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(Oct. 13, 2010) - Stone Bridge High School is the only football team in Loudoun still undefeated but there are plenty of teams around the state still unbeaten. Here is a list compiled by VivaLoudoun:
VHSL Undefeated Teams
D6 (8 teams)
Bayside
Centreville
Chantilly
Colonial Forge
Hermitage
Hylton
L.C. Bird
Ocean Lakes
D5 (11 teams)
Atlee
Clover Hill
Dinwiddie
Great Bridge
Hampton
Hanover
I.C. Norcom
McLean
Osbourn
Phoebus
Stone Bridge
D4 (6 teams)
Christiansburg
Harrisonburg
Liberty
Louisa
Powhatan
Sherando
D3 (3 teams)
Brookville
Grundy
Richlands
D2 (4 teams)
Buckingham County
Clarke County
Gretna
J.J. Kelly
Lancaster
D1 (5 teams)
Clintwood
Eastern Montgomery
Franklin
J.I. Burton
Northumberland
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Football: VHSL Ratings - Northern Region and Northwest Region
Northern Region
Division 6
1, Chantilly (6-0) 30.0
2, Centreville (6-0) 28.3
3, Lake Braddock (5-1) 27.3
4, Westfield (4-2) 25.8
5, Oakton (5-1) 25.7
6, Robinson (4-2) 24.8
7, West Potomac (4-2) 24.0
8, Langley (4-2) 23.5
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9, T.C. Williams (3-3) 22.6
10, Fairfax (3-3) 22.3
11, Annandale (3-3) 21.3
12, Woodson (2-4) 20.5
13, West Springfield (2-4) 19.6
14, South County (1-5) 18.5
15, Annandale (1-5) 18.2
Division 5
1, Stone Bridge (6-0) 27.7
2, McLean (6-0) 27.3
3, Yorktown (5-1) 25.7
4, South Lakes (5-1) 24.0
5, Hayfield (3-4) 21.7
6, Washington-Lee (3-3) 21.0
7, Mount Vernon (2-4) 20.0
8, Stuart (3-3) 19.3
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9, Marshall (1-5) 18.7
10, Edison (1-5) 17.7
11, Lee (1-5) 17.2
12, Falls Church (1-5) 16.8
13, Madison (0-6) 16.7
14, Wakefield (1-5) 16.0
15, Thomas Jefferson (0-6) 15.7
Northwest Region
Division 6
1, Colonial Forge (6-0) 29.0
1, Hylton (6-0) 29.0
3, Battlefield (5-1) 28.7
4, Gar-Field (5-2) 24.7
5, Franklin County (5-1) 24.2
6, Forest Park (2-4) 21.0
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7, Osbourn Park (2-4) 20.8
8, Woodbridge (2-4) 20.5
9, Patrick Henry (4-3) 19.4
10, Stonewall Jackson (2-5) 18.9
11, Riverbend (2-4) 16.7
Division 5
1, Osbourn (7-0) 28.6
2, Mountain View (5-1) 26.2
3, North Stafford (4-2) 25.2
4, Loudoun Valley (4-2) 23.2
5, Potomac (3-4) 22.7
6, Stafford (3-3) 22.0
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7, George Washington (3-4) 21.4
8, Brooke Point (2-4) 20.3
9, Albemarle (3-3) 19.7
10, Massaponax (3-3) 19.2
11, Heritage (1-5) 17.5
12, Freedom (0-6) 15.8
13, Halifax County (1-5) 15.2
14, William Fleming (0-6) 13.0
Division 6
1, Chantilly (6-0) 30.0
2, Centreville (6-0) 28.3
3, Lake Braddock (5-1) 27.3
4, Westfield (4-2) 25.8
5, Oakton (5-1) 25.7
6, Robinson (4-2) 24.8
7, West Potomac (4-2) 24.0
8, Langley (4-2) 23.5
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9, T.C. Williams (3-3) 22.6
10, Fairfax (3-3) 22.3
11, Annandale (3-3) 21.3
12, Woodson (2-4) 20.5
13, West Springfield (2-4) 19.6
14, South County (1-5) 18.5
15, Annandale (1-5) 18.2
Division 5
1, Stone Bridge (6-0) 27.7
2, McLean (6-0) 27.3
3, Yorktown (5-1) 25.7
4, South Lakes (5-1) 24.0
5, Hayfield (3-4) 21.7
6, Washington-Lee (3-3) 21.0
7, Mount Vernon (2-4) 20.0
8, Stuart (3-3) 19.3
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9, Marshall (1-5) 18.7
10, Edison (1-5) 17.7
11, Lee (1-5) 17.2
12, Falls Church (1-5) 16.8
13, Madison (0-6) 16.7
14, Wakefield (1-5) 16.0
15, Thomas Jefferson (0-6) 15.7
Northwest Region
Division 6
1, Colonial Forge (6-0) 29.0
1, Hylton (6-0) 29.0
3, Battlefield (5-1) 28.7
4, Gar-Field (5-2) 24.7
5, Franklin County (5-1) 24.2
6, Forest Park (2-4) 21.0
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7, Osbourn Park (2-4) 20.8
8, Woodbridge (2-4) 20.5
9, Patrick Henry (4-3) 19.4
10, Stonewall Jackson (2-5) 18.9
11, Riverbend (2-4) 16.7
Division 5
1, Osbourn (7-0) 28.6
2, Mountain View (5-1) 26.2
3, North Stafford (4-2) 25.2
4, Loudoun Valley (4-2) 23.2
5, Potomac (3-4) 22.7
6, Stafford (3-3) 22.0
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7, George Washington (3-4) 21.4
8, Brooke Point (2-4) 20.3
9, Albemarle (3-3) 19.7
10, Massaponax (3-3) 19.2
11, Heritage (1-5) 17.5
12, Freedom (0-6) 15.8
13, Halifax County (1-5) 15.2
14, William Fleming (0-6) 13.0
Golf: Loudoun Valley Finishes 5th at AAA State Tournament, Viking Davidson Ties for 4th
Suffolk (Oct. 13, 2010) - Loudoun Valley High School senior Scott Davidson shot a 68 Wednesday at the AAA state golf tournament at the Nansemond River Club to finish the two-day tournament tied for fourth with a 139.
The Vikings, with senior Tanner Welsh shooting 146 to tie for 12th, finished fifth as a team with 597 points. The tournament was won by Kellam with a record-breaking 577 team score followed by Deep Run (585), Chantilly (587), and Langley (591).
Kellam's Alex Lloyd and Trey Smith finished 1-2 in the field by shooting 134 and 136.
Final Team Scores
Kellam 577
Deep Run 585
Chantilly 587
Langley 591
Loudoun Valley 597
James River 604
Western Branch 656
Mountain View 673
2010 AAA STATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
KELLAM
ALEX LLOYD 31-36-67 34-33-67=134
TREY SMITH 38-32-70 33-33-66=136
BRYCE COPE 39-36-75 38-37-75=150
KENT BREWTO 39-39-78 40-39-79=157
DEREK BUDD 43-36-79 41-41-82=161
YOUNG SUH 41-46-87 x-x-x=87
ELISA TRENT x-x-x 39-40-79=79
TOTAL 290-287=577
LOUNDOUN VALLEY
SCOTT DAVIDSON 34-37-71 34-34-68=139
TANNER WELSH 36-40-76 35-35-70=146
IAN HILDEBRAND 34-42-76 38-39-77=153
MAC KASEMAN 41-39-80 40-39-79=159
SCOTT MUMPOWER 44-38-82 43-39-82=164
TREVOR COLBY 44-48-92 43-51-94=186
TOTAL 303-294=597
The Vikings, with senior Tanner Welsh shooting 146 to tie for 12th, finished fifth as a team with 597 points. The tournament was won by Kellam with a record-breaking 577 team score followed by Deep Run (585), Chantilly (587), and Langley (591).
Kellam's Alex Lloyd and Trey Smith finished 1-2 in the field by shooting 134 and 136.
Final Team Scores
Kellam 577
Deep Run 585
Chantilly 587
Langley 591
Loudoun Valley 597
James River 604
Western Branch 656
Mountain View 673
2010 AAA STATE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS
KELLAM
ALEX LLOYD 31-36-67 34-33-67=134
TREY SMITH 38-32-70 33-33-66=136
BRYCE COPE 39-36-75 38-37-75=150
KENT BREWTO 39-39-78 40-39-79=157
DEREK BUDD 43-36-79 41-41-82=161
YOUNG SUH 41-46-87 x-x-x=87
ELISA TRENT x-x-x 39-40-79=79
TOTAL 290-287=577
LOUNDOUN VALLEY
SCOTT DAVIDSON 34-37-71 34-34-68=139
TANNER WELSH 36-40-76 35-35-70=146
IAN HILDEBRAND 34-42-76 38-39-77=153
MAC KASEMAN 41-39-80 40-39-79=159
SCOTT MUMPOWER 44-38-82 43-39-82=164
TREVOR COLBY 44-48-92 43-51-94=186
TOTAL 303-294=597
Golf: Loudoun County Finishes 4th in AA State Tournament
Blacksburg (Oct. 13, 2010) - The Loudoun County High School formidable group of golf seniors finished their fine prep careers Tuesday with a fourth place finish at the VHSL AA state tournament at the Blacksburg Country Club.
The Raiders shot 608 as a team in a tournament won by Jamestown with a record-breaking 575 -- nine strokes better than the two-day total Cox posted in the AAA tournament in 2006 -- that wrapped up a second straight title for the Hampton Roads area team.
Western Albemarle was runner-up at 588 and Blacksburg was third at 594.
Adam Ochs of Briar Woods had the best local finish with a 148.
Loudoun County was led by Brantley Kushner's 152 followed by Kevin Cook (153), Michael Linville (154) and Matt Tomassone (154).
2010 Group AA State Golf Tournament
At Blacksburg Country Club
Par-72
Team scores
Jamestown 284-291—575
Western Albemarle 295-293—588
Blacksburg 295-299—594
Loudoun County 302-306—608
Lord Botetourt 319-302—621
Hidden Valley 309-313—622
Jefferson Forest 311-321—632
York 321-324—645
The Raiders shot 608 as a team in a tournament won by Jamestown with a record-breaking 575 -- nine strokes better than the two-day total Cox posted in the AAA tournament in 2006 -- that wrapped up a second straight title for the Hampton Roads area team.
Western Albemarle was runner-up at 588 and Blacksburg was third at 594.
Adam Ochs of Briar Woods had the best local finish with a 148.
Loudoun County was led by Brantley Kushner's 152 followed by Kevin Cook (153), Michael Linville (154) and Matt Tomassone (154).
2010 Group AA State Golf Tournament
At Blacksburg Country Club
Par-72
Team scores
Jamestown 284-291—575
Western Albemarle 295-293—588
Blacksburg 295-299—594
Loudoun County 302-306—608
Lord Botetourt 319-302—621
Hidden Valley 309-313—622
Jefferson Forest 311-321—632
York 321-324—645
Volleyball: The Skinny for Oct. 5-12 - Woodgrove Earns First Ever Dulles District Win, Broad Run Turns Tables on BWoods, SB Sweeps Heritage and More From 22 Matches
(Oct. 13, 2010) - It has been a busy week of volleyball in Loudoun with Woodgrove earning its first AA Dulles District win, Broad Run turning the tables on Briar Wods and Stone Bridge sweeping Heritage.
In other news from the week, Freedom pushed Loudoun County but the Raiders remain unbeaten in the Dulles District and Heritage had to go five games against Battlefield to remain unbeaten in the Cedar Run District. Stone Bridge remains unbeaten in the Liberty District.
VivaLoudoun Volleyball "The Skinny" for Oct. 5-12
Tues. Oct. 12
Broad Run def. Briar Woods, 25-20, 25-18, 25-27, 25-23
The Skinny: About a week after Briar Woods upset the Spartans, Broad Run got its revenge on Tuesday to remain a half game ahead of Freedom for second place in the Dulles District. The Spartans were led by hitters Emily Sears who racked up 17 spike kills, Mallory Brickerd with 14 kills and 3 blocks, and Jess Feddersen with 11 kills. Setters Brenna Sullivan and Molly Maloney put up 19 and 21 set assists each. BR will travel to Potomac Falls on Thursday to continue to defend their second place standing. And the Spartans are gearing up for a "Volley 4 Vets" Night next Thurs, Oct. 21, as BR hosts 3-time state champions Loudoun County.
Freedom def. Dominion, 3-0
The Skinny: Eagles end a short 2-game skid against powers Loudoun County and Heritage to sweep the Titans in three. The first time around, Freedom needed five games to dispatch Dominion.
Woodgrove def. Park View 27-25, 25-16, 25-14
The Skinny: Wolverines earn the school's first ever Dulles District win with sweep over Patriots. It was also the second win on the season for Woodgrove
Potomac Falls def. Tuscarora, 25-18, 25-20, 25-12
The Skinny: Kayla Carlton had 15 service points and 10 kills and Eileen Fauteux had 21 assists to lead the Panthers as they ended a 2-game slide. For PFalls -
Patricia Mook had 3 blocks, 4 kills, 7 service points, 7 digs
Kayla Carlton had 8 digs, 5 aces, 15 service points, 10 kills,
Devan Baxley had 1 block, 5 kills, 2 aces,5 service points, 8 digs
Kayla Motheral had 3 aces, 9 service points, 6 digs, 3 kills, 2 blocks
Eileen Fauteux had 1 kill, 4 aces, 7 service points, 1 dig, 21 assists
Kendall Wise ad 1 block, 1 kill, 1 dig
Nicole Crew had 7 digs,
Megan Gloeckner had 4 digs
Nicole Herrera had 1 dig
Becca Giles led the defense with 5 digs.
Heritage def. Battlefield 25-18, 23-25, 23-25, 25-14, 15-7
The Skinny: The Pride needed five and had to come-from-behind to beat the stubborn Bobcats. Stephanie Yokoyama had a huge match with 26 service points and 30 assists. For Heritage -
Bernett- 10 kills, 1 solo block, 8 points, 1 ace, 1 assist, 11 digs
Busa- 4 kills, 3 solo blocks, 4 points, 14 digs
Fowler- 4 kills, 1 dig
Hrebenach- 6 kills, 3 solo blocks, 5 digs
Kamis- 8 kills, 9 points, 1 ace, 11 digs
Le Maitre- 5 kills, 6 points, 1 ace, 22 digs
Montanez- 1 assist, 5 digs
Reed- 11 points, 2 aces, 4 digs
Yokoyama- 26 points, 7 aces, 30 assists, 11 digs
For Battlefield, which has overcome some early season injuries: Hanna Radhi led the team with 10 kills (23 spikes); Jasmine Mann had 9 kills (32 spikes); Bailey Liddle had 6 kills (29 spikes).
Loudoun Valley at Stonewall Jackson (moved to Oct. 13)
The Skinny: Vikes travel to Manassas tonight
Stone Bridge def. Westfield, 25-8, 25-10, 25-27, 25-15
The Skinny: Bulldogs drop just their sixth game the entire season while improving to 14-1. For Stone Bridge -
Christine Beckham 14 kills, 5 blocks, 4 service pts, 6 digs
Amanda Miller 33 assists, 13 service pts, 3 aces, 11 digs
Ryan Ackermann 16 kills, 11 digs, 12 service pts, 5 aces
Amy Christensen 12 digs, 17 service pts, 3 aces
Vanessa Paige 5 kills, 4 digs, 3 service pts, 1 ace
Haley McClure 7 kills
Mariah Brantley 4 digs, 11 service pts, 2 aces
Volleyball: Tuesday Night Scoreboard
VivaLoudoun Volleyball Scoredboard: Oct. 12
Broad Run def. Briar Woods, 25-20, 25-18, 25-27, 25-23
Freedom def. Dominion, 3-0
Woodgrove def. Park View 27-25, 25-16, 25-14
Potomac Falls def. Tuscarora, 25-18, 25-20, 25-12
Heritage def. Battlefield 25-18, 23-25, 23-25, 25-14, 15-7
Loudoun Valley at Stonewall Jackson (moved to Oct. 13)
Stone Bridge def. Westfield, 25-8, 25-10, 25-27, 25-15
Updated Volleyball standings for Dulles, Cedar Run and Liberty districts
Updated: Volley Team-by-Team for Dulles, Cedar Run and Liberty disticts
Broad Run def. Briar Woods, 25-20, 25-18, 25-27, 25-23
Freedom def. Dominion, 3-0
Woodgrove def. Park View 27-25, 25-16, 25-14
Potomac Falls def. Tuscarora, 25-18, 25-20, 25-12
Heritage def. Battlefield 25-18, 23-25, 23-25, 25-14, 15-7
Loudoun Valley at Stonewall Jackson (moved to Oct. 13)
Stone Bridge def. Westfield, 25-8, 25-10, 25-27, 25-15
Updated Volleyball standings for Dulles, Cedar Run and Liberty districts
Updated: Volley Team-by-Team for Dulles, Cedar Run and Liberty disticts
News: APEX Gymnastics Finalizes Plans for Expansion -- Additional 12,000 Sq. Feet to Open in Late November
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"We will be adding a complete gym dedicated to teams with an additional 42 X 42 spring floor, mutiple sets of bars, balance beams, a second 40 foot long trampoline, air track, parallel bars, pommel horses and an additional vault station," said APEX Gymnastics co-owner Melanie Cuozzo.
The new gym section will include additional bathrooms for girls and boys and seperate lockers for each team gymnast. In addition, APEX is gaining an additional entrance and a second party room and dance area.
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Construction is expected to begin in the next few weeks with a late November occupancy. At completion, the APEX facility will be just under 30,000 square feet. Look for up-to-date photos at www.apexgymn.com.
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Football: Unofficial Ratings for Region II Division 3 and Division 4
(Oct. 12, 2010) - We haven't seen the official VHSL football ratings this week because of the holiday on Monday but here is our best guess:
Region II
Division 3
1, Monticello 22.0
2, Warren County 19.8
3, Dominion 19.5
4, Handley 19.3
5, Park view 19.0
6, Goochland 18.6
7, Millbrook 18.5
8, Fluvanna 18.5
8, Kettle Run 18.5
8, William Monroe, 17.2
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11, Skyline 15.5
12, Western Albermarle 15.3
13, Woodgrove 14.3
14, Tuscarora 14.0
15, Charlottesville 11.7
Division 4
1, Liberty 25.7
2, Sherando 25.0
2, Broad Run 25.0
4, Louisa County 24.3
5, Briar Woods 23.9
6, Fauquier 22.3
7, Orange 18.8
8, James wood 18.7
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9, Loudoun County 17.3
10, Freedom 17.2
11, Potomac Falls 15.0
12, Brentsville 13.7
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News: LoCo Elite 5 - Top 5 Rankings for Football and Volleyball Updated
(Oct. 12, 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 football for the seventh straight week and Loudoun County is on top in volleyball for the fourth straight week.
Here’s a look at our full rankings as of Oct. 11 with a little note from VivaLoudoun editor Dan Sousa.
LoCo Elite 5 Football
1. Stone Bridge (6-0)
The Skinny: Mickey Thompson's substitute pattern -- 1st quarter: starters. 2nd quarter: back-ups. 3rd quarter: freshman. 4th quarter: band members, middle school kids and cast of school's production of "Cheaper by the Dozen".
2. Briar Woods (5-2)
The Skinny: Alex Carter the latest in long line of running backs to step up for Briar Woods this year.
3. Broad Run (6-1)
The Skinny: Maybe it was a good idea that the Spartan students weren't allowed in the end zone stands Friday as they might have suffered heat exhaustion from the first quarter that featured 42 points between the two teams!
4. Loudoun Valley (4-2)
The Skinny: The Vikes will look to bounce back this week after tough Homecoming loss to Osbourn.
5. Park View (3-3)
The Skinny: Patriots continue to be very opportunistic on defense with big TD returns in almost every game this season.
On the brink: Dominion (3-3), Loudoun County (2-4)
LoCo Elite 5 Volleyball
1. Loudoun County (14-1)
1. Loudoun County (14-1)
The Skinny: For the first time in weeks, dropped games last week in wins over Robinson and Freedom.
2. Stone Bridge (13-1)
2. Stone Bridge (13-1)
The Skinny: Bulldogs knocking on the top spot with decisive sweep over Heritage, but that head-to-head loss to County earlier in the season, keeps the Dawgs on a short lease.
3. Heritage (12-2)
The Skinny: Pride suffered second defeat of season with loss to Stone Bridge.
4. Loudoun Valley (8-5)
The Skinny: Vikes may have five losses but boast toughest schedule around.
tie5. Broad Run (8-4)
The Skinny: Spartans upset last week by Briar Woods
tie5. Freedom (9-5)
The Skinny: Eagles may be the most battle-tested team in county with a host of 5-game matches under their belt.
On the brink: Briar Woods (10-5), Potomac Falls (10-6)
Golf: Loudoun Valley Sits 6th Out of 8 Teams in Tight Field at AAA State Tournament
Suffolk (Oct. 12, 2010) - The Loudoun Valley High School golf team is down by 13 strokes after day one of the VHSL AAA state golf tournament at the Nansemond River Club. The Vikes are sitting sixth out of eight teams in the tight field with five strokes separating the top three teams.
Kellam leads at 290 followed by Deep Run 291, Chantilly 294, James River 298 and Langley 300. Loudoun Valley sits at 303 led by Scott Davidson's 71. Tanner Welsh and Ian Hildebrand each carded 76 and Mac Kseman added an 80.
Kellam leads at 290 followed by Deep Run 291, Chantilly 294, James River 298 and Langley 300. Loudoun Valley sits at 303 led by Scott Davidson's 71. Tanner Welsh and Ian Hildebrand each carded 76 and Mac Kseman added an 80.
Golf: Loudoun County Trails by 18 Strokes After Day One of AA State Tournament
Blacksburg (Oct. 12, 2010) - Loudoun County High School's dream of a AA state golf title hit the rough Monday as the Raiders trail leader Jamestown by 18 strokes after the first day of the two-day event at Blacksburg Country Club.
It wasn't so much that the Raiders 302 team score was so high as it couldn't match some scorching scores put up by Jamestown (284) as well as Blacksburg (295) and Western Albemarle (295). In particular, Jamestown senior Nick Tremps and Blacksburg senior Jake Mondy each shot 9-under 63s to almost match the course record of 61.
Tremps moved to Williamsburg from San Antonio this year where he was a 3-time U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier and he will play at Virginia next year. Mondy will play at Auburn next year.
Brantley Kushner led the Raiders with a 2-over 74 followed by Sam Early (75), Michael Linville (76), Andre Brenneman (77), Kevin Cook (78) and Michale Tomassone (79).
Jamestown is looking for its second straight AA state title. Blacksburg had won three straight state titles before finishing runner-up to Jamestown in 2009. All-time AA state champions and runner-ups.
It wasn't so much that the Raiders 302 team score was so high as it couldn't match some scorching scores put up by Jamestown (284) as well as Blacksburg (295) and Western Albemarle (295). In particular, Jamestown senior Nick Tremps and Blacksburg senior Jake Mondy each shot 9-under 63s to almost match the course record of 61.
Tremps moved to Williamsburg from San Antonio this year where he was a 3-time U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier and he will play at Virginia next year. Mondy will play at Auburn next year.
Brantley Kushner led the Raiders with a 2-over 74 followed by Sam Early (75), Michael Linville (76), Andre Brenneman (77), Kevin Cook (78) and Michale Tomassone (79).
Jamestown is looking for its second straight AA state title. Blacksburg had won three straight state titles before finishing runner-up to Jamestown in 2009. All-time AA state champions and runner-ups.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Volleyball: Oct. 5-7 Scoreboard
VivaLoudoun Volleyball Scoreboard
*Updated volleyball standigns*
Thurs. Oct. 7
Briar Woods def. Woodgrove, 25-16, 25-17, 25-21
Broad Run def. Tuscarora, 25-20, 25-19, 25-21
Dominion def. Park View, 25-12, 25-10, 25-22
Loudoun County def. Freedom, 16-25, 25-20, 25-21, 28-26
Heritage def. Stonewall Jackson, 25-7, 25-20, 25-7
Flint Hill def. Loudoun Valley, 3-0
Wed. Oct. 6
Heritage def. Freedom, 25-20, 25-14, 25-17
Langley def. Potomac Falls, 15-25, 28-26, 25-13, 25-18
Tues. Oct. 5
Briar Woods def. Dominion, 25-10, 25-20, 25-18
Broad Run def. Woodgrove, 25-23, 25-10, 25-15
Freedom def. Potomac Falls, 25-22, 16-25, 25-10, 25-17, 15-8
Loudoun County def. Park View, 25-10, 25-11, 25-21
Tuscarora def. George Mason, 25-13, 25-15, 25-6
Stone Bridge def. Heritage, 25-19, 25-18, 25-23
Loudoun Valley def. Osbourn, 23-25, 25-21, 25-15, 25-17
Check back on Tuesday for "The Skinny" on all these matches!
*Updated volleyball standigns*
Thurs. Oct. 7
Briar Woods def. Woodgrove, 25-16, 25-17, 25-21
Broad Run def. Tuscarora, 25-20, 25-19, 25-21
Dominion def. Park View, 25-12, 25-10, 25-22
Loudoun County def. Freedom, 16-25, 25-20, 25-21, 28-26
Heritage def. Stonewall Jackson, 25-7, 25-20, 25-7
Flint Hill def. Loudoun Valley, 3-0
Wed. Oct. 6
Heritage def. Freedom, 25-20, 25-14, 25-17
Langley def. Potomac Falls, 15-25, 28-26, 25-13, 25-18
Tues. Oct. 5
Briar Woods def. Dominion, 25-10, 25-20, 25-18
Broad Run def. Woodgrove, 25-23, 25-10, 25-15
Freedom def. Potomac Falls, 25-22, 16-25, 25-10, 25-17, 15-8
Loudoun County def. Park View, 25-10, 25-11, 25-21
Tuscarora def. George Mason, 25-13, 25-15, 25-6
Stone Bridge def. Heritage, 25-19, 25-18, 25-23
Loudoun Valley def. Osbourn, 23-25, 25-21, 25-15, 25-17
Check back on Tuesday for "The Skinny" on all these matches!
Sunday, October 10, 2010
Football: Big Plays Send Park View to Homecoming Win over Potomac Falls
Sterling (Oct. 10, 2010) - Senior Alec Dombkowski threw three touchdown passes to three different receivers and Kyle Jeffries returned a fumble 79 yards for a score to lead Park View High School to a 28-13 Homecoming victory over neighbor Potomac Falls Friday in AA Dulles District football.
The Patriots (2-1, 3-3) move into a 3-way tie with Broad Run and Dominion for second in the district behind Briar Woods. Potomac Falls (0-2, 1-5) has dropped five straight games.
Panther sophomore quarterback John Fischetti threw for 245 yards on 17 of 37 passing and tried to rally PFalls with a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns including a 74-yarder to Zach Hobby.
Potomac Falls was threatening to score first in the game, having drove to the Patriot 21 in the second quarter, when a shotgun snap sailed long and Jeffries scooped it up and rambled for the long TD return.
Ryan McCarter intercepted a pass on the Panthers next possession and returned it for a score but a penalty on the return erased the TD. McCarter wouldn't be denied as he caught a 30-yard pass for a score to make it 14-0.
Potomac Falls drove down to the Park View 14 late in the half but the Patriots held to keep the Panthers off the scoreboard at the half.
A long Park View drive in the third quarter made it 21-0 after Donte Absher caught a 5-yard TD.
In the fourth quarter, Potomac Falls drove deep but again failed to score, this time from the 9, Patriot LB Eric Palma picked off a pass and returned it 95 yards for an apparent TD but again a penalty on the return brought it back to the PFalls 35. Two plays later Joseph Jackson caught a 14-yard TD to make it 28-0.
The Panthers broke the shutout with a long 14-play drive with Nicholas Fernandez catching a 19-yard TD and then the Panthers added a late long scoring TD to Hobby for the final score.
Park View 28, Potomac Falls 13
Potomac Falls 0 0 0 13 - 13
Park View 0 14 7 7 - 28
2: PV Jeffries 79 fumble return (Avila kick)
2: PV McCarter 30 pass from Dombkowski (Avila kick)
3: PV Absher 5 pass from Dombkowski (Avila kick)
4: PV Jackson 14 pass from Dombkowski (Avila kick)
4: PF Fernandez 19 pass from Fischetti (Frost kick)
4: PF Hobby 74 pass from Fischetti (kick failed)
Park View Leaders
RUSHING LEADERS — PV: Dombkowski 3-37, Brooks 1-4, Duncan 1-4, Greenfield 1-4, Holland 15-26, J Jackson 3-55.
PASSING LEADERS — PV: Dombkowski 13-20-0 135.
RECEIVING LEADERS — PV: Plowman 1-6, Be Pick 3-20, Absher 4-24, McCarter 3-56, Holland 1-15, J Jackson 1-14
Potomac Falls Leaders
Passing
Fischetti 17-37-2 245
Rushing
Pittman 12-48, Fischetti 1-(7), Bulger 2-(4), Aquino 7-12, Brown 10-57.
Receiving
Pittman 3-15, Fernandez 2-24, Hobby 2-79, KBulger 3-46, SBulger 2-8, Frost 1-37, Brown 1-7, Izaqdpanah 3-29
PFHS PVHS
Plays - Total 82 60
Rushing Att-yds 32-106 30-139
Passing Com-att-yds-td-int 17-37-245-2-2 13-21-115-3-0
Penalties no-yds 6-45 11-117
Punts no-yds 4-142 5-139
Return yards KOno-yds 5-98 3-11
Punts no-yds 5-3 4-4
INT no-yds 0-0 2-134
Fumbles no-lost 2-1 2-0
First downs Total 14 12
3rd down conv Att-md-% 17-8-47% 10-3-30%
The Patriots (2-1, 3-3) move into a 3-way tie with Broad Run and Dominion for second in the district behind Briar Woods. Potomac Falls (0-2, 1-5) has dropped five straight games.
Panther sophomore quarterback John Fischetti threw for 245 yards on 17 of 37 passing and tried to rally PFalls with a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns including a 74-yarder to Zach Hobby.
Potomac Falls was threatening to score first in the game, having drove to the Patriot 21 in the second quarter, when a shotgun snap sailed long and Jeffries scooped it up and rambled for the long TD return.
Ryan McCarter intercepted a pass on the Panthers next possession and returned it for a score but a penalty on the return erased the TD. McCarter wouldn't be denied as he caught a 30-yard pass for a score to make it 14-0.
Potomac Falls drove down to the Park View 14 late in the half but the Patriots held to keep the Panthers off the scoreboard at the half.
A long Park View drive in the third quarter made it 21-0 after Donte Absher caught a 5-yard TD.
In the fourth quarter, Potomac Falls drove deep but again failed to score, this time from the 9, Patriot LB Eric Palma picked off a pass and returned it 95 yards for an apparent TD but again a penalty on the return brought it back to the PFalls 35. Two plays later Joseph Jackson caught a 14-yard TD to make it 28-0.
The Panthers broke the shutout with a long 14-play drive with Nicholas Fernandez catching a 19-yard TD and then the Panthers added a late long scoring TD to Hobby for the final score.
Park View 28, Potomac Falls 13
Potomac Falls 0 0 0 13 - 13
Park View 0 14 7 7 - 28
2: PV Jeffries 79 fumble return (Avila kick)
2: PV McCarter 30 pass from Dombkowski (Avila kick)
3: PV Absher 5 pass from Dombkowski (Avila kick)
4: PV Jackson 14 pass from Dombkowski (Avila kick)
4: PF Fernandez 19 pass from Fischetti (Frost kick)
4: PF Hobby 74 pass from Fischetti (kick failed)
Park View Leaders
RUSHING LEADERS — PV: Dombkowski 3-37, Brooks 1-4, Duncan 1-4, Greenfield 1-4, Holland 15-26, J Jackson 3-55.
PASSING LEADERS — PV: Dombkowski 13-20-0 135.
RECEIVING LEADERS — PV: Plowman 1-6, Be Pick 3-20, Absher 4-24, McCarter 3-56, Holland 1-15, J Jackson 1-14
Potomac Falls Leaders
Passing
Fischetti 17-37-2 245
Rushing
Pittman 12-48, Fischetti 1-(7), Bulger 2-(4), Aquino 7-12, Brown 10-57.
Receiving
Pittman 3-15, Fernandez 2-24, Hobby 2-79, KBulger 3-46, SBulger 2-8, Frost 1-37, Brown 1-7, Izaqdpanah 3-29
PFHS PVHS
Plays - Total 82 60
Rushing Att-yds 32-106 30-139
Passing Com-att-yds-td-int 17-37-245-2-2 13-21-115-3-0
Penalties no-yds 6-45 11-117
Punts no-yds 4-142 5-139
Return yards KOno-yds 5-98 3-11
Punts no-yds 5-3 4-4
INT no-yds 0-0 2-134
Fumbles no-lost 2-1 2-0
First downs Total 14 12
3rd down conv Att-md-% 17-8-47% 10-3-30%
Football: More Drama as Woodgrove Wins Second Game by Stopping 2-Point Conversion with 25 Seconds to Play
Purcellville (Oct. 10, 2010) - The Woodgrove High School football team only knows how to win one way and that is with a dramatic flair. Two weeks after the school's first ever win in overtime against East Rockingham it was more final seconds tension Friday as the Wolverines stopped Geroge Mason's two-point conversion attempt with 25 seconds to play to preserve a 21-20 victory.
A pair of 67-yard TD runs by freshman Joshua Sweet and sophomore Atem Ntangtang had erased an early 6-0 George Mason advantage and given the Wolverines the 14-6 edge heading into the final quarter.
The Mustangs, out-gaining Woodgrove in the game and picking up twice as many first downs, 17-8, scored with 8:15 left and made a 2-point conversion to tie the game. Woodgrove, driving to put themselves back in the lead, fumbled in the end zones with 3:35 to go but the Wolverines recovered the ball to make it 21-14 on R.J. Warfel's extra point.
When George Mason scored in the final seconds, the visiting Mustangs went for the win instead of overtime and the Wolverines held to celebrate the school's second ever win.
Sweet finished with 90 yards on 13 carries and Ntangtang added 87 on 12 attempts. It was a ground game all around as the two teams each completed only two passes apiece.
Woodgrove 21, George Mason 20
Woodgrove HS 0 7 7 7 - 21
George Mason HS 3 3 3 14 - 20
GM 1q 6:00 2 24yd FG 3-0 GM
GM 2q 10:30 2 35yd FG 6-0 GM
WG 2q 10:10 25 67yd run 6-7 WG
WG 3q 0:35 42 67yd run 6-14 WG
GM 4q 8:15 45 14yd run 14-14
WG 4q 3:35 57 fumble recovery 14-21 WG
GM 4q 0:25 47 2yrd run (2pt conversion no good) 20-21 WG
WHS George Mason
First Downs 8 17
Rushing 6 14
Passing 1 2
Penalty 1 1
Yards Rushing 194 242
Rushing Attempts 30 51
Yards Passing 27 52
Comp-At-Int 2-3-1 2-4-0
Fumbles: No.-Lost 3-1 3-0
Penalties: No.-Yds 5-35 2-10
Punts-Yards 2-77 -
Kickoff Returns: Number-Yds 3-71 4-23
Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0 0
Possession Time 19:30 27:30
A pair of 67-yard TD runs by freshman Joshua Sweet and sophomore Atem Ntangtang had erased an early 6-0 George Mason advantage and given the Wolverines the 14-6 edge heading into the final quarter.
The Mustangs, out-gaining Woodgrove in the game and picking up twice as many first downs, 17-8, scored with 8:15 left and made a 2-point conversion to tie the game. Woodgrove, driving to put themselves back in the lead, fumbled in the end zones with 3:35 to go but the Wolverines recovered the ball to make it 21-14 on R.J. Warfel's extra point.
When George Mason scored in the final seconds, the visiting Mustangs went for the win instead of overtime and the Wolverines held to celebrate the school's second ever win.
Sweet finished with 90 yards on 13 carries and Ntangtang added 87 on 12 attempts. It was a ground game all around as the two teams each completed only two passes apiece.
Woodgrove 21, George Mason 20
Woodgrove HS 0 7 7 7 - 21
George Mason HS 3 3 3 14 - 20
GM 1q 6:00 2 24yd FG 3-0 GM
GM 2q 10:30 2 35yd FG 6-0 GM
WG 2q 10:10 25 67yd run 6-7 WG
WG 3q 0:35 42 67yd run 6-14 WG
GM 4q 8:15 45 14yd run 14-14
WG 4q 3:35 57 fumble recovery 14-21 WG
GM 4q 0:25 47 2yrd run (2pt conversion no good) 20-21 WG
WHS George Mason
First Downs 8 17
Rushing 6 14
Passing 1 2
Penalty 1 1
Yards Rushing 194 242
Rushing Attempts 30 51
Yards Passing 27 52
Comp-At-Int 2-3-1 2-4-0
Fumbles: No.-Lost 3-1 3-0
Penalties: No.-Yds 5-35 2-10
Punts-Yards 2-77 -
Kickoff Returns: Number-Yds 3-71 4-23
Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0 0
Possession Time 19:30 27:30
Football: Eagles Find Offense in Second Half for Dramatic, 22-21, Comeback Win over Tuscarora
South Riding (Oct. 10, 2010) - Trailing 21-0 to Tuscarora High School at halftime Friday night, the Freedom football team needed to find some offense after scoring just 29 points on the season in five games, including just three field goals by senior Zack Shuster in the previous three losses.
All of that changed in the second half as Freedom junior quarterback Matt Malacane rushed for two touchdowns and then combined with Shuster for one of the biggest plays in school history after junior Gerson Rodriguez's TD run with 3:37 left in the game cut the Huskies lead to 21-20.
Content to tie the contest, the Eagles ended up winning the contest on Malacane's quick thicking and Shuster's "legs" not his "leg", a the point after snap bouned back to Malacane, fearing the kick would be blocked, Malacane then flipped the ball to Shuster who headed towards the right corner of the end zone and dove across the goal line to give Freedom the incredible, 22-21, come-from-behind victory.
Tuscarora (2-4), looking for back-to-back wins and a chance to get to .500, led 21-0 at the half on three 1-yard TD dives, two by Chris Holoman and the other by Cameron Molina.
Rodriguez was one of the stars for Freedom in the comeback with 101 yards rushing on just four carries. Sophomore LB Christian Lewis also picked off two passes for Freedom (3-3) reaches .500 after opening the year 2-0.
Freedom 22, Tuscarora 21
(V) Tuscarora High School 0 21 0 0 0 21
(H) Freedom South Riding Eagl 0 0 7 15 0 22
Scoring Summary: Plays Yards TOP Score
2 10:59 THS Chris Holoman Run 1 yds PAT Kick by Will Prendergast GOOD. 4 3 01:43 7 - 0
2 09:36 THS Cameron Molina Run 1 yds PAT Kick by Will Prendergast GOOD. 15 4 01:23 14 - 0
2 01:35 THS Chris Holoman Run 1 yds PAT Kick by Will Prendergast GOOD. 5 35 02:05 21 - 0
3 05:38 FHS Matt MALACANE Run 4 yds PAT Kick by Zach SHUSTER GOOD. 10 80 04:22 21 - 7
4 08:31 FHS Matt MALACANE Run 2 yds PAT Kick by Zach SHUSTER GOOD. 12 52 04:29 21 - 14
4 03:37 FHS Gerson RODRIGUEZ Run 3 yds PAT Run by Zach SHUSTER GOOD. 3 60 00:51 21 - 22
FHS THS
FIRST DOWN 13 11
RUSHES / YARDS (NET) 34/156 45/94
PASSING YARDS (NET) 35 95
Passes Att/Comp/Int 14/7/1 15/6/3
TOTAL OFF. PLAYS/YARDS 48 / 191 60 / 189
Fumble Returns / Yards 0 / 0 0 / 0
Punt Returns / Yards 0 / 0 2 / 35
Kickoff Returns / Yards 3 / 28 4 / 45
Interception Returns /Yards 3 / 28 1 / 2
Punts (Number/Avg) 3 / 32 1 / 48
Fumbles / Lost 1 / 1 1 / 1
Penalties / Yards 7 / 29 6 / 58
Possession Time 25:06 22:24
Sacks By: Number/Yards 0 / 0 3 / 18
RUSHING(Att / Yards):
Tuscarora High School: Cameron Molina 25 / 77 Tyler Dietrich 2 / 9 Chris Holoman 4 / 6 Edwin Mends 9 / 3 Adrien Stinger 5 / -1
Freedom South Riding: Gerson Rodriguez 4 / 101 Derek Burns 10 / 55 Darius McMillian 5 / 12 Darius Foster 1 / 1 TEAM 3 / -1 Matt Malacane 11 / -12
PASSING(Comp/Att/Int/Yard):
Tuscarora High School: Edwin Mends 5/10/1/82 Tyler Dietrich 1/5/2/13
Freedom South Riding: Matt Malacane 7/14/1/35
RECEIVING(No / Yard):
Tuscarora High School: Alden Carpenter 5 / 87 Dionte Fitts 1 / 8
Freedom South Riding: Garrison Fuller 2 / 37 Zach Shuster 2 / 23 Derek Burns 1 / 0 Chuck Thompson 2 / -25
INTERCEPTIONS(No / Yard):
Tuscarora High School: Devon Carter 1 / 2
Freedom South Riding: Christian Lewis 2 / 23 Will McGlaughlin 1 / 5
SACKS(UA / A):
Tuscarora High School: Dionte Fitts 2 / 14 Courtez Day 1 / 4
Freedom South Riding: None
TACKLES (UA / A) :
Tuscarora High School: Chris Holoman 5 / 1 Darrius Anderson 4 / 1 Dionte Fitts 4 / 0 Courtez Day 4 / 0
Cameron Molina 3 / 1 Drew Davidson 3 / 0 John Johnson 2 / 0 Jake Beegen 2 / 0
Brad White 1 / 0 Spencer Ralda 1 / 0 Derek McGee 1 / 0 Adarsh Grewal 0 / 1
Freedom South Riding: Chris Freda 9 / 3 Christian Lewis 4 / 2 Chris Cook 4 / 2 Taylor Park 4 / 1
Alec Owens 3 / 5 Austen Thomas 3 / 2 Joel Pugh 3 / 0 Eric Daly 2 / 2
DQ Timbers 2 / 1 Will McGlaughlin 2 / 0 Gerson Rodriguez 1 / 0 Matt Malacane 1 / 0
Patrick Donovan 1 / 0 Jeff Denfeld 1 / 0 Gunnar Blackshaw 1 / 0 Jesse Mizell 0 / 2
All of that changed in the second half as Freedom junior quarterback Matt Malacane rushed for two touchdowns and then combined with Shuster for one of the biggest plays in school history after junior Gerson Rodriguez's TD run with 3:37 left in the game cut the Huskies lead to 21-20.
Content to tie the contest, the Eagles ended up winning the contest on Malacane's quick thicking and Shuster's "legs" not his "leg", a the point after snap bouned back to Malacane, fearing the kick would be blocked, Malacane then flipped the ball to Shuster who headed towards the right corner of the end zone and dove across the goal line to give Freedom the incredible, 22-21, come-from-behind victory.
Tuscarora (2-4), looking for back-to-back wins and a chance to get to .500, led 21-0 at the half on three 1-yard TD dives, two by Chris Holoman and the other by Cameron Molina.
Rodriguez was one of the stars for Freedom in the comeback with 101 yards rushing on just four carries. Sophomore LB Christian Lewis also picked off two passes for Freedom (3-3) reaches .500 after opening the year 2-0.
Freedom 22, Tuscarora 21
(V) Tuscarora High School 0 21 0 0 0 21
(H) Freedom South Riding Eagl 0 0 7 15 0 22
Scoring Summary: Plays Yards TOP Score
2 10:59 THS Chris Holoman Run 1 yds PAT Kick by Will Prendergast GOOD. 4 3 01:43 7 - 0
2 09:36 THS Cameron Molina Run 1 yds PAT Kick by Will Prendergast GOOD. 15 4 01:23 14 - 0
2 01:35 THS Chris Holoman Run 1 yds PAT Kick by Will Prendergast GOOD. 5 35 02:05 21 - 0
3 05:38 FHS Matt MALACANE Run 4 yds PAT Kick by Zach SHUSTER GOOD. 10 80 04:22 21 - 7
4 08:31 FHS Matt MALACANE Run 2 yds PAT Kick by Zach SHUSTER GOOD. 12 52 04:29 21 - 14
4 03:37 FHS Gerson RODRIGUEZ Run 3 yds PAT Run by Zach SHUSTER GOOD. 3 60 00:51 21 - 22
FHS THS
FIRST DOWN 13 11
RUSHES / YARDS (NET) 34/156 45/94
PASSING YARDS (NET) 35 95
Passes Att/Comp/Int 14/7/1 15/6/3
TOTAL OFF. PLAYS/YARDS 48 / 191 60 / 189
Fumble Returns / Yards 0 / 0 0 / 0
Punt Returns / Yards 0 / 0 2 / 35
Kickoff Returns / Yards 3 / 28 4 / 45
Interception Returns /Yards 3 / 28 1 / 2
Punts (Number/Avg) 3 / 32 1 / 48
Fumbles / Lost 1 / 1 1 / 1
Penalties / Yards 7 / 29 6 / 58
Possession Time 25:06 22:24
Sacks By: Number/Yards 0 / 0 3 / 18
RUSHING(Att / Yards):
Tuscarora High School: Cameron Molina 25 / 77 Tyler Dietrich 2 / 9 Chris Holoman 4 / 6 Edwin Mends 9 / 3 Adrien Stinger 5 / -1
Freedom South Riding: Gerson Rodriguez 4 / 101 Derek Burns 10 / 55 Darius McMillian 5 / 12 Darius Foster 1 / 1 TEAM 3 / -1 Matt Malacane 11 / -12
PASSING(Comp/Att/Int/Yard):
Tuscarora High School: Edwin Mends 5/10/1/82 Tyler Dietrich 1/5/2/13
Freedom South Riding: Matt Malacane 7/14/1/35
RECEIVING(No / Yard):
Tuscarora High School: Alden Carpenter 5 / 87 Dionte Fitts 1 / 8
Freedom South Riding: Garrison Fuller 2 / 37 Zach Shuster 2 / 23 Derek Burns 1 / 0 Chuck Thompson 2 / -25
INTERCEPTIONS(No / Yard):
Tuscarora High School: Devon Carter 1 / 2
Freedom South Riding: Christian Lewis 2 / 23 Will McGlaughlin 1 / 5
SACKS(UA / A):
Tuscarora High School: Dionte Fitts 2 / 14 Courtez Day 1 / 4
Freedom South Riding: None
TACKLES (UA / A) :
Tuscarora High School: Chris Holoman 5 / 1 Darrius Anderson 4 / 1 Dionte Fitts 4 / 0 Courtez Day 4 / 0
Cameron Molina 3 / 1 Drew Davidson 3 / 0 John Johnson 2 / 0 Jake Beegen 2 / 0
Brad White 1 / 0 Spencer Ralda 1 / 0 Derek McGee 1 / 0 Adarsh Grewal 0 / 1
Freedom South Riding: Chris Freda 9 / 3 Christian Lewis 4 / 2 Chris Cook 4 / 2 Taylor Park 4 / 1
Alec Owens 3 / 5 Austen Thomas 3 / 2 Joel Pugh 3 / 0 Eric Daly 2 / 2
DQ Timbers 2 / 1 Will McGlaughlin 2 / 0 Gerson Rodriguez 1 / 0 Matt Malacane 1 / 0
Patrick Donovan 1 / 0 Jeff Denfeld 1 / 0 Gunnar Blackshaw 1 / 0 Jesse Mizell 0 / 2
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Football: Briar Woods Survives Raiders Furious Fourth Quarter Comeback to Take Control of the Top Spot in Dulles District
Leesburg (Oct. 9, 2010) - Cruising at halftime, up 17-0, and leading comfortably headed into the final quarter, 24-7, the Briar Woods High School football team survived a furious Loudoun County comeback to take sole possession of first place in the Dulles District with a 30-28 victory.
Briar Woods sits in first at 3-0 and 5-2 after Broad Run (2-1, 6-1) beat Dominion (2-1, 3-3). Loudoun County (0-2, 2-4) is searching for its first district win.
Fresh of its stunning 20-13 win over Broad Run a week ago, Briar Woods rolled to 17-0 halftime lead Friday with Alex Carter scoring on a 6-yard run and Trace McSorley hitting Cameron Serigne for a 9-yard score.
When County cut into the lead on a Zach Ballinger 9-yard TD toss to Jack Reimers, Carter put BWoods back ahead by three scores by returning the ensuing kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown.
The Raiders would not go quietly with Jake Lokey stepping in and throwing touchdown passes to Garrett Kranias and Brad Szoka, the latter midway through the fourth made it 24-21 Falcons.
Loudoun County ended up out-gaining Briar Woods by almost double in the contest, 251 to 139 total yards, but the Raiders could not overcome three interceptions, a lost fumble, five sacks allowed and 11 penalties given. Joe Rizzardi had two picks for Briar Woods and Victor Rizzardi had the other interception.
It was Joe Rizzard's interception and 25-yard return to the Raider 2 with 3:29 to play that set up Carter's second touchdown of the night, putting the Falcons up 30-21 with 2:06 to go.
The Raider stormed right back with Spencer Green taking the kickoff 64 yards to the BW 18 and Lokey connected on his third TD pass of the night, to Reimers, with 1:41 to go to make it a 2-point game. County's onsides kick did not work and the Falcons took over.
Unable to still run the clock out, the Raiders got the ball back for one final play but no miracle was found and the Falcons had the 30-28 victory.
Briar Woods was limited to eight total yards in the second half.
Briar Woods 30, Loudoun County 28
Briar Woods 0 17 7 6 - 30
Loudoun County 0 0 7 21 - 28
Scoring summary Qtr Time Scoring play
BW 2 10:14 #2 Alex Carter 6 yd run (#6 David Clements kick)
BW 2 5:09 #6 David Clements 23 yd FG
BW 2 0:17 #7 Trace McSorley 9 yd pass to #4 Cameron Serigne (#6 David Clements kick)
LC 3 3:12 #8 Zach Ballinger 9 yd pass to #10 Jack Reimers (#96 David Cruz kick)
BW 3 2:58 #2 Alex Carter 88 yd kick return (#6 David Clements kick)
LC 4 11:53 #19 Jake Lokey 28 yd pass to #6 Garrett Kranias (#96 David Cruz kick)
LC 4 6:25 #19 Jake Lokey 2 yd pass to #84 Brad Szoka (#96 David Cruz kick)
BW 4 2:06 #2 Alex Carter 1 yd run (kick failed)
LC 4 1:41 #19 Jake Lokey 18 yd pass to #10 Jack Reimers (#96 David Cruz kick)
Team stats Briar Woods - Loudoun County
First downs 8 - 12
Rushing yardage 45 - 34
Pass completions - attempts 10-19 - 22-39
Passing yardage 94 - 217
Pass touchdowns - interceptions 1-0 - 4-3
Total plays 46 - 65
Total offense 139 - 251
Fumbles - lost 1-1 - 1-1
Penalties - yards 9-57 - 11-84
Defensive sacks - yards lost 5-26- 0-0
Time of possession 22:46 - 25:14
3rd down efficiency 3 for 12- 4 for 12
4th down efficiency 0 for 0 - 2 for 4
Punts - average 7-34.0 - 5-39.4
Briar Woods
Rushing
Name Att Yds Avg Lng TD
#7 Trace McSorley 7 15 2.1 11 0
#2 Alex Carter 11 15 1.4 6 2
#32 JT Logan 4 13 3.3 4 0
#28 Victor Rizzardi 1 3 3.0 3 0
#10 Mark Leith 1 1 1.0 1 0
#1 Ryan Bumbray 2 1 0.5 2 0
#5 Scott Rolin 1 -3 -3.0 0 0
Total: 27 45 1.7 11 2
Loudoun County
Rushing
Name Att Yds Avg Lng TD
#21 Ben Messina 10 66 6.6 45 0
#5 Marcus Crews 1 3 3.0 3 0
#25 Spencer Green 1 -1 -1.0 0 0
#4 Antonio Rutherford 4 -3 -0.8 5 0
#8 Zach Ballinger 3 -9 -3.0 4 0
#19 Jake Lokey 5 -11 -2.2 2 0
Total: 26 34 1.3 45 0
Passing
BW
Name Cmp Att Yds TD Int
#7 Trace McSorley 10 19 94 1 0
Passing
LC
Name Cmp Att Yds TD Int
#19 Jake Lokey 18 27 207 3 2
#8 Zach Ballinger 4 11 10 1 1
#5 Marcus Crews 0 1 0 0 0
Total: 22 39 217 4 3
Receiving
BW
Name Rec Yds Avg Lng TD
#5 Scott Rolin 3 43 14.3 27 0
#2 Alex Carter 3 28 9.3 19 0
#39 DeVontae O'Bannion 2 9 4.5 5 0
#4 Cameron Serigne 1 9 9.0 9 1
#9 Matt Rolin 1 5 5.0 5 0
Receiving
LC
Name Rec Yds Avg Lng TD
#6 Garrett Kranias 8 106 13.3 29 1
#84 Brad Szoka 5 45 9.0 26 1
#10 Jack Reimers 3 43 14.3 18 2
#1 Zac Green 2 19 9.5 11 0
#3 Bryan Huber 1 8 8.0 8 0
#2 Worth Mays 1 4 4.0 4 0
#25 Spencer Green 1 -1 -1.0 0 0
#21 Ben Messina 1 -7 -7.0 0 0
Briar Woods sits in first at 3-0 and 5-2 after Broad Run (2-1, 6-1) beat Dominion (2-1, 3-3). Loudoun County (0-2, 2-4) is searching for its first district win.
Fresh of its stunning 20-13 win over Broad Run a week ago, Briar Woods rolled to 17-0 halftime lead Friday with Alex Carter scoring on a 6-yard run and Trace McSorley hitting Cameron Serigne for a 9-yard score.
When County cut into the lead on a Zach Ballinger 9-yard TD toss to Jack Reimers, Carter put BWoods back ahead by three scores by returning the ensuing kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown.
The Raiders would not go quietly with Jake Lokey stepping in and throwing touchdown passes to Garrett Kranias and Brad Szoka, the latter midway through the fourth made it 24-21 Falcons.
Loudoun County ended up out-gaining Briar Woods by almost double in the contest, 251 to 139 total yards, but the Raiders could not overcome three interceptions, a lost fumble, five sacks allowed and 11 penalties given. Joe Rizzardi had two picks for Briar Woods and Victor Rizzardi had the other interception.
It was Joe Rizzard's interception and 25-yard return to the Raider 2 with 3:29 to play that set up Carter's second touchdown of the night, putting the Falcons up 30-21 with 2:06 to go.
The Raider stormed right back with Spencer Green taking the kickoff 64 yards to the BW 18 and Lokey connected on his third TD pass of the night, to Reimers, with 1:41 to go to make it a 2-point game. County's onsides kick did not work and the Falcons took over.
Unable to still run the clock out, the Raiders got the ball back for one final play but no miracle was found and the Falcons had the 30-28 victory.
Briar Woods was limited to eight total yards in the second half.
Briar Woods 30, Loudoun County 28
Briar Woods 0 17 7 6 - 30
Loudoun County 0 0 7 21 - 28
Scoring summary Qtr Time Scoring play
BW 2 10:14 #2 Alex Carter 6 yd run (#6 David Clements kick)
BW 2 5:09 #6 David Clements 23 yd FG
BW 2 0:17 #7 Trace McSorley 9 yd pass to #4 Cameron Serigne (#6 David Clements kick)
LC 3 3:12 #8 Zach Ballinger 9 yd pass to #10 Jack Reimers (#96 David Cruz kick)
BW 3 2:58 #2 Alex Carter 88 yd kick return (#6 David Clements kick)
LC 4 11:53 #19 Jake Lokey 28 yd pass to #6 Garrett Kranias (#96 David Cruz kick)
LC 4 6:25 #19 Jake Lokey 2 yd pass to #84 Brad Szoka (#96 David Cruz kick)
BW 4 2:06 #2 Alex Carter 1 yd run (kick failed)
LC 4 1:41 #19 Jake Lokey 18 yd pass to #10 Jack Reimers (#96 David Cruz kick)
Team stats Briar Woods - Loudoun County
First downs 8 - 12
Rushing yardage 45 - 34
Pass completions - attempts 10-19 - 22-39
Passing yardage 94 - 217
Pass touchdowns - interceptions 1-0 - 4-3
Total plays 46 - 65
Total offense 139 - 251
Fumbles - lost 1-1 - 1-1
Penalties - yards 9-57 - 11-84
Defensive sacks - yards lost 5-26- 0-0
Time of possession 22:46 - 25:14
3rd down efficiency 3 for 12- 4 for 12
4th down efficiency 0 for 0 - 2 for 4
Punts - average 7-34.0 - 5-39.4
Briar Woods
Rushing
Name Att Yds Avg Lng TD
#7 Trace McSorley 7 15 2.1 11 0
#2 Alex Carter 11 15 1.4 6 2
#32 JT Logan 4 13 3.3 4 0
#28 Victor Rizzardi 1 3 3.0 3 0
#10 Mark Leith 1 1 1.0 1 0
#1 Ryan Bumbray 2 1 0.5 2 0
#5 Scott Rolin 1 -3 -3.0 0 0
Total: 27 45 1.7 11 2
Loudoun County
Rushing
Name Att Yds Avg Lng TD
#21 Ben Messina 10 66 6.6 45 0
#5 Marcus Crews 1 3 3.0 3 0
#25 Spencer Green 1 -1 -1.0 0 0
#4 Antonio Rutherford 4 -3 -0.8 5 0
#8 Zach Ballinger 3 -9 -3.0 4 0
#19 Jake Lokey 5 -11 -2.2 2 0
Total: 26 34 1.3 45 0
Passing
BW
Name Cmp Att Yds TD Int
#7 Trace McSorley 10 19 94 1 0
Passing
LC
Name Cmp Att Yds TD Int
#19 Jake Lokey 18 27 207 3 2
#8 Zach Ballinger 4 11 10 1 1
#5 Marcus Crews 0 1 0 0 0
Total: 22 39 217 4 3
Receiving
BW
Name Rec Yds Avg Lng TD
#5 Scott Rolin 3 43 14.3 27 0
#2 Alex Carter 3 28 9.3 19 0
#39 DeVontae O'Bannion 2 9 4.5 5 0
#4 Cameron Serigne 1 9 9.0 9 1
#9 Matt Rolin 1 5 5.0 5 0
Receiving
LC
Name Rec Yds Avg Lng TD
#6 Garrett Kranias 8 106 13.3 29 1
#84 Brad Szoka 5 45 9.0 26 1
#10 Jack Reimers 3 43 14.3 18 2
#1 Zac Green 2 19 9.5 11 0
#3 Bryan Huber 1 8 8.0 8 0
#2 Worth Mays 1 4 4.0 4 0
#25 Spencer Green 1 -1 -1.0 0 0
#21 Ben Messina 1 -7 -7.0 0 0
Football: Stone Bridge Shuts Down the Rebels, 56-0
Ashburn (Oct. 9, 2010) - The Stone Bridge High School offense and defense continue to impress as the Bulldogs blanked Fairfax, 56-0, to improve to 6-0 on the season and 3-0 in the AAA Liberty District.
On offense, Stone Bridge is now averaging 46.7 points per game on the season and a whopping 54.6 points per game since opening the year with a 7-3 win over Westfield. On defense, the Bulldogs are just allowing 3.8 points per game and the first defense has allowed just three points on the year.
On Friday, Brian Rody threw first-half touchdowns, one to Kyle Gouveia and the other to Sean Bell, and ran one in as SB took a 35-0 lead to the half. Marcus Harris churned for 163 yards on 21 carries and score three times.
Fairfax managed just two first downs the entire game and Stone Bridge out-gained the Rebels, 424 to 41 in total yards. The Bulldog defense forced four turnovers with Dexter Rogers picking off two passes and Gouveia and Rob Burns recovering fumbles.
Fairfax 0 0 0 0 - 0
Stone Bridge 7 28 7 14 - 56
Team Period Scoring Play Conversion
SB 1 Brian Rody, 1 Run Ben Jamison kick
SB 2 Kyle Gouveia, 16 pass from Brian Rody Ben Jamison kick
SB 2 Marcus Harris, 55 run Ben Jamison kick
SB 2 Marcus Harris, 4 run Ben Jamison kick
SB 2 Sean Bell, 19 pass from Brian Rody Ben Jamison kick
SB 3 Marcus Harris, 19 run Ben Jamison kick
SB 4 Nick Azzarita, 1 run Ben Jamison kick
SB 4 Joe Lynch, 29 run Ben Jamison Kick
TEAM STATISTICS –
Stone Bridge Fairfax
14 First Downs 2
424 Total Offense (Yards) 41
47-343 Rushes – Yards 28-41
81 Passing Yards 10
10-4 Passes – Completions 4-2
0 Passes Had Intercepted 2
70 Return Yards 44
2-1 Fumbles - Lost 4-2
4-40 Penalties – Yards 3-38
0-00.0 Punts – Avg 5-40.4
26:44 Time of Possession 21:16
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS –
Rushing –
Stone Bridge Marcus Harris 21-163, 3 TD; James Manning 9-65; Joe Lynch 2-31, 1 TD; Adrian Thomas 3-27; Umer Nasir 2-20; Brian Rody 4-19, 1 TD; Nick Azzarita 4-19, 1 TD; Ryan Lowdermilk 1-2; Spenser Rositano 1-(-2)
Fairfax Luis Ardon 3-27; Marcus Bailey 6-12; Alec Baird 2-6; Anton Burns 1-5; Kolin Atkinson 5-2; Austin Perryman 1-(-1); Shawn Flemming 1-(-2); Aaron Ware 1-(-5); Spencer MacLeod 3-(-11)
Passing –
Stone Bridge Brian Rody 9-4, 0 INT, 81 yards, 2 TD; Kyle Gouveia, 1-0, 0 INT, 0 yards
Fairfax Spencer MacLeod 4-2, 2 INT, 10 yards
Receiving –
Stone Bridge Spenser Rositano 1 for 39 yards; Sean Bell 1 for 19 yards, 1 TD; Kyle Gouveia 1 for 16 yards, 1 TD; Marcus Harris 1 for 7 yards
Fairfax Sam Bechert 1 for 5 yards; Chris Robic 1 for 5 yards
Kick Returns –
Stone Bridge Warren Miles 1 for 32 yards
Fairfax Anton Burns 2 for 21 yards; Kolin Atkinson 1 for 23 yards
Punt Returns –
Stone Bridge Spenser Rositano 2 for 10 yards
Fairfax None
Interception Returns–
Stone Bridge Dexter Rogers 2 for 27 yards
Fairfax None
Fumble Returns–
Stone Bridge Rob Burns 1 for 1 yards; Kyle Gouveia 1 for 0 yards
Fairfax Unidentified Player 1 for 0 yards
On offense, Stone Bridge is now averaging 46.7 points per game on the season and a whopping 54.6 points per game since opening the year with a 7-3 win over Westfield. On defense, the Bulldogs are just allowing 3.8 points per game and the first defense has allowed just three points on the year.
On Friday, Brian Rody threw first-half touchdowns, one to Kyle Gouveia and the other to Sean Bell, and ran one in as SB took a 35-0 lead to the half. Marcus Harris churned for 163 yards on 21 carries and score three times.
Fairfax managed just two first downs the entire game and Stone Bridge out-gained the Rebels, 424 to 41 in total yards. The Bulldog defense forced four turnovers with Dexter Rogers picking off two passes and Gouveia and Rob Burns recovering fumbles.
Fairfax 0 0 0 0 - 0
Stone Bridge 7 28 7 14 - 56
Team Period Scoring Play Conversion
SB 1 Brian Rody, 1 Run Ben Jamison kick
SB 2 Kyle Gouveia, 16 pass from Brian Rody Ben Jamison kick
SB 2 Marcus Harris, 55 run Ben Jamison kick
SB 2 Marcus Harris, 4 run Ben Jamison kick
SB 2 Sean Bell, 19 pass from Brian Rody Ben Jamison kick
SB 3 Marcus Harris, 19 run Ben Jamison kick
SB 4 Nick Azzarita, 1 run Ben Jamison kick
SB 4 Joe Lynch, 29 run Ben Jamison Kick
TEAM STATISTICS –
Stone Bridge Fairfax
14 First Downs 2
424 Total Offense (Yards) 41
47-343 Rushes – Yards 28-41
81 Passing Yards 10
10-4 Passes – Completions 4-2
0 Passes Had Intercepted 2
70 Return Yards 44
2-1 Fumbles - Lost 4-2
4-40 Penalties – Yards 3-38
0-00.0 Punts – Avg 5-40.4
26:44 Time of Possession 21:16
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS –
Rushing –
Stone Bridge Marcus Harris 21-163, 3 TD; James Manning 9-65; Joe Lynch 2-31, 1 TD; Adrian Thomas 3-27; Umer Nasir 2-20; Brian Rody 4-19, 1 TD; Nick Azzarita 4-19, 1 TD; Ryan Lowdermilk 1-2; Spenser Rositano 1-(-2)
Fairfax Luis Ardon 3-27; Marcus Bailey 6-12; Alec Baird 2-6; Anton Burns 1-5; Kolin Atkinson 5-2; Austin Perryman 1-(-1); Shawn Flemming 1-(-2); Aaron Ware 1-(-5); Spencer MacLeod 3-(-11)
Passing –
Stone Bridge Brian Rody 9-4, 0 INT, 81 yards, 2 TD; Kyle Gouveia, 1-0, 0 INT, 0 yards
Fairfax Spencer MacLeod 4-2, 2 INT, 10 yards
Receiving –
Stone Bridge Spenser Rositano 1 for 39 yards; Sean Bell 1 for 19 yards, 1 TD; Kyle Gouveia 1 for 16 yards, 1 TD; Marcus Harris 1 for 7 yards
Fairfax Sam Bechert 1 for 5 yards; Chris Robic 1 for 5 yards
Kick Returns –
Stone Bridge Warren Miles 1 for 32 yards
Fairfax Anton Burns 2 for 21 yards; Kolin Atkinson 1 for 23 yards
Punt Returns –
Stone Bridge Spenser Rositano 2 for 10 yards
Fairfax None
Interception Returns–
Stone Bridge Dexter Rogers 2 for 27 yards
Fairfax None
Fumble Returns–
Stone Bridge Rob Burns 1 for 1 yards; Kyle Gouveia 1 for 0 yards
Fairfax Unidentified Player 1 for 0 yards
Football: Broad Run 49, Dominion 35 - Spartans Start New Streak After Wild First Quarter
(Oct. 9, 2010) - It was first quarter unlike any seen in recent memory in the Dulles District as Dominion and Broad Run traded blows and put up an amazing 42 combined points on the scoreboard.
The 21-21 tie translated into a 28-28 halftime deadlock and it was 35-35 after three quarters before the Spartans ball control put up two scores to win the game, 49-35.
Titan senior running back Deandre Reaves had 223 yards rushing and three scores on just 13 carries when he went out with an injury with the score 35-35 and the Titans with the ball with just under five minutes to play in the third quarter. When he finally returned with 1:41 to play, Dominion was down by 14.
Broad Run had its own injury concerns as Derril Thomas had rushed for 124 yards and two scores on 14 carries but he didn't return after his 7-yard score with 6:51 left in the third quarter.
Broad Run junior quarterback Michael Stratton, making his first varsity start, showed his comfort in the single wing offense, which he learned as a freshman at Stone Bridge -- where first year Broad Run coach Matt Griffis was the offensive coordinator -- and threw for 172 yards on 10 of 14 passing including a 24-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Taggart on Broad Run's first offensive snap of the game and a 14-yard touchdown pass to Mike Price on the Spartans last true offensive snap of the game.
Stratton also rushed for 49 yards on nine carries. Taggart scored three first-half touchdowns, three ways, as he caught the TD pass, ran a kickoff back 70 yards for a score and took a reverse 10 yards for six.
Dominion had two costly miscues in the game, a botched punt attempt on their first drive of the night which set up Broad Run's first quick score and then when the Titans were driving in the fourth quarter, down 42-35, they fumbled the ball at the Spartan 7 with 8:06. Broad Run, recovering at the 10, then drove 90 yards, draining more than six minutes off the clock to put the game away.
Broad Run 49, Dominion 35
Dominion 21 7 7 0 - 35
Broad Run 21 7 7 14 - 49
Scoring
1 BR: Taggart 24 pass from Stratton (Donnelly kick) 10:24 (1 play, 24 yds, 0:06)
1 D: Reaves 12 run (Jimenez kick) 9:29 (3 plays, 53 yds, 0:55)
1 BR: Taggart 70 kickoff return (Donnelly kick) 9:18
1 D: Baxter 8 run (Jimenez kick) 6:27 (5 plays, 58 yds, 2:51)
1 BR: Thomas 1 run (Donnelly kick) 3:38 (7 plays, 63 yds, 2:49)
1 D: Coleman 24 pass from Baxter (Jimenez kick) 0:47 (6 plays, 53 yds, 2:51)
2 BR: Taggart 10 run (Donnelly kick) 9:24 (8 plays, 42 yds, 3:23)
2 D: Reaves 25 run (Jimenez kick) 0:40 (6 plays, 83 yds, 3:31)
3 BR: Thomas 7 run (Donnelly kick) 6:51 (9 plays, 74 yds, 5:09)
3 D: Reaves 75 run (Jimenez kick) 6:34 (1 play, 75 yds, 0:17)
4 BR: Earl 1 run (Donnelly kick) 11:57 (6 plays, 49 yds, 2:57)
4 BR: Price 14 pass from Stratton (Donnelly kick) 1:41 (11 plays, 90 yds, 6:25)
Rushing
Dominion: Reaves 15-216, Baxter 10-40, Wesley 5-35, Coleman 2-13, team 1-(-13). Total 33-291.
Broad Run: Thomas 14-124, Stratton 9-49, Earl 11-32, Taggart 5-30, Preiziotti 2-11. Total 42-243.
Passing
Dominion: Baxter 3-5-0 33, Reaves 2-4-0 33. Total 5-9-0 66.
Broad Run: Stratton 10-14-0 172.
Reciving
Dominion: Baxter 2-33, Coleman 2-30, Wesley 1-3.
Broad Run: Price 3-96, Taggart 1-24, Thomas 2-14, Preziotti 2-12, Barnes 1-12, Anderson 1-7.
Time of Possession:
First Half: Dominion 13:38, Broad Run 10:22
Second Half: Broad Run 16:52, Dominion 7:08
Penalties
Dominion 11-58, Broad Run 8-40
Turnovers
Dominion 1, Broad Run 0
The 21-21 tie translated into a 28-28 halftime deadlock and it was 35-35 after three quarters before the Spartans ball control put up two scores to win the game, 49-35.
Titan senior running back Deandre Reaves had 223 yards rushing and three scores on just 13 carries when he went out with an injury with the score 35-35 and the Titans with the ball with just under five minutes to play in the third quarter. When he finally returned with 1:41 to play, Dominion was down by 14.
Broad Run had its own injury concerns as Derril Thomas had rushed for 124 yards and two scores on 14 carries but he didn't return after his 7-yard score with 6:51 left in the third quarter.
Broad Run junior quarterback Michael Stratton, making his first varsity start, showed his comfort in the single wing offense, which he learned as a freshman at Stone Bridge -- where first year Broad Run coach Matt Griffis was the offensive coordinator -- and threw for 172 yards on 10 of 14 passing including a 24-yard touchdown pass to Kevin Taggart on Broad Run's first offensive snap of the game and a 14-yard touchdown pass to Mike Price on the Spartans last true offensive snap of the game.
Stratton also rushed for 49 yards on nine carries. Taggart scored three first-half touchdowns, three ways, as he caught the TD pass, ran a kickoff back 70 yards for a score and took a reverse 10 yards for six.
Dominion had two costly miscues in the game, a botched punt attempt on their first drive of the night which set up Broad Run's first quick score and then when the Titans were driving in the fourth quarter, down 42-35, they fumbled the ball at the Spartan 7 with 8:06. Broad Run, recovering at the 10, then drove 90 yards, draining more than six minutes off the clock to put the game away.
Broad Run 49, Dominion 35
Dominion 21 7 7 0 - 35
Broad Run 21 7 7 14 - 49
Scoring
1 BR: Taggart 24 pass from Stratton (Donnelly kick) 10:24 (1 play, 24 yds, 0:06)
1 D: Reaves 12 run (Jimenez kick) 9:29 (3 plays, 53 yds, 0:55)
1 BR: Taggart 70 kickoff return (Donnelly kick) 9:18
1 D: Baxter 8 run (Jimenez kick) 6:27 (5 plays, 58 yds, 2:51)
1 BR: Thomas 1 run (Donnelly kick) 3:38 (7 plays, 63 yds, 2:49)
1 D: Coleman 24 pass from Baxter (Jimenez kick) 0:47 (6 plays, 53 yds, 2:51)
2 BR: Taggart 10 run (Donnelly kick) 9:24 (8 plays, 42 yds, 3:23)
2 D: Reaves 25 run (Jimenez kick) 0:40 (6 plays, 83 yds, 3:31)
3 BR: Thomas 7 run (Donnelly kick) 6:51 (9 plays, 74 yds, 5:09)
3 D: Reaves 75 run (Jimenez kick) 6:34 (1 play, 75 yds, 0:17)
4 BR: Earl 1 run (Donnelly kick) 11:57 (6 plays, 49 yds, 2:57)
4 BR: Price 14 pass from Stratton (Donnelly kick) 1:41 (11 plays, 90 yds, 6:25)
Rushing
Dominion: Reaves 15-216, Baxter 10-40, Wesley 5-35, Coleman 2-13, team 1-(-13). Total 33-291.
Broad Run: Thomas 14-124, Stratton 9-49, Earl 11-32, Taggart 5-30, Preiziotti 2-11. Total 42-243.
Passing
Dominion: Baxter 3-5-0 33, Reaves 2-4-0 33. Total 5-9-0 66.
Broad Run: Stratton 10-14-0 172.
Reciving
Dominion: Baxter 2-33, Coleman 2-30, Wesley 1-3.
Broad Run: Price 3-96, Taggart 1-24, Thomas 2-14, Preziotti 2-12, Barnes 1-12, Anderson 1-7.
Time of Possession:
First Half: Dominion 13:38, Broad Run 10:22
Second Half: Broad Run 16:52, Dominion 7:08
Penalties
Dominion 11-58, Broad Run 8-40
Turnovers
Dominion 1, Broad Run 0
Friday, October 8, 2010
Football: Friday Night Scoreboard
VivaLoudoun Friday Night Scoreboard
Briar Woods 30, Loudoun County 28
Broad Run 49, Dominion 35
Freedom 22, Tuscarora 21
Park View 28, Potomac Falls 13
Woodgrove 21, George Mason 20
Stonewall Jackson 52, Heritage 35
Stone Bridge 56, Fairfax 0
Liberty District
Langley 49, Marshall 0
McLean 28, TJ 7
South Lakes 22, Madison 16
Other Scores
Region II
Fauquier 49, Brentsville 6
Fluvanna 33, William Monroe 28
Handley 37, Kettle Run 7
Liberty 49, Warren County 14
Louisa 31, Orange 17
Millbrook 28, Skyline 7
Monticello 29, Goochland 28
Sherando 14, James Wood 7
Western Albemarle 41, Charlottesville 6
Northern Region
Centreville 49, Herndon 14
Chantilly 24, Robinson 14
Lake Braddock 48, Lee 7
Wakefield 20, Falls Church 0
Westfield 21, Oakton 14
West Potomac 50, Woodson 36
Yorktown 30, Edison 0
Northwest Region
Albemarle 23, Riverbend 21
Colonial Forge 42, North Stafford 27
Gar-Field 34, Potomac 14
Hylton 14, Woodbridge 7 (20T)
Osbourn Park 38, Freedom (PW) 6
Patrick Henry 30, GW-Danville 7
Other Scores
Kenston Forest 38, Quantico 19
Manassas Park 21, Luray 7
Briar Woods 30, Loudoun County 28
Broad Run 49, Dominion 35
Freedom 22, Tuscarora 21
Park View 28, Potomac Falls 13
Woodgrove 21, George Mason 20
Stonewall Jackson 52, Heritage 35
Stone Bridge 56, Fairfax 0
Liberty District
Langley 49, Marshall 0
McLean 28, TJ 7
South Lakes 22, Madison 16
Other Scores
Region II
Fauquier 49, Brentsville 6
Fluvanna 33, William Monroe 28
Handley 37, Kettle Run 7
Liberty 49, Warren County 14
Louisa 31, Orange 17
Millbrook 28, Skyline 7
Monticello 29, Goochland 28
Sherando 14, James Wood 7
Western Albemarle 41, Charlottesville 6
Northern Region
Centreville 49, Herndon 14
Chantilly 24, Robinson 14
Lake Braddock 48, Lee 7
Wakefield 20, Falls Church 0
Westfield 21, Oakton 14
West Potomac 50, Woodson 36
Yorktown 30, Edison 0
Northwest Region
Albemarle 23, Riverbend 21
Colonial Forge 42, North Stafford 27
Gar-Field 34, Potomac 14
Hylton 14, Woodbridge 7 (20T)
Osbourn Park 38, Freedom (PW) 6
Patrick Henry 30, GW-Danville 7
Other Scores
Kenston Forest 38, Quantico 19
Manassas Park 21, Luray 7
Football: Dominion, Briar Woods Put Hold on Dulles District Top Spot to the Test with Key Road Games
(Oct. 8, 2010) - Briar Woods and Dominion, both 2-0 in the Dulles District, face key challenges to their hold on the top spot with big road games tonight.
The Falcons, coming off the biggest win in school history as they stopped Broad Run's 33-game win streak last Friday, travel to Loudoun County where the Raiders need a win to climb back into the Region II Division 4 playoff picture.
The Titans, coming off three consecutive wins, will face Broad Run as the Spartans try and bounce back from the school's first regular-season loss since 2006.
Broad Run will look to stop Dominion senior running back Deandre Reaves, the West Virginia recruit, who has run wild the past three games with an incredible 17 touchdowns in that span including 15 on the ground as well as a kickoff return and interception return for scores.
Reaves came into the season with 3,199 yards in his career and 36 touchdowns. He needs just 20 yards tonight to crash the 4,000 yard mark as he has 781 yards this year on just 73 carrires for an average of 10.7 yards per carry.
Friday Night Schedule
Briar Woods at Loudoun County, 7
Dominion at Broad Run, 7
Tuscarora at Freedom, 7
Potomac Falls at Park View, 7
George Mason at Woodgrove, 7
Heritage at Stonewall Jackson, 7:30
Fairfax at Stone Bridge, 7:30
Saturday Schedule
Osbourn at Loudoun Valley, 1:30
The Falcons, coming off the biggest win in school history as they stopped Broad Run's 33-game win streak last Friday, travel to Loudoun County where the Raiders need a win to climb back into the Region II Division 4 playoff picture.
The Titans, coming off three consecutive wins, will face Broad Run as the Spartans try and bounce back from the school's first regular-season loss since 2006.
Broad Run will look to stop Dominion senior running back Deandre Reaves, the West Virginia recruit, who has run wild the past three games with an incredible 17 touchdowns in that span including 15 on the ground as well as a kickoff return and interception return for scores.
Reaves came into the season with 3,199 yards in his career and 36 touchdowns. He needs just 20 yards tonight to crash the 4,000 yard mark as he has 781 yards this year on just 73 carrires for an average of 10.7 yards per carry.
Friday Night Schedule
Briar Woods at Loudoun County, 7
Dominion at Broad Run, 7
Tuscarora at Freedom, 7
Potomac Falls at Park View, 7
George Mason at Woodgrove, 7
Heritage at Stonewall Jackson, 7:30
Fairfax at Stone Bridge, 7:30
Saturday Schedule
Osbourn at Loudoun Valley, 1:30
Cross Country Notebook: Loudoun County Boys Edge Potomac Falls by a Point, Raiders Have Clear Path to Regular-Season Title
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| View more photos by Scott Shepherd from the meet |
(Oct. 8, 2010) - The Loudoun County High School boys cross country team stunned Potomac Falls -- one of the top teams in the state and winners of nine straight Dulles District meet titles -- on Wednesday by a point and the Raiders now have a clear path to a regular-season title.
Loudoun County only needs dual meet wins over Broad Run and Tuscarora next Wednesday to finish a perfect 8-0 Dulles District regular season after Wednesday's, 27-28, win over the Panthers. The razor-thin margin of victory was only a second as defending district champion Tommy Curtin crossed the finish line first at 16:56, just a second ahead of Panther Juan Campos at 16:57.
While Potomac Falls swept the 2-4 spots, it was great pack running by the Raiders with four County athletes all with in four seconds of each other, crossing the finish line in 5th through 8th, that clinched the win.
All was not lost for Potomac Falls as the Panthers, who have won three straight Dulles titles, beat the Raiders handily, 20-38, with Panther Rachel Hagen nipping County's Kathryn Eder at the finish line by a second (20:27 to 20:28) to cap an exciting day of running.
Both County and Potomac Falls defeated Dominion. In other Dulles District action, Freedom swept Broad Run and Woodgrove while the Woodgrove girls beat Broad Run and the Broad Run boys defeated the host Wolverines. And at the Equine Center in Leesburg, Briar Woods swept Tuscarora and Park View and the Huskies swept the Patriots.
How the Raider Boys Won
LCHS PF
1 2
5 3
6 4
7 9
8 10
12 11
13 14
27 28
Dulles District Dual Score
Boys
Loudoun County 27, Potomac Falls 28
Loudoun County 15, Dominion 46
Potomac Falls 15, Dominion 47
Briar Woods 15, Park View 50
Briar Woods 23, Tuscarora 36
Tuscarora 15, Park View 50
Freedom 24, Broad Run 32
Freedom 15, Woodgrove 50
Broad Run 15, Woodgrove 50
Girls
Potomac Falls 20, Loudoun County 38
Potomac Falls 15, Dominion 49
Loudoun County 17, Dominion 43
Briar Woods 15, Park View 50
Briar Woods 21, Tuscarora 36
Tuscarora 15, Park View 50
Freedom 25, Tuscarora 31
Freedom 15, Broad Run 50
Woodgrove 15, Broad Run 44
Competitive Cheer: Briar Woods Wins Second Dulles District Mini Tournament to Take Regular-Season Title
B-What? B-Woods!
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| Falcons celebrate the Dulles District regular-season cheer title. (photo courtesy of Glenn Hancox) |
Briar Woods, the defending district, region and state champions, came into Wednesday's meet in a deadlock with Broad Run after both teams scored 253 points in the first mini tournament. The Falcons claimed that tournament title on a tiebreaker but no tiebreaker was needed Wednesday as Briar Woods scored 5.5 points better than runner-up Loudoun County and 15.5 points ahead of their rival Spartans.
This is the first year that a regular-season competitive cheer champion has been crowned in the Dulles District. Briar Woods is assured of a Region II bid and three other teams will move on to regionals from the postseason district meet scheduled for Oct. 20 at Briar Woods.
Dulles District Competitive Cheer
Final Regular Season Standings
1, Briar Woods 508
2, Broad Run 492.5
3, Loudoun County 468
4, Dominion 458
5, Freedom 415.5
6, Woodgrove 407.5
7, Potomac Falls 399
8, Tuscarora 370
9, Park View 338
Meet 2
1, Briar Woods 255
2, Loudoun County 249.5
3, Broad Run 239.5
4, Dominion 235
5, Woodgrove 205
6, Freedom 202.5
7, Potomac Falls 188
8, Tuscarora 173.5
9, Park View 155
Meet 1
1, Briar Woods 253 (tiebreaker)
2, Broad Run 253
3, Dominion 223
3, Loudoun County 218.5
5, Freedom 213
6, Potomac Falls 211
7, Woodgrove 202.5
8, Tuscarora 196.5
9, Park View 183
Beat the Loco Experts: Week 6 Winner is "Almost Heaven"
(Oct. 8, 2010) - Last week's winner in the Beat the LoCo Experts football picks contest was "Almost Heaven" from Charles Town WV with a 6-1 week that was nearly devine.
Almost Heaven was one of eight players with a 6-1 mark but their tiebreaker pick was almost on the money as they picked Briar Woods to win, 21-14, just two points off the 20-13 final! Almost Heaven will win a VivaLoudoun t-shirt ... which we will pick up tomorrow from Cheers Sports! Finally!
See below for an update on the standings. LTM Sports Editor Carl Lukat continues to lead the experts by one game over VivaLoudoun Editor Dan Sousa. Sam of Ashburn holds onto his lead in the bid for $100 and he is one game ahead of Michael of Asbhurn. The pair are two games clear of the field.
Play this week here!
Records through Week 6
Almost Heaven was one of eight players with a 6-1 mark but their tiebreaker pick was almost on the money as they picked Briar Woods to win, 21-14, just two points off the 20-13 final! Almost Heaven will win a VivaLoudoun t-shirt ... which we will pick up tomorrow from Cheers Sports! Finally!
See below for an update on the standings. LTM Sports Editor Carl Lukat continues to lead the experts by one game over VivaLoudoun Editor Dan Sousa. Sam of Ashburn holds onto his lead in the bid for $100 and he is one game ahead of Michael of Asbhurn. The pair are two games clear of the field.
Play this week here!
Records through Week 6
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Photo Gallery: Oatlands 2010 - Boys and Girls Varsity A Races
(Oct. 7, 2010) - We have 300+ photos from the 2010 Oatlands Invitational boys and girls varsity A races. Click on either photo to access the gallery.
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