER
ANNA BLESSING, BROAD RUN, OUTFIELD
SAM GLEASON, PARK VIEW, OUTFIELD
STEPHANIE CURRY, MILLBROOK, OUTFIELD
MAGGIE BETZ, BROAD RUN, PLAYER AT LARGE
RACHEL LEE, BRENTSVILLE, PLAYER AT LARGE
VICTORIA SCOTT, MONTICELLO, PITCHER
AYSHA RICHARDSON, ORANGE, PITCHER
Second Team
PAIGE PRITCHETT, ORANGE, CATCHER
MARIA SEAY, LOUISA, INFIELDER
ABBY CARPENTER, BRENTSVILLE, INFIELDER
SAM THOMAS, PARK VIEW, INFIELDER
HALI GOAD, LOUISA, INFIELDER
KAYLA DOST, BRENTSVILLE, OUTFIELD
LYNDSEY EPLING, LOUISA, OUTFIELD
KRISTINA KARAGIORGIS, BRIAR WOODS, OUTFIELD
CHELSEA HAMBRIC, JOHN HANDLEY, PLAYER AT LARGE
SARAH CHAPMAN, FREEDOM, PLAYER AT LARGE
NICOLE KING, WARREN COUNTY, PITCHER
KATE FOWLER, BRIAR WOODS, PITCHER
All-Region II Softball Honors for 2010
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
ANNA BLESSING, BROAD RUN
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
VICTORIA SCOTT, MONTICELLO
COACH OF THE YEAR
JENNIFER TRAINA, BRIAR WOODS
First Team
COURTNEY SUNDERLAND, POTOMAC FALLS, CATCHER
MACY JONES, BRIAR WOODS, INFIELDER
HOLLY DOMINGUEZ, BRIAR WOODS, INFIELDER
KOURTNEY PAGE, SHERANDO, INFIELDER
ERICA DAVIS, LIBERTY, INFIELDER
ANNA BLESSING, BROAD RUN, OUTFIELD
SAM GLEASON, PARK VIEW, OUTFIELD
STEPHANIE CURRY, MILLBROOK, OUTFIELD
MAGGIE BETZ, BROAD RUN, PLAYER AT LARGE
RACHEL LEE, BRENTSVILLE, PLAYER AT LARGE
VICTORIA SCOTT, MONTICELLO, PITCHER
AYSHA RICHARDSON, ORANGE, PITCHER
Second Team
PAIGE PRITCHETT, ORANGE, CATCHER
MARIA SEAY, LOUISA, INFIELDER
ABBY CARPENTER, BRENTSVILLE, INFIELDER
SAM THOMAS, PARK VIEW, INFIELDER
HALI GOAD, LOUISA, INFIELDER
KAYLA DOST, BRENTSVILLE, OUTFIELD
LYNDSEY EPLING, LOUISA, OUTFIELD
KRISTINA KARAGIORGIS, BRIAR WOODS, OUTFIELD
CHELSEA HAMBRIC, JOHN HANDLEY, PLAYER AT LARGE
SARAH CHAPMAN, FREEDOM, PLAYER AT LARGE
NICOLE KING, WARREN COUNTY, PITCHER
KATE FOWLER, BRIAR WOODS, PITCHER
Photo Gallery: Boys Soccer - Northern Region Finals - Stone Bridge vs. McLean
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Monday, June 7, 2010
Photo Gallery: Boys Soccer - Northern Region Semifinals - Stone Bridge vs. Robinson
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