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(June 17, 2010) - Heritage High School senior Eric Dentler was named to the first All-Northwest Region boys soccer team in a vote of region coaches.
2010 All-Northwest Region Boys Soccer Selections
Player of the year: Cameron Chavira, Patrick Henry
Coach of the year: Ott Pimsaen, Battlefield
First team
F—Cameron Chavira, Patrick Henry, senior
F—Ryan Zinkhan, Riverbend, junior
F—Spencer Lobik, Forest Park, senior
F—Adam Clements, Battlefield, senior
F—Nick Lasky, Patrick Henry, senior
F—Henry Lopez, Osbourn, junior
MF—Joe Etcho, Riverbend, senior
MF—Kyle Beach, Battlefield, junior
MF—Nick Surkamp, Osbourn Park, senior
MF—Kyle Sullivan, North Stafford, junior
B—Matt Carey, Osbourn Park, senior
B—Eric Dentler, Heritage, senior
B—Robert Bear, Patrick Henry, senior
D—Brian Henken, Battlefield, senior
GK—Ryan Husted, North Stafford, junior
Second team
F—Bernando Majano, Woodbridge, soph.
F—Josh Mullins, Riverbend, senior
F—Grant Eliopoulos, North Stafford, junior
MF—Max Davison, Patrick Henry, soph.
MF—Payton Case, Heritage, senior
MF—Godson Kamandala, William Fleming, junior
MF—Jon Cornwell, Osbourn, junior
MF—Nick Spurlock, Patrick Henry, junior
B—Bryce Colcombe, Forest Park, soph.
B—Ahroon Nustraty, Osbourn Park, junior
B—Tommy O'Neal, North Stafford, junior
B—Justin Virga, North Stafford, junior
B—Eric Via, Patrick Henry, junior
D—Ryan Landis, Patrick Henry, junior
GK—Jack Eaton, Battlefield, senior
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Baseball: Three Vikings Make Second Team All-Region
(June 17, 2010) - Three Loudoun Valley High School baseball players have been named second team All-Northwest Region -- sophomore catcher Matthew Reed, senior first base Beattie Southerland and senior outfielder Alex Barr -- in a vote of the region coaches. Heritage senior outfielder Nick Clayton was also second team.
All-Northwest Region Baseball 2010
Player of the year: Nick Rogowski, Woodbridge
Coach of the year: Jason Ritenour, Woodbridge
First team
C—Devin White, Osbourn Park, senior
1B—Tyler Thomas, Woodbridge, soph.
2B—Josh Swirchak, Osbourn Park, junior
3B—Cameron Tubbs, Massaponax, senior
SS—Kyle Toomey, Woodbridge, senior
OF—Nick Rogowski, Woodbridge, senior
OF—Nick Lacik, Riverbend, senior
OF—Tyler Long, Halifax, junior
DH—Trey Heatwole, Franklin County, senior
UT—Geoff Cieslewitz, North Stafford, soph.
P—Nick Rogowski, Woodbridge, senior
P—Sean Kennedy, North Stafford, soph.
Second team
C—Matthew Reed, Loudoun Valley, soph.
1B—Beattie Southerland, Loudoun Valley, senior
2B—Kelvin Davis, Halifax, junior
3B—Jonathan Amos, Potomac, senior
SS—James Feldman, GW Danville, senior
OF—Shane Preston, Franklin County, junior
OF—Alexander Barr, Loudoun Valley, senior
OF—Nick Clayton, Heritage, senior
DH—Taylor Fennewald, Riverbend, junior
UT—Aaron Burton, Patrick Henry, junior
P—Trey Heatwole, Franklin County, senior
P—Andrew Tyree, Brooke Point, senior
All-Northwest Region Baseball 2010
Player of the year: Nick Rogowski, Woodbridge
Coach of the year: Jason Ritenour, Woodbridge
First team
C—Devin White, Osbourn Park, senior
1B—Tyler Thomas, Woodbridge, soph.
2B—Josh Swirchak, Osbourn Park, junior
3B—Cameron Tubbs, Massaponax, senior
SS—Kyle Toomey, Woodbridge, senior
OF—Nick Rogowski, Woodbridge, senior
OF—Nick Lacik, Riverbend, senior
OF—Tyler Long, Halifax, junior
DH—Trey Heatwole, Franklin County, senior
UT—Geoff Cieslewitz, North Stafford, soph.
P—Nick Rogowski, Woodbridge, senior
P—Sean Kennedy, North Stafford, soph.
Second team
C—Matthew Reed, Loudoun Valley, soph.
1B—Beattie Southerland, Loudoun Valley, senior
2B—Kelvin Davis, Halifax, junior
3B—Jonathan Amos, Potomac, senior
SS—James Feldman, GW Danville, senior
OF—Shane Preston, Franklin County, junior
OF—Alexander Barr, Loudoun Valley, senior
OF—Nick Clayton, Heritage, senior
DH—Taylor Fennewald, Riverbend, junior
UT—Aaron Burton, Patrick Henry, junior
P—Trey Heatwole, Franklin County, senior
P—Andrew Tyree, Brooke Point, senior
Softball: Loudoun Valley's Carli Johnson Makes First Team All-Region
(June 17, 2010) - Loudoun Valley High School senior catcher Karli Johnson has been named first team All-Northwest Region in a vote of the region softball coaches.
All-GROUP AAA NORTHWEST REGION SOFTBALL
Players of the year:
Brittany Clendenny, Battlefield
Stephanie Clark, Halifax
Coach of the year: Joe Schelzo, Battlefield
First team
C—Megan Baltzell, Mountain View, junior
C—Karli Johnson, Loudoun Valley, sr.
IF—Bailey Liddle, Battlefield, jr.
IF—Brittany Clendenny, Battlefield, sr.
IF—Sydney Puryear, Halifax, soph.
IF—Sabrina Hill, Mountain View, jr.
OF—Kelsie Scott, Battlefield, sr.
OF—Chelsey Booth, Franklin County, sr.
OF—Kali Hyams, Colonial Forge, sr.
UT—Amanda Meade, Osbourn Park, jr.
P—Miranda Kemp, Battlefield, jr.
P—Stephanie Clark, Halifax, sr.
Second team
C—Erica Field, Osbourn Park, soph.
C—Sadie Wallace, Franklin County, jr.
IF—Shae Braxton, Forest Park, soph.
IF—Katey Smith, Stafford, jr.
IF—Jessie Bagbey, Halifax, sr.
IF—Sami Whitt, Colonial Forge, sr.
OF—Leighann Jacobs, Hylton, jr.
OF—Jessica South, Osbourn Park, fr.
OF—Jamila Smith, Halifax, jr.
UT—Brooke Williams, Franklin County, sr.
UT—Alecia Boykin, Colonial Forge, sr.
P—Ashley Runion, Osbourn Park, jr.
P—Rachel Watts, Mountain View, jr.
All-GROUP AAA NORTHWEST REGION SOFTBALL
Players of the year:
Brittany Clendenny, Battlefield
Stephanie Clark, Halifax
Coach of the year: Joe Schelzo, Battlefield
First team
C—Megan Baltzell, Mountain View, junior
C—Karli Johnson, Loudoun Valley, sr.
IF—Bailey Liddle, Battlefield, jr.
IF—Brittany Clendenny, Battlefield, sr.
IF—Sydney Puryear, Halifax, soph.
IF—Sabrina Hill, Mountain View, jr.
OF—Kelsie Scott, Battlefield, sr.
OF—Chelsey Booth, Franklin County, sr.
OF—Kali Hyams, Colonial Forge, sr.
UT—Amanda Meade, Osbourn Park, jr.
P—Miranda Kemp, Battlefield, jr.
P—Stephanie Clark, Halifax, sr.
Second team
C—Erica Field, Osbourn Park, soph.
C—Sadie Wallace, Franklin County, jr.
IF—Shae Braxton, Forest Park, soph.
IF—Katey Smith, Stafford, jr.
IF—Jessie Bagbey, Halifax, sr.
IF—Sami Whitt, Colonial Forge, sr.
OF—Leighann Jacobs, Hylton, jr.
OF—Jessica South, Osbourn Park, fr.
OF—Jamila Smith, Halifax, jr.
UT—Brooke Williams, Franklin County, sr.
UT—Alecia Boykin, Colonial Forge, sr.
P—Ashley Runion, Osbourn Park, jr.
P—Rachel Watts, Mountain View, jr.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Photo Gallery: Slopfest XIII
For 13 years Riverside Presbyterian Church in Sterling has hosted "Slopfest" ... an event that started with a few students slinging mud in a backyard to over 1,400 people. There are pits of mud, a pig sty, a slide into slop, toliet brush hockey, an obstacle course and a crud war ... but why take our word for it ... just check out these great photos by Nick Lutkins! Click on any photo to view the gallery with 300+ shots!
News: Heritage Track and Field Coach Kate Cassidy is Pride's New Assistant Athletic Director
(June 15, 2010) - Heritage High School has hired current boys track and field coach Kate Cassidy as the Pride's new assistant athletic director.
Cassidy replaces Randy Trenary, who leaves Heritage to become the first ever assistant athletic director for Woodgrove High School which opens this fall in Purcellville.
In addition to a new track and field coach to replace Cassidy, the Pride will be looking for a girls track and field coach as Katie Boring has announced that she is stepping down for her position at the school.
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Cassidy replaces Randy Trenary, who leaves Heritage to become the first ever assistant athletic director for Woodgrove High School which opens this fall in Purcellville.
In addition to a new track and field coach to replace Cassidy, the Pride will be looking for a girls track and field coach as Katie Boring has announced that she is stepping down for her position at the school.
Photo Gallery: Girls Soccer - AAA State Title Game - Cosby vs. Stone Bridge
(June 15, 2010) The Stone Bridge High School girls soccer team won the AAA state title on Saturday at Westfield High School and VivaLoudoun was on hand with 500+ photos from the title game as well as the postgame celebration and awards ceremony. Click on any photo to view the full gallery.
Lacrosse: Sam Beazell to Play in 2010 Adidas National Classic
(June 15, 2010) - Sam Beazell of Potomac Falls, son of Karen and John Beazell, a freshman varsity goalie at Paul VI Catholic High School in Fairfax has been named an adidas All-America and has been selected to represent the Mid Atlantic-Washington DC Region in the 2010 adidas National Lacrosse Classic to be held in Germantown, Md. July 5-8.
The adidas National Lacrosse Classic brings the top 500 high school underclassmen lacrosse players in the country to one venue, where 20 regional teams will compete to become the 2010 USA Champion and earn the chance to compete for an International Championship against Canada.
The adidas National Lacrosse Classic brings the top 500 high school underclassmen lacrosse players in the country to one venue, where 20 regional teams will compete to become the 2010 USA Champion and earn the chance to compete for an International Championship against Canada.
News: APEX Gymnastics Raises Over $22K for Western Loudoun Relay for Life
Potomac Falls Baseball, Loudoun Valley Lacrosse Fall Just Short
(June 15, 2010) - The Potomac Falls High School baseball team and Loudoun Valley High School boys lacrosse team both fell just short of state titles, losing over the weekend in the finals.
The Panthers lost to Poquoson, 9-1, in the AA baseball finals at Radford University on Sunday morning in a game that was postponed by weather from Saturday. The Vikings fell, 12-5, to a fired-up Langley squad Saturday night at Westfield High School in the VHSL finals.
The Panthers lost to Poquoson, 9-1, in the AA baseball finals at Radford University on Sunday morning in a game that was postponed by weather from Saturday. The Vikings fell, 12-5, to a fired-up Langley squad Saturday night at Westfield High School in the VHSL finals.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
All-Time State Champion and Runner-ups in Loudoun History
(June 13, 2010) - The state titles brought home by the Broad Run and Stone Bridge high school girls soccer teams Saturday continued a trend as girls from Loudoun have now captured 43 of the total 59 state titles won.
Also, Broad Run now has 13 state titles, just two away from historic rival Park View, all-time leader with 15. Stone Bridge now has seven titles since opening a decade ago.
And between the winter -- Potomac Falls boys and Freedom girls won basketball titles -- the
"2010 decade" already has four total titles or one more than Loudoun teams won in the 1970s total. Of course, the 2010 athletes have a long way to go to catch up to the "2000 decade" which finished in the fall with a whopping 37.
Also, Broad Run now has 13 state titles, just two away from historic rival Park View, all-time leader with 15. Stone Bridge now has seven titles since opening a decade ago.
And between the winter -- Potomac Falls boys and Freedom girls won basketball titles -- the
"2010 decade" already has four total titles or one more than Loudoun teams won in the 1970s total. Of course, the 2010 athletes have a long way to go to catch up to the "2000 decade" which finished in the fall with a whopping 37.
Photos: Free Shipping the Rest of June!
(June 13, 2010) - We have enjoyed taking photos all spring and we want to share them with you so VivaLoudoun.com is offering free standard shipping on orders of $15 or more from now until the end of June. (Coupon code: FreeShipping2010)
We also took a lot of photos at the state title games at Westfield High School the past two days so check back this next week as we add galleries each day.
We also took a lot of photos at the state title games at Westfield High School the past two days so check back this next week as we add galleries each day.
Girls Soccer: Stone Bridge Girls Crush Cosby, 4-0, to Win AAA State Title
Stone Bridge senior Maggie Schierling and Jennifer Skogerboe
Despite controlling the first half, Stone Bridge led Cosby just 1-0 on an own goal in the 29th minute but all that changed just 22 seconds into the second half as Herndon scored off a great Murielle Tiernan feed. When Herndon scored four minutes later it was basically all over.
Herndon's second goal came off a Jazmyn Ervins pass and gave the SB freshman a school record 29 goals on the season, including 14 in postseason.
Senior Sara Bowers added the final goal in the 63rd minute unassisted as she finished off her own shot.
SB keeper Julia Harmison made four saves for the shutout, the 14th of the season for the stingy Stone Bridge defense.
Stone Bridge coach Joan Windows captures her first state title as the Bulldogs coach after collecting three in Maryland
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Girls Soccer: Broad Run Wins Third Straight State Title with 2-0 Win Over Loudoun County
Radford (June 11, 2010) – Broad Run High School scored a goal in each half and captured its third straight Group AA Girls Soccer State Championship with a 2-0 victory over Loudoun County Saturday morning at Radford University as part of the 2010 Spring Jubilee.
Ellie Zoepfl provided the eventual game winner in the 21st minute, while Cassie Smith added the final strike just six minutes into the second period.
Zoepfl, who scored as a freshman in the 2008 title game won 1-0 by the Spartans, scored her goal with 18:05 left in the first half off a corner kick from Whitney Church, who had scored in the 2009 title game.
It was another Church corner kick that led to Smith's goal just 6:08 into the second half. Smith made it three straight years that the Spartans got a goal in the title game from a freshman as Erin Brady scored in last year's game.
Broad Run, which has won four state title in the last 12 years, finished with a 6-3 edge in shots and 8-1 advantage in corner kicks.
The Spartan shutout -- the team's eighth straight in the postseason as BR out-scored opponents 20-0 on the way to the title -- was lead by the stifling defense of Jenny Taylor, Brenna Smith, Kacey Kelley and Erin Brady in front of freshman goalie Haley Casanova, who took over in the district finals when the starting keeper was injured and didn't allow a goal in six starts.
Title Saturday: Five Loudoun Teams Play for VHSL Championships Today
Stone Bridge freshman Ashley Herndon and Murielle Tiernan have played a big role in getting the Bulldogs to today's AAA state title girls soccer game
(June 12, 2010) - A spectacular spring sports season ends today with five Loudoun teams playing for VHSL state titles at Radford University and Westfield High School.
At least one state championship will be brought home as the Broad Run and Loudoun County girls square off in the AA state title game at 10 a.m. at Radford. It will be the fifth meeting on the season between the two Dulles District rivals with two-time defending state champion Broad Run holding the decisive 4-0 advantage.
Later at Radford, at 1 p.m., Potomac Falls baseball will try for its first state title against defending champion Poquoson, a team that knocked the Panthers out of the state semifinals in 2009.
Then at Westfield High School at 3 p.m. the Stone Bridge girls will try to add a AAA crown to the AA state title the program collected in 2005. The unbeaten Bulldogs have history on their side as they face Cosby as teams from Northern Region have won an amazing 25 of 26 state title since VHSL started girls soccer championships in 1984. The Bulldogs face Cosby, a team that edged Loudoun Valley in penalty kicks in the semifinals to prevent a Bulldog-Vikings rematch from the regular season.
Finally at 8 p.m. the Loudoun Valley High School boys lacrosse team faces Langley for the VHSL state title. The Vikes are shooting to become the first ever Loudoun team to win a state lax title. The title game is a rematch of a regular season game won by Valley in overtime, 8-7.
(June 12, 2010) - A spectacular spring sports season ends today with five Loudoun teams playing for VHSL state titles at Radford University and Westfield High School.
At least one state championship will be brought home as the Broad Run and Loudoun County girls square off in the AA state title game at 10 a.m. at Radford. It will be the fifth meeting on the season between the two Dulles District rivals with two-time defending state champion Broad Run holding the decisive 4-0 advantage.
Later at Radford, at 1 p.m., Potomac Falls baseball will try for its first state title against defending champion Poquoson, a team that knocked the Panthers out of the state semifinals in 2009.
Then at Westfield High School at 3 p.m. the Stone Bridge girls will try to add a AAA crown to the AA state title the program collected in 2005. The unbeaten Bulldogs have history on their side as they face Cosby as teams from Northern Region have won an amazing 25 of 26 state title since VHSL started girls soccer championships in 1984. The Bulldogs face Cosby, a team that edged Loudoun Valley in penalty kicks in the semifinals to prevent a Bulldog-Vikings rematch from the regular season.
Finally at 8 p.m. the Loudoun Valley High School boys lacrosse team faces Langley for the VHSL state title. The Vikes are shooting to become the first ever Loudoun team to win a state lax title. The title game is a rematch of a regular season game won by Valley in overtime, 8-7.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Baseball: Potomac Falls Powers Its Way to the AA State Finals
Pulaski (June 11, 2010) - The Potomac Falls High School baseball team has earned a rematch with Poquoson High School on Saturday, this time for the state championship. Poquoson eliminated the Panthers in the Semiginals, 3-0, on their way to the AA state championship last year. As a result of Potomac Falls' 10-3 victory over Jefferson Forest Friday, the Panthers will face Poquoson in the championship game on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Radford University.
Potomac Falls jumped all over the Cavaliers with a 3 run first inning. Ben Sweger lead off with a walk and raced around the bases to score when Thomas Rea’s sacrifice bunt was thrown into rightfield by the Cavaliers pitcher Trevor Johnston. Rea end up on third and proceeded to score on a passed ball to go up 2-0. Ryan Miller and Michael Lascomb then singled to center and Miller scored when Sam Bass reached on an error to give the Panthers the 3-0 lead.
In the second inning, Sweger walked again and after stealing second, scored on Rea’s single to center. Meanwhile, Ryan Mahoney was throwing a perfect game through three innings as the Panthers scored four more times in the third. Miller lead off with a double and Lascomb and Bass walked to load the bases. Jackson Rogers then hit a 2 RBI double to left followed by an RBI single up the middle by Sweger and the Panthers led 8-0.
Mahoney gave up a run in the fourth inning to lose the perfect game on an RBI single by Byran Sanderson and gave up another in the fifth when he walked in a run. The Panthers responded with two runs in the sixth inning on an RBI single by Rogers and an RBI by Colin Deely.
Stephen Fisher pitched the seventh inning for the save to setup the rematch.
Potomac Falls jumped all over the Cavaliers with a 3 run first inning. Ben Sweger lead off with a walk and raced around the bases to score when Thomas Rea’s sacrifice bunt was thrown into rightfield by the Cavaliers pitcher Trevor Johnston. Rea end up on third and proceeded to score on a passed ball to go up 2-0. Ryan Miller and Michael Lascomb then singled to center and Miller scored when Sam Bass reached on an error to give the Panthers the 3-0 lead.
In the second inning, Sweger walked again and after stealing second, scored on Rea’s single to center. Meanwhile, Ryan Mahoney was throwing a perfect game through three innings as the Panthers scored four more times in the third. Miller lead off with a double and Lascomb and Bass walked to load the bases. Jackson Rogers then hit a 2 RBI double to left followed by an RBI single up the middle by Sweger and the Panthers led 8-0.
Mahoney gave up a run in the fourth inning to lose the perfect game on an RBI single by Byran Sanderson and gave up another in the fifth when he walked in a run. The Panthers responded with two runs in the sixth inning on an RBI single by Rogers and an RBI by Colin Deely.
Stephen Fisher pitched the seventh inning for the save to setup the rematch.
Live! AAA State Semifinal Soccer: Stone Bridge vs. Cox, Boys and Girls
Live! bloging from Westfield High School: Girls Soccer AAA State Semifinal between Cox and Stone Bridge
Final: Stone Bridge wins 4-0!
74th minute: Jessie Klamut just misses as Cox presses to avoid the shutout. SB has subbed out most of its starters
54th minute: Harmison makes a great save on a breakaway to preserve SB shutout.
50th minute: The SB girls have now avenged the boys score from the first game as Murielle Tiernan plays a beautiful ball back across the 18 where a wide open Melissa Rodriquez scores. 4-0!
48th minute: Emily Fredrikson plays in a free kick that the Cox keeper muffs and Ashley Herndon -- killer menatilty -- pokes the ball away and in the net for a 3-0 Stone Bridge lead. Herndon's school record 27th goal of the season.
42nd minute: Bulldogs come out a knocking ... shot wide right
Start Second Half
End of First Half
38th minute: Tiernan's shot goes wide as SB is pushing to make it 3-0 prior to the half
36th minute: SB's Jennifer Skogerboe gives it a go from 20 yards out but the ball is stopped by the Cox keeper
31st minute: Lauren Muncy long free kick in is saved by SB keep Harmison.
25th minute: Cook's shot for Cox is long. Play has been mostly in the middle of he field as Cox has settle down after SB shocked them with the quick 2-goal lead.
8th minute: Stone Bridge now up 2-0! Murielle Tiernan has an amazing shot as she twists and beats the keeper to the near post from about six yards out.
7th minute: Meredith Corner of Cox almost equalizes but Harmison deflects her shot from nearly point blank.
4th minute: Bulldogs strike first! Super freshman Ashley Herndon scores on ball played in by junior midfielder Mallory Corpe . The Falcons keeper was a bit slow to come field the bounding ball and the speedy Herndon was able to poke it away with her head and then she finished it by blasting the ball from the doorstep into the net. 1-0 Stone BRidge.
3rd minute: Cox long free kick bounces and SB keeper Harmison has to clear it up and over ... you know, out of harm's way.
Girls game: Cox vs. Stone Bridge has started
Final Boys: Cox 4, Stone Bridge 0 ... undefeated Falcons face Battlefield Sat. in finals.
Final: Stone Bridge wins 4-0!
74th minute: Jessie Klamut just misses as Cox presses to avoid the shutout. SB has subbed out most of its starters
54th minute: Harmison makes a great save on a breakaway to preserve SB shutout.
50th minute: The SB girls have now avenged the boys score from the first game as Murielle Tiernan plays a beautiful ball back across the 18 where a wide open Melissa Rodriquez scores. 4-0!
48th minute: Emily Fredrikson plays in a free kick that the Cox keeper muffs and Ashley Herndon -- killer menatilty -- pokes the ball away and in the net for a 3-0 Stone Bridge lead. Herndon's school record 27th goal of the season.
42nd minute: Bulldogs come out a knocking ... shot wide right
Start Second Half
End of First Half
38th minute: Tiernan's shot goes wide as SB is pushing to make it 3-0 prior to the half
36th minute: SB's Jennifer Skogerboe gives it a go from 20 yards out but the ball is stopped by the Cox keeper
31st minute: Lauren Muncy long free kick in is saved by SB keep Harmison.
25th minute: Cook's shot for Cox is long. Play has been mostly in the middle of he field as Cox has settle down after SB shocked them with the quick 2-goal lead.
8th minute: Stone Bridge now up 2-0! Murielle Tiernan has an amazing shot as she twists and beats the keeper to the near post from about six yards out.
7th minute: Meredith Corner of Cox almost equalizes but Harmison deflects her shot from nearly point blank.
4th minute: Bulldogs strike first! Super freshman Ashley Herndon scores on ball played in by junior midfielder Mallory Corpe . The Falcons keeper was a bit slow to come field the bounding ball and the speedy Herndon was able to poke it away with her head and then she finished it by blasting the ball from the doorstep into the net. 1-0 Stone BRidge.
3rd minute: Cox long free kick bounces and SB keeper Harmison has to clear it up and over ... you know, out of harm's way.
Girls game: Cox vs. Stone Bridge has started
Final Boys: Cox 4, Stone Bridge 0 ... undefeated Falcons face Battlefield Sat. in finals.
State Semifinal Scoreboard
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 vs. Western Branch, 3 p.m.
Woodbridge 9, Cosby 4
A State Semifinals at Radford
Virginia High vs. Chatham
Gate City vs. Rappahannock
Softball
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Abingdon vs. Poquoson
Northside vs. Powhatan
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Madison vs. Lee-Davis, 4 p.m.
Ocean Lakes vs. McLean, 7 p.m.
A State Semifinals at Veteran's Park in Radford
Holston 4, Nandua 3
Virginia High vs. Gretna
Boys Soccer
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Blacksburg vs. Broad Run, 2 p.m.
Jamestown vs. Hidden Valley, 4 p.m.
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Stone Bridge vs. Cox, 5 p.m.
Battlefield 3, Deep Run 0
A State Semifinals at Radford
John Battle vs. George Mason, 2 p.m.
Radford vs. Northhampton, 4 p.m.
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 vs. Cox, 7 p.m.
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
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 vs. Western Branch, 3 p.m.
Woodbridge 9, Cosby 4
A State Semifinals at Radford
Virginia High vs. Chatham
Gate City vs. Rappahannock
Softball
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Abingdon vs. Poquoson
Northside vs. Powhatan
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Madison vs. Lee-Davis, 4 p.m.
Ocean Lakes vs. McLean, 7 p.m.
A State Semifinals at Veteran's Park in Radford
Holston 4, Nandua 3
Virginia High vs. Gretna
Boys Soccer
AA State Semifinals at Radford
Blacksburg vs. Broad Run, 2 p.m.
Jamestown vs. Hidden Valley, 4 p.m.
AAA State Semifinals at Westfield
Stone Bridge vs. Cox, 5 p.m.
Battlefield 3, Deep Run 0
A State Semifinals at Radford
John Battle vs. George Mason, 2 p.m.
Radford vs. Northhampton, 4 p.m.
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 vs. Cox, 7 p.m.
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
Girls Soccer: Loudoun County Blanks Blacksburg in AA Semifinals, 2-0
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
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
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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