Posted on 29 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
(May 29, 2008) – Loudoun Valley’s Josh Mallory and Heritage’s Curtis Rustin will both play NCAA Division III basketball next year.
Mallory, who averaged 15.8 points and 5.9 rebounds per game last season after transferring from Notre Dame Academy, is heading to Eastern Mennonite. Mallory was a first team AAA All-Cedar Run District selection.
Rustin will play for Keystone College, located in northeastern Pennsylvania, next year.
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Posted on 26 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
(May 26, 2008) – It is Memorial Day and that can only mean one thing … Road Trip!
Eight Loudoun teams will be in action today in AA and AAA regional play with three games in Loudoun, two in Fairfax, one in Prince William and two down in the Charlottesville area.
LPS Editor Dan Sousa is once again gearing up for a road trip … his agenda: cover Loudoun Valley softball at Forest Park at 2 p.m., Fluvanna at Potomac Falls baseball at 5 p.m. and Brentsville boys soccer at Heritage at 7 p.m. Don’t worry, he has been hydrating all weekend!
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Posted on 24 May 2008 by donna0427.
Note: This exclusive LoudounPrepSports.com chart is compiled by the LPS Monkey. First discovered among ancient Mayan ruins, the Regional and State Scorecard was actually a key bargaining point at the Potsdam Convention. Accusations that the LPS Monkey has used performance enhancers to keep up with this chart have been unproven and his relationship with Roger Clemens’ wife is purely plantonic.
Blue = Still playing
Red = Season finished
update: thru games played May 29, 2008
| Sport | School | Qualified | Result |
| Baseball | Broad Run | Dulles District regular-season and tournament champion | Region II quarterfinals: bye Defeated Louisa in regional semifinals Lost in Regional Final to Brentsville Lost in state quarterfinal @ Powhatan Final Record: 21-5 |
| Baseball | Potomac Falls | Dulles District tournament runner-up | Defeated Fluvanna May 26 in Region II quarterfinals Lost to Brentsville in regional semifinals Final Record: 17-8 |
| Baseball | Stone Bridge | Liberty District regular season and tournament champion | Defeated T.C. Williams in Northern Region first round Lost to Oakton in regional quarterfinals Final Record: 20-4 |
| Lacrosse – Boys | Broad Run | Dulles District tournament champion | Defeated Salem in Region II semifinals Loss at Western Albemarle in Region II finals Lost @ Oakton in VHSL state quarterfinals. Final Record: 16-3 |
| Lacrosse – Boys | Heritage | Dulles District tournament runner-up | Lost @ Western Albmearle in Region II semifinals Final Record: 14-3 |
| Lacrosse – Boys | Loudoun Valley | Cedar Run District regular season champion | Defeated North Stafford in Northwest Region quarterfinals Lost to Forest Park in regional semifinals Lost to Patrick Henry-Roanoke in regional consolation match Final Record: 15-6 |
| Lacrosse – Girls | Broad Run | Dulles District regular-season and tournament champion | Defeated Rockbridge County in Region II semifinals Lost to Western Albemarle in Region II finals Lost @ Chantilly in VHSL state quarterfinals Final record: 15-5 |
| Lacrosse – Girls | Potomac Falls | Dulles District tournament runner-up | Loss @ Western Albemarle in Region II Semifinals Final Record: 13-4 |
| Lacrosse – Girls | Loudoun Valley | Cedar Run District regular season and tournament champion | Northwest Region Quarterfinals: bye Defeated Patrick Henry-Roanoke in reginal semifinals Lost to Albemarle in regional title game Defeated Western Albemarle in VHSL tournament quarterfinals Lost in State semifinals vs. Oakton Final Record: 18-4 |
| Lacrosse – Girls | Stone Bridge | Liberty District regular season and tournament champion | Defeated Lake Braddock in Northern Region first round game Lost to Chantilly in Northern Region quarterfinals Final Record: 14-2 |
| Soccer – Boys | Stone Bridge | Liberty District regular season champions | Defeated West Potomac in Northern Region first round Defeated Herndon in Northern Region quarterfinals Defeated Yorktown in regional semifinals Defeated Robinson in the regional finals Lost in state quarterfinal vs. Kecoughtan Final Record: 18-2-1 |
| Soccer – Boys | Heritage | Dulles District regular season champion | Lost to Brentsville in Region II quarterfinal Final Record: 13-3-3 |
| Soccer – Boys | Park View | Dulles District tournament champion | Defeated Western Albemarle in Region II quarterfinal Defeated Handley in regional semifinal Defeated Brentsvilel in regional final Lost vs. Grafton in state quarterfinal Final Record: 17-3-3 |
| Soccer – Girls | Broad Run | Dulles District regular season and tournament champion | Region II quarterfinals: bye Defeated Fluvanna in regional semifinal Defeated Charlottesville in regional final Defeated Lafayette in state quarterfinal Defeated Hidden Valley in state semifinals Up Next: vs. Courtland at noon in state finals @ Radford! Current record: 23-0-0 |
| Soccer – Girls | Briar Woods | Dulles District tournament runner-up | Lost in Region II quarterfinals to Charlottesville Final Record: 13-6-0 |
| Soccer – Girls | Stone Bridge | Liberty District No. 4 seed | Defeated West Springfield in Northern Region first round Lost to Centreville in Northern Region quarterfinals Final Record: 12-5-0 |
| Softball | Broad Run | Dulles District regular-season and tournament champion | Region II Quarterfinals: bye Defeated Fluvanna in region semifinal Defeated Loudoun County in regional final Defeated New Kent in state quarterfinal Defeated Salem in state semifinals Up Next: vs. Tunstall in state finals at 1 p.m. @ Radford! Current Record: 27-0 |
| Softball | Loudoun County | Dulles District tournament runner-up | Defeated Orange in the Region II quarterfinals Defeated Brentsville in regional semifinal Lost to Broad Run in regional final Lost to Poquoson in state quarterfinal Final Record: 20-6 |
| Softball | Loudoun Valley | National District tournament runner-up | Defeated Forest Park in Northwest Region quartefinal Defeated Halifax in regional semifinal Lost to Battlefield in regional final Lost @ Deep Run in state quarterfinal Final Record: 19-7 |
| Softball | Stone Bridge | Liberty District regular season champion | Defeated West Potomac in Northern Region first round Lost to Robinson in regional quarterfinals Final Record: 18-6 |
| Tennis – Boys | Briar Woods | Dulles District regular season and tournament champions | Region II quarterfinals – bye Defeated Monticello in region semifinals Lost to Western Albemarle in regional finals Final Record: 18-2 |
| Tennis – Boys | Loudoun County | Dulles District tournament runner-up | Defeated Sherando in Region II quarterfinals Lost to Western Albemarle in Region semifinals Final Record: 14-4 |
| Tennis – Boys | Loudoun Valley | Cedar Run District tournament runner-up | Lost to Albemarle in Northwest Region quarterfinals Final Record: 11-5 |
| Tennis – Girls | Park View | Dulles District regular season champion | Region II quarterfinals – bye Lost to Western Albemarle in region semifinals Final Record: 16-3 |
| Tennis – Girls | Heritage | Dulles District tournament champions | Lost to Monticello in Region II quarterfinals Final Record: 13-4 |
| Tennis – Girls | Loudoun Valley | Cedar Run Regular Season champion | Defeated Patrick Henry-Roanoke in Northwest Region quarterfinals Defeated Albemarle in region semifinals Defeated Osbourn Park in region finals Defeated Douglas Freeman in state quarterfinals Lost to TJ in state semifinals Final Record: 20-1 |
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Posted on 18 May 2008 by donna0427.
Velocity Sports Performance of Ashburn Athlete of the Month
Heritage High School
Track and Field
May 2008
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Posted on 17 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
Special report on Dominion:
Dominion
High School once again road their their two main horses to their first
ever AA Dulles District baseball tournament win Saturday, defeating
Heritage 7-2 in quarterfinal action.
Chris
Taylor hit two home runs giving him four on the year, a Titan record,
and he doubled while driving in four runs. He also pitched a scoreless
seventh inning.
Taylor’s first home run cleared the new safety fence in left center and was estimated at more than 400 feet.
Geoff
McCowat went six innings, giving up three hits, two runs, and striking
out nine. McCowat now has a Titan single season record of 67
strikeouts in 40.1 innings. 20 of those strikeouts came in a
record-setting performance against Gar-Field.
McCowat
had a no hitter for 3.1 and a shutout in to the 6th inning before
yielding two runs, one scoring due to a routine fly ball being lost in
the sun. Gerald Harvey had the only Pride RBI with a triple to center
field. The other Pride run scored on a wild pitch.
The
Titans had 12 hits. In addition to Taylor going 3-for-3 with a walk,
Matt Sherrill, Bubba Noro, and Greg Smucker each had two hits. McCowat,
Sherrill, and Ryan Doyle drove in the other Titan runs.
The Titans take on regular season champs, Broad Run, in Ashburn on Tuesday night. Game time is 7 pm.
Heritage Reports:
The
Dominion bats were powerful from the 1st pitch today, chasing Heritage
Starter John Rogerson from the game after only 2/3 of an inning. Chris
Taylor hit a 450 + foot home run in the first to left center, clearing
not only the 50 foot baseball fence, but the Right center field
softball fence as well. He followed that with another bomb in the 2nd
inning before being intentionally walked in his next at bat. He added a
double in his final at bat of the day. McCowat gets the win for Dominion
Rogerson 2/3 inning, 3 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 3 H Lewkovich 5 1/3 innings, 4 R, 3 ER, 3 K, 1 BB, 1 IBB, HBP, 8 H
Peters 1-4
Reed 0-4 2K
Rogerson 2-3 R
Harvey 2-3 R, K, 3b, RBI
Clayton 0-2 2k, BB
Zarobila 0-3 K
Hoffman 0-1 K, BB
Chris Taylor smacked two home runs including an estimated 450-foot shot
that cleared the 50-foot baseball safety fence in left-center and the
softball fence as well. Geoff McCowat picked up the win with Taylor
closing it out.
Klemm 0-1
Massey 0-2 2 K, BB
Polkowski 0-2 K
Flinton 1-1
Pride finish the season 8-13
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Posted on 17 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
The Raiders report:
LCHS 6 HHS 4 7 inns
LCHS is 16-3 overall, and advance to District Semi-Finals Tuesday 5/20/2008
Lindsey Holtz pitched a complete game, giving-up 2 ER, and scattering 8 hits
Offense:
Rochelle Latka was 1-3, with a RBI double and 2 R’s
Lindsey Holtz was 2-3 with a RBI and 1 R
Holly Norris was 1-3, with a RBI double
Kristen Gorman added 1 run scored and 2 BB
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Posted on 17 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
3-1
Broad Run: Three Spartan champs advance
Loudoun County: No. 6 boys soccer lowest seed to win Saturday!
Park View: Pats go 3-for-3 at home
2-2
Briar Woods: Falcon spring teams gain respect
Dominion: Baseball advances for first time ever
Potomac Falls: Baseball, Girls soccer look to repeat regional run
1-3
Heritage: Pride boys soccer the line bright spot Saturday
0-4
Freedom: Eagles still building spring foundation
What if we added the previously played lacrosse quarterfinals?
Here is the breakdown:
1. Broad Run 5-1
2. Dominion 4-2
3. Heritage 3-3
3. Loudoun County 3-3
3. Park View 3-3
3. Potomac Falls 3-3
7. Briar Woods 2-4
8. Freedom 0-6
Park View teams did not qualify for LAX quarterfinals but were counted as losses for purposes of equality.
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Posted on 16 May 2008 by donna0427.
By Michael “Moe” Murphy
Special to LoudounPrepSports.com
Leesburg (May 16, 2008) – The Broad Run High School boys track and field team captured their second consecutive AA Dulles District Track & Field championship as expected on Thursday in Leesburg, out-distancing runner-up Potomac Falls, 150 to 130.
The girl’s competition, however, held just a bit of a surprise as the Heritage Pride girls came from behind to knock off defending district and AA state champion Park View.
As the final team scores were announced the Pride girl’s team huddled just past the start / finish line. As the second place team was announced (Park View) the Pride team and fans erupted as Heritage was called to accept the girl’s team trophy.
Heritage finished with 124.50 points to Park View’s 111. Potomac Falls was third with 92.
“I think our depth really paid off,” Heritage girls coach Katie Boring said. “We didn’t win all the events, but we had a lot of second and third place finishes. Park View is an amazing team; our relays set records to help us pull out the victory. It was a total team effort.”
The Pride girls 4×100 and 4×400 relays each set meet records. The 4×100 clocked at 50.29 while the 4×400 ran 4:03.05.
In all Heritage had 11 different girls score points in the meet with Bria Nunley (triple jump) and Jazlynn Finney (long jump) the only individual winners. Finney and Devon Anderson-Farmer led the way for the Pride with Finney also taking second in the 200, third in the 100 and she ran on the 4×100.
Anderson-Farmer was second in the high jump, second in the 100 hurdles, third in the 300 hurdles and ran on the 4×400 team. It was in the 300 hurdles that a big swing took place in the meet as Kenice Brown and Anderson-Farmer finished 2-3, just ahead of two Patriot runners. That was 14 points for Heritage in that event and six for Park View. Switch around those points and Park View would have won the meet 119 to 116.5.
Of course there were points to be gained and lost in every event. Heritage had a knack all day in picking up solid third and fourth place finishes.
Also scoring points for Heritage were sisters Emma and Hannah McLaughlin with Emma fourth in the 200, third in the 400, tied for sixth in the high jump and a member of the 4×100, while Hannah was second in the 400 and on both the 4×400 and third place 4×800 relay. Angie Cerimele was fourth in the 800 and on two relays, Jordan Gold placed third in the 3200 and fourth in the 1600.
Brown was also on two relays and Nunley was on the 4×100. Amy Taylor and Amanda Ward were on the 4×800 and Charnele Hearns was fifth in the shot put.
The Broad Run boys used a combination of throws, jumps, and speed to capture their second consecutive boy’s title.
“Our jumpers scored the highest total in history of our school yesterday with 56 points,” Broad Run boys coach Mike Hitzges said. “We also set a record in throwing with 26 points. Coaches John Casele and Jessica Read did a great job and those competitors from yesterday were a big part of our victory today. It was a total team effort with our athletes and coaches.”
Broad Run had 11 athletes score in individual events including Rashawn Hugg who was first in the 200 and 400 and runner-up on the 100, Sam Saidi with second place in the high jump and long jump and third in the triple jump, James Escano with a first in the shot and second in the discus and Nick Salgado who was third in both hurdle races and fourth in the triple jump.
The Spartans also had a good day from the middle distance “Eric’s” … Eric Nelson second in the 800 and Eric Hiatt fourth in the 800. They teamed with Kevin Clark and Terry Taylor to take the 4×400 relay.
Several meet records fell over the two day event. Heritage High School will be hosting next week’s Region II track and field championships on May 21 at 1 p.m.
“We are very excited about hosting the Regionals next week,” Boring said. “I think some of the athletes that excelled today will also stand out in the Regionals.”
Notes: Jennifer Weatherly captured three events, winning the 100, 200 and 400 meters with a record 59.29 in the 400 … Brooke Thompson won both the 100 and 300 hurdles … The 800 meters featured a fabulous finish with PF’s Ariana Jones nipping her teammate Christina Lee and Park View’s Megan Barnes at the tape. Jones clocked 2:22.48 to Lee’s 2:22.70 and Barnes was at 2:22.76.
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Posted on 16 May 2008 by donna0427.
Track and Field Sponsored by Potomac River Running
By Michael “Moe” Murphy
Leesburg (May 16, 2008) – The Broad Run High School boys track and field team captured their second consecutive AA Dulles District Track & Field championship as expected on Thursday in Leesburg, out-distancing runner-up Potomac Falls, 150 to 130.
The girl’s competition, however, held just a bit of a surprise as the Heritage Pride girls came from behind to knock off defending district and AA state champion Park View.
As the final team scores were announced the Pride girl’s team huddled just past the start / finish line. As the second place team was announced (Park View) the Pride team and fans erupted as Heritage was called to accept the girl’s team trophy.
Heritage finished with 124.50 points to Park View’s 111. Potomac Falls was third with 92.
“I think our depth really paid off,” Heritage girls coach Katie Boring said. “We didn’t win all the events, but we had a lot of second and third place finishes. Park View is an amazing team; our relays set records to help us pull out the victory. It was a total team effort.”
The Pride girls 4×100 and 4×400 relays each set meet records. The 4×100 clocked at 50.29 while the 4×400 ran 4:03.05.
In all Heritage had 11 different girls score points in the meet with Bria Nunley (triple jump) and Jazlynn Finney (long jump) the only individual winners. Finney and Devon Anderson-Farmer led the way for the Pride with Finney also taking second in the 200, third in the 100 and she ran on the 4×100.
Anderson-Farmer was second in the high jump, second in the 100 hurdles, third in the 300 hurdles and ran on the 4×400 team. It was in the 300 hurdles that a big swing took place in the meet as Kenice Brown and Anderson-Farmer finished 2-3, just ahead of two Patriot runners. That was 14 points for Heritage in that event and six for Park View. Switch around those points and Park View would have won the meet 119 to 116.5.
Of course there were points to be gained and lost in every event. Heritage had a knack all day in picking up solid third and fourth place finishes.
Also scoring points for Heritage were sisters Emma and Hannah McLaughlin with Emma fourth in the 200, third in the 400, tied for sixth in the high jump and a member of the 4×100, while Hannah was second in the 400 and on both the 4×400 and third place 4×800 relay. Angie Cerimele was fourth in the 800 and on two relays, Jordan Gold placed third in the 3200 and fourth in the 1600.
Brown was also on two relays and Nunley was on the 4×100. Amy Taylor and Amanda Ward were on the 4×800 and Charnele Hearns was fifth in the shot put.
The Broad Run boys used a combination of throws, jumps, and speed to capture their second consecutive boy’s title.
“Our jumpers scored the highest total in history of our school yesterday with 56 points,” Broad Run boys coach Mike Hitzges said. “We also set a record in throwing with 26 points. Coaches John Casele and Jessica Read did a great job and those competitors from yesterday were a big part of our victory today. It was a total team effort with our athletes and coaches.”
Broad Run had 11 athletes score in individual events including Rashawn Hugg who was first in the 200 and 400 and runner-up on the 100, Sam Saidi with second place in the high jump and long jump and third in the triple jump, James Escano with a first in the shot and second in the discus and Nick Salgado who was third in both hurdle races and fourth in the triple jump.
The Spartans also had a good day from the middle distance “Eric’s” … Eric Nelson second in the 800 and Eric Hiatt fourth in the 800. They teamed with Kevin Clark and Terry Taylor to take the 4×400 relay.
Several meet records fell over the two day event. Heritage High School will be hosting next week’s Region II track and field championships on May 21 at 1 p.m.
“We are very excited about hosting the Regionals next week,” Boring said. “I think some of the athletes that excelled today will also stand out in the Regionals.”
Notes: Jennifer Weatherly captured three events, winning the 100, 200 and 400 meters with a record 59.29 in the 400 … Brooke Thompson won both the 100 and 300 hurdles … The 800 meters featured a fabulous finish with PF’s Ariana Jones nipping her teammate Christina Lee and Park View’s Megan Barnes at the tape. Jones clocked 2:22.48 to Lee’s 2:22.70 and Barnes was at 2:22.76.
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Posted on 16 May 2008 by donna0427.
We sent the LPS Monkey into the wildnerness with nothing but a
poncho, a dozen bananas, a Swiss army knife and iPod filled with
nothing but BeeGee tunes … and this is what he returned with …
Updated May 16, 2008 @ 1 p.m.
Congratulations to Broad Run High School the 2008 Dulles District champion
Congratulations to Broad Run High School the 2008 Dulles District champion
Congratulations to Heritage High School the 2008 Dulles District champion
Congratulations to Broad Run High School the 2008 Dulles District champion
Congratulations
to Broad Run High School, George Mason High School and Heritage High
School the 2008 Dulles District tri-champions
Congratulations to Broad Run High School the 2008 Dulles District champion
Congratulations to Park View High School the 2008 Dulles District champion
Congratulations to Heritage’s Meleah Nassar the 2008 Dulles District singles champion
Congratulations to Loudoun County’s Megan Hurley and Kerry Sarver the 2008 Dulles District doubles champions
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