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Recognizing Football’s “Most Dedicated”
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Boys Hoops: Potomac Falls 74, Heritage 58
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Wrestling: 16 Junior Varsity Wrestlers Unbeaten
Posted on 12 December 2008 by .
After two weeks of AA Dulles District JV jamborees the following wrestlers are 4-0 on the season.
Briar Woods
Dwayne Timbers
Jordan Lutz
Broad Run
Ryan Schnupp
Dominion
Mitchell Sandoe
Freedom
Luis Smith
Kyle Thornburgh
Daniel Constantino
Chris Freda
Heritage
Omid Barat
Tanner Langmead
AJ Smith
Eric Acton
Derek Garcia
Pablo Garcia
Zach Zedan
Chris Belin
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Hoops: Friday Night Scoreboard
Posted on 12 December 2008 by .
Boys Basketball
Dominion 65, Freedom 51
Park View 78, Loudoun County 72
Potomac Falls 74, Heritage 58
Osbourn Park 65, Loudoun Valley 51
Broad Run 75, Briar Woods 70
Girls Basketball
Freedom 77, Dominion 29
Loudoun County 80, Park View 55
Heritage @ Potomac Falls
Osbourn Park 50, Loudoun Valley 33
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Girls Hoops: LPS 2008-09 Season Preview
Posted on 11 December 2008 by .
LoudounPrepSports.com 2008-09 Girls Basketball Preview
AA Dulles District
2007-08 Rewind: Loudoun County and Freedom were the top two teams in the area last season with the Raiders defeating the Eagles twice in the regular season before Freedom upended LC, 70-66, in the final regular season contest to stop a 17-game Raider winning streak. It was no surprise then that the two teams would meet for the Dulles District tournament championship and it appeared that the Eagles would take the title on their home floor but sophomore Alissa Kain’s buzzer beater gave the Raiders the thrilling 48-47 victory. While Freedom went on to defeat Western Albemarle on the road in the regional quarterfinals, both teams fell one win shy of qualifying for the state tournament in heartbreaking fashion as Freedom lost to Brentsville on a shot in the final seconds, 52-51, and LC lost to Charlottesville in overtime, 64-62 … Broad Run went 10-4 in district but suffered through a late January slump, dropping three of four to LC, Freedom and Briar Woods. The Spartans only managed 27 points in a tournament semifinal loss to Freedom … Briar Woods had the best year in school history with a 14-8 record and 8-6 Dulles mark. The Falcons defeated Park View in the first round of the playoffs, 48-44, but fell to LC in the semifinals by eight points … Park View took a step back, going .500 in district (7-7) after compiling an 11-3 mark the year before. The Patriots finished the season with five losses in six games, including back-to-back defeats to BW in the final regular season game and tournament quarterfinals … Dominion, Heritage and Potomac Falls managed to combined for six district wins, all in contests against each other … In AAA, Loudoun Valley struggled at the start, going 2-9, but the Vikes improved and defeated a Liberty team in the Cedar Run District quarterfinals that had blown them out by 23 points in December. Valley just missed qualifying for regionals, losing to Osbourn Park by four points in the semifinals … Stone Bridge went 10 games under .500 and had just three wins in the Liberty District.
2008 Outlook
Coaches: Almost half of the area coaches are either in their first season (Dave Morris of Briar Woods and Chris Jones of Stone Bridge) or second season (Anthony Long of Heritage and Jen Picoolomoni of Loudoun Valley) with their teams. While Lynn Ewald starts his third season at Potomac Falls, three area coaches are strarting a fourth season, the first year that all players have come through the school since they started: Anne Gasser at Dominion, Jason Eldredge at Freedom and Kim Grigley at Park View. The dean of local girls coaches are Mike O’Hara at Broad Run (eight seasons) and Kevin Reed at Loudoun County (seven seasons)
Preseason Coaches Poll: Before the seaon got underway two weeks ago, we asked the Dulles District coaches, how they saw the race shaping up. Here are the results:
1. Freedom
2. Loudoun County
3. Briar Woods
4. Potomac Falls
5. Park View
6. Broad Run
7. Heritage
8. Dominion
Since Freedom defeaed Loudoun County in a non-district game in a tournament in Fauquier, then their top ranking by the coaches is valid
LPS Editor Dan Sousa puts his spin on the Dulles District: It is the perfect storm for Freedom High School as the Eagles not only have the most talent returning (Kelsey Buchanan, Meixandra Porter and Dionna Scott forming a powerful trio) to a team that just missed the state tournament but Freedom will compete in the postseason in Division 3 which puts them away from teams such as Loudoun County and Brentsville and Charlottesville and Western Albemarle — all playoff teams in 2007-08. Expect LC, as usual, to challenge for a district regular-season and tournament title. Raider Brittany Batts should challenge for district Player of the Year honors. Briar Woods was expected to take another step forward but new coach Dave Morris lost two starters early, Krysta Gardner who is not playing so she can concentrate on volleyball and another starter who dropped on the first day of practice. The Falcons with Kim Bell should still be top four in the district. Potomac Falls was picked by some to be top four this season but an early district loss to Heritage shows the Panthers still have some work to do. Broad Run is rebuilding and young. Park View may be the biggest unknown at this point in district and Heritage and Dominion are looking to turn the corner from tough seasons a year ago.
In AAA, Loudoun Valley is fighting the injury bug and will need a full healthy squad to compete in the competitive Cedar Run District … Stone Bridge has a new coach in former BR assistant Chris Jones and he will have to make do with an undersized squad against some good Liberty District teams.
Team by Team Look
AA Dulles District
Briar Woods
Ashburn (school opened 2005)
2007-08 Record: 8-6 district, 15-9 overall
3-Year snapshot: 13-28 in district, 24-45 overall
Coach: Dave Morris (1st season)
Key losses: Krysta Gardner, did not come out to concentrate on volleyball; Sierra White, a starter as a sophomore, is not playing this season.
Key Returners: Kim Bell, Aminah Aziz, Erica Kiechlin and Ashley Adams.
Newcomers to Watch: Brittany Gilbert.
Morris on his team’s outlook: “We have three juniors and two at this poin are looking to start while the third will be coming in early each game. Most of our squad is made up of sophomore, five of our 11. Adams, who started at point last year, will lead the team while the incoming freshman will look to surprise a lot of opponents with their natural freel for the game. Our outlook is to improve throughout the season while trying to stay in the top half of district play.”
Morris on district race: “Freedom and Loudoun County look to be the strongest teams while it may be a rat race for the third slot.”
Broad Run Spartans
Ashburn (school opened 1969)
2007-08 Record: 10-4 district, 15-9 overall
3-Year snapshot: 36-6 in district, 52-26 overall
Coach: Mike O’Hara (8th season)
Key losses: Alexis Campbell, Holly King
Key Returners: Hailey Johnson, Maggie Andricosky, Chelsea Gantt, Morgan Roehling
Newcomers to Watch: none listed
O’Hara on his team’s outlook: “Rebuilding, hope to get better with each game.”
Costello on district race: “Competitive with Freedom and County at the top.”
Dominion Titans
Sterling (school opened 2003)
2007-08 Record: 2-12 in district, 5-18 overall
3-Year snapshot: 13-29 district, 20-49 overall
Coach: Anne Gasser (4th year)
Key losses: TJ Jones, Aly Reed, Deedee Fryar and Kate Gooding. Also. Lauryn
Hutchinson did not return to play this season.
Key Returners: Says Gasser: “Once again we have a young team. We have three seniors who will see a lot of playing time. They are Alex Long, Haley “Patty” Patterson, and Kathleen Carter. Colleen Reynolds and Haley Landry are our other returning players from last years squad.”
Newcomers to Watch: Imani Smith 6’1 freshman, Jasmine Thomas, 5’5 Jr guard, and Amber Clemmons Soph 5’8 forward. Other players include Jumana Abu-ghanam 5’7 post, Latisha Baker 5’6 guard, Anshu Pal Soph 5’3 guard, Brittanne Gasser 5’8 freshman guard
Gasser on her team’s outlook: “We will be tested early against teams like Garfield ,Hylton, and WT Woodson.”
Freedom Eagles
South Riding (school opened 2005)
2007-08 Record: 12-2 district, 20-7 overall
3-Year snapshot: 21-20 district, 36-37 overall
Coach: Jason Eldredge (4th year)
Key losses: Alicen Heinrich
Key Returners: Meixandra Porter (Colorado State signee), Kelsey Buchanan, Dionna Scott.
Newcomers to Watch:
Weeren on his team’s outlook: See video interview
Weeren on district race: See video interview
Heritage Pride
Leesburg (school opened in 2002)
2007-08 Record: 1-13 disrict, 3-19 overall
3-Year Snapshot: 10-32 district, 19-50 overall
Coach: Anthony Long (1st year)
Key losses: Brianna Mitchell -Senior, Ceara Scott – trasnferred
Key Returners: Necole Sterling, Danielle Launi, Kristen Pappalardo, Erika Grabbi ( Only 4 returning from team).
Newcomers to Watch: Chelsea Paskowski- from Jv, Hannah Mclaughlin- Did not play last year
Long on team’s outlook: “Very young team, looking to push the pace and run as much
as possible. Hope to turn things around
this year and move up in the district.“
Long on district race: “VERY competitive and wide open.”
Loudoun County Raiders
Leesburg (school opened 1954)
2007-08 Record: 13-1 district, 22-4 overall
3-Year snapshot: 37-5 district, 67-14 overall
Coach: Kevin Reed (7th season)
Key losses: Dulles District Player of Year Samantha Akers – scholarship athlete to University of Pitt-Johnstown but has transferred to play at DIII Christopher Newport University this second semester, Amy Williams 67-14 career record
Key Returners: Kerry Sarver, 7 pts, 4 assist, 3 steals, Kendra Holmes, 9 pts, 10 rbs – one of the most athletice players in Region II, Alissa Kain – can play any position on the floor and tough, Brittany Batts, 15 pts, 71% FT shooter as freshman, amazing shooter
Newcomers to Watch: Freshman class is quick, big, and intelligent. If they can mature quickly, then LC will have great depth. Players on verge of breaking out: Says Reed: “The four key returners all had good games last year, and I think they are well known in the County, however, Alissa Kain is ready to have an even bigger impact on our team and in the District. She is mature and ready to help keep this team at the top. Also, Jocie Collins was a varsity player as a freshman, and this year she is ready to step up and give the Lady Raiders substantial help on both ends of the court. The Freshman Class is also ready to have an immediate impact. It should be fun!”
Reed on his team’s outlook: “Strengths: Quickness and a core group of girls who knows how to win. Areas to improve: Players playing multiple positions, rebounding, new faces stepping up on the varsity level. Season Hinges On: No one getting injured and the team playing as “one unit”.
Reed on district race: “Team goals: The goal at LCHS is to always to win the Dulles District title. This year’s team is no different. Lady Raiders expect to go to the next level of Regions and States.”
Park View Patriots
Sterling (school opened 1976)
2007-08 Record: 7-7 district, 12-11 overall
3-Year snapshot: 28-14 district, 42-31 overall
Coach: Kim Grigley (4th year)
Key losses: Lauren Tomlinson and Julia Anyaugo
Key Returners: Rachael Miller, Megan Barnes and Karita Brown
Newcomers to Watch: none listed
Grigle on team’s outlook: “We plan to be very competitive throughout the
season with a “Winners never quit” attitude!”
Potomac Falls Panthers
Sterling (school opened in 1997)
2007-08 Record: 3-11 district, 6-17 overall
3-Year snapshot: 9-33 district, 15-54 overall
Coach: Lynn Ewald (3rd year)
Key losses: Keisha Carter and Katie Hibson. Both graduated.
Key Returners: Sara Hibson, Raven Short, Jasmin Jefferies, Symone Berry.
Newcomers to Watch: Rebecca Perez and Kayla Stephens (JV).
Ewald on team’s outlook: “Good returning core. Planning to build on last year.”
Ewald on district race: “I think the district is pretty open this year. Freedom and County will be up towards the top. I think the rest of the teams could finish pretty much anywhere in the district.”
AAA Teams
Cedar Run District
Loudoun Valley Vikings
Purcellville (school opened in 1962)
2007-08 Record: 5-9 district, 8-13 overall
3-Year Snapshot: 5-9 district (Vikes did not play district schedule while in National District), 37-29 overall
Coach: Jen Piccolomini (2nd year)
Key losses: Perrin Raudabaugh
Key Returners: Jessica Mullen (SR) G, Kayla Sweet (JR) G, DiDi Haraci (JR) F, Brea Calhoun (JR) F, Chrystal Oden (JR) F.
Liberty District
Stone Bridge Bulldogs
Ashburn (school opened 2000)
2007-08 Record: 3-11 district, 6-17 overall
3-year Snapshot: 20-22 district, 35-38 overall
Coach: Chris Jones (1st year)
Key losses: Graduated five seniors including Naiomi Session; Soph Blair Brady – moved to Seattle
Newcomers to Watch: Cori Prince – excellent 3 point shooter – sophomore from JV; Sara Stancik – solid screener, does all the little things – Junior from JV.
Jones on team’s outlook: “Our goal is to get better every day and develop into a solid team by midseason. The girls are really working hard and adjusting well to a new system, but it does take some time. I don’t want to predict wins or losses because of inexperience in this district. With us, we have to show up and play well every game or we could lose to any team in our district. If we can build a solid foundation with pressure defense and improve as the year goes on with our offense, we will be able to compete and gain confidence as the year goes on. We are a small team so tenacity and work ethic are two things we are stressing that can help make up for some of the height deficit we may face. Also, being fundamentally sound is important for our team to succeed. We have a hard working, scrappy bunch of girls who want to start winning basketball games and are taking the necessary steps to do that.”
Green on district race: “Since this is my first year at Stone Bridge , I am not as familiar with the district as other coaches. I do know Woodson is always good and presents problems with their height. Madison is always strong and McLean should be very good this year.”
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Fall Sports: Heritage Fall Sports Awards
Posted on 09 December 2008 by .
Heritage High School Fall Sports Awards
Click photo icon for pictures of some of the winners
Heritage High School has named the following award winners for the fall 2008 sports season:
Cheer
Coaches Award: Tanesha Simmons
Most Valuable Teammate (MVT): Judi Chapman
Boys’ Cross Country
Coaches Award: Matt Holton
MVT: Josh Klug
Girls’ Cross Country
Coaches Award: Grace Corapi
MVT: Lauren Stephens
Football
Coaches Award: Danny Offei
MVT:Ross Madison
Golf
Coaches Award: Paige Pomerene
MVT Award: Tierney Stangohr
Volleyball
Coaches Award: Skye Young
MVT: Ashley Scott
Heritage High School Sportsmanship Award winners:
Girl: Loucita Fuhrmann
Boy: Thomas Ewing
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Gymnastics: Broad Run Captures Dulles District Quad
Posted on 09 December 2008 by .
South Riding (Dec. 8, 2008) – Broad Run High School captured its second straight gymnastics meet of the 2008-09 season with a victory in a AA Dulles District quad meet this week.
The Spartans scored 125 points to finish ahead of Freedom (119.8), Heritage (103.9) and Loudoun County (102.55).
Spartan Brittany Crichton captured the All-around with a 33.45, the second highest score reported this season by an area gymnast. LC’s Jessie Sheehan was second with a 32.250.
7, Heritage 103.9
2, Jessie Sheehan (LC) 33.45
Heritage Report: The Heritage team was lead by senior Lauren Cassarly who placed 11th on vault and 1st on the beam (meeting qualifying standards for regionals on both events).
Seniors Natasha GLoger contributed to the team score on beam, floor and bars. Senior Ariane Chretien placed 11th in the all around, and 9th on floor. Junior Bria Nunley placed 5th on vault (meeting a regional qualifying score), 7th on bars and 7th on beam. Sophomore LE Lloyd contributed to the team score on vault, bars and floor. Competiting for
the first time in a high school meet were Junior Nina Pender and Freshman Emily Hays who’s scores helped the team to finish in third place.
The team’s next competition will be on Saturday at the Bobcat Invitational at Battlefield High School.
Loudoun County Report: The Raider Team was lead by Senior Jessie Sheehan who finished 2nd in the all around, 5th on bars, 2nd on vault, 2nd on floor and 6th on beam. Senior Liz Asai finished 9th on beam, 14th on vault, 2nd on bars, 3rd in the all around and 1st on floor. Junior Melody Akins placed 13th on floor. Freshman Jessica Drews placed 5th in the all around, 6th on bars, 8th on floor, 5th on beam and 2nd on vault. The team will next compete in the Bobcat Invitational at Battlefield High School on Saturday, December 13th.
All Around Competition | |||||||
Gymnast | School | Vault | Bars | Beam | Floor | Total | Place |
Brittany Crichton | Broad Run | 8.400 | 8.600 | 8.500 | 7.950 | 33.450 | 1 |
Jessie Sheehan | Loudoun County | 8.600 | 7.600 | 7.900 | 8.150 | 32.250 | 2 |
Alexis Chaet | Freedom | 8.600 | 7.700 | 8.200 | 7.400 | 31.900 | 3 |
Liz Asai | Loudoun County | 8.200 | 7.950 | 7.500 | 8.250 | 31.900 | 3 |
Jessica Drews | Loudoun County | 8.600 | 7.350 | 8.000 | 7.550 | 31.500 | 5 |
Crystal Noschese | Broad Run | 8.500 | 6.700 | 8.200 | 7.850 | 31.250 | 6 |
Nicole Pyle | Broad Run | 8.450 | 7.750 | 6.700 | 7.700 | 30.600 | 7 |
Shannon Landry | Freedom | 8.200 | 5.700 | 7.700 | 7.600 | 29.200 | 8 |
Melanie Hartman | Broad Run | 8.200 | 6.600 | 6.800 | 7.600 | 29.200 | 8 |
Kati Wright | Broad Run | 7.500 | 6.100 | 7.100 | 6.800 | 27.500 | 10 |
Ariane Chretien | Heritage | 8.200 | 4.900 | 5.500 | 7.500 | 26.100 | 11 |
Team Scores | |||||||
School | Vault | Bars | Beam | Floor | Total | Place | |
Broad Run | 33.650 | 29.650 | 30.600 | 31.100 | 125.000 | 1 | |
Freedom | 34.150 | 26.200 | 30.000 | 29.450 | 119.800 | 2 | |
Heritage | 33.000 | 20.200 | 26.500 | 24.200 | 103.900 | 3 | |
Loudoun County | 25.400 | 22.900 | 23.400 | 30.850 | 102.550 | 4 | |
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LoudounPrepSports Wrestling Round-up
Posted on 08 December 2008 by .
LoudounPrepSports Dec. 6 Weekend Wrestling Round-up
(Coaches: email your results to Dan Sousa at dsousa@digitalsports.com to get your team in our round-ups)
Heritage Wins Second Annual Duals; Smith Earns Win No. 100; Raiders go 4-1 at Event
The Pride improved to 9-0-1 on the season with a perfect afternoon at their second annual duals sponsored by Holton Design custom t-shirts & graphics, and by Carr Automotive & Fleet Service. Jimmy Jurado (team captain/145 pounds) was the only Pride wrestler to go 5-0 on the day. Justin Smith (125) picked up his milestone 100th career win but lost for the first time this season due to a DQ but improves his career record to 103-8. Smith also won the team tournament MVP award.
Teams at the meet included: Heritage, Loudoun County, Clarke County, Liberty-Bealeton, King George, Central Woodstock, J.E.B. Stuart and Handley.
Pride Results
Heritage Defeated Jeb Stuart 41-33
Heritage Defeated Handley 60-18
Heritage Defeated King George 63-18
Heritage Defeated Clark County 47-21
Heritage Defeated Liberty-Bealeton (championship round) 54-18
HHS Wrester’s 12/6/08 records
103- Akeel Channer (2-3)
112- David Ellis (3-2)
119- Mathew Holton (3-2)
125- Justin Smith (4-1)
130- Justin Vargas (4-1)
135- FFT
140-Sean Dunn (4-0)
140-Collin Rafter(2-0)
145- Jimmy Jurado (5-0) (Team Captain)
152-Cody Wheless (2-3)
160-Billy Wisman (2-0)
160-Sean Grimmett (3-0)
171-Michael Houman (4-0)
171- Kevin James (4-0)
189- John Averys (3-2)
215-John Vargas (4-1)
215-Matt Wolf (2-0)
285- Gavin Hunt (4-1)
More Results from the Heritage Duals:
Loudoun County: Team record 4-1
Tyler Anthony (1122) and Robert Griffin (160) went 5-0 ….
Handley-
Final Score: John Handley __58_ King George__24_
Final Score: John Handley __24_ Heritage __60___
Final Score: John Handley _29__ JEB Stuart _48__
Final Score: John Handley __48_ Loudoun Co. _30__
Final Score: John Handley _36____ Central __48___
Clarke County:
Final Score: Clarke County – 42- Central- 32
Final Score: Clarke County—53 Jeb Stuart-36
Final Score: Clarke County- 52- Liberty-30
Final Score: Clarke County- 21- Heritage- 47
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Vikes Open Strong with Dual Win and
The Valley Wrestling team won it’s home opener last Thursday against Central Square High School from New York and and followed it up by winning the Dudley Martin Classic at Brentsville High School.
The Vikes won won the Dudley Martin Invitational over the weekend by defeating seven other schools. According to coach Troy Mezzatesta, “The entire crew wrestled tough and literally pinned their way to another tournament championship.”
The tournament awards was delayed as Loudoun Valley and Crosby of Richmond stood deadlocked and tournament officials had to go to pin criteria. The Vikings had eight more pins than Crosby and were declared team champions.
Freshman David Garvis went undefeated and was the Tournament MVP.
Mezzatesta reported that he “was pleased with the end result, but feels that the team has a lot to work on to compete in the tough Cedar Run District and a (Northwest) region that includes two-time defending state champion Colonial Forge. The win shows our potential and it was nice to see all the hard work we’ve put in pay off, by winning a tournament title this early in the season.The team is actually very young, as only one member of the starting 14 is a senior (at this point).”
Dudley Martin Final Scores
Loudoun Valley 293 * Won by pin criteria
Crosby-293
Louisa-279
Brentsville-274
Battlefield-259
Osbourn City-224
Courtland155
Stonewall Jackson-101
Viking Results
4th- Josh Hawk
2nd place- Oliver Hilgartner
3rd Tyler Van Duser
3rd Paul Rediel
1st David Garvis
4th Cole Hilling
2nd Zack Bolan
3rd Garrett Swankowski
2nd Alex O’Connor
3rd Dylan Raines
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Freedom Finishes Second at Kettle Run Duals
The Freedom High School wrestling team went 4-1 and finished second at the Kettle Run Duals Saturday. The Eagles were led by Steven Marquina, Joseph Sheptock, and Charles Constantino all went 5-0 on the day and Sean Gaetani went 3-0 while splitting time at 119 and 125.
Eagle Records on Kettle Run:
103…Cole Scoggin 3-2
112…Steven Marquina 5-0
119…Chuong Le 2-1
119…Sean Gaetani 3-0
125…Justin Kent 2-0
130…Austin Dixon 3-2
135…Anthony Lupetaliaami 3-2
140…Mike Surowiec 4-1
145…Joseph Sheptock 5-0
152…Matt Murphy 4-1
160…Jason Scrivo 2-2
171…Charles Constantino 5-0
189…Marshall Haas 4-1
215…Tylor Tuohy 3-2
285…Christian Lanzaro 3-2
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Park View @ Hedgesville: Need report
Potomac Falls @ Fort Definace: Need report
Broad Run, Dominion @ Riverbend: Need report
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Basketball: Friday Night Round-up
Posted on 06 December 2008 by .
Fri. Dec. 5
Boys Basketball
DigitalSports.com Tip-Off Tournament at Freedom
Briar Woods 67, Seton 55
Falls Church 51, Freedom 48
2008 Raiders Fruit Flowers Invitational
Broad Run 66, George Mason 62 (OT)
James Wood vs. Loudoun County, 8
Tip-Off Tournament at Potomac Falls
Stone Bridge 70, Park View 59
Potomac Falls 60, Turner Ashby 48
South Lakes 73, Heritage 46
Girls Basketball
Tip-Off Tournament at Park View
South Lakes 57, Potomac Falls 38
Park View vs Stone Bridge, 8pm
Fauquier County Tournament @ Fauquier
Turner Ashby vs. North Stafford
Freedom 83, Kettle Run 18
Liberty vs. Stafford
Tip-Off Classic @ Dominion, 6pm
Hylton 46, Dominion 31
Briar Woods 52, Brentsville 26
Loudoun Valley 37, Broad Run 26
Millbrook Tip-Off Tournament
Millbrook vs. Harrisonburg, 6
Spotswood 78, Heritage 42
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Gymnastics: All Nine Area Squads Spring Into Action
Posted on 06 December 2008 by .
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