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Broad Run joy after Kevin Reitzel's driving cross was put in by a Potomac Falls defender
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Monday, May 30, 2011
Boys Soccer: Broad Run Wins First Ever Outright Dulles District Tournament Title
Broad Run joy after Kevin Reitzel's driving cross was put in by a Potomac Falls defender
Read all about in Carl Lukat's story in the Loudoun Times-Mirror.
Softball: Briar Woods Wins Third Straight Dulles District Tournament Title
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(May 30, 2011) - Junior Macy Jones fired a two-hitter and freshman Kacie Kondrotis snapped a scoreless deadlock with a two-out, two-run single in the fourth inning as Briar Woods High School defeated Woodgrove 4-1 to win its third straight Dulles District Tournament softball title Thursday night at Tuscarora High School in Leesburg.
Jones retired the first 10 Wolverines before allowing a one-out walk in the fourth. She then got the next two outs on fly outs.
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The Falcons, who improved to 20-3 with their school-record 13th straight win, added two more runs in the bottom of the fifth. Senior Jillian Olson reached on a fielder's choice, Jones walked and Karagiorgis laced a two-run double to give the Falcons a 4-0 lead.
Woodgrove scored an unearned run with two outs in the top of the seventh to break up the shutout.
Jones didn't allow a hit until two outs in the fifth but got the next batter on a foul out. Jones finished with eight strikeouts and one walk.
The Falcons will host a Region II quarterfinal game on Tuesday. The opponent and game time will be announced at a later date. Woodgrove hosts Loudoun County on Memorial Day at 6 p.m. in a regional first round contest.
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Girls Soccer: Broad Run Wins 4th Consecutive Dulles District Tournament Title
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(May 30, 2011) - The Broad Run High School girls soccer team had their hands full Thursday night with the No. 6 seed Woodgrove Wolverines but the Spartans improved to 18-1 on the season and added the Dulles District tournament title to their regular-season crown with a 3-2 win. Broad Run, the 3-time defending AA state champion, has now won four consecutive district tournament titles and five straight regular-season district championships.
Read the full story by Carl Lukat in the Loudoun Times-Mirror
Baseball: Freedom Advances to Region II Tournament on High Note After Wild, 10-9, Win Over Briar Woodes
Matt Malacane's walkoff double to end the game for Freedom
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(May 30, 2011) - The Freedom High School baseball team secured its 14th win of the season Tursday, knocking off Briar Woods in the Dulles District Tournament Consolation game 10-9. It was a battle that featured 23 total hits, 19 total runs, and six different lead changes.
Trailing 2-0 in the bottom of the 1st, Freedom got busy right away. A walk to outfielder Matt Malacane (2-4, 2B, 1RBI, 2R) and consecutive singles by DH Kevin Dean (3-4, 2RBI, 2R) and outfielder Matt Murphy (2-4, 3B, 1RBI, 1R) loaded the bases. Next, first-baseman Zach Newell
(1-2, HR, 2RBI, 1R) grounded out to plate Malacane. Second-baseman Zack Shuster (2-3, 2B, 2RBI, 1R) then brought home both Dean and Murphy with a double to left to give the Eagles the lead 3-2.
The Eagles extended that lead over the next 2-innings while senior starter Brad Baker held Briar Woods in-check on the mound. In the 2nd, Freedom used singles by freshman shortstop Kyle Wrighte and Malacane, along with a fielder's choice by catcher Dylan Teal, to set the table for Dean's 2RBI single to right, making it 5-2. Then, with the bases empty in the 3rd, Newell blasted a 2-0 pitch deep over the right field wall for his 1st homer of the year, putting Freedom up 6-2.
But no lead was safe in this contest. So, after Briar Woods scored 1 in the 4th and 4 more in the 5th, the Eagles found themselves having to come from behind again in their half of the 5th - and they did just that. First, Newell and Shuster both walked. Then, an error on third-
baseman Dylan Chapman's grounder allowed pinch-runner Mark Muhlenberg to score. Another miscue by the Falcons, this one on a run-down play resulting from Wrighte's ground-out, enabled Shuster to reach home safely and give the Eagles an 8-7 lead.
Briar Woods tied it 8-8 in the top of the 6th, but Freedom answered again in the bottom half. A 2-out single and stolen-base by Dean, followed by a huge RBI triple to deep right by Murphy put the Eagles up 9-8.
Finally, with the scored tied yet again and with 2-outs in the Freedom half of the 7th, the Eagles mounted one final rally. First, center-fielder Joey Plesce (1-4, 2B, 1R), lined an 0-2 pitch just inside the line in short right for a double. Then, Malacane, Freedom's 1st-Team
All-District outfielder, belted a fastball deep off the wall in left-center to bring home Plesce and make the Eagles winners 10-9.
Andrew Lamont earned his 5th win of the season for Freedom after replacing reliever Lane Wheeler in the 7th, getting the final 3 outs on only 5 total pitches.
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(May 30, 2011) - The Freedom High School baseball team secured its 14th win of the season Tursday, knocking off Briar Woods in the Dulles District Tournament Consolation game 10-9. It was a battle that featured 23 total hits, 19 total runs, and six different lead changes.
Trailing 2-0 in the bottom of the 1st, Freedom got busy right away. A walk to outfielder Matt Malacane (2-4, 2B, 1RBI, 2R) and consecutive singles by DH Kevin Dean (3-4, 2RBI, 2R) and outfielder Matt Murphy (2-4, 3B, 1RBI, 1R) loaded the bases. Next, first-baseman Zach Newell
(1-2, HR, 2RBI, 1R) grounded out to plate Malacane. Second-baseman Zack Shuster (2-3, 2B, 2RBI, 1R) then brought home both Dean and Murphy with a double to left to give the Eagles the lead 3-2.
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The Eagles extended that lead over the next 2-innings while senior starter Brad Baker held Briar Woods in-check on the mound. In the 2nd, Freedom used singles by freshman shortstop Kyle Wrighte and Malacane, along with a fielder's choice by catcher Dylan Teal, to set the table for Dean's 2RBI single to right, making it 5-2. Then, with the bases empty in the 3rd, Newell blasted a 2-0 pitch deep over the right field wall for his 1st homer of the year, putting Freedom up 6-2.
But no lead was safe in this contest. So, after Briar Woods scored 1 in the 4th and 4 more in the 5th, the Eagles found themselves having to come from behind again in their half of the 5th - and they did just that. First, Newell and Shuster both walked. Then, an error on third-
baseman Dylan Chapman's grounder allowed pinch-runner Mark Muhlenberg to score. Another miscue by the Falcons, this one on a run-down play resulting from Wrighte's ground-out, enabled Shuster to reach home safely and give the Eagles an 8-7 lead.
Briar Woods tied it 8-8 in the top of the 6th, but Freedom answered again in the bottom half. A 2-out single and stolen-base by Dean, followed by a huge RBI triple to deep right by Murphy put the Eagles up 9-8.
Finally, with the scored tied yet again and with 2-outs in the Freedom half of the 7th, the Eagles mounted one final rally. First, center-fielder Joey Plesce (1-4, 2B, 1R), lined an 0-2 pitch just inside the line in short right for a double. Then, Malacane, Freedom's 1st-Team
All-District outfielder, belted a fastball deep off the wall in left-center to bring home Plesce and make the Eagles winners 10-9.
Andrew Lamont earned his 5th win of the season for Freedom after replacing reliever Lane Wheeler in the 7th, getting the final 3 outs on only 5 total pitches.
Baseball: Stone Bridge Blastgs Woodson, 11-3, to Advance to Northern Region Quarterfinals
By Steve Johnston
Special to VivaLoudoun
(May 30, 20110 - In a game that had several intriguing storylines, the Stone Bridge Bulldogs defeated W.T. Woodson 11-3 Friday afternoon in a first round game of the Northern Region playoffs. The Bulldogs pounded out 13 hits including four home runs and received heroic pitching performances from seniors Stephen Putnick and Mac West.
With the game only a few minutes old, Woodson cleanup hitter David Rozner lined a shot right back at Putnick. The ball hit Putnick's glove and rolled a short distance away allowing Rozner to leg out an infield hit scoring Brant Thomas for the first run of the game.
A lengthy delay ensued as Coach Sam Plank assessed Putnick's injury. It was later discovered that Putnick had a broken finger and shattered fingernail, which was quite evident as the game resumed with him still on the mound.
Unable to catch even a soft throw with his glove, Putnick received the return throws from catcher J.J. White with his throwing hand. Putnick went on to finish the inning and pitch a perfect second inning. He pitched into the third until, with two outs, a 30 minute lightning delay ensued.
When play resumed, Plank called on West to relieve Putnick. West turned in his best outing of the season going 4 1/3 innings allowing just four hits and striking out 8 Woodson hitters. Neither Putnick nor West walked a batter.
The Bulldog hitters entered the game knowing they had their work cutout for them as they would be facing Patriot District Pitcher of the Year, Bryson Hough. The Bulldogs sent a message early that they were not intimidated and would be up for the challenge.
Four first inning singles by Josh Kuzbel (3-4, 3R, SB), J. J. White (2-4, HR, 2 RBI, 2 Runs), Tyler Lighton (2-4, 2B, 2 Runs, 2 RBI), and Sid Harvey (2-3, HR, 3 RBI) plated three runs to give the Bulldogs an early 3-1 lead.
The score stayed that way until the bottom of the third when senior Ryan Johnston (1-3, HR, 2 RBI)scored Kuzbel with a 2-run homer to left field, his fourth of the season.
Woodson answered with two unearned runs in the top of the fourth, but Stone Bridge answered with four of their own in the bottom of the fifth, knocking Hough from the game.
Leading off the inning, Spencer Rositano lifted a long opposite field home run, his first of the season. A double by Lighton scored Kuzbel, who previously doubled, and Lighton would score on Harvey's second home run of the season.
Not to be outdone, White would cap the scoring in the home half of the sixth with his own two-run shot. It was White's fifth homer of the season.
This game was also marked by a couple of sterling defensive plays that helped keep the Woodson offense at bay. When Woodson's Joe Coogan launched a drive to left-center leading off the sixth inning, it appeared to have extra bases written all over it. But that was before centerfielder Alex Wynn arrived out of nowhere to make a diving highlight reel catch.
Later in the inning, first baseman Connor Donovan would end the inning with a great stop of Ryan Fitzgerald's sharp one-hopper.
With the win, Stone Bridge advances and will play Robinson high school on Monday, May 30th at Woodson at 1 PM.
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(May 30, 20110 - In a game that had several intriguing storylines, the Stone Bridge Bulldogs defeated W.T. Woodson 11-3 Friday afternoon in a first round game of the Northern Region playoffs. The Bulldogs pounded out 13 hits including four home runs and received heroic pitching performances from seniors Stephen Putnick and Mac West.
With the game only a few minutes old, Woodson cleanup hitter David Rozner lined a shot right back at Putnick. The ball hit Putnick's glove and rolled a short distance away allowing Rozner to leg out an infield hit scoring Brant Thomas for the first run of the game.
A lengthy delay ensued as Coach Sam Plank assessed Putnick's injury. It was later discovered that Putnick had a broken finger and shattered fingernail, which was quite evident as the game resumed with him still on the mound.
Unable to catch even a soft throw with his glove, Putnick received the return throws from catcher J.J. White with his throwing hand. Putnick went on to finish the inning and pitch a perfect second inning. He pitched into the third until, with two outs, a 30 minute lightning delay ensued.
When play resumed, Plank called on West to relieve Putnick. West turned in his best outing of the season going 4 1/3 innings allowing just four hits and striking out 8 Woodson hitters. Neither Putnick nor West walked a batter.
The Bulldog hitters entered the game knowing they had their work cutout for them as they would be facing Patriot District Pitcher of the Year, Bryson Hough. The Bulldogs sent a message early that they were not intimidated and would be up for the challenge.
Four first inning singles by Josh Kuzbel (3-4, 3R, SB), J. J. White (2-4, HR, 2 RBI, 2 Runs), Tyler Lighton (2-4, 2B, 2 Runs, 2 RBI), and Sid Harvey (2-3, HR, 3 RBI) plated three runs to give the Bulldogs an early 3-1 lead.
The score stayed that way until the bottom of the third when senior Ryan Johnston (1-3, HR, 2 RBI)scored Kuzbel with a 2-run homer to left field, his fourth of the season.
Woodson answered with two unearned runs in the top of the fourth, but Stone Bridge answered with four of their own in the bottom of the fifth, knocking Hough from the game.
Leading off the inning, Spencer Rositano lifted a long opposite field home run, his first of the season. A double by Lighton scored Kuzbel, who previously doubled, and Lighton would score on Harvey's second home run of the season.
Not to be outdone, White would cap the scoring in the home half of the sixth with his own two-run shot. It was White's fifth homer of the season.
This game was also marked by a couple of sterling defensive plays that helped keep the Woodson offense at bay. When Woodson's Joe Coogan launched a drive to left-center leading off the sixth inning, it appeared to have extra bases written all over it. But that was before centerfielder Alex Wynn arrived out of nowhere to make a diving highlight reel catch.
Later in the inning, first baseman Connor Donovan would end the inning with a great stop of Ryan Fitzgerald's sharp one-hopper.
With the win, Stone Bridge advances and will play Robinson high school on Monday, May 30th at Woodson at 1 PM.
Softball: Stone Bridge Rallies in the 7th Only to End Season in Extra Innings Loss
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(May 30, 3011) - The Stone Bridge High School softball team lost, 4-3 in 9 innings, to the West Potomac Wolverines in a Northern Region first round contest that started on Friday, and due to lightning and rain, was resumed on Saturday.
The Bulldogs had 17 hits in the game, but were unable to get enough runners across the plate to secure the victory. 2B Niki Prince, CF Sydney Broderick, C Beth Lewis, DP Katie Bellino, and LF Erin Dzurilla had multiple hits in the game. SS Cori Prince and Pinch Hitter Presley Gibson each had a hit, and RF Courtney Gibson reached base on a walk.
P Kelly McDaniel took the tough loss for Stone Bridge.
The Wolverines had 12 hits in the game, including five in the 6th inning that gave them a temporary lead of 3-2.
In the bottom of the 7th, however, the Bulldogs tied the score at 3 apiece when Broderick hit a leadoff single. Lewis sacrificed Broderick to 2nd base, and a batter later, Bellino hit a 2-out RBI for the score.
Stone Bridge shut West Potomac down in the top of the 8th, but unfortunately, left two of their own runners stranded on base in their half of the inning.
The Wolverines regrouped and took a 4-3 lead in the top of the 9th inning on a Stone Bridge infield throwing error, and then a pair of hits.
Stone Bridge never quit. In the bottom of the 9th inning, with one out, Lewis roped the ball just short of the 225 foot left field fence. Unfortunately, she was stranded on base, and the game came to a close.
(May 30, 3011) - The Stone Bridge High School softball team lost, 4-3 in 9 innings, to the West Potomac Wolverines in a Northern Region first round contest that started on Friday, and due to lightning and rain, was resumed on Saturday.
The Bulldogs had 17 hits in the game, but were unable to get enough runners across the plate to secure the victory. 2B Niki Prince, CF Sydney Broderick, C Beth Lewis, DP Katie Bellino, and LF Erin Dzurilla had multiple hits in the game. SS Cori Prince and Pinch Hitter Presley Gibson each had a hit, and RF Courtney Gibson reached base on a walk.
P Kelly McDaniel took the tough loss for Stone Bridge.
The Wolverines had 12 hits in the game, including five in the 6th inning that gave them a temporary lead of 3-2.
In the bottom of the 7th, however, the Bulldogs tied the score at 3 apiece when Broderick hit a leadoff single. Lewis sacrificed Broderick to 2nd base, and a batter later, Bellino hit a 2-out RBI for the score.
Stone Bridge shut West Potomac down in the top of the 8th, but unfortunately, left two of their own runners stranded on base in their half of the inning.
The Wolverines regrouped and took a 4-3 lead in the top of the 9th inning on a Stone Bridge infield throwing error, and then a pair of hits.
Stone Bridge never quit. In the bottom of the 9th inning, with one out, Lewis roped the ball just short of the 225 foot left field fence. Unfortunately, she was stranded on base, and the game came to a close.
Lacrosse: Loudoun Valley Girls Advances to State Tournament with Big Road Win; Woodgrove Girls, BWoods Boys Fall Just Short in Regional Title Games
(May 30, 2011) - The Loudoun Valley High School traveled to Charlottesville to play the Albemarle Patriots Friday night in a Northwest Region tournament consolation game with the winner advancing to the VHSL state tournament as the third team out of the region and the loser’s season would be done.
Despite playing their fourth consecutive road game in an eight day period and enduring a one hour delay due to lightning in the area, the Vikings (16-3) came out ready to play, scoring the game's nine first goals in just under 11 minutes and going on to a big 22-4 win.
Eight different Vikings tallied a goal during the opening stretch led by senior Andrea Mustacchio with two goals.
The two teams would score two goals each for the remainder of the first half with senior Brooke Cope tallying both the goals for Valley giving the Vikings an 11-2 halftime lead.
Even though the draws were about even, Valley controlled the ground balls won due to the strong first half effort of the defensive unit. The defense, led by Rachel Swan, Megan Daeschner, Allie Herold and Vic Molchan, forced a number of turnovers and limited the Albemarle offense to just nine shots on goal. Valley’s senior goalkeeper, Kelsey Luck, came up with six saves in the first half.
With the defense playing well, the offensive unit for Valley controlled the temple and pace of the game as it scored its 11 goals on 16 shots.
The second half saw the Vikings dominate the draws and ground balls won.
The Vikings offense picked up where it left off in the first. Valley scored four goals from four different players in just over four minutes time to extend their lead to 15-2.
After Albemarle scored to cut the deficit to 15-3, senior Caitlin Khosla scored two consecutive goals in two minutes to build Valley’s lead to 17-3 with 13:05 left in the game.
After another score from the Patriots with 10:36 left in the game, the Vikings finished the game on a 5-0 run to make the final score, 22-4, in favor of Valley.
Senior Michelle Devenoge led the final scoring run with two goals. As in the first half, the Vikings defensive unit played a strong half, limiting the Patriots to just six shots on goal.
In addition to the starters, senior Christina Blue and juniors Payton Boyer and Caitlin Gore saw significant playing time on defense. Valley’s junior goalkeeper, Maggie Beglau, started the second half and because of the strong play from the defense, saw little action come her way.
Because of the domination of play by Valley, the Vikings were able to give some of their reserves on offense an opportunity to play, as well. Freshman Courtney Schollian took advantage of her playing time by scoring a goal for the Vikings.
Valley was led in scoring by C. Khosla with four goals and A. Mustacchio with three goals. As a team, Loudoun Valley scored 22 goals on 31 shots while Albemarle scored 4 goals on 15 shots.
Friday, June 3, the women’s varsity team will travel to Vienna to play the Warhawks of James Madison High School for a quarterfinal state tournament game.
Total Statistics
Loudoun Valley High School
Player Name Goals Assists
#1 - Andrea Mustacchio 3 2
#2 – Michelle Devenoge 2
#3 - Caitlin Khosla 4
#4 - Kayla Ebrahimnejad 2
#5 - Sarah Furr 2 1
#7 - Brooke Cope 2
#9 - Megan Williamson 1 1
#10 – Vic Molchan
#11 – Connie Lewis
#12 – Rachel Swan
#13 – Christina Blue
#14 - Caitlin McGinn 2 1
#15 – Caitlin Gore
#18 – Cortney Inman 1
#19 – Tara Davis
#20 – Brittany Raffa
#21 – Courtney Schollian 1
#22 – Ashlyn DiLoreto 1
#24 – Corley Simons 2
Girls Region II Final: Western Albemarle 14, Woodgrove 11
Woodgrove High School led this game in the second half after a nearly two-hour weather delay but defending state champion Western Albemarle came back for the win. The 1st-year Wolverines still advance to the state tournament will they will travel to either Battlefield or Osbourn Park for the state quarterfinals on June 3 or June 4.
Read all about this game in Carl Lukat's account from the Loudoun Times-Mirror
Boys Region II Final:
Briar Woods High School was so close to its first ever regional lacrosse title, leading E.C. Glass, 12-9, going into the final quarter but the Falcons were limited to one goal in the final frame and fell in the minutes, 14-13. Briar Woods still advances to the state tournament where they will travel to Albemarle on June 3.
Read a bit more about this game here.
Despite playing their fourth consecutive road game in an eight day period and enduring a one hour delay due to lightning in the area, the Vikings (16-3) came out ready to play, scoring the game's nine first goals in just under 11 minutes and going on to a big 22-4 win.
Eight different Vikings tallied a goal during the opening stretch led by senior Andrea Mustacchio with two goals.
The two teams would score two goals each for the remainder of the first half with senior Brooke Cope tallying both the goals for Valley giving the Vikings an 11-2 halftime lead.
Even though the draws were about even, Valley controlled the ground balls won due to the strong first half effort of the defensive unit. The defense, led by Rachel Swan, Megan Daeschner, Allie Herold and Vic Molchan, forced a number of turnovers and limited the Albemarle offense to just nine shots on goal. Valley’s senior goalkeeper, Kelsey Luck, came up with six saves in the first half.
With the defense playing well, the offensive unit for Valley controlled the temple and pace of the game as it scored its 11 goals on 16 shots.
The second half saw the Vikings dominate the draws and ground balls won.
The Vikings offense picked up where it left off in the first. Valley scored four goals from four different players in just over four minutes time to extend their lead to 15-2.
After Albemarle scored to cut the deficit to 15-3, senior Caitlin Khosla scored two consecutive goals in two minutes to build Valley’s lead to 17-3 with 13:05 left in the game.
After another score from the Patriots with 10:36 left in the game, the Vikings finished the game on a 5-0 run to make the final score, 22-4, in favor of Valley.
Senior Michelle Devenoge led the final scoring run with two goals. As in the first half, the Vikings defensive unit played a strong half, limiting the Patriots to just six shots on goal.
In addition to the starters, senior Christina Blue and juniors Payton Boyer and Caitlin Gore saw significant playing time on defense. Valley’s junior goalkeeper, Maggie Beglau, started the second half and because of the strong play from the defense, saw little action come her way.
Because of the domination of play by Valley, the Vikings were able to give some of their reserves on offense an opportunity to play, as well. Freshman Courtney Schollian took advantage of her playing time by scoring a goal for the Vikings.
Valley was led in scoring by C. Khosla with four goals and A. Mustacchio with three goals. As a team, Loudoun Valley scored 22 goals on 31 shots while Albemarle scored 4 goals on 15 shots.
Friday, June 3, the women’s varsity team will travel to Vienna to play the Warhawks of James Madison High School for a quarterfinal state tournament game.
Total Statistics
Loudoun Valley High School
Player Name Goals Assists
#1 - Andrea Mustacchio 3 2
#2 – Michelle Devenoge 2
#3 - Caitlin Khosla 4
#4 - Kayla Ebrahimnejad 2
#5 - Sarah Furr 2 1
#7 - Brooke Cope 2
#9 - Megan Williamson 1 1
#10 – Vic Molchan
#11 – Connie Lewis
#12 – Rachel Swan
#13 – Christina Blue
#14 - Caitlin McGinn 2 1
#15 – Caitlin Gore
#18 – Cortney Inman 1
#19 – Tara Davis
#20 – Brittany Raffa
#21 – Courtney Schollian 1
#22 – Ashlyn DiLoreto 1
#24 – Corley Simons 2
Girls Region II Final: Western Albemarle 14, Woodgrove 11
Woodgrove High School led this game in the second half after a nearly two-hour weather delay but defending state champion Western Albemarle came back for the win. The 1st-year Wolverines still advance to the state tournament will they will travel to either Battlefield or Osbourn Park for the state quarterfinals on June 3 or June 4.
Read all about this game in Carl Lukat's account from the Loudoun Times-Mirror
Boys Region II Final:
Briar Woods High School was so close to its first ever regional lacrosse title, leading E.C. Glass, 12-9, going into the final quarter but the Falcons were limited to one goal in the final frame and fell in the minutes, 14-13. Briar Woods still advances to the state tournament where they will travel to Albemarle on June 3.
Read a bit more about this game here.
Girls Soccer: Stone Bridge Season Ends in Storm of Second-Half Goals, Weather Delay
Ashburn (May 30, 2011) - After a magical run in 2010 to the AAA VHSL girls soccer state title, Stone Bridge High School had its season end Friday night in a storm of second-half goals by Chantilly and then a lightning delay that extended long enough to make the Chargers an official 3-1 winner with still 16 minutes yet to play in the AAA Northern Region quarterfinal.
The Bulldogs (13-4-1) led the Chargers (10-4-2), 1-0, at the half after a wind-aided goal by junior Erin Leonard with 90 seconds to go in the first half. Chantilly, playing with the stiff wind at its back in the second half, controlled the pace of play and struck three times, including twice in a 3-minute span, as the skies were turning ominous.
Sure enough, just five minutes after Chantilly had gone up 3-1 in the 59th minute, the players and fans were chased off the fields by lightning. Almost two hours later, while play was resuming at other sites across the region the remnants of the storm could still be seen north of Stone Bridge in the form of lightning flashes and at 9 p.m. the game was called, ending Stone Bridge's season.
The Bulldogs (13-4-1) led the Chargers (10-4-2), 1-0, at the half after a wind-aided goal by junior Erin Leonard with 90 seconds to go in the first half. Chantilly, playing with the stiff wind at its back in the second half, controlled the pace of play and struck three times, including twice in a 3-minute span, as the skies were turning ominous.
Sure enough, just five minutes after Chantilly had gone up 3-1 in the 59th minute, the players and fans were chased off the fields by lightning. Almost two hours later, while play was resuming at other sites across the region the remnants of the storm could still be seen north of Stone Bridge in the form of lightning flashes and at 9 p.m. the game was called, ending Stone Bridge's season.
Code Red: Area Teams Face Heat Today, Seasons on the Line in Regional Play
(May 30, 2011) - Despite the extreme heats today, area teams will take to the fields in their own version of Code Red as it is "win or go home" time with regional playoffs in full swing. A total of 14 teams are playing today from Ashburn to Roanoke, Purcellville to Warren County and beyond.
Mon. May 30 Playoff Scoreboard
Baseball
Region II First Round
Dulles District No. 4 Briar Woods Woods (9-11) at Evergreen District No. 2 Brentsville (8-10)
Jefferson District No. 3 Fluvanna (10-9) at Northwestern District No. 2 Sherando ()
Dulles District No. 3 Freedom (12-8) at Jefferson District No. 2 Monticello (11-6)
Northern Region Quarterfinals
Stone Bridge vs. Robinson at Woodson, 1 p.m.
Lake Braddock vs. Oakton at Woodson, 4 p.m.
Westfield vs. South County, 1 p.m.
Yorktown vs. Madison, 1 p.m.
Softball
Region II First Round
Dulles District No. 4 Loudoun County at Dulles District No. 2 Woodgrove, 6
Dulles District No. 3 Broad Run at Evergreen District No. 2 Warren County
Jefferson District No. 3 Lousia at Northwestern District No. 2 Skyline
Northwest Region Quarterfinal
Loudoun Valley at Osbourn Park, 6
Boys Soccer
Region II First Round
Dulles District No. 4 Tuscarora at Jefferson District No. 2 Fluvanna
Dulles District No. 3 Potomac Falls at Northwestern District No. 2 Millbrook
Jefferson District No. 3 Charlottesville at Dulles District No. 2 Broad Run
Girls Soccer
Region II First Round
Dulles District No. 4 Briar Woods at Evergreen District No. 2 Kettle Run
Dulles District No. 3 Freedom at Northwestern District No. 2 Millbrook
Jefferson District No. 3 Western Albemarle at Dulles District No. 2 Woodgrove, 7
Northwest Region Quarterfinals
Heritage at Patrick Henry-Roanoke, 4
Riverbend at Forest Park, 6
Franklin County at Battlefield, 6
Woodbridge at Albemarle, 4
Mon. May 30 Playoff Scoreboard
Baseball
Region II First Round
Dulles District No. 4 Briar Woods Woods (9-11) at Evergreen District No. 2 Brentsville (8-10)
Jefferson District No. 3 Fluvanna (10-9) at Northwestern District No. 2 Sherando ()
Dulles District No. 3 Freedom (12-8) at Jefferson District No. 2 Monticello (11-6)
Northern Region Quarterfinals
Stone Bridge vs. Robinson at Woodson, 1 p.m.
Lake Braddock vs. Oakton at Woodson, 4 p.m.
Westfield vs. South County, 1 p.m.
Yorktown vs. Madison, 1 p.m.
Softball
Region II First Round
Dulles District No. 4 Loudoun County at Dulles District No. 2 Woodgrove, 6
Dulles District No. 3 Broad Run at Evergreen District No. 2 Warren County
Jefferson District No. 3 Lousia at Northwestern District No. 2 Skyline
Northwest Region Quarterfinal
Loudoun Valley at Osbourn Park, 6
Boys Soccer
Region II First Round
Dulles District No. 4 Tuscarora at Jefferson District No. 2 Fluvanna
Dulles District No. 3 Potomac Falls at Northwestern District No. 2 Millbrook
Jefferson District No. 3 Charlottesville at Dulles District No. 2 Broad Run
Girls Soccer
Region II First Round
Dulles District No. 4 Briar Woods at Evergreen District No. 2 Kettle Run
Dulles District No. 3 Freedom at Northwestern District No. 2 Millbrook
Jefferson District No. 3 Western Albemarle at Dulles District No. 2 Woodgrove, 7
Northwest Region Quarterfinals
Heritage at Patrick Henry-Roanoke, 4
Riverbend at Forest Park, 6
Franklin County at Battlefield, 6
Woodbridge at Albemarle, 4
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Photo Gallery: Girls Soccer - Stone Bridge vs. South County - Northern Region 1st Round
(May 28, 2011) - Click on any photo to view the gallery with 200+ shots by VivaLoudoun editor Dan Sousa from the Stone Bridge girls soccer Northern Region first round win over South County Wednesday.
Photo Gallery: Girls Tennis - Broad Run vs. Monticello - Region II
(May 27, 2011) - Click on any photo to see the entire gallery with 50 shots from the Broad Run vs. Monticello girls tennis Region II match Tuesday.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Photo Gallery: Baseball - Broad Run vs. Briar Woods - Dulles District Semifinals
(May 27, 2011) - Click on either photo to view the gallery with 24 total shots from the Broad Run vs. Briar Woods Dulles District semifinal baseball game Tuesday.
Photo Gallery: Girls Soccer - Broad Run vs. Freedom - Dulles District Semifinal
(May 27, 2011) - VivaLoudoun editor Dan Sousa shot the Broad Run High School girls soccer win over Freedom on Tuesday in the Dulles District tournament semifinals. Click on any photo to view the gallery with almost 200 shots!
Friday Night Playoff Scoreboard
Fri. May 27
Baseball
Northern Region First Round
Concorde No. 4 Robinson at National No. 1 Hayfield
Stone Bridge 11, Woodson 3
Liberty No. 3 Langley at Patriot No. 2 Lake Braddock
National No. 4 Mount Vernon at Concorde No. 1 Oakton
South County 4, McLean 0 DELAYED 1st inning (resume: 5.28 1 p.m.)
National No. 3 Washington-Lee at Concorde No. 2 Westfield
Concorde No. 3 Chantilly at National No. 2 Yorktown
Patriot No. 4 West Springfield at Liberty No. 1 Madison
Softball
Northern Region First Round
Concorde No. 4 Oakton at National No. 1 Yorktown
West Potomac 0, Stone Bridge 0 DELAYED 3rd inning (resume: 5.28 at noon)
Liberty No. 3 Madison at Patriot No. 2 Woodson
National No. 4 Washington-Lee at Concorde No. 1 Westfield
Liberty No. 4 Langley at Patriot No. 1 South County
National No. 3 Mount Vernon at Concorde No. 2 Chantilly
Concorde No. 3 Robinson at National No. 2 Hayfield
Patriot No. 4 Lake Braddock at Liberty No. 1 McLean
Girls Soccer
Northern Region Quarterfinals
Chantilly 3, Stone Bridge 1 Shortened - lightning 64th minute
Woodson at Oakton
Centreville at Lake Braddock
Washington-Lee at McLean
Boys Lacrosse
Region II Finals
E.C. Glass 14, Briar Woods 13
Girls Lacrosse
Region II Finals
Western Albemarle 14, Woodgrove 11
Northwest Region Consolation Final
Loudoun Valley 19, Albemarle 2
Baseball
Northern Region First Round
Concorde No. 4 Robinson at National No. 1 Hayfield
Stone Bridge 11, Woodson 3
Liberty No. 3 Langley at Patriot No. 2 Lake Braddock
National No. 4 Mount Vernon at Concorde No. 1 Oakton
South County 4, McLean 0 DELAYED 1st inning (resume: 5.28 1 p.m.)
National No. 3 Washington-Lee at Concorde No. 2 Westfield
Concorde No. 3 Chantilly at National No. 2 Yorktown
Patriot No. 4 West Springfield at Liberty No. 1 Madison
Softball
Northern Region First Round
Concorde No. 4 Oakton at National No. 1 Yorktown
West Potomac 0, Stone Bridge 0 DELAYED 3rd inning (resume: 5.28 at noon)
Liberty No. 3 Madison at Patriot No. 2 Woodson
National No. 4 Washington-Lee at Concorde No. 1 Westfield
Liberty No. 4 Langley at Patriot No. 1 South County
National No. 3 Mount Vernon at Concorde No. 2 Chantilly
Concorde No. 3 Robinson at National No. 2 Hayfield
Patriot No. 4 Lake Braddock at Liberty No. 1 McLean
Girls Soccer
Northern Region Quarterfinals
Chantilly 3, Stone Bridge 1 Shortened - lightning 64th minute
Woodson at Oakton
Centreville at Lake Braddock
Washington-Lee at McLean
Boys Lacrosse
Region II Finals
E.C. Glass 14, Briar Woods 13
Girls Lacrosse
Region II Finals
Western Albemarle 14, Woodgrove 11
Northwest Region Consolation Final
Loudoun Valley 19, Albemarle 2
Basketball: Middleburg Academy Junior Alie-Cox Makes Verbal Commitment to VCU
(May 27, 2011) - The Richmond Times-Dispatch is reporting that Middleburg Academy junior Mo Alie-Cox has verbally committed to one of the hottest basketball programs in the country, VCU.
The 6-foot-6, 251-pound Alie-Cox averaged 16 points, 12 rebounds and seven blocks a game this past season.
The 6-foot-6, 251-pound Alie-Cox averaged 16 points, 12 rebounds and seven blocks a game this past season.
News: Dominion to Hold College Signing Ceremony for Five Athletes on June 1
(May 27, 20110) - Dominion High School will hold a brief signing ceremony for five of the Titan athletes that are committing to play for various colleges next season. The ceremony will be held on Wednesday, June 1 in the Dominion media center at 4 p.m.
Athletes being honored include:
Ivan Ayala (Football) - Mount Union
Jessica Sudler (Softball) Eckerd College
Shelby Shote (Golf) Williams College
Kyle Hall (Lax) Salisbury
Andrew Fawkes (Lax) Lynchburg
Athletes being honored include:
Ivan Ayala (Football) - Mount Union
Jessica Sudler (Softball) Eckerd College
Shelby Shote (Golf) Williams College
Kyle Hall (Lax) Salisbury
Andrew Fawkes (Lax) Lynchburg
Track and Field: Broad Run and Loudoun County Boys Finish 2-3 at Region II Meet; Briar Woods Girls 5th
(May 27, 2011) - The Broad Run High School and Loudoun County High School boys track and field teams finished second and third at the Region II meet Thursday at Warren County High School. The Briar Woods girls were fifth.
Broad Run boys scores 54 points, a distant second to runaway winner Louisa County at 54. Dulles District meet winner County scored 44, just ahead of Fauquier (43), Charlottesville (40) and Potomac Falls (38).
The girls meet was closer with Fauquier scoring 70 to win over Western Albemarle (53.50), Louisa (52), Handley (52), Briar Woods (49.50) and Woodgrove (45).
On the boys side, Broad Run's Jonathan Russell captured the 200 meters with a 21.82 effort and he won the 300 meter hurdles with a 37.91.
The Broad Run boys took first in the 4x400 relay with Zac Kish, Eric Hiatt, Lance Moran and Marcus Anderson running 3:25.86. Loudoun County's 4x800 relay team won the regional title with Matt Gambogi, Josh Showalter, Logan Smith and Ben Heberling combining for a 7:57.16. It was all Loudoun in this race as Broad Run (Matt McDevitt, Gurjeet Chinayana, John Thompson and Andrew Hayden), Freedom (Thorpe Lichtenberg, Peter Stephens, Joe Sibilak and Kyle Thornburgh), and Potomac Falls (Alex Sieh, Adam Forester, Peter Scharf and Connor Wilson), and Tuscarora (Logan Carrington, Logan Feierbach, Paul Monk and Travis Mitchell) taking 2-3-4-5!
Loudoun County's Patrick Joseph won the 800 at 1:58.22 with Potomac Falls' Wilson runner-up (1:58.46) in a tight finish. Kish took fourth at 1:59.60.
It was more distance success at 1600 meters as Potomac Falls runners went 1-2 with Juan Campos winning at 4:21.47 and Wilson with another close runner-up at 4:21.99. Completing the distance dominance was Loudoun County's Thomas Curtin who won the 3200 at 9:39.50. Freedom's Lichtenberg was fourth (10:06.00) and Potomac Falls' Nick Mogensen fifth (1:06.66).
Derek Burns of Freedom was third in the 100 meters (11.09), just ahead of Broad Run's Mike Price (11.13) and Dominion's Deandre Reaves (11.20). Loudoun County's Adam Ferguson was fifth in the 400 (51.43). Tuscarora's John Johnson was second in the 110 hurdles at 15.18 with Loudoun County's Teddy Murphy third at 15.24 and he took fourth in the 300 meter hurdles at 40.16.
Freedom boys were fifth in the 4x100 with Hakeem Britton, Burns, Myles Conley and Darius McMillian turning in 43.86. The Potomac Falls boys (Kyle Tsao, Scharf, David Sargent and Brody Frost) were fourth in the 4x400 (3:33.34).
Alex Carter of Briar Woods was third in the long jump (21-07.00) and Broad Run's Eddie Barnes was fourth in the shot at 49-05.50 and discus at 127-11.
For the girls, Briar Woods' Shaquera Leach had another big meet as she won the 200 meeters at 24.76 in an area 1-2-3 sweep with Sarah Weber of Broad Run second at 25.19 and Woodgrove's Anna Harpster third at 25.49. Leach was also second in the 100 at 12.40 and second in the 400 at 58.86.
Toni Fletcher of Freedom finished fourth in the 100 at 13.02. She also also finished second in the long jump at 17-07.00, just ahead of Tuscarora's Amirah Al-Bayinnah (17-03.50), who did win the triple jump with a leap of 37-01.75. Fletcher was fourth in the triple jump at 35-01.50.
Logan Ballard of Briar Woods won the high jump at 5-02. Loudoun had four of the top five with Anna Sullivan of Loudoun County, Lori Kostka of Tuscarora, and Desiree Orr of Freedom all at 5-00.
Webster was fourth in the 400 at 1:00.65 and Woodgrove's Florence Thompson was fifth at 1:02.05.
Loudoun girls finished 3-4-5 in the 800: Woodgrove's Audrey Houghton (2:24.80), Briar Woods' Jackie Deffer (2:25.84) and Freedom's Emma Johnson (2:27.97). In the 1600, Woodgrove's Lydia Cromwell was fourth (5:26.43) and Briar Woods' Giana Leone was fifth (5:26.69). Rachel Hagen of Potomac Falls was third in the 3200 at 11:59.93 followed by Loudoun County's Kathryn Eder (12:05.44).
Jessica Fedderson of Broad Run was fifth in the 100 hurdles (16.72). In the 300 hurdles, Dominon's Kiya Day took fourth (47.65) and Eileen Fauteux of Potomac Falls was fifth at 47.71.
It was a big day for Woodgrove's girls relays as their 4x800 team took first with Houghton, Cromwell, Alex Juzbasich and Thompson clocking 9:50.94 and the Wolverines were runner-up in the 4x400 as Houghton, Thompson, Harpster and Gaynor Houghton combined to finish at 4:11.24. Freedom took fifth at 4:17.77.
The Freedom girls 4x100 was runner-up with Fletcher, Lovepreet Sohal, Asia Brown and Amanda Salami turning in 49.94. Woodgrove took fifth with Harpster, Cathrine Wyatt, Houghton and Ahsley Ahlers timing 51.07.
MaryKate Edwards of Woodgrove took third in the discus at 96-06.
Complete results:
Broad Run boys scores 54 points, a distant second to runaway winner Louisa County at 54. Dulles District meet winner County scored 44, just ahead of Fauquier (43), Charlottesville (40) and Potomac Falls (38).
The girls meet was closer with Fauquier scoring 70 to win over Western Albemarle (53.50), Louisa (52), Handley (52), Briar Woods (49.50) and Woodgrove (45).
On the boys side, Broad Run's Jonathan Russell captured the 200 meters with a 21.82 effort and he won the 300 meter hurdles with a 37.91.
The Broad Run boys took first in the 4x400 relay with Zac Kish, Eric Hiatt, Lance Moran and Marcus Anderson running 3:25.86. Loudoun County's 4x800 relay team won the regional title with Matt Gambogi, Josh Showalter, Logan Smith and Ben Heberling combining for a 7:57.16. It was all Loudoun in this race as Broad Run (Matt McDevitt, Gurjeet Chinayana, John Thompson and Andrew Hayden), Freedom (Thorpe Lichtenberg, Peter Stephens, Joe Sibilak and Kyle Thornburgh), and Potomac Falls (Alex Sieh, Adam Forester, Peter Scharf and Connor Wilson), and Tuscarora (Logan Carrington, Logan Feierbach, Paul Monk and Travis Mitchell) taking 2-3-4-5!
Loudoun County's Patrick Joseph won the 800 at 1:58.22 with Potomac Falls' Wilson runner-up (1:58.46) in a tight finish. Kish took fourth at 1:59.60.
It was more distance success at 1600 meters as Potomac Falls runners went 1-2 with Juan Campos winning at 4:21.47 and Wilson with another close runner-up at 4:21.99. Completing the distance dominance was Loudoun County's Thomas Curtin who won the 3200 at 9:39.50. Freedom's Lichtenberg was fourth (10:06.00) and Potomac Falls' Nick Mogensen fifth (1:06.66).
Derek Burns of Freedom was third in the 100 meters (11.09), just ahead of Broad Run's Mike Price (11.13) and Dominion's Deandre Reaves (11.20). Loudoun County's Adam Ferguson was fifth in the 400 (51.43). Tuscarora's John Johnson was second in the 110 hurdles at 15.18 with Loudoun County's Teddy Murphy third at 15.24 and he took fourth in the 300 meter hurdles at 40.16.
Freedom boys were fifth in the 4x100 with Hakeem Britton, Burns, Myles Conley and Darius McMillian turning in 43.86. The Potomac Falls boys (Kyle Tsao, Scharf, David Sargent and Brody Frost) were fourth in the 4x400 (3:33.34).
Alex Carter of Briar Woods was third in the long jump (21-07.00) and Broad Run's Eddie Barnes was fourth in the shot at 49-05.50 and discus at 127-11.
For the girls, Briar Woods' Shaquera Leach had another big meet as she won the 200 meeters at 24.76 in an area 1-2-3 sweep with Sarah Weber of Broad Run second at 25.19 and Woodgrove's Anna Harpster third at 25.49. Leach was also second in the 100 at 12.40 and second in the 400 at 58.86.
Toni Fletcher of Freedom finished fourth in the 100 at 13.02. She also also finished second in the long jump at 17-07.00, just ahead of Tuscarora's Amirah Al-Bayinnah (17-03.50), who did win the triple jump with a leap of 37-01.75. Fletcher was fourth in the triple jump at 35-01.50.
Logan Ballard of Briar Woods won the high jump at 5-02. Loudoun had four of the top five with Anna Sullivan of Loudoun County, Lori Kostka of Tuscarora, and Desiree Orr of Freedom all at 5-00.
Webster was fourth in the 400 at 1:00.65 and Woodgrove's Florence Thompson was fifth at 1:02.05.
Loudoun girls finished 3-4-5 in the 800: Woodgrove's Audrey Houghton (2:24.80), Briar Woods' Jackie Deffer (2:25.84) and Freedom's Emma Johnson (2:27.97). In the 1600, Woodgrove's Lydia Cromwell was fourth (5:26.43) and Briar Woods' Giana Leone was fifth (5:26.69). Rachel Hagen of Potomac Falls was third in the 3200 at 11:59.93 followed by Loudoun County's Kathryn Eder (12:05.44).
Jessica Fedderson of Broad Run was fifth in the 100 hurdles (16.72). In the 300 hurdles, Dominon's Kiya Day took fourth (47.65) and Eileen Fauteux of Potomac Falls was fifth at 47.71.
It was a big day for Woodgrove's girls relays as their 4x800 team took first with Houghton, Cromwell, Alex Juzbasich and Thompson clocking 9:50.94 and the Wolverines were runner-up in the 4x400 as Houghton, Thompson, Harpster and Gaynor Houghton combined to finish at 4:11.24. Freedom took fifth at 4:17.77.
The Freedom girls 4x100 was runner-up with Fletcher, Lovepreet Sohal, Asia Brown and Amanda Salami turning in 49.94. Woodgrove took fifth with Harpster, Cathrine Wyatt, Houghton and Ahsley Ahlers timing 51.07.
MaryKate Edwards of Woodgrove took third in the discus at 96-06.
Complete results:
Girls Soccer: All-Cedar Run District Teams Selected - Heritage Puts Four on First Team
(May 27, 2011) - Heritage High School, which has advanced to the Northwest Region girls soccer tournament, has placed four on the All-Cedar Run District team in a vote of the district's coaches.
Danielle Dentler, Natalie Perussault, Madison Flanagan and Caitlin Kick all made the first team for the Pride as did Loudoun Valley's Taylor Payne.
2011 Girls Soccer All Cedar Run District Team
1st Team
Player Name School Year
Taylor Kerxton Battlefield Sophomore
Colleen Gawkins Battlefield Freshman
Danielle Dentler Heritage Senior
Natalie Perussault Heritage Freshman
Megan Smits Stonewall Jackson Junior
Katie Novak Osbourn Senior
Aly Shaughnessy Battlefield Senior
Kelsey Trace Battlefield Senior
Madison Flanagan Heritage Junior
Erica Boyle Osbourn Senior
Tessa Klumpp Battlefield Senior
Alexa Wagoner Battlefield Sophomore
Sammie Trone Battlefield Junior
Taylor Payne Loudoun Valley Senior
Caitlin Kick Heritage Senior
2ND Team
Player Name School Year
Natasha Moore Stonewall Jackson Senior
Sam Frowen Osbourn Freshman
Sydney Sisk Battlefield Freshman
Andrea Garcia Loudoun Valley Sophomore
MacKenzie Moore Heritage Sophomore
Karina Lacey Battlefield Freshman
Amber Kelly Loudoun Valley Senior
Lexie Jones Battlefield Senior
Jacqueline Jockman Osbourn Sophomore
Megan Cross Stonewall Jackson Sophomore
Cathy Findlay Stonewall Jackson Senior
Kate Fearon Osbourn Sophomore
Tara Rotante Battlefield Senior
Lauren Furtner Heritage Senior
Alenka Ferrufino Stonewall Jackson Junior
Honorable Mention
Player Name School Year
Amy Rollins Osbourn Sophomore
Katie Connolly Osbourn Junior
Melissa Polen Osbourn Sophomore
Mackenzie Kick Heritage Freshman
Cass McKenszie Heritage Sophomore
Kaitlyn Alexander Heritage Freshman
Jessica Hardesty Loudoun Valley Freshman
Katie Carr Loudoun Valley Junior
Giselle Candelario Stonewall Jackson Junior
Brianna Ortiz Stonewall Jackson Junior
Ellie McGlauflin Loudoun Valley Sophomore
Player of the Year – Aly Shaughnessy – Battlefield - Senior
Coach of the Year – Kevin Hilton - Battlefield
Danielle Dentler, Natalie Perussault, Madison Flanagan and Caitlin Kick all made the first team for the Pride as did Loudoun Valley's Taylor Payne.
2011 Girls Soccer All Cedar Run District Team
1st Team
Player Name School Year
Taylor Kerxton Battlefield Sophomore
Colleen Gawkins Battlefield Freshman
Danielle Dentler Heritage Senior
Natalie Perussault Heritage Freshman
Megan Smits Stonewall Jackson Junior
Katie Novak Osbourn Senior
Aly Shaughnessy Battlefield Senior
Kelsey Trace Battlefield Senior
Madison Flanagan Heritage Junior
Erica Boyle Osbourn Senior
Tessa Klumpp Battlefield Senior
Alexa Wagoner Battlefield Sophomore
Sammie Trone Battlefield Junior
Taylor Payne Loudoun Valley Senior
Caitlin Kick Heritage Senior
2ND Team
Player Name School Year
Natasha Moore Stonewall Jackson Senior
Sam Frowen Osbourn Freshman
Sydney Sisk Battlefield Freshman
Andrea Garcia Loudoun Valley Sophomore
MacKenzie Moore Heritage Sophomore
Karina Lacey Battlefield Freshman
Amber Kelly Loudoun Valley Senior
Lexie Jones Battlefield Senior
Jacqueline Jockman Osbourn Sophomore
Megan Cross Stonewall Jackson Sophomore
Cathy Findlay Stonewall Jackson Senior
Kate Fearon Osbourn Sophomore
Tara Rotante Battlefield Senior
Lauren Furtner Heritage Senior
Alenka Ferrufino Stonewall Jackson Junior
Honorable Mention
Player Name School Year
Amy Rollins Osbourn Sophomore
Katie Connolly Osbourn Junior
Melissa Polen Osbourn Sophomore
Mackenzie Kick Heritage Freshman
Cass McKenszie Heritage Sophomore
Kaitlyn Alexander Heritage Freshman
Jessica Hardesty Loudoun Valley Freshman
Katie Carr Loudoun Valley Junior
Giselle Candelario Stonewall Jackson Junior
Brianna Ortiz Stonewall Jackson Junior
Ellie McGlauflin Loudoun Valley Sophomore
Player of the Year – Aly Shaughnessy – Battlefield - Senior
Coach of the Year – Kevin Hilton - Battlefield
Boys Soccer: All-Cedar Run District Team Selected
(May 27, 2011) - Heritage and Loudoun Valley combined to place five boys soccer players on the All-Cedar Run District first team recently voted on by the district's coaches.
Cedar Run All District Boys Soccer 2011
First Team
1. Jon Cornwell, Osbourn High School, Senior, Midfield
2. Jordan Tatum, Osbourn High School, Senior, Goalkeeper
3. Eduardo Quintanilla, Stonewall Jackson, Sophomore, Midfield
4. Luis Arjona, Osbourn High School, Junior, Forward
5. Jose Maldonado, Stonewall Jackson, Senior, Defense
6. Troy Allaire, Battlefield, Senior, Forward
7. Max Van Vleet, Loudoun Valley, Senior, Forward
8. Max Brien, Heritage, Senior, Defense
9. Anthony Sarago, Osbourn High School, Sophomore, Defense
10. Ruben Torres, Heritage, Junior, Forward
11. Kyle Beach, Battlefield, Senior, Midfield
12. Anthony Flores, Loudoun Valley, Sophomore, Midfield
13. Chris Nunes, Loudoun Valley, Sophomore, Defense
14. Zach Hoover, Osbourn High School, Senior, Midfield
15. Erics Rodriguez, Battlefield High School, Senior, Defense
Second Team
1. Jack Eaton, Battlefield, Senior, Goalkeeper
2. Hector Miranda, Osbourn High School, Sophomore, Forward
3. Alfonso Mendez, Battlefield, Sophomore, Forward
4. Isael Diaz, Stonewall Jackson, Sophomore, Forward
5. Edgar Zulata, Stonewall Jackson, Senior, Forward
6. Timur Salah, Battlefield, Sophomore, Midfield
7. Carlos Corrales, Battlefield, Freshman, Midfield
8. Christian Guzman, Stonewall Jackson, Sophomore, Midfield
9. Maurizio Lorenzetti, Heritage, Senior, Midfield
10. Michael Vermeland, Heritage, Sophomore, Midfield
11. Ivan Alvarado, Osbourn High School, Senior, Defense
12. Nathan Perez, Osbourn High School, Senior, Defense
13. Lemy Park, Battlefield, Junior, Defense
14. Adam Gates, Loudoun Valley, Junior, Defense
15. Diego Galvan, Stonewall Jackson, Sophomore, Defense
Honorable Mention
Greg Toms (Osbourn), Eddie Robles (Stonewall), Adiel Gonzales (Stonewall), Kody Kitto (Loudoun Valley), Miguel Cruz (Heritage), Chris Soukup (Loudoun Valley), Chuck Catalelok (Stonewall Jackson), Kevin Pyska (Heritage), Nick Wright (Heritage), Christian Mendoza (Heritage), Jose Garcia (Loudoun Valley), Alex Castelli (Loudoun Valley), Brian Wagner (Loudoun Valley), Cody Locklear (Loudoun Valley) Nathan Moyer (Battlefield)
Player of the Year
Jon Cornwell, Osbourn
Coach of the Year
Eric Mauck, Osbourn
Cedar Run All District Boys Soccer 2011
First Team
1. Jon Cornwell, Osbourn High School, Senior, Midfield
2. Jordan Tatum, Osbourn High School, Senior, Goalkeeper
3. Eduardo Quintanilla, Stonewall Jackson, Sophomore, Midfield
4. Luis Arjona, Osbourn High School, Junior, Forward
5. Jose Maldonado, Stonewall Jackson, Senior, Defense
6. Troy Allaire, Battlefield, Senior, Forward
7. Max Van Vleet, Loudoun Valley, Senior, Forward
8. Max Brien, Heritage, Senior, Defense
9. Anthony Sarago, Osbourn High School, Sophomore, Defense
10. Ruben Torres, Heritage, Junior, Forward
11. Kyle Beach, Battlefield, Senior, Midfield
12. Anthony Flores, Loudoun Valley, Sophomore, Midfield
13. Chris Nunes, Loudoun Valley, Sophomore, Defense
14. Zach Hoover, Osbourn High School, Senior, Midfield
15. Erics Rodriguez, Battlefield High School, Senior, Defense
Second Team
1. Jack Eaton, Battlefield, Senior, Goalkeeper
2. Hector Miranda, Osbourn High School, Sophomore, Forward
3. Alfonso Mendez, Battlefield, Sophomore, Forward
4. Isael Diaz, Stonewall Jackson, Sophomore, Forward
5. Edgar Zulata, Stonewall Jackson, Senior, Forward
6. Timur Salah, Battlefield, Sophomore, Midfield
7. Carlos Corrales, Battlefield, Freshman, Midfield
8. Christian Guzman, Stonewall Jackson, Sophomore, Midfield
9. Maurizio Lorenzetti, Heritage, Senior, Midfield
10. Michael Vermeland, Heritage, Sophomore, Midfield
11. Ivan Alvarado, Osbourn High School, Senior, Defense
12. Nathan Perez, Osbourn High School, Senior, Defense
13. Lemy Park, Battlefield, Junior, Defense
14. Adam Gates, Loudoun Valley, Junior, Defense
15. Diego Galvan, Stonewall Jackson, Sophomore, Defense
Honorable Mention
Greg Toms (Osbourn), Eddie Robles (Stonewall), Adiel Gonzales (Stonewall), Kody Kitto (Loudoun Valley), Miguel Cruz (Heritage), Chris Soukup (Loudoun Valley), Chuck Catalelok (Stonewall Jackson), Kevin Pyska (Heritage), Nick Wright (Heritage), Christian Mendoza (Heritage), Jose Garcia (Loudoun Valley), Alex Castelli (Loudoun Valley), Brian Wagner (Loudoun Valley), Cody Locklear (Loudoun Valley) Nathan Moyer (Battlefield)
Player of the Year
Jon Cornwell, Osbourn
Coach of the Year
Eric Mauck, Osbourn
Softball: Cedar Run All-District Teams Selected
(May 27, 2011) - Heritage High School put two players on the All-Cedar Run District first team -- Ashley Crouch and Kayla Whoolery -- and Loudoun Valley's Katlyn Latka also made the first team in a vote of the district's coaches.
2011 Softball All Cedar Run District Team
1st Team
Player Name School Year
Miranda Kemp Battlefield Senior
Kelsey Cockrill Stonewall Jackson Senior
Bailey Liddle Battlefield Senior
Hailey Smith Stonewall Jackson Junior
Kimmy Brady Battlefield Junior
Ashley Crouch Heritage Junior
Stephanie Figgins Battlefield Senior
Katlyn Latka Loudoun Valley Senior
Zoie Patrick Osbourn Sophomore
Kayla Whoolery Heritage Junior
Erika McLaughlin Battlefield Senior
Katherine Palmer Battlefield Senior
2ND Team
Player Name School Year
Kate Sutphin Battlefield Senior
Lindsay Corbin Osbourn Sophomore
Shannon Black Battlefield Junior
Tyler Welch Battlefield Senior
Dani Psimas Loudoun Valley Senior
Shelby Gibson Loudoun Valley Senior
Jamie Crisp Loudoun Valley Senior
Natalie Ford Heritage Freshman
Kaitlyn Lease Heritage Sophomore
Allison Pentony Loudoun Valley Junior
Megan Letos Stonewall Jackson Sophomore
Sam Adams Loudoun Valley Sophomore
Honorable Mention
Player Name School Year
Haley Sortzi Battlefield Junior
Jenn Greenwood Stonewall Jackson Junior
Rachel McClung Heritage Senior
Krista Smickley Osbourn Sophomore
Jordan Ortiz Stonewall Jackson Junior
Player of the Year – Miranda Kemp – Battlefield - Senior
Coach of the Year – Joe Schelzo - Battlefield
2011 Softball All Cedar Run District Team
1st Team
Player Name School Year
Miranda Kemp Battlefield Senior
Kelsey Cockrill Stonewall Jackson Senior
Bailey Liddle Battlefield Senior
Hailey Smith Stonewall Jackson Junior
Kimmy Brady Battlefield Junior
Ashley Crouch Heritage Junior
Stephanie Figgins Battlefield Senior
Katlyn Latka Loudoun Valley Senior
Zoie Patrick Osbourn Sophomore
Kayla Whoolery Heritage Junior
Erika McLaughlin Battlefield Senior
Katherine Palmer Battlefield Senior
2ND Team
Player Name School Year
Kate Sutphin Battlefield Senior
Lindsay Corbin Osbourn Sophomore
Shannon Black Battlefield Junior
Tyler Welch Battlefield Senior
Dani Psimas Loudoun Valley Senior
Shelby Gibson Loudoun Valley Senior
Jamie Crisp Loudoun Valley Senior
Natalie Ford Heritage Freshman
Kaitlyn Lease Heritage Sophomore
Allison Pentony Loudoun Valley Junior
Megan Letos Stonewall Jackson Sophomore
Sam Adams Loudoun Valley Sophomore
Honorable Mention
Player Name School Year
Haley Sortzi Battlefield Junior
Jenn Greenwood Stonewall Jackson Junior
Rachel McClung Heritage Senior
Krista Smickley Osbourn Sophomore
Jordan Ortiz Stonewall Jackson Junior
Player of the Year – Miranda Kemp – Battlefield - Senior
Coach of the Year – Joe Schelzo - Battlefield
Baseball: Cedar Run All-District Team Selected
(May 27, 2011) - Battlefield High School dominated the Cedar Run District 2011 baseball team selected by the district's coaches. Heritage placed six players on the second team.
2011 Baseball All-Cedar Run District Team
1st Team
Nathaniel Abel-P Battlefield Senior
Brandon Withers-P Osbourn Junior
Brendan Howell -1B Osbourn Junior
Chris Moylan2B Battlefield Junior
John Williams-3B Battlefield Senior
Derek Evans-SS Battlefield Junior
Dillon Porterfield-C Battlefield Junior
Chris Wendle-OF Battlefield Senior
Chris West-OF Osbourn Senior
Matt Wright-OF Osbourn Junior
Zach Harris-U Battlefield Junior
Shawn Shultz-DH Osbourn Senior
Player of the Year Derek Evans Battlefield
Coach of the Year Jay Burkhart Battlefield
2nd Team
Mitchell Bowers Heritage Senior
John Williams Battlefield Senior
Eric Naylor Loudoun Valley Senior
Trevor Almond Stonewall Senior
Drew Walters Osbourn Sophomore
Marco Verdi Heritage Senior
Cody Jewell Osbourn Junior
Lorenzo Calderon Heritage Sophomore
Devon Annunzi Stonewall Sophomore
Aaron Duecaster Stonewall Junior
Matt Honkus Battlefield Junior
Honorable Mention
Shane Carrera Heritage Senior
Jon Orsborn Stonewall Junior
Josh Radford Stonewall Senior
Kenny Finzel Stonewall Junior
Cavin Clyde Loudoun Valley Junior
Danny Klemm Heritage Senior
Jake Conway Battlefield Senior
JJ Belotti Battlefield Sophomore
Carlos Petri Stonewall Senior
Dominique Terrell Osbourn Senior
Daniel Gershen Heritage Senior
2011 Baseball All-Cedar Run District Team
1st Team
Nathaniel Abel-P Battlefield Senior
Brandon Withers-P Osbourn Junior
Brendan Howell -1B Osbourn Junior
Chris Moylan2B Battlefield Junior
John Williams-3B Battlefield Senior
Derek Evans-SS Battlefield Junior
Dillon Porterfield-C Battlefield Junior
Chris Wendle-OF Battlefield Senior
Chris West-OF Osbourn Senior
Matt Wright-OF Osbourn Junior
Zach Harris-U Battlefield Junior
Shawn Shultz-DH Osbourn Senior
Player of the Year Derek Evans Battlefield
Coach of the Year Jay Burkhart Battlefield
2nd Team
Mitchell Bowers Heritage Senior
John Williams Battlefield Senior
Eric Naylor Loudoun Valley Senior
Trevor Almond Stonewall Senior
Drew Walters Osbourn Sophomore
Marco Verdi Heritage Senior
Cody Jewell Osbourn Junior
Lorenzo Calderon Heritage Sophomore
Devon Annunzi Stonewall Sophomore
Aaron Duecaster Stonewall Junior
Matt Honkus Battlefield Junior
Honorable Mention
Shane Carrera Heritage Senior
Jon Orsborn Stonewall Junior
Josh Radford Stonewall Senior
Kenny Finzel Stonewall Junior
Cavin Clyde Loudoun Valley Junior
Danny Klemm Heritage Senior
Jake Conway Battlefield Senior
JJ Belotti Battlefield Sophomore
Carlos Petri Stonewall Senior
Dominique Terrell Osbourn Senior
Daniel Gershen Heritage Senior
News: Graduation Speakers Set for Loudoun Schools
Special to VivaLoudoun via Loudoun County Public Schools
(May 27, 2011) - So two doctors, two judges and a reverend all walk into ... wait, wait ... what we meant to say they all give a graduation speech! The VivaLoudoun Fox waited by the phone but, alas, better speakers were picked ... here is the 2011 graduation speaker list for Loudoun County Public Schools:
(May 27, 2011) - So two doctors, two judges and a reverend all walk into ... wait, wait ... what we meant to say they all give a graduation speech! The VivaLoudoun Fox waited by the phone but, alas, better speakers were picked ... here is the 2011 graduation speaker list for Loudoun County Public Schools:
Girls Soccer: Northwest Region Bracket Set - Heritage Travels to Roanoke Monday
(May 27, 2011) - The Northwest Region girls soccer tournament brackets are set and Heritage High School will travel to Roanoke on Monday to face Patrick Henry in a quarterfinal match-up.
Northwest Region Girls Soccer 2011 Tournament
Quarterfinals - Mon. May 30
Heritage at Patrick Henry-Roanoke, 4 p.m.
Riverbend at Forest Park, 6 p.m.
Franklin County at Battlefield, 6 p.m.
Woodbridge at Albemarle, 4 p.m.
Semifinals - Wed. June 1
Finals - Fri. June 3
Northwest Region Girls Soccer 2011 Tournament
Quarterfinals - Mon. May 30
Heritage at Patrick Henry-Roanoke, 4 p.m.
Riverbend at Forest Park, 6 p.m.
Franklin County at Battlefield, 6 p.m.
Woodbridge at Albemarle, 4 p.m.
Semifinals - Wed. June 1
Finals - Fri. June 3
Lacrosse: Loudoun Valley Girls Play at Albemarle for State Bid; Briar Woods Boys, Woodgrove Girls Shoot for Region II Titles
(May 27, 2011) - Three area lacrosse teams remain in action and they all play for big stakes tonight with Loudoun Valley High School playing at Albemarle with a state tournament bid up for grabs and the Briar Woods boys and Woodgrove girls shooting for their first ever Region II titles.
Loudoun Valley (15-3), despite losing some talent to the opening of first-year Woodgrove (14-5), can clinch another state tournament bid in tonight's Northwest Region consolation final at Albemarle (6-8). Despite being on the road, the Vikings should be favored as they beat a Battlefield team, 12-11, in the Cedar Run District finals that clobbered Albemarle, 22-8, in the regional semifinals.
Woodgrove continues its amazing first season by hosting defending VHSL state champion Western Albemarle (16-2) at 6 p.m. in Purcellville. Western Albemarle advanced with a 20-6 win over Freedom, a team Woodgrove beat 13-4 in the Dulles District finals. Woodgrove beat Salem, 15-7, in the semifinals, at team that Western has beaten by a dozen goals twice on the year. Both teams will advance to the state tournament.
Briar Woods (16-3) hits the road tonight with a regional title game at E.C. Glass (17-1) that pits that top two AA teams in the state according to Laxpower.com rankings with E.C. Glass just ahead of Briar Woods.
E.C. Glass advanced with a 13-8 win over Dominion, a team Briar Woods beat 10-8 in the Dulles District finals. The Falcons advanced with a 10-6 win over Western Albemarle, the only team to beat E.C. Glass this season, 6-4 on May 10. The Hilltoppers, however, blasted Western, 16-3, on March 22. Both teams advance to the state tournament.
Region II Boys Lacrosse Finals
Briar Woods at E.C. Glass, 6 p.m.
Region II Girls Lacrosse Finals
Western Albemarle at Woodgrove, 6 p.m.
Northwest Region Girls Lacrosse
Finals
Osbourn Park vs. Battlefield
Consolation FinalsLoudoun Valley at Albemarle, 6 p.m.
Loudoun Valley (15-3), despite losing some talent to the opening of first-year Woodgrove (14-5), can clinch another state tournament bid in tonight's Northwest Region consolation final at Albemarle (6-8). Despite being on the road, the Vikings should be favored as they beat a Battlefield team, 12-11, in the Cedar Run District finals that clobbered Albemarle, 22-8, in the regional semifinals.
Woodgrove continues its amazing first season by hosting defending VHSL state champion Western Albemarle (16-2) at 6 p.m. in Purcellville. Western Albemarle advanced with a 20-6 win over Freedom, a team Woodgrove beat 13-4 in the Dulles District finals. Woodgrove beat Salem, 15-7, in the semifinals, at team that Western has beaten by a dozen goals twice on the year. Both teams will advance to the state tournament.
Briar Woods (16-3) hits the road tonight with a regional title game at E.C. Glass (17-1) that pits that top two AA teams in the state according to Laxpower.com rankings with E.C. Glass just ahead of Briar Woods.
E.C. Glass advanced with a 13-8 win over Dominion, a team Briar Woods beat 10-8 in the Dulles District finals. The Falcons advanced with a 10-6 win over Western Albemarle, the only team to beat E.C. Glass this season, 6-4 on May 10. The Hilltoppers, however, blasted Western, 16-3, on March 22. Both teams advance to the state tournament.
Region II Boys Lacrosse Finals
Briar Woods at E.C. Glass, 6 p.m.
Region II Girls Lacrosse Finals
Western Albemarle at Woodgrove, 6 p.m.
Northwest Region Girls Lacrosse
Finals
Osbourn Park vs. Battlefield
Consolation FinalsLoudoun Valley at Albemarle, 6 p.m.
Boys Soccer: Region II Bracket Released - Potomac Falls, Tuscarora Hit the Road, Broad Run Hosts Mon., Park View Hosts Tues.
(May 27, 2011) - Area high school boys soccer teams will be busy on Monday as the Region II tournament opens with Broad Run hosting Charlottesville, Potomac Falls at Millbrook and Tuscarora at Fluvanna. Park View will host the Tuscarora-Fluvanna winner on Tuesday.
Region II Boys Soccer 2011 Tournament
First Round
Mon. May 30
Dulles District No. 4 Tuscarora at Jefferson District No. 2 Fluvanna
Dulles District No. 3 Potomac Falls at Northwestern District No. 2 Millbrook
Jefferson District No. 3 Charlottesville at Dulles District No. 2 Broad Run
Quarterfinals
Tues.May 31
Fluvanna/Tuscarora winner at Dulles District No. 1 Park View
Evergreen District No. 2 Kettle Run at Northwestern District No. 1 James Wood
Potomac Falls/Millbrook winner at Evergreen District No. 1 Brentsville
Charlottesville/Broad Run at Jefferson District No. 1 Western Albemarle
Semifinals at high seed - Thurs. June 2
Finals at high seed - Fri. June 3
Region II Boys Soccer 2011 Tournament
First Round
Mon. May 30
Dulles District No. 4 Tuscarora at Jefferson District No. 2 Fluvanna
Dulles District No. 3 Potomac Falls at Northwestern District No. 2 Millbrook
Jefferson District No. 3 Charlottesville at Dulles District No. 2 Broad Run
Quarterfinals
Tues.May 31
Fluvanna/Tuscarora winner at Dulles District No. 1 Park View
Evergreen District No. 2 Kettle Run at Northwestern District No. 1 James Wood
Potomac Falls/Millbrook winner at Evergreen District No. 1 Brentsville
Charlottesville/Broad Run at Jefferson District No. 1 Western Albemarle
Semifinals at high seed - Thurs. June 2
Finals at high seed - Fri. June 3
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