Volleyball: Loudoun County Edges Stone Bridge in 5-Game Thriller at Surebet Classic

(Sept. 14, 2010) - They sure named the Cheers Sports Classic with the right moniker as there was plenty of great volleyball to cheer about at the tournament at Loudoun County High School Saturday as the host  handed Stone Bridge its  first defeat of the season with a 3-2 thriller.

Loudoun County (5-1) prevailed 17-25, 25-21, 25-21, 20-25, 15-11 over Stone Bridge (6-1) in the first match-up of the tournament. The Bulldogs bounced back with wins over Sherando (23-25, 25-8, 25-18, 29-27) and Kettle Run (25-7, 25-11, 29-27) to finish the day 2-1.

The Raiders -- which have won three consecutive AA state titles -- suffered a letdown after the Stone Bridge win with a surprising loss to Kettle Run in three games (25-27, 20-25, 23-25) but County recovered to beat Sherando (25-18, 25-18, 25-20) to also finish the day 2-1.

Sherando salvaged its Saturday with a win over Kettle Run to leave both of those schools at 1-2.

Cross Country: Loudoun County Boys, Woodgrove Girls Strong at Judges Classic

(Sept. 14, 2010) - The Loudoun County High School boys cross country team, led by senior Tommy Curtin;s 16:18, and the newly-formed Woodgrove girls had the top local showings at the 36th annual Judges Classic ran on the Kernstown Battlefield Saturday.

Curtin took fourth with a 16:18 in a race won by Skyline sophomore Thomas Madden in a blazing 15:47. Freedom junior Thorpe Lichtenberg was eighth at 16:47. Also in the top 15 locally was Loudoun County senior Austin Talbot at 17:06.

The Loudoun County boys finished fourth with 139 points, with Dulles District rival Potomac Falls sixth at 154. Western Albemarle won the meet with 90 points, edging Jefferson (WV) which scored 98.

Woodgrove showed its strength on the girls side with former Loudoun Valley runners, junior Lydia Cromwell and sophomore Alex Juzbasich, finishing 4-5 at 20:20 and 20:21. Teammate Audrey Houghton, a junior who also ran for the Vikes before the new school opened this fall, took 11th at 20:44. Also in the top 15 locally was Loudoun County junior Kathryn Eder who finished 12th at 20:52.

Woodgrove, Loudoun County and Potomac Falls finished 3-4-5 in the girls team race with the Wolverines scoring 107 to the Raiders 143 and Panthers 146. Western Albemarle made it a varsity boys-girls sweep with a super low 58 points for the title.

Loudoun Valley, which did not run in the varsity race but placed its runners in the JV race, won both the girls and boys JV races. The Viking boys won with 42 points as seniors Benjamin Walker and Daniel Ferrell went 1-2 at 17:20 and 17:54. The girls won with 20 points as they took four of the top five spots with senior Alexandra Ludtke winning at 22:14.

In other meets Saturday, Heritage girls took 7th at the Knights Crossing in Salem with junior Lisa Pallotta taking 29th at 20:05.08. The Pride boys were 10th with senior Matthew Holton running a 17:24.05 for 49th. The Stone Bridge girls were 13th at the Monroe Parker in Fairfax County with senior Caroline Snell 56th at 20:37 and the Bulldog boys took 17th overall with freshman Brady Guertin turning in a nice 16:30 for 29th.

Full results for Judges Classic:

Photo Gallery: Cross Country - Judges Classic by Scott Shepherd

(Sept. 14, 2010) - Scott Shepherd was on hand to shoot the Judges Classic cross country invitational and he took some fantastic shots. Click on any photo to view the gallery with 207 shots!






Also click here for a gallery of Dominion runners from the meet!

Football: "Grandpa Hog" Gets Hamilton Elementary School in the Mood for the NFL Season

Special to VivaLoudoun.com
via Loudoun County Public Schools

Hamilton (Sept. 13, 2010) - Ron Saul has lived just about every boy’s dream; playing professional football for 13 years and being part of a Super Bowl champion.

His biggest thrill, however, was being named an Academic All-America at Michigan State and obtaining an education that has allowed him to lead a successful life outside football.

That’s what Saul told the students of Hamilton Elementary on Friday, September 10th, as part of the NFL’s Back to Football Friday. NFL teams are offering prizes to schools that show exceptional spirit prior to their team’s opening kickoff (in the case of Hamilton, Sunday night’s Redskins game with Dallas).

Cross Country: 6th Annual Oatlands Invitational to Feature 90-Plus Schools and Almost 4,000 Athletes

(Sept. 13, 2010) - Mark your calendars for Sept. 25 as one of the largest sporting events of any nature in the state of Virginia comes to Leesburg as Freedom and Tuscarora high schools host the 6th Annual Oatlands Cross Country Invitational.

The giant meet features eight different races, which will be run every 30 minutes starting at 9 a.m. and ending with the varsity A races at noon and 12:30 p.m. Organizers are estimating that more than 90 high schools will be represented and nearly 4,000 runners on the grounds. VivaLoudoun will be on hand to cover the great meet!

Volleyball: Valley Grad Bennett, Frances Marion Team Up for AVCA National Play of the Week

(Sept. 13, 2010) - Loudoun Valley High School graduate Nicole Bennett, who helped the Vikings win a AAA state title last season, is the starting setter for Frances Marion University this season and she was part of a 55-second rally against Carson Newman that is up for the National Play of the Week by the American Volleyball Coaches association.

Bennett in eight matches has 257 assists and 13 service aces to lead the Florence, S.C. team to a 6-2 mark. View the play below and vote for it here ... voting ends Tuesday morning at 11 a.m.

News: Loudoun Partners with DEA in Drug Take-Back Program

(Sept. 13, 2010) - The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office, Town of Leesburg Police Department and the Town of Purcellville Police Department have partnered with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) in the “Take-Back” initiative that seeks to prevent increased pill abuse and theft.

On Saturday, September 25, 2010, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., law enforcement agencies in Loudoun County will be collecting potentially dangerous expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs for destruction at four sites in the county.

Baseball: VIP Baseball to Unveil Name and Logo of New Loudoun County Pro Team on Sept. 21

(Sept. 21, 2010) - Sure it's football season but there is some big baseball news coming up as VIP Baseball has scheduled a media event for Sept. 21 at the 1757 Golf Club in Ashburn to unveil the new minor league baseball team's name and logo

Hall of Famer Harmon Killebrew will be on hand to help name the team (come to think of it ... Killer Brews would be a great minor league name but don't bet on it!) ... as a reminder the three finalists were Virginia Silver Stars, Dulles Blue Heron and Loudoun Hounds.

VivaLoudoun is willing to wager a month's salary that the winning name announced will be Loudoun Hounds ... because you have to have Loudoun in the name, because it has the coolest mascot potential (and logo!) ... because the PA guy or gal can scream "Release the Hounds" when the team takes the field ... because they will play "You Ain't Nothing but a Hound Dog" during the 7th Inning Stretch ...

Also on hand at the event which runs 7:05 to 8:05 p.m. will be Bob Farren, President and CEO of VIP Baseball; Joe Klein, Commissioner of the Atlantic League; and local radio personality (OK ... when WAGE was still on the air, he was the personality!) Jeremy Huber, who will emcee. We expect Huber to make a strong run to be the team's play-by-play man if he wants the job.

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News: Discovery Communications to Break Ground Wednesday in Sterling on Future Teleport Facility

(Sept. 13, 2010) - For years ... ever since Star Trek! ... we have wanted to Teleport and now we learn that Discovery Communications is breaking ground in Sterling Wednesday on the site of its future teleport facility.

Ok. Ok. We don't think they can beam us up anywhere but the news is kind of cool. Besides any company that can lay claim to "Shark Week!" ...

Here is the background:

Football: VivaLoudoun Football Scoring Chart - Dominion's Deandre Reaves Rushes to the Top with Seven TD Performance!

(Sept. 13, 2010) - After a slow start to the season, Dominion High School senior and West Virginia recruit Deandre Reaves made up for it in a hurry as he rushed to the top of the VivaLoudoun Football Scoring Chart with a record-breaking seven touchdown performance Friday in the Titans 54-20 win over Wakefield.

Reaves had TD runs of 3, 2, 41, 87, 24 and 49 and had a kickoff return of 75 yards for a score for good measure! Reaves' big night launches him to the top of the chart with 48 total points in three games. Check it out below as we have all 69 players that have found the end zone this year (or uprights!) listed ... And thanks to Cheers Sports for sponsoring this chart!



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Football: Updated Standings - Including Football Points For, Points Against and Scoring Margin

(Sept. 13, 2010) - Each Friday night we update our football standings as soon as all the scores come in. You can located standings for football, volleyball and golf by clicking on the "standings" button at the top of our homepage.

We have added points per game averages, for and against, for football. Look how defensive some teams have been at the start of the season ... with five teams giving up an average of a touchdown or less! In fact lets take a look at points for, points against and margin for each team:

Points For
1, Loudoun Valley 35.3
2, Broad Run 34.7
3, Park View 31.7
4, Loudoun County 31.5
4, Stone Bridge 31.5
6, Dominion 22.7
7, Tuscarora 17.3
8, Briar Woods 15.7
9, Heritage 13.0
10, Freedom 10.0
11, Woodgrove 9.3
12, Potomac Falls 7.0

Points Against
1, Freedom 5.0
1, Stone Bridge 5.0
3, Broad Run 6.3
4, Loudoun County 6.5
5, Briar Woods 7.0
6, Potomac Falls 18.0
7, Loudoun Valley 18.3
8, Woodgrove 25.0
9, Park View 32.7
10, Tuscarora 34.3
11, Dominion 37.7
12, Heritage 48.5

Margin
1, Broad Run +28.4
2, Stone Bridge +26.5
3, Loudoun County +25.0
4, Loudoun Valley +17.0
5, Briar Woods +8.7
6, Freedom +5.0
7, Park View -1.0
8, Potomac Falls -11.0
9, Woodgrove -13.3
10, Dominion -15.0
11, Tuscarora -17.0
12, Heritage -35.5

Football: Friday Night Scoreboard

Friday Sept. 10
Loudoun Scores
Briar Woods 27, Handley 0
Broad Run 42, Jefferson (WV) 0
Dominion 54, Wakefield 20
Freedom 6, Brentsville 3
Loudoun County 49, Tuscarora 0
Liberty 35, Park View 18
Kettle Run 7, Potomac Falls 0
Warren County 28, Woodgrove 7
Stone Bridge 56, Heritage 7
Forest Park 28, Loudoun Valley 14

AAA Liberty District
South Lakes 39, TJ 7

Other Scores of Interest
Albemarle 15, Western Albemarle 6
Amherst County 14, Heritage-Lynchburg 6
Battlefield 24, Osbourn Park 12
Centreville 35, Edison 0
Chantilly 42, Langley 35 (OT)
Clarke County 28, Stonewall Jackson-Quicksburg 13
Colonial Forge 42, Woodbridge 10
Fairfax 20, Robinson 12
Fauquier 32, Skyline 29
Marshall 17, Stuart 8
George Washington 49, E.C. Glass 15
Halifax County 14, Person County NC 9
Hylton 49, Stonewall Jackson 12
James Monroe 56, Charlottesville 0
James Wood 28, Musselman WV 7
Lake Braddock 52, Woodson 7
Louisa County 27, Spotsylvania
Luray 14, George Mason 7
Manassas Park 24, Washington and Lee 21
Massaponax 27, Chancellor 3
Millbrook 35, Spotswood 14
Monticello 45, Huguenot 6
North Stafford 12, Gar-Field 6 (OT)
Oakton 14, West Springfield 13
Orange 42, Culpeper 20
Osbourn 33, Mountain View 20
Phoebus 45, Churchland 0
Potomac 24, Stafford 23 (OT)
Riverbend 27, Courtland 10
Sherando 41, Washington WV 6
Westfield 28, West Potomac 24
Yorktown 42, Madison 0
McLean 27, Herndon 14

Football: Beat the LoCo Experts - Week Three - We Have Perfection as Two Fans Go 9-0 Last Week!

(Sept. 8, 2010) - We achieved perfection this week in the Beat the LoCo Experts football pick'em contest and we aren't talking about those crazy "experts" as two fans both went 9-0 on the week.

Clay of Sterling and Jay of Ashburn both went 9-0 and Jay is the winner for the week (lucky t-shirt winner! When we print them!) as he picked Broad Run 32-13 in the tiebreaker with Clay picking the Spartans 28-10. The final was 41-19.

Jay's big week puts him in a tie with Wayne of South Riding at 14-2 overall.

Our experts are little slow this week to go out on the limb after a bumpy first two weeks but here are the games and the picks of Dan Sousa, VivaLoudoun editor, and Moe Murphy, editor of Clarke County Sports.

Tiebreaker games is Tuscarora vs. Loudoun County so give us your final score of that game in order to break a tie for our winner who will receive a t-shirt weekly and at the end of the year there will be a $100 cash prize for best overall record.

You can email your picks to dan.sousa@vivaloudoun.com.

Girls Soccer: Bulldog State Championship Team to be Honored at Halftime of Sept. 16 Football Game

(Sept. 9, 2010) - Stone Bridge High School will recognize parents, members and the coaching staff of the 2010 VHSL girls AAA state championship soccer team at halftime of the Sept. 16 football game with West Springfield.

On June 12, 2010 the Bulldgos won the state title at Westfield High School. The win ended an undefeated run for 21-0-2 Bulldogs. The team won the Liberty District championship along with the Northern Region championship.

The team was ranked No. 1 in the nation by ESPN Rise for girls spring soccer programs. The National Soccer Coaches Association of America recognized Stone Bridges girls’ as one of the Top 20 high school teams in American, with a final No. 7 ranking.

The team will be introduced during halftime:
Julia Harmison
Laurel Hatix
Sarah Bowers
Emily Lung
Emily Fredrickson
Erin Leonard
Jennifer Skogerboe
Carson Cyphers
Murielle Tiernan
Megan McCabe
Emily Person
Corinne Giroux
Meredith Spencer
Maggie Schierling
Ashley Herndon
Melanie Smith
Melissa Rodrigues
Mallory Corpe
Jaszym Ervins
Lauren Henry
Imani Ervins
Coaches – Joan Windows, Sherrie Colby

Swim: Stone Bridge Hires Adriana Segura as New Coach

(Sept. 9, 2010) - Stone Bridge High School announced Wednesday that Adriana Segura is the Bulldogs new head girls and boys swim coach.

Segura already serves as the head girls tennis coach for Stone Bridge and was named Liberty District coach of the year this past spring. She swam throughout middle and high school on both school and local club teams. She swam one year on the club team while at Florida State University. Segura teaches Spanish at Stone Bridge High School and is looking forward to taking over the swim team according to Stone Bridge athletic director Dave Hembach.

Football: Loudoun Board of Supervisors Make it "Redskins Week" Officially

(Sept. 8, 2010) - Silly you ... you thought every week in Loudoun was "Redskins Week" but this week ... well it is for real as decreed by the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors.

Following adoption of a proclamation making this "Redskins Week" in Loudoun County, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors presented the proclamation to the football team's general manager, Bruce Allen, during the Board's general business meeting September 7, 2010. In a brief ceremony, Board Chairman Scott York - wearing a Redkins jersey - read the following proclamation outloud:

WHEREAS, the Washington Redskins Corporate Headquarters has been located in Loudoun County since August 24, 1992

WHEREAS, the Redskins are the second most valuable franchise in the NFL,

WHEREAS, many of the Redskins players have made Loudoun County their home where they have and continue to individually perform community service,

WHEREAS, Redskins Training Camp has been held in Loudoun County since 2000,

WHEREAS, the Washington Redskins, as a corporation and as players, dedicate many personal hours to the community of Loudoun County every year, especially within the schools and with organizations that focus on children and their needs. The Redskins, on a yearly basis have provided over 300 students with backpacks filled with school supplies, 200 needy students with winter coats, awarded 50 deserving students with a $100 Target gift card and a Washington Redskin Player “shopping buddy” to lead them in a one hour shopping spree, and numerous volunteer hours in the local schools,

WHEREAS, Chairman York, on behalf of the Board, will issue a challenge to the Mayor of Irving Texas, home of the corporate headquarters and spring training for the Dallas Cowboys, as to the results of the first game of the season against the Dallas Cowboys in order to promote the spirit of our loyalty to our home team,

Now, therefore, be it resolved that, the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors does hereby proclaim the week of September 7 – September 12, 2010 as Redskins Week in Loudoun County.

Volleyball Round-up: Briar Woods, Broad Run, Dominion and County All Sweep to Dulles District Wins; Beckham Leads SB Sweep Over Herndon in Northern Region

(Sept. 8, 2010) - The first day of school in Loudoun saw almost all the volleyball teams in action and all four games in the Dulles District were sweeps with Briar Woods, Broad Run, Dominion and Loudoun County all winning.

Stone Bridge, ranked No. 1 in the LoCo Elite 5 poll, cruised to a sweep over Herndon in Northern Region non-district play with senior Christine Beckham putting on a 16-kill display with Navy coach Mike Schwob and assistant coach Mary Clare Couglan in the stands to watch the Bulldog.

Beckham has been on the Navy's recruiting radar since the spring and could potentially play as a setter and all around the horn defender for the service academy as she does for her Virginia Elite club team. Beckham is currently a "candidate" and going through all of the processes to get into the academy. Since her unofficial visit to Navy last February that has been her school of choice and she has thus far turned NCAA Division I offers to focus on Navy. Next month she will make her official visit to the school, attending a volleyball match and home football game.

Navy had to like what they saw Tuesday as Beckham was nearly flawless finishing with five service points, one ace and eight digs to go with the 16 kills.

Stone Bridge def. Herndon, 25-12, 25-18, 25-19
The Skinny: Bulldog Amanda Miller was again running the offense with 29 assists. Ryan Ackermann added nine kills, nine service points, three aces and six digs while Amy Christensen had 16 digs and seven service points. Also for SB, Mariah Brantley was hot with the service with 18 points including three aces and she had six digs. Delaney Schulte finished with four kills.

Briar Woods def. Woodgrove, 25-14, 25-14, 25-17
The Skinny: Natalie Deffer led the Falcons with 10 service points and Keandra McCardell was the BWoods leader in blocks and kills with seven apiece. The Falcons defense was led by Shelby Harris. Chelsea Kaser also had an outstanding match for BWoods.

Broad Run def. Tuscarora, 25-21, 25-14, 25-22
The Skinny: Emily Sears led the Spartans with nine kills, 12 aces and six digs. Jess Federsen had six kills for BR and nine digs while Kate Sims added five kills. Brenna Sullivan had seven digs for the Spartans and setter Molly Maloney racked up 22 assists in just two games.

Huskies were led defensively by Amirah Al-Bayyinah with five single blocks and three double blocks. Libero Keili Terry added to the defense with six digs.

Dominion def. Park View, 25-6, 25-12, 25-15
The Skinny: Titans can email their results to dan.sousa@vivaloudoun.com

Loudoun County def. Freedom, 25-17, 25-21, 25-19
The Skinny: The Raiders improved to 3-0 (3-0) with a 3-0 sweep in a hard fought match against the much improved Freedom Eagles. Loudoun County was led by Colleen Bowlds (18 assists, 8 points, 2 kills, 2 digs, 1 block), Rachel Roberts (7 kills, 5 blocks), Jenna Strange (5 kills, 6 digs, 2 aces), Taylor Huewe (4 kills), Danielle Cullen (2 kills, 11 points, 1 block), Katrina Kirby (2 kills, 2 blocks), Georgi Fox (4 digs, 2 blocks, 1 kill), Gabby Serafin (14 digs, 5 points, 1 kill, 1 ace), Kathleen Horvath (7 digs, 11 points, 2 kills, 2 aces), Megan Fox (8 assists, 1 ace), Jordan Leiter (3 assists, 3 points, 2 aces), Sammy Dormio (2 digs). Loudoun County returns to action this Saturday as they host the Cheers Sports Classic versus Stone Bridge, Kettle Run, and Sherando.

The Raider JV (25-17, 25-14) and Freshmen (25-5, 25-9) also swept their way to victory over the Eagles to improve to 2-0 and 3-0 respectively. They return to action next Tuesday as they host Tuscarora.

Volleyball: Tuesday Night Scoreboard

VivaLoudoun Volleyball Scoreboard
Briar Woods def. Woodgrove, 25-14, 25-14, 25-17
Broad Run def. Tuscarora, 25-21, 25-14, 25-22
Dominion def. Park View, 25-6, 25-12, 25-15
Loudoun County def. Freedom, 25-17, 25-21, 25-19
Stone Bridge def. Herndon, 25-12, 25-18, 25-19

Boys Basketball: New Dominion Coach Jason Geyer to Meet Community on Sept. 20

Sterling (Sept. 7, 2010) - The Dominion High School athletic department is hosting a meet and greet on Sept. 20 with new Titan boys basketball coach Jason Geyer. The event takes place at 6 p.m. in the school's Media Center. Students, parents, and members of the community and media are welcome to come out and meet coach Geyer.

Football: VivaLoudoun Football Scoring Chart - Valley's David Mellstrom Leads All Athletes

(Sept. 7, 2010) - VivaLoudoun has released its first update of the 2010 football scoring chart sponsored by Cheers Sports with a complete look at all 51 athletes who have scored points in the first two weeks of the season. As can be expected, high-scoring Loudoun Valley, with 92 points in the first two games, has players in three of the top four sports including senior transfer David Mellstrom who has rocketed onto the scene with five scores -- two on returns and three receptions -- to top the charts with 30 points.



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Photo Gallery: Youth Sports - Lower Loudoun Boys Football League - 49ers vs. Patriots

(Sept. 7, 2010) - Nick Lutkins is one of the best sports photographers around Loudoun or any county for that matter and we are lucky to have his great shots! Click on any photo to view shots from the 49ers vs. Patriots Lower Loudoun Boys Football League game.

Photo Gallery: Freshman Football Scrimmages - Stone Bridge vs. Loudoun County and Stone Bridge vs. Westfield

(Sept. 7, 2010) - Most of the varsity players of today started out at the freshman team level and we are fortunate to have Jimmy Dunne shooting Stone Bridge freshman football games this year. Click on any photo to enjoy the full gallery from both Stone Bridge football scrimmages recently against Loudoun County and Westfield.

Freshman Football: Stone Bridge vs. Loudoun County




Freshman Football: Stone Bridge vs. Westfield




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Photo Gallery: Football - Stone Bridge vs. Westfield

(Sept. 7, 2010) - Click on any photo to view the entire gallery by VivaLoudoun editor Dan Sousa from the Stone Bridge 7-3 season-opening football win at Westfield on Friday night.

News: LoCo Elite 5 - Top 5 Rankings for Football and Volleyball Updated

(Sept. 7, 2010) - The Loudoun Times-Mirror and VivaLoudoun.com have teamed up to present the LoCo Elite 5 — a top five weekly rankings for football and volleyball among Loudoun’s 12 public high schools.

Stone Bridge High School is ranked No. 1 in both sports in our latest polls.

Here’s a look at our full rankings as of Sept. 6. with a little note from VivaLoudoun editor Dan Sousa.


LoCo Elite 5 Football

1. Stone Bridge (1-0)
The Skinny: 7-3 win! This is not your brother's Bulldog team!

T2. Broad Run (2-0)
The Skinny: Spartans lose starting QB but single wing runs to win

T2. Loudoun Valley (2-0)
The Skinny: Danny McGrath has rebuilt the Vikes into a power!

4. Loudoun County (1-0)
The Skinny: Raiders enjoy bye week.

5. Park View (1-1)
The Skinny: Patriots apparently willing to test all the light bulbs on the scoreboard.

On the brink: Briar Woods (1-1)


LoCo Elite 5 Volleyball

1. Stone Bridge (2-0)
The Skinny: Amanda Miller is back and leading Bulldogs

2. Loudoun County (2-0)
The Skinny: The names change but the winning remains

3. Heritage (2-0)
The Skinny: Pride are primed for a deep postseason run.

T4. Broad Run (1-0)
The Skinny: Spartans are the team to challenge County in Dulles

T4. Loudoun Valley (1-1)
The Skinny: Vikes are a work in progress but have plenty of talent

On the brink: Freedom (2-1), Potomac Falls (5-2)

Golf: Leaders Charts Sponsored by Cheers Sports

(Sept. 7, 2010) - VivaLoudoun.com is proud to present our 2010 high school golf leader charts sponsored by Cheers Sports.

We have updated the last two weeks of scores (send us corrections or additions to dan.sousa@vivaloudoun.com) and we have new 18-hole and 9-hole leaders with Tanner Welsh of Loudoun Valley shooting an area-best 68 at Dominion Valley and Heritage's Ryan Douglass shooting a 33 at River Creek. When it comes to team scores, however, it is still all Loudoun County at the top of the charts!


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