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(Apr. 17, 2011) - The 2011 Cheers/DST Wood Bat Tournament has been moved to Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this coming week due to Saturday's rain.
On Monday and Tuesday at Broad Run High School pool play will take place between Broad Run, Marshall, George Mason, and Heritage.
On Monday and Tuesday at Park View High School pool play will take place between Park View, Liberty, Briar Woods, and Bishop O'Connell.
On Wednesday, the brackets will "cross over" and all games will be played at Park View for 7th place, 5th place, 3rd place, and the tournament championship.
The administration, coaching staffs, and players from Broad Run and Park View would like to thank Denny Petrella and Joe Donatello from Cheers Sports and John Lechler and Jason Bagby from DST for making an event like this possible. Without their resources, a tournament like this would not be possible
Monday, April 18, 2011
Saturday, April 16, 2011
News: Tornado Watch in Effect until 9 P.M. for Entire Area
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED TORNADO WATCH 151 IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 PM EDT THIS EVENING FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
IN MARYLAND THIS WATCH INCLUDES 13 COUNTIES
IN CENTRAL MARYLAND
ANNE ARUNDEL HOWARD MONTGOMERY PRINCE GEORGES
IN NORTH CENTRAL MARYLAND
CARROLL FREDERICK WASHINGTON
IN NORTHERN MARYLAND
BALTIMORE HARFORD
IN SOUTHERN MARYLAND
CALVERT CHARLES ST. MARYS
IN WESTERN MARYLAND
ALLEGANY
IN VIRGINIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 23 COUNTIES
IN CENTRAL VIRGINIA
ALBEMARLE GREENE KING GEORGE NELSON ORANGE SPOTSYLVANIA
IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA
ARLINGTON CULPEPER FAIRFAX FAUQUIER LOUDOUN PRINCE WILLIAM STAFFORD
IN NORTHWEST VIRGINIA
CLARKE FREDERICK MADISON PAGE RAPPAHANNOCK SHENANDOAH WARREN
IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
AUGUSTA HIGHLAND ROCKINGHAM
IN WEST VIRGINIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 8 COUNTIES
IN NORTHEAST WEST VIRGINIA
BERKELEY GRANT HAMPSHIRE HARDY JEFFERSON MINERAL MORGAN PENDLETON
IN MARYLAND THIS WATCH INCLUDES 1 INDEPENDENT CITY
IN NORTHERN MARYLAND
BALTIMORE CITY
IN VIRGINIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 11 INDEPENDENT CITIES
IN CENTRAL VIRGINIA
CHARLOTTESVILLE CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG
IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA CITY OF FAIRFAX CITY OF FALLS CHURCH CITY OF MANASSAS CITY OF MANASSAS PARK
IN NORTHWEST VIRGINIA
CITY OF HARRISONBURG CITY OF WINCHESTER
IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
CITY OF STAUNTON CITY OF WAYNESBORO
THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF... ABERDEEN... ALEXANDRIA... ANNAPOLIS... ARLINGTON... BALTIMORE... BAYARD... BEL AIR... BERRYVILLE... CHANTILLY... CHARLES TOWNN... CHARLOTTESVILLE... CHARLOTTESVILLE... CHESAPEAKE BEACH... COLUMBIA... CULPEPER... CUMBERLAND... DAHLGREN... EDGEWOOD... ELK GARDEN... FAIRFAX... FALLS CHURCH... FALLSTON... FALMOUTH... FORT ASHBY... FRANKLIN... FREDERICK... FREDERICKSBURG... FRONT ROYAL... GAITHERSBURG... GREENFIELD... HAGERSTOWN... HARRISONBURG... HARRISONBURG... HAVRE DE GRACE... JOPPATOWNE... KEYSER... LAUREL... LEESBURG... LURAY... MADISON... MANASSAS... MANASSAS PARK... MARTINSBURG... MCLEAN... MONTEREY... MOOREFIELD... MOUNT STORM... ORANGE... PAW PAW... PETERSBURG... RESTON... ROMNEY... SPOTSYLVANIA COURTHOUSE... ST MARYS... STANARDSVILLE... STAUNTON... STAUNTON... STERLING... STRASBURG... TOWSON... WALDORF... WARRENTON... WASHINGTON... WASHINGTON... WAYNESBORO... WAYNESBORO... WESTMINSTER... WINCHESTER... WINCHESTER... WOODBRIDGE AND WOODSTOCK.
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
IN MARYLAND THIS WATCH INCLUDES 13 COUNTIES
IN CENTRAL MARYLAND
ANNE ARUNDEL HOWARD MONTGOMERY PRINCE GEORGES
IN NORTH CENTRAL MARYLAND
CARROLL FREDERICK WASHINGTON
IN NORTHERN MARYLAND
BALTIMORE HARFORD
IN SOUTHERN MARYLAND
CALVERT CHARLES ST. MARYS
IN WESTERN MARYLAND
ALLEGANY
IN VIRGINIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 23 COUNTIES
IN CENTRAL VIRGINIA
ALBEMARLE GREENE KING GEORGE NELSON ORANGE SPOTSYLVANIA
IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA
ARLINGTON CULPEPER FAIRFAX FAUQUIER LOUDOUN PRINCE WILLIAM STAFFORD
IN NORTHWEST VIRGINIA
CLARKE FREDERICK MADISON PAGE RAPPAHANNOCK SHENANDOAH WARREN
IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
AUGUSTA HIGHLAND ROCKINGHAM
IN WEST VIRGINIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 8 COUNTIES
IN NORTHEAST WEST VIRGINIA
BERKELEY GRANT HAMPSHIRE HARDY JEFFERSON MINERAL MORGAN PENDLETON
IN MARYLAND THIS WATCH INCLUDES 1 INDEPENDENT CITY
IN NORTHERN MARYLAND
BALTIMORE CITY
IN VIRGINIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 11 INDEPENDENT CITIES
IN CENTRAL VIRGINIA
CHARLOTTESVILLE CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG
IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA CITY OF FAIRFAX CITY OF FALLS CHURCH CITY OF MANASSAS CITY OF MANASSAS PARK
IN NORTHWEST VIRGINIA
CITY OF HARRISONBURG CITY OF WINCHESTER
IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
CITY OF STAUNTON CITY OF WAYNESBORO
THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF... ABERDEEN... ALEXANDRIA... ANNAPOLIS... ARLINGTON... BALTIMORE... BAYARD... BEL AIR... BERRYVILLE... CHANTILLY... CHARLES TOWNN... CHARLOTTESVILLE... CHARLOTTESVILLE... CHESAPEAKE BEACH... COLUMBIA... CULPEPER... CUMBERLAND... DAHLGREN... EDGEWOOD... ELK GARDEN... FAIRFAX... FALLS CHURCH... FALLSTON... FALMOUTH... FORT ASHBY... FRANKLIN... FREDERICK... FREDERICKSBURG... FRONT ROYAL... GAITHERSBURG... GREENFIELD... HAGERSTOWN... HARRISONBURG... HARRISONBURG... HAVRE DE GRACE... JOPPATOWNE... KEYSER... LAUREL... LEESBURG... LURAY... MADISON... MANASSAS... MANASSAS PARK... MARTINSBURG... MCLEAN... MONTEREY... MOOREFIELD... MOUNT STORM... ORANGE... PAW PAW... PETERSBURG... RESTON... ROMNEY... SPOTSYLVANIA COURTHOUSE... ST MARYS... STANARDSVILLE... STAUNTON... STAUNTON... STERLING... STRASBURG... TOWSON... WALDORF... WARRENTON... WASHINGTON... WASHINGTON... WAYNESBORO... WAYNESBORO... WESTMINSTER... WINCHESTER... WINCHESTER... WOODBRIDGE AND WOODSTOCK.
Baseball: Potomac Falls Starts Florida Trip on High Note as Rogers Tosses No-Hitter
Orlando (Apr. 16, 2011) - It may be raining here in Loudoun but the Potomac Falls High School baseball team escaped the weather for a Spring Break tournament at Disney’s Wide World of Sports and the Panthers opened things on a high note with Jackson Rogers recording his first no-hitter, a 5-0 win over Region 2 foe Goochland.
Rogers mixed his pitches effectively and other then two walks was in total control all day as the Panthers played at the stadium field of the minor league Atlanta Braves.
Tyler Caldwell and Rogers led the Panthers with two hits apiece and Ben Sweger and Tyler Rice contributed with RBI’s. Rogers had the big blow at the plate with a triple in the 5th to break open a 1-0 ball game.
The Panthers have Sunday off before returning to the diamond to play St. Francis de Sales of Ohio on Monday.
Rogers mixed his pitches effectively and other then two walks was in total control all day as the Panthers played at the stadium field of the minor league Atlanta Braves.
Tyler Caldwell and Rogers led the Panthers with two hits apiece and Ben Sweger and Tyler Rice contributed with RBI’s. Rogers had the big blow at the plate with a triple in the 5th to break open a 1-0 ball game.
The Panthers have Sunday off before returning to the diamond to play St. Francis de Sales of Ohio on Monday.
Friday, April 15, 2011
Friday Night Scoreboard
(Apr. 15, 2011) - The last day of full play prior to Spring Break and the schedule in Loudoun was packed full of contests! We will update the scores as they roll in so sit back and check them out. The Skinny will go up on Saturday and we will update our standings from this last week of play (and rainouts!) over Spring Break ...
Friday, April 15 Scoreboard
Baseball
Freedom 6, Tuscarora 3
Loudoun County 6, Briar Woods 1
Osbourn 14, Loudoun Valley 7
Woodgrove 6, Dominion 0
Stone Bridge 14, Thomas Jefferson 1 (5)
Softball
Loudoun Valley 14, Osbourn 4
The Skinny: Vikes win district opener with Sam Adams holding the Eagles to one run over five innings. Kara Kovach closed out the win. Offensively, Jamie Crisp doubled home Shelby Gibson to start the scoring in the first. Aggressive baserunning led to both Crisp and Katlyn Latka scoring.
Crisp doubled in two runs in the second and finished with four RBIs on the night. In the third, Latka tripled in two runs and in the fourth, Dani Psimass doubled in two.
Defensively for the Vikes, Cassandra LaFonte at second base turned a double play by tagging the lead runner out and then throwing to first base Psimass.
Potomac Falls 8, Park View 1
Loudoun County 1, Briar Woods 0
Tuscarora 10, Freedom 0 (5)
Woodgrove 10, Dominion 5
Stone Bridge 10, Thomas Jefferson 0 (5)
Boys Soccer
Stone Bridge 1, Heritage 0
Park View 1, Potomac Falls 0
Briar Woods 2, Loudoun County 0
Tuscarora 3, Freedom 0
Osbourn 2, Loudoun Valley 1
Dominion 5, Woodgrove 0
Girls Soccer
Loudoun County's Allison Bills, Alana Mackey and Brittany Batts
Loudoun County 1, Briar Woods 0
Stone Bridge 3, Heritage 0
Osbourn 3, Loudoun Valley 0
Park View 1, Potomac Falls 0
Freedom 3, Tuscarora 0
Dominion 2, Woodgrove 0
Boys Tennis
Freedom 7, Loudoun County 2
Girls Tennis
Freedom at Loudoun County (need score)
Friday, April 15 Scoreboard
Baseball
Freedom 6, Tuscarora 3
Loudoun County 6, Briar Woods 1
Osbourn 14, Loudoun Valley 7
Woodgrove 6, Dominion 0
Stone Bridge 14, Thomas Jefferson 1 (5)
Softball
Loudoun Valley 14, Osbourn 4
The Skinny: Vikes win district opener with Sam Adams holding the Eagles to one run over five innings. Kara Kovach closed out the win. Offensively, Jamie Crisp doubled home Shelby Gibson to start the scoring in the first. Aggressive baserunning led to both Crisp and Katlyn Latka scoring.
Crisp doubled in two runs in the second and finished with four RBIs on the night. In the third, Latka tripled in two runs and in the fourth, Dani Psimass doubled in two.
Defensively for the Vikes, Cassandra LaFonte at second base turned a double play by tagging the lead runner out and then throwing to first base Psimass.
Potomac Falls 8, Park View 1
Loudoun County 1, Briar Woods 0
Tuscarora 10, Freedom 0 (5)
Woodgrove 10, Dominion 5
Stone Bridge 10, Thomas Jefferson 0 (5)
Boys Soccer
Stone Bridge 1, Heritage 0
Park View 1, Potomac Falls 0
Briar Woods 2, Loudoun County 0
Tuscarora 3, Freedom 0
Osbourn 2, Loudoun Valley 1
Dominion 5, Woodgrove 0
Girls Soccer
Loudoun County's Allison Bills, Alana Mackey and Brittany Batts
Loudoun County 1, Briar Woods 0
Stone Bridge 3, Heritage 0
Osbourn 3, Loudoun Valley 0
Park View 1, Potomac Falls 0
Freedom 3, Tuscarora 0
Dominion 2, Woodgrove 0
Boys Tennis
Freedom 7, Loudoun County 2
Girls Tennis
Freedom at Loudoun County (need score)
Football: Stone Bridge DB Dexter Rogers Accepts Preferred Walk-on at Hampton
(Apr. 15, 2011) - Stone Bridge High School senior defensive back Dexter Rogers confirmed Friday that he has accepted a preferred walk-on status with NCAA Division I Hampton University for next season.
The first-team All-Liberty District player said the Pirates were planning on using him at corner. Rogers helped the Bulldogs to back-to-back VHSL Division state title appearances.
The first-team All-Liberty District player said the Pirates were planning on using him at corner. Rogers helped the Bulldogs to back-to-back VHSL Division state title appearances.
Music News: YouthFest 2011 Battle of the Bands Finals Set for April 30 in Brambleton
Leesburg (Apr. 15, 2011) - The YouthFest 2011 Battle of the Bands finals will be held Saturday, April 30th at 4:30pm at the amphitheater in the Brambleton Town Center. Admission is free and concessions will be available to purchase.
Nine youth bands have advanced to the finals and will compete for the opportunity to open for a nationally known headliner at YouthFest, be featured in the YouthFest marketing and get full backstage access. Bands performing in the finals are Nocturnal Rush, Halcyon, School of Rock Band, Lightspeed Rescue, Stone Collective, Alright Like This, Excess, Pulse and Just Another Scene.
Nine youth bands have advanced to the finals and will compete for the opportunity to open for a nationally known headliner at YouthFest, be featured in the YouthFest marketing and get full backstage access. Bands performing in the finals are Nocturnal Rush, Halcyon, School of Rock Band, Lightspeed Rescue, Stone Collective, Alright Like This, Excess, Pulse and Just Another Scene.
Music News: Loudoun County High School Choir Department Compete Well at Disney
Thursday Night Scores and The Skinny
Thursday, April 14 Scores + The Skinny
Baseball
Dominion 3, Tuscarora 2 (8)
The Skinny: Huskies report that the varsity baseball team lost a close one Thursday night as the Dominion Titans got past the Huskies 3-2 in eight innings. Tuscarora’s starting pitcher Bernie Mayflower kept the Huskies in the game for seven innings, yielding only 2 runs on 3 hits.
The Tuscarora offense, however, was again dogged by a lack of clutch hitting, leaving men stranded on base in five out of the eight frames. The Huskies went up 1-0 in the second inning when DH Ian Anderson was hit by a pitch and leftfielder Eddie Lang sacrificed him over to second on a bunt. Centerfielder Dalton Scanlon then drove in Anderson with a two-out double to left. Scanlon went 2-4 on the night with two doubles.
Dominion answered in the top of the fourth when they scored two runs on a single and a double. The Huskies came right back in the bottom of the fourth when shortstop Travis Burke, who went 1 for 3 on the night, tied the game with a double down the leftfield line that drove in first baseman Pete Sotos who had reached on an error. The game remained knotted until the top of the eighth inning when the Titans scored the go-ahead run on 5 hits and then held the Huskies hitless in the bottom of the inning to gain the win.
In addition to Scanlon and Burke, third baseman Tyler Dietrich also contributed to the Huskies’ offense, going 1 for 4 with a single. The Huskies will return to the fray Friday when they Host Freedom High School at 6:00 pm.
Heritage 6, Osbourn 2
The Skinny:
Pride report that:
Osbourn 000 002 0 - 2 3 4
Heritage 101 040 - 6 7 0
WP: Mitchell Bowers (1-1)
LP: Brandon Corbin
Offensive Leaders:
Marco Verdi- 2-3 2b, 1b, SB
Shane Carrera- 2-4 2 1b, RBI, R, SB
Tyler McCullock- 2-3 2 1b
Mitchell Bowers- 0-2, RBI
Woodgrove 3, Loudoun County 2
The Skinny: Wolverines report that They defeated the Loudoun County Raiders in a tight, well played game. Scott Van Steelent pitched a complete game 5 hitter, striking out 11 batters, to improve his season record to 3-1. Matt Reed and J.J. Sarty each hit solo home runs.
Offense
J.J. Sarty 2 for 3 1HR 1 R 1RBI
Matt Reed 1 for 3 1HR 1R 1RBI
Pitching
Scott Van Steelent (W) 7 IP 5H 2R 0ER 0BB 11SO
Raiders report that on a crisp evening, they got to play a game for the first time in a week, but hitting and scoring were at a premium and the Varsity Baseball team suffered their third straight loss, this time to newcomers Woodgrove High School 3-2.
Ryan Wigfield pitched a complete game tonight limiting the Wolverines to only 3 hits. Unfortunately, two of the hits were solo home runsin the third and the sixth innings. Woodgrove's other run came in the first inning with a wild throw to third base. Wigfield did strike out three.
The Raiders were limited to only five hits. Kris Pratt led of the second inning with a single and advanced to second base on a catcher interference. That allowed Collin Dillon to come and slice an RBI single into right field to even the score at one apiece.
In the seventh inning, the Raiders fell short on their rally. Pratt reached base on an error then scored on a Matt Slack double into center field. But the tying run stayed on second to end the game. Nick Fisher was the only player with two hits on the night.
The Raiders travel to Briar Woods Friday night to avenge the early season loss.
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls PPD (moved to 5.9)
The Skinny: Panthers field too wet to host Thursday night.
Broad Run 9, Freedom 0
The Skinny: Spartans report that the team improved its record to 7-0 on the season with a 9-0 win at Freedom High School on Thursday night. The Spartans are 7-0 in Dulles District play...
Sophomore AJ Powell threw his second no-hitter of the season on the mound for the Spartans to improve his record to 3-0 on the season. Powell struck out 7 batters on the evening while walking 3.
Offensively, the Spartans continued their hot hitting as of late pounding out 17 hits on the evening. Leading the team was Junior Shortstop Conor Jessop with 4 hits (1 double), Junior Andrew Seigel with 3 hits (1 double, 3 runs scored) and Junior Chris Johnson with 3 hits (1 double, 3 runs scored).
The Spartans will return to action this coming Saturday as they are scheduled to host two games at Broad Run in the Cheers/DST Wood Bat Tournament. Game times for the Spartans are 9 AM vs. Marshall and 4:30 PM vs. Heritage.
Stone Bridge 2, McLean 1
The Skinny: Bulldogs report that they hosted the McLean Highlanders on Thursday night in a classic Liberty District showdown. The Bulldogs prevailed 2-1 in a game dominated by the pitchers. The winning pitcher was Bulldog senior righty Mac West who pitched brilliantly, holding the hard-hitting Highlanders to just three hits over 4 2/3 innings.
McLean answered with their ace Jose Sborz ,who had given up just one run all season. Sborz, who is verbally committed to UVA, did not disappoint, fanning eleven Stone Bridge hitters and tossing a complete game four-hitter. However, the Bulldogs touched Sborz for two runs in the fourth inning, and those runs would prove to be decisive. Josh Kuzbel led off the inning by reaching base on an error. One out later Sid Harvey singled, putting runners on first and second with one out. Senior third baseman Ryan Johnston then delivered a clutch two-run double scoring both Kuzbel and Harvey. It was the last Stone Bridge hit on the night, but it was all they would need.
West was relieved by senior Steve Putnick, with the bases loaded in the fifth inning. Putnick retired the next batter on three pitches to work out of the jam. The Highlanders were not finished though, and they would not go down without a fight. They got a leadoff single in the sixth from Tommy Cresce, but Putnick would strand him at second base. McLean threatened again in the seventh, getting runners on first and second before Putnick struck out Sborz and enticed a game-ending comebacker to earn the save.
The Bulldogs offense was led by Johnston. In addition to the two-run double, he received the only two walks issued by Sborz, the second an intentional pass. Mac West also helped himself with a single, and Josh Kuzbel stole two bases in addition to his single.
The Bulldogs return to action Friday night with a home game against Thomas Jefferson.
Softball
Heritage 9, Osbourn 1
Park View 2, Tuscarora 0
The Skinny: Patriots Report that -
Tuscarora 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Park View 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 6 0
Robin Heironimus threw a one-hitter, striking out 8 and walking one en route to her third victory of the season in beating Tuscarora by a score of 2-0. Both teams bats were pretty silent as the Patriots only gathered six hits, two each by Sam Thomas, Robin Heironimus and Vanessa Grapes. Sam tripled and scored the first run on Robin’s single. Brittney Moore, who reached on an error that inning, later scored on Emily Nykorchuk’s sacrifice fly. The Huskie’s only hit came in the first on a single by Melissa Brooks, just over the outstretched hands of Park View’s Brittney Moore at second base.
Park View is now 3-7/2-6 District, heading into the second half. They host Potomac Falls tomorrow night at 6:00.
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls PPD (moved to 5.9)
Woodgrove 8, Loudoun County 3
McLean 1, Stone Bridge 0
The Skinny: Bulldogs report that sophomore pitcher Kelly McDaniel (4 hits, 2 strikeouts, 2 walks) took the loss as Stone Bridge fell to McLean 1-0 on Thursday evening. It was a well-played game by both teams. The Bulldogs hit the ball hard but were unable to manufacture any runs. Next up for Stone Bridge is Thomas Jefferson at home on Friday, April 15th.
James Wood 7, Loudoun Valley 3
Broad Run 11, Freedom 1 (5)
Boys Soccer
Loudoun County 4, Dominion 0
Heritage 2, Loudoun Valley 2 (OT)
Park View 2, Tuscarora 0
Broad Run 6, Freedom 2
Girls Soccer
Park View 2, Tuscarora 1
The Skinny: Emilee Pierson scored both goals for the Patriots.
Heritage 6, Loudoun Valley 3
Boys lacrosse
Battlefield 9, Heritage 4
Loudoun Valley 11, Stonewall Jackson 2
Stone Bridge 7, Madison 6
The Skinny: Bulldogs report that:
Dylan Maltz, A, So - 3g
JP Giroux, A, Sr - 1g
Jesse Southward, G, Jr - 9 saves
Matthew Vincent, M, Jr - 2a
Phillip Hannam, M, Jr - 3g
Jeremy Wirth, M, Jr - 1a
Jordan McLeod, M, Jr - 1a
Briar Woods 19, Park View 1
Broad Run 11, Potomac Falls 1
Freedom 13, Tuscarora 7
Loudoun County 18, George Mason 1
Dominion 12, Woodgrove 10
The Skinny:
Titans report that despite playing without Sr Goalie Andrew Fawkes (sprained ankle) and a number of other starters, the Dominion Titans were able to beat back the Woodgrove Wolverines, winning 12-10 Thursday night in the beautiful new Wolverine Stadium. Freshman Christian Renick stepped into Goal for the Titans and came up with several key saves in the second half to help secure the Titan victory.
Woodgrove got on the board first with Kellen McCarthy feeding Chad Neirgarth on both of the first two goals scored by Woodgrove. The Titans finally scored late in the first on a dish from Fr Middie Andrew Ashley to Soph Attack Brett Bushman, who returned the favor to Ashley in the second period. Although the Wolverines led early, holding a 3 -1 advantage at the end of the first period, the Titan's edged ahead and led at the half 5-4, a lead they never relinquished. It was brother-to-brother midway thru the 4th period, as Sr Attack Stephen Tarrant fed younger brother Ben (Fresh Attack) for one of Ben's two goals he had on the night.
For the Titans, Bushman and Sr Kyle Hall both scored hat-tricks with 3 goals a piece, as did Neirgarth (4 goals) and Dennis Radcliff (4 goals) for the Wolverines.
Dominion Scoring:
Kyle Hall 3G 1A
Stephen Tarrant 1G 3A
Brett Bushman 3G 2A
Eric Carlson 1G
Andrew Ashley 2G
Ben Tarrant 2G
Woodgrove Scoring:
Chad Neirgarth 4G
Kellen McCarthy 1G 3A
Dennis Radcliff 4G
Al Back 1G
Girls Lacrosse
Loudoun Valley 21, Stonewall Jackson 1
Battlefield 17, Heritage 2
Briar Woods 20, Park View 0
Freedom 21, Tuscarora 1
Loudoun County 20, George Mason 4
Broad Run 22, Potomac Falls 20
The Skinny: Spartans report that -
Taylor Forman 7 goals
Casey Davidson 4 goals
Shelby Stannard 1 goals
Heidi Smith 2 goals
Kim Buckman 2 goals
Ashley Nigro 1 goal
Katie Thomas 2 goals
Lindasy Weaver 3 goals
Kelly Dossena 13 saves
Madison 17, Stone Bridge 5
Woodgrove 21, Dominion 5
The Skinny: Wolverines had 12 assisted goals in the Dulles District win.
Boys Tennis
Heritage 5, Loudoun Valley 3
Park View 9, Woodgrove 0
Potomac Falls 8, Tuscarora 1
Broad Run 6, Briar Woods 3
The Skinny: Spartans report that they improved to 7-2 with a 6-3 win over Briar Woods High School.
#1 Singles - Kevin Chang won 8-2 over Kyle Mateyor
#2 Singles - Angus Leung won 8-6 over Gautam Kanamuru
#3 Singles - Ryan Ohneiser lost 3-8 to Vishnu Gopalakrishnan
#4 Singles - Matthew Hammrich lost 1-8 to Chris Ciullo
#5 Singles - Jordan Wolff lost 2-8 to Andrew Law
#6 Singles - Shyam Srinivasan won 8-2 over Airam Mitchell
#1 Doubles - Chang/Hammrich won 8-5 over Mateyor/Ciullo
#2 Doubles - Leung/Ohneiser won 8-4 over Kanamuru/Gopalakrishnan
#3 Doubles - Srinivasan/Mauricio Ballon won 8-4 over Law/Mitchell
Freedom 8, Dominion 1
The Skinny; Eagles remain unbeaten on year, improving to 11-0.
Girls Tennis
Woodgrove 8, Park View 1
Potomac Falls 8, Tuscarora 1
The Skinny: Huskies report that -
Singles
1. Lewkovich defeated by Greenwood, 0-8
2. Kolcum defeated by Dorsey, 0-8
3. A. Welch defeated by Hermak, 1-8
4. K. Welch vs. Ritchey, 5-8
5. Ashley won against Balick, 8-5
6. Bessa defeated by Darling, 2-8
Doubles
1. Lewkovich/Kolcum defeated by Greenwood/Dorsey, 0-8
2. A. Welch/Bessa defeated by Hermak/Ritchey, 2-8
3. K. Welch/Ashley defeated by Balick/Darling
Broad Run 8, Briar Woods 1
Freedom 6, Dominion 3
Baseball
Dominion 3, Tuscarora 2 (8)
The Skinny: Huskies report that the varsity baseball team lost a close one Thursday night as the Dominion Titans got past the Huskies 3-2 in eight innings. Tuscarora’s starting pitcher Bernie Mayflower kept the Huskies in the game for seven innings, yielding only 2 runs on 3 hits.
The Tuscarora offense, however, was again dogged by a lack of clutch hitting, leaving men stranded on base in five out of the eight frames. The Huskies went up 1-0 in the second inning when DH Ian Anderson was hit by a pitch and leftfielder Eddie Lang sacrificed him over to second on a bunt. Centerfielder Dalton Scanlon then drove in Anderson with a two-out double to left. Scanlon went 2-4 on the night with two doubles.
Dominion answered in the top of the fourth when they scored two runs on a single and a double. The Huskies came right back in the bottom of the fourth when shortstop Travis Burke, who went 1 for 3 on the night, tied the game with a double down the leftfield line that drove in first baseman Pete Sotos who had reached on an error. The game remained knotted until the top of the eighth inning when the Titans scored the go-ahead run on 5 hits and then held the Huskies hitless in the bottom of the inning to gain the win.
In addition to Scanlon and Burke, third baseman Tyler Dietrich also contributed to the Huskies’ offense, going 1 for 4 with a single. The Huskies will return to the fray Friday when they Host Freedom High School at 6:00 pm.
Heritage 6, Osbourn 2
The Skinny:
Pride report that:
Osbourn 000 002 0 - 2 3 4
Heritage 101 040 - 6 7 0
WP: Mitchell Bowers (1-1)
LP: Brandon Corbin
Offensive Leaders:
Marco Verdi- 2-3 2b, 1b, SB
Shane Carrera- 2-4 2 1b, RBI, R, SB
Tyler McCullock- 2-3 2 1b
Mitchell Bowers- 0-2, RBI
Woodgrove 3, Loudoun County 2
The Skinny: Wolverines report that They defeated the Loudoun County Raiders in a tight, well played game. Scott Van Steelent pitched a complete game 5 hitter, striking out 11 batters, to improve his season record to 3-1. Matt Reed and J.J. Sarty each hit solo home runs.
Offense
J.J. Sarty 2 for 3 1HR 1 R 1RBI
Matt Reed 1 for 3 1HR 1R 1RBI
Pitching
Scott Van Steelent (W) 7 IP 5H 2R 0ER 0BB 11SO
Raiders report that on a crisp evening, they got to play a game for the first time in a week, but hitting and scoring were at a premium and the Varsity Baseball team suffered their third straight loss, this time to newcomers Woodgrove High School 3-2.
Ryan Wigfield pitched a complete game tonight limiting the Wolverines to only 3 hits. Unfortunately, two of the hits were solo home runsin the third and the sixth innings. Woodgrove's other run came in the first inning with a wild throw to third base. Wigfield did strike out three.
The Raiders were limited to only five hits. Kris Pratt led of the second inning with a single and advanced to second base on a catcher interference. That allowed Collin Dillon to come and slice an RBI single into right field to even the score at one apiece.
In the seventh inning, the Raiders fell short on their rally. Pratt reached base on an error then scored on a Matt Slack double into center field. But the tying run stayed on second to end the game. Nick Fisher was the only player with two hits on the night.
The Raiders travel to Briar Woods Friday night to avenge the early season loss.
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls PPD (moved to 5.9)
The Skinny: Panthers field too wet to host Thursday night.
Broad Run 9, Freedom 0
The Skinny: Spartans report that the team improved its record to 7-0 on the season with a 9-0 win at Freedom High School on Thursday night. The Spartans are 7-0 in Dulles District play...
Sophomore AJ Powell threw his second no-hitter of the season on the mound for the Spartans to improve his record to 3-0 on the season. Powell struck out 7 batters on the evening while walking 3.
Offensively, the Spartans continued their hot hitting as of late pounding out 17 hits on the evening. Leading the team was Junior Shortstop Conor Jessop with 4 hits (1 double), Junior Andrew Seigel with 3 hits (1 double, 3 runs scored) and Junior Chris Johnson with 3 hits (1 double, 3 runs scored).
The Spartans will return to action this coming Saturday as they are scheduled to host two games at Broad Run in the Cheers/DST Wood Bat Tournament. Game times for the Spartans are 9 AM vs. Marshall and 4:30 PM vs. Heritage.
Stone Bridge 2, McLean 1
The Skinny: Bulldogs report that they hosted the McLean Highlanders on Thursday night in a classic Liberty District showdown. The Bulldogs prevailed 2-1 in a game dominated by the pitchers. The winning pitcher was Bulldog senior righty Mac West who pitched brilliantly, holding the hard-hitting Highlanders to just three hits over 4 2/3 innings.
McLean answered with their ace Jose Sborz ,who had given up just one run all season. Sborz, who is verbally committed to UVA, did not disappoint, fanning eleven Stone Bridge hitters and tossing a complete game four-hitter. However, the Bulldogs touched Sborz for two runs in the fourth inning, and those runs would prove to be decisive. Josh Kuzbel led off the inning by reaching base on an error. One out later Sid Harvey singled, putting runners on first and second with one out. Senior third baseman Ryan Johnston then delivered a clutch two-run double scoring both Kuzbel and Harvey. It was the last Stone Bridge hit on the night, but it was all they would need.
West was relieved by senior Steve Putnick, with the bases loaded in the fifth inning. Putnick retired the next batter on three pitches to work out of the jam. The Highlanders were not finished though, and they would not go down without a fight. They got a leadoff single in the sixth from Tommy Cresce, but Putnick would strand him at second base. McLean threatened again in the seventh, getting runners on first and second before Putnick struck out Sborz and enticed a game-ending comebacker to earn the save.
The Bulldogs offense was led by Johnston. In addition to the two-run double, he received the only two walks issued by Sborz, the second an intentional pass. Mac West also helped himself with a single, and Josh Kuzbel stole two bases in addition to his single.
The Bulldogs return to action Friday night with a home game against Thomas Jefferson.
Softball
Heritage 9, Osbourn 1
Park View 2, Tuscarora 0
The Skinny: Patriots Report that -
Tuscarora 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Park View 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 6 0
Robin Heironimus threw a one-hitter, striking out 8 and walking one en route to her third victory of the season in beating Tuscarora by a score of 2-0. Both teams bats were pretty silent as the Patriots only gathered six hits, two each by Sam Thomas, Robin Heironimus and Vanessa Grapes. Sam tripled and scored the first run on Robin’s single. Brittney Moore, who reached on an error that inning, later scored on Emily Nykorchuk’s sacrifice fly. The Huskie’s only hit came in the first on a single by Melissa Brooks, just over the outstretched hands of Park View’s Brittney Moore at second base.
Park View is now 3-7/2-6 District, heading into the second half. They host Potomac Falls tomorrow night at 6:00.
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls PPD (moved to 5.9)
Woodgrove 8, Loudoun County 3
McLean 1, Stone Bridge 0
The Skinny: Bulldogs report that sophomore pitcher Kelly McDaniel (4 hits, 2 strikeouts, 2 walks) took the loss as Stone Bridge fell to McLean 1-0 on Thursday evening. It was a well-played game by both teams. The Bulldogs hit the ball hard but were unable to manufacture any runs. Next up for Stone Bridge is Thomas Jefferson at home on Friday, April 15th.
James Wood 7, Loudoun Valley 3
Broad Run 11, Freedom 1 (5)
Boys Soccer
Loudoun County 4, Dominion 0
Heritage 2, Loudoun Valley 2 (OT)
Park View 2, Tuscarora 0
Broad Run 6, Freedom 2
Girls Soccer
Park View 2, Tuscarora 1
The Skinny: Emilee Pierson scored both goals for the Patriots.
Heritage 6, Loudoun Valley 3
Boys lacrosse
Battlefield 9, Heritage 4
Loudoun Valley 11, Stonewall Jackson 2
Stone Bridge 7, Madison 6
The Skinny: Bulldogs report that:
Dylan Maltz, A, So - 3g
JP Giroux, A, Sr - 1g
Jesse Southward, G, Jr - 9 saves
Matthew Vincent, M, Jr - 2a
Phillip Hannam, M, Jr - 3g
Jeremy Wirth, M, Jr - 1a
Jordan McLeod, M, Jr - 1a
Briar Woods 19, Park View 1
Broad Run 11, Potomac Falls 1
Freedom 13, Tuscarora 7
Loudoun County 18, George Mason 1
Dominion 12, Woodgrove 10
The Skinny:
Titans report that despite playing without Sr Goalie Andrew Fawkes (sprained ankle) and a number of other starters, the Dominion Titans were able to beat back the Woodgrove Wolverines, winning 12-10 Thursday night in the beautiful new Wolverine Stadium. Freshman Christian Renick stepped into Goal for the Titans and came up with several key saves in the second half to help secure the Titan victory.
Woodgrove got on the board first with Kellen McCarthy feeding Chad Neirgarth on both of the first two goals scored by Woodgrove. The Titans finally scored late in the first on a dish from Fr Middie Andrew Ashley to Soph Attack Brett Bushman, who returned the favor to Ashley in the second period. Although the Wolverines led early, holding a 3 -1 advantage at the end of the first period, the Titan's edged ahead and led at the half 5-4, a lead they never relinquished. It was brother-to-brother midway thru the 4th period, as Sr Attack Stephen Tarrant fed younger brother Ben (Fresh Attack) for one of Ben's two goals he had on the night.
For the Titans, Bushman and Sr Kyle Hall both scored hat-tricks with 3 goals a piece, as did Neirgarth (4 goals) and Dennis Radcliff (4 goals) for the Wolverines.
Dominion Scoring:
Kyle Hall 3G 1A
Stephen Tarrant 1G 3A
Brett Bushman 3G 2A
Eric Carlson 1G
Andrew Ashley 2G
Ben Tarrant 2G
Woodgrove Scoring:
Chad Neirgarth 4G
Kellen McCarthy 1G 3A
Dennis Radcliff 4G
Al Back 1G
Girls Lacrosse
Loudoun Valley 21, Stonewall Jackson 1
Battlefield 17, Heritage 2
Briar Woods 20, Park View 0
Freedom 21, Tuscarora 1
Loudoun County 20, George Mason 4
Broad Run 22, Potomac Falls 20
The Skinny: Spartans report that -
Taylor Forman 7 goals
Casey Davidson 4 goals
Shelby Stannard 1 goals
Heidi Smith 2 goals
Kim Buckman 2 goals
Ashley Nigro 1 goal
Katie Thomas 2 goals
Lindasy Weaver 3 goals
Kelly Dossena 13 saves
Madison 17, Stone Bridge 5
Woodgrove 21, Dominion 5
The Skinny: Wolverines had 12 assisted goals in the Dulles District win.
Boys Tennis
Heritage 5, Loudoun Valley 3
Park View 9, Woodgrove 0
Potomac Falls 8, Tuscarora 1
Broad Run 6, Briar Woods 3
The Skinny: Spartans report that they improved to 7-2 with a 6-3 win over Briar Woods High School.
#1 Singles - Kevin Chang won 8-2 over Kyle Mateyor
#2 Singles - Angus Leung won 8-6 over Gautam Kanamuru
#3 Singles - Ryan Ohneiser lost 3-8 to Vishnu Gopalakrishnan
#4 Singles - Matthew Hammrich lost 1-8 to Chris Ciullo
#5 Singles - Jordan Wolff lost 2-8 to Andrew Law
#6 Singles - Shyam Srinivasan won 8-2 over Airam Mitchell
#1 Doubles - Chang/Hammrich won 8-5 over Mateyor/Ciullo
#2 Doubles - Leung/Ohneiser won 8-4 over Kanamuru/Gopalakrishnan
#3 Doubles - Srinivasan/Mauricio Ballon won 8-4 over Law/Mitchell
Freedom 8, Dominion 1
The Skinny; Eagles remain unbeaten on year, improving to 11-0.
Girls Tennis
Woodgrove 8, Park View 1
Potomac Falls 8, Tuscarora 1
The Skinny: Huskies report that -
Singles
1. Lewkovich defeated by Greenwood, 0-8
2. Kolcum defeated by Dorsey, 0-8
3. A. Welch defeated by Hermak, 1-8
4. K. Welch vs. Ritchey, 5-8
5. Ashley won against Balick, 8-5
6. Bessa defeated by Darling, 2-8
Doubles
1. Lewkovich/Kolcum defeated by Greenwood/Dorsey, 0-8
2. A. Welch/Bessa defeated by Hermak/Ritchey, 2-8
3. K. Welch/Ashley defeated by Balick/Darling
Broad Run 8, Briar Woods 1
Freedom 6, Dominion 3
Youth Sports - Gymnastics - Maddy Scozzie Finishes 2nd at Level 9 Regionals, Qualifies for Nationals
Scozzie finished 2nd all around, 2nd on beam and floor and qualified as a member of the Regional team to Nationals. Anli Solly finished fifth on beam, 7th on floor and 8th all around. Anli is the alternate to Nationals. Bridgette Schaal finished 10th on vault. Sara Connors and Alex Cocozza represented APEX in the Sr 1 and Sr. 3 divisions and had a great outing at their first 9 Regional competition.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Thursday Night Schedule: Packed Full of Games!
(Apr. 14, 2011) - In an effort to try and make up some grounds plus a regular night of lacrosse, the schedule for Loudoun high school sports tonight is packed with some 45 contests on tap!
Thursday, April 14
Baseball
Dominion at Tuscarora, 6
Osbourn at Heritage, 6
Loudoun County at Woodgrove, 6
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls PPD (moved to 5.9)
Broad Run at Freedom, 6
McLean at Stone Bridge, 6:30
Softball
Osbourn at Heritage, 6
Tuscarora at Park View, 6
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls PPD (moved to 5.9)
Loudoun County at Woodgrove, 6
Stone Bridge at McLean, 6:30
Loudoun Valley at James Wood, 6:30
Freedom at Broad Run, 7
Boys Soccer
Dominion at Loudoun County, 7:30
Heritage at Loudoun Valley, 8
Park View at Tuscarora, 8
Freedom at Broad Run, 8
Girls Soccer
Park View at Tuscarora, 6
Loudoun Valley at Heritage, 7:30
Boys lacrosse
Heritage at Battlefield, 7
Loudoun Valley at Stonewall Jackson, 7
Stone Bridge at Madison, 7:15
Park View at Briar Woods, 7:30
Broad Run at Potomac Falls, 7:30
Tuscarora at Freedom, 7:30
Loudoun County at George Mason, 7:30
Dominion at Woodgrove, 7:30
Girls Lacrosse
Stonewall Jackson at Loudoun Valley, 5
Battlefield at Heritage, 6
Park View at Briar Woods, 6
Tuscarora at Freedom, 6
George Mason at Loudoun County, 6
Potomac Falls at Broad Run, 6:45
Madison at Stone Bridge, 7:15
Woodgrove at Dominion, 7:15
Boys Tennis
Heritage at Loudoun Valley, 4:30
Park View at Woodgrove, 5
Tuscarora at Potomac Falls, 5
Briar Woods at Broad Run, 5
Freedom at Dominion, 5
Girls Tennis
Woodgrove at Park View, 5
Potomac Falls at Tuscarora, 5
Broad Run at Briar Woods, 5
Dominion at Freedom, 5
Thursday, April 14
Baseball
Dominion at Tuscarora, 6
Osbourn at Heritage, 6
Loudoun County at Woodgrove, 6
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls PPD (moved to 5.9)
Broad Run at Freedom, 6
McLean at Stone Bridge, 6:30
Softball
Osbourn at Heritage, 6
Tuscarora at Park View, 6
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls PPD (moved to 5.9)
Loudoun County at Woodgrove, 6
Stone Bridge at McLean, 6:30
Loudoun Valley at James Wood, 6:30
Freedom at Broad Run, 7
Boys Soccer
Dominion at Loudoun County, 7:30
Heritage at Loudoun Valley, 8
Park View at Tuscarora, 8
Freedom at Broad Run, 8
Girls Soccer
Park View at Tuscarora, 6
Loudoun Valley at Heritage, 7:30
Boys lacrosse
Heritage at Battlefield, 7
Loudoun Valley at Stonewall Jackson, 7
Stone Bridge at Madison, 7:15
Park View at Briar Woods, 7:30
Broad Run at Potomac Falls, 7:30
Tuscarora at Freedom, 7:30
Loudoun County at George Mason, 7:30
Dominion at Woodgrove, 7:30
Girls Lacrosse
Stonewall Jackson at Loudoun Valley, 5
Battlefield at Heritage, 6
Park View at Briar Woods, 6
Tuscarora at Freedom, 6
George Mason at Loudoun County, 6
Potomac Falls at Broad Run, 6:45
Madison at Stone Bridge, 7:15
Woodgrove at Dominion, 7:15
Boys Tennis
Heritage at Loudoun Valley, 4:30
Park View at Woodgrove, 5
Tuscarora at Potomac Falls, 5
Briar Woods at Broad Run, 5
Freedom at Dominion, 5
Girls Tennis
Woodgrove at Park View, 5
Potomac Falls at Tuscarora, 5
Broad Run at Briar Woods, 5
Dominion at Freedom, 5
Scores: April 9-13
(Apr. 14, 2011) - There weren't a lot of games played since last Saturday but here is what we have for Saturday through Wednesday with a big assist to Loudoun Times-Mirror Sports Editor Carl "King of all Loudoun Media" Lukat for mucking through all the changes.
Wednesday, April 13
Baseball
Loudoun County at Musselman (ppd. until TBA)
Broad Run at Freedom (ppd. until April 14)
McLean at Stone Bridge (ppd. until April 14)
Softball
Loudoun County at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until May 2)
Broad Run at Freedom (ppd. until April 14)
Stone Bridge at Langley (ppd. until April 25)
Boys Soccer
Tuscarora 1, Briar Woods 0
Broad Run at Freedom (ppd. until April 14)
Girls Soccer
Loudoun County at Broad Run (ppd. until May 4)
Boys Lacrosse
Potomac Falls at Park View (ppd. until TBA)
Girls Lacrosse
Potomac Falls at Park View (ppd. until TBA)
Boys Tennis
Heritage 9, Osbourn 0
Broad Run at Tuscarora (need score)
Battlefield at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until April 26)
Madison at Stone Bridge (ppd. until April 29)
Dominion at Park View (ppd. until April 26)
Woodgrove at Briar Woods (ppd. until April 26)
Loudoun County at Freedom (ppd. until April 15)
Girls Tennis
Tuscarora at Broad Run (need score)
Stone Bridge at Madison (ppd. until April 29)
Osbourn at Heritage (ppd. until TBA)
Loudoun Valley at Battlefield (ppd. until April 26)
Park View at Dominion (ppd. until April 26)
Briar Woods at Woodgrove (ppd. until April 26)
Freedom at Loudoun County (ppd. until April 15)
Tuesday, April 12
Baseball
Heritage at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until May 4)
Tuscarora at Park View (ppd. until May 11)
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls (ppd. until April 14)
Dominion at Broad Run (ppd. until May 4)
Loudoun County at Woodgrove (ppd. until April 14)
McLean at Stone Bridge (ppd. until April 13)
Softball
Heritage at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until May 4)
Tuscarora at Park View (ppd. until April 14)
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls (ppd. until April 14)
Dominion at Broad Run (ppd. until May 4)
Loudoun County at Woodgrove (ppd. until April 14)
McLean at Stone Bridge (ppd. until April 14)
Boys Soccer
Loudoun County 7, Woodgrove 1
Heritage at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until April 14)
Tuscarora at Park View (ppd. until April 14)
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls (ppd. until May 9)
Dominion at Broad Run (ppd. until May 9)
Girls Soccer
Loudoun County 1, Woodgrove 0
Loudoun Valley at Heritage (ppd. until April 14)
Park View at Tuscarora (ppd. until April 14)
Potomac Falls at Briar Woods (ppd. until May 9)
Broad Run at Dominion (ppd. until May 9)
Boys Lacrosse
Stone Bridge 8, Westfield 6
Loudoun Valley at Battlefield (ppd. until May 6)
Girls Lacrosse
Westfield 22, Stone Bridge 19
Boys Tennis
Broad Run at Loudoun County (ppd. until May 3)
Heritage at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until April 14)
Girls Tennis
Loudoun County at Broad Run (ppd. until May 3)
Monday, April 11
Baseball
Potomac Falls 11, Park View 1 (5)
Loudoun Valley 18, Freedom 10
Woodgrove 9, Millbrook 7
Briar Woods 2, Tuscarora 1
Softball
Heritage at Kettle Run
Freedom 16, Loudoun Valley 15
Woodgrove 20, Millbrook 0 (5)
Briar Woods 10, Tuscarora 0 (5)
Boys Soccer
Stone Bridge 3, Fairfax 0
Girls Soccer
Stone Bridge 3, Fairfax 0
James Wood at Loudoun Valley
Boys Lacrosse
Stonewall Jackson 13, Heritage 12
Tuscarora 12, Park View 4
Potomac Falls 11, George Mason 8
Briar Woods 9, Broad Run 5
Dominion 14, Freedom 7
Loudoun County 11, Woodgrove 9
Girls Lacrosse
Heritage at Stonewall Jackson
Park View 12, Tuscarora 4
Briar Woods 17, Broad Run 16
Potomac Falls 20, George Mason 10
Freedom 11, Dominion 3
Woodgrove 19, Loudoun County 17
Boys Tennis
Stone Bridge at South Lakes
Loudoun Valley at Stonewall Jackson
Heritage 6, Battlefield 3
Park View at Loudoun County
Freedom 9, Potomac Falls 0
Briar Woods at Dominion
Broad Run 9, Woodgrove 0
Girls Tennis
Battlefield at Heritage
Stonewall Jackson at Loudoun Valley
Stone Bridge 9, South Lakes 0
Loudoun County at Park View
Freedom 5, Potomac Falls 4
Briar Woods at Dominion
Woodgrove 5, Broad Run 4
Saturday, April 9
Baseball
Middleburg Academy 5, Trinity Christian 1
Loudoun Valley at James Wood
Boys Lacrosse
E.C. Glass 8, Dominion 5
Park View at West Potomac Tournament
Heritage at Loudoun County PPD
Track and Field
Park View, Loudoun County, Woodgrove at Turner Ashby Invite
Loudoun Valley in Waldorf Classic at North Point (Md.)
Stone Bridge, Tuscarora in Wildcat Invite at Mountain View
Wednesday, April 13
Baseball
Loudoun County at Musselman (ppd. until TBA)
Broad Run at Freedom (ppd. until April 14)
McLean at Stone Bridge (ppd. until April 14)
Softball
Loudoun County at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until May 2)
Broad Run at Freedom (ppd. until April 14)
Stone Bridge at Langley (ppd. until April 25)
Boys Soccer
Tuscarora 1, Briar Woods 0
Broad Run at Freedom (ppd. until April 14)
Girls Soccer
Loudoun County at Broad Run (ppd. until May 4)
Boys Lacrosse
Potomac Falls at Park View (ppd. until TBA)
Girls Lacrosse
Potomac Falls at Park View (ppd. until TBA)
Boys Tennis
Heritage 9, Osbourn 0
Broad Run at Tuscarora (need score)
Battlefield at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until April 26)
Madison at Stone Bridge (ppd. until April 29)
Dominion at Park View (ppd. until April 26)
Woodgrove at Briar Woods (ppd. until April 26)
Loudoun County at Freedom (ppd. until April 15)
Girls Tennis
Tuscarora at Broad Run (need score)
Stone Bridge at Madison (ppd. until April 29)
Osbourn at Heritage (ppd. until TBA)
Loudoun Valley at Battlefield (ppd. until April 26)
Park View at Dominion (ppd. until April 26)
Briar Woods at Woodgrove (ppd. until April 26)
Freedom at Loudoun County (ppd. until April 15)
Tuesday, April 12
Baseball
Heritage at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until May 4)
Tuscarora at Park View (ppd. until May 11)
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls (ppd. until April 14)
Dominion at Broad Run (ppd. until May 4)
Loudoun County at Woodgrove (ppd. until April 14)
McLean at Stone Bridge (ppd. until April 13)
Softball
Heritage at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until May 4)
Tuscarora at Park View (ppd. until April 14)
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls (ppd. until April 14)
Dominion at Broad Run (ppd. until May 4)
Loudoun County at Woodgrove (ppd. until April 14)
McLean at Stone Bridge (ppd. until April 14)
Boys Soccer
Loudoun County 7, Woodgrove 1
Heritage at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until April 14)
Tuscarora at Park View (ppd. until April 14)
Briar Woods at Potomac Falls (ppd. until May 9)
Dominion at Broad Run (ppd. until May 9)
Girls Soccer
Loudoun County 1, Woodgrove 0
Loudoun Valley at Heritage (ppd. until April 14)
Park View at Tuscarora (ppd. until April 14)
Potomac Falls at Briar Woods (ppd. until May 9)
Broad Run at Dominion (ppd. until May 9)
Boys Lacrosse
Stone Bridge 8, Westfield 6
Loudoun Valley at Battlefield (ppd. until May 6)
Girls Lacrosse
Westfield 22, Stone Bridge 19
Boys Tennis
Broad Run at Loudoun County (ppd. until May 3)
Heritage at Loudoun Valley (ppd. until April 14)
Girls Tennis
Loudoun County at Broad Run (ppd. until May 3)
Monday, April 11
Baseball
Potomac Falls 11, Park View 1 (5)
Loudoun Valley 18, Freedom 10
Woodgrove 9, Millbrook 7
Briar Woods 2, Tuscarora 1
Softball
Heritage at Kettle Run
Freedom 16, Loudoun Valley 15
Woodgrove 20, Millbrook 0 (5)
Briar Woods 10, Tuscarora 0 (5)
Boys Soccer
Stone Bridge 3, Fairfax 0
Girls Soccer
Stone Bridge 3, Fairfax 0
James Wood at Loudoun Valley
Boys Lacrosse
Stonewall Jackson 13, Heritage 12
Tuscarora 12, Park View 4
Potomac Falls 11, George Mason 8
Briar Woods 9, Broad Run 5
Dominion 14, Freedom 7
Loudoun County 11, Woodgrove 9
Girls Lacrosse
Heritage at Stonewall Jackson
Park View 12, Tuscarora 4
Briar Woods 17, Broad Run 16
Potomac Falls 20, George Mason 10
Freedom 11, Dominion 3
Woodgrove 19, Loudoun County 17
Boys Tennis
Stone Bridge at South Lakes
Loudoun Valley at Stonewall Jackson
Heritage 6, Battlefield 3
Park View at Loudoun County
Freedom 9, Potomac Falls 0
Briar Woods at Dominion
Broad Run 9, Woodgrove 0
Girls Tennis
Battlefield at Heritage
Stonewall Jackson at Loudoun Valley
Stone Bridge 9, South Lakes 0
Loudoun County at Park View
Freedom 5, Potomac Falls 4
Briar Woods at Dominion
Woodgrove 5, Broad Run 4
Saturday, April 9
Baseball
Middleburg Academy 5, Trinity Christian 1
Loudoun Valley at James Wood
Boys Lacrosse
E.C. Glass 8, Dominion 5
Park View at West Potomac Tournament
Heritage at Loudoun County PPD
Track and Field
Park View, Loudoun County, Woodgrove at Turner Ashby Invite
Loudoun Valley in Waldorf Classic at North Point (Md.)
Stone Bridge, Tuscarora in Wildcat Invite at Mountain View
News: 11 Area High School Students Eligible for Ashby Ponds Scholarships
Ashburn (Apr. 14, 2011) – At Ashby Ponds, there are over 90 high school students from Loudoun County and Fairfax County working for dining services, with 120 more on the waiting list. The students work in a variety of capacities including servers, restaurant assistants, services coaches, and utility workers, among others. In addition to gaining valuable work experience, the students may be eligible for a scholarship from Ashby Ponds. Students who work a total of 1000 hours during their junior and senior years, have no adverse disciplinary actions on their record, have at least a “C” average, and complete all application materials, may be eligible for a $1000 scholarship paid per year directly to the college or trade school of their choice.
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