Posted on 08 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
The
Heritage girls were the only low seed to defeat a higher seed as the
No. 6 Pride knocked off Leesburg rival and No. 3 seed LC, 15-1. The top
two seeds, Broad Run and Potomac Falls, easily advance with the
Spartans blitzing Freedom, 21-2, and PF beating a feisty BW team, 13-6.
Monday’s Schedule (if BR wins, the only semifinal winner qualifies for regional)
Dominion @ Broad Run, 7:30 p.m.
Heritage @ Potomac Falls, 7:30 p.m.
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Posted on 08 May 2008 by donna0427.
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Posted on 07 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
(May 7, 2008) – Heritage High School boys lacrosse coach Jason “Choppy” Burke was stuck on jury duty Tuesday but things got a lot better later in the day. First his Pride defeated Briar Woods, 20-5, in the final game of the AA Dulles District regular season to throw the district into a three-way tie for first with Broad Run and George Mason.
Normally the district picks its two representatives to the Region II tournament by handing an automatic bid to the regular-season title winner and selecting the other team via the tournament. With three teams tied, no automatic bid will be handed out this season and the tournament will decide both reginoal teams. Seeding for the tournament, which starts Thursday with quarterfinal action, was drawn by lot and Heritage drew No. 1 followed by George Mason No. 2 and Broad Run No. 3.
“I swerved all over Sycolin Road when I got the news,” relayed Burke about his team’s good draw.
Briar Woods at Heritage
***Continued from 4/26***
Heritage- 20
Briar Woods-5
Briar Woods (5th Seed)
Heritage (1st Seed in the Tournament)
1st- 3-2 HHS Half-12-4 HHS 3rd-19-4 HHS Final- 20-5 HHS
Scoring (Briar Woods)
O’Neill (1g)
Davidson (2g,1a)
Frantz (1g)
Carmean (2a)
Saves (Briar Woods)
Bukovac (6)
Gale (4)
Heritage Scoring
Stambules (5g,5a)
Walsh (3g,2a)
McCarthy, B. (3g)
Rossie (1g,2a)
Gallagher, East and Broderick (2g)
Cadwell and Smith (1g)
Carey (2a)
Goalie Saves
Barton (5)
Maney (1)
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Posted on 07 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
In other baseball action, Heritage beat Freedom, 13-3 in five innings,
and Loudoun Valley defeated Battlefield in the Cedar Run District, 6-4.
And … LC and BW combined for 40 runs as the Raiders won a marathon
game, 24-16!
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Posted on 07 May 2008 by donna0427.
May 7, 2008) – Heritage High School boys lacrosse coach Jason “Choppy” Burke was stuck on jury duty Tuesday but things got a lot better later in the day. First his Pride defeated Briar Woods, 20-5, in the final game of the AA Dulles District regular season to throw the district into a three-way tie for first with Broad Run and George Mason.
Normally the district picks its two representatives to the Region II tournament by handing an automatic bid to the regular-season title winner and selecting the other team via the tournament. With three teams tied, no automatic bid will be handed out this season and the tournament will decide both reginoal teams. Seeding for the tournament, which starts Thursday with quarterfinal action, was drawn by lot and Heritage drew No. 1 followed by George Mason No. 2 and Broad Run No. 3.
“I swerved all over Sycolin Road when I got the news,” relayed Burke about his team’s good draw.
Briar Woods at Heritage
***Continued from 4/26***
Heritage- 20
Briar Woods-5
Briar Woods (5th Seed)
Heritage (1st Seed in the Tournament)
1st- 3-2 HHS Half-12-4 HHS 3rd-19-4 HHS Final- 20-5 HHS
Scoring (Briar Woods)
O’Neill (1g)
Davidson (2g,1a)
Frantz (1g)
Carmean (2a)
Saves (Briar Woods)
Bukovac (6)
Gale (4)
Heritage Scoring
Stambules (5g,5a)
Walsh (3g,2a)
McCarthy, B. (3g)
Rossie (1g,2a)
Gallagher, East and Broderick (2g)
Cadwell and Smith (1g)
Carey (2a)
Goalie Saves
Barton (5)
Maney (1)
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Posted on 07 May 2008 by donna0427.
The Heritage High School boys soccer team took care of business Tuesday
night, defeating Freedom 3-0 and then the Pride got a lot of help as
second place teams Broad Run and Park View battled to a 2-2 tie and
fourth place Potomac Falls failed to make a move as the Panthers fell
to Dominion, 2-0.
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Posted on 06 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
(May 6, 2008) – First the lightning a week ago Saturday postponed the Briar Woods vs. Heritage boys lacrosse match and then Monday the two teams were unable to resume the match in the first quarter because of a lack of officials. The Falcons and Pride will try again Tuesday.
A win by Heritage leaves a three-way tie for first with Broad Run and George Mason already clinching a share of the title. If the Pride prevail, then lots will be drawn to determine district tournament seeding and the tournament will determine both teams advancing to regional play. If BW wins, then Broad Run would get the No. 1 seed and a regional bid due to the Spartans win over GM.
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Posted on 06 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
The game ended in a 1-1 tie after Freedom’s Aly Gazarek scored a dramatic goal to send the match into overtime.
Heritage’s goal was scored by Bre Lewis, a junior who recently announced she is going to play college soccer at Division I Florida Atlantic, at 38:17 of the first half unassisted.
Gazarek, who will play at South Florida next year, scored with 15 seconds left in the game from 35 yards out on a direct free kick to tie the game.
It was a very physical affair with two yello and one red card for Freedom and one red card for Heritage.
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Posted on 05 May 2008 by donna0427.
By: Dan Sousa
Sterling (May 5, 2008) – Heritage High School’s Meleah Nassar swept Briar Wood’s Elissa in straight sets Monday, 6-0, 6-0 to claim the AA Dulles District singles championship. Both girls will advance to the Region II tournament.
Nassar defeated Megan Hurley of Loudoun County, 6-3, 6-0 in the semifinals while Kim took Carla Wong of Freedom, 6-1, 6-0.
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Sterling (May 5, 2008) – Briar Woods’s Stephen Law and Potomac Falls’s Andrew Morris advanced to the finals of the AA Dulles District singles tournament Monday with quick semifinal wins.
On the girls side, Heritage’s Meleah Nassar and Briar Woods’s Elissa Kim advanced. The finals were scheduled for 5 p.m. Monday with the girls at Potomac Falls and boys at Dominion.
Law defeated Broad Run’s Max Kadykaev 6-0, 6-1 and Morris handled Heritage’s Jordan Gupp 6-3, 6-1.
Nassar dispatched LC’s Megan Hurley and Kim defeated Freedom’s Carla Wong.
All four players in the finals will also advance to the Region II tournament.
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