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Basketball: Friday Night Scoreboard

Posted on 30 January 2009 by .

LoudounPrepSports.com Friday Night Hoops Scoreboard

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 Fri. Jan. 30
Boys Basketball
Freedom 51, Briar Woods 37
Broad Run 69, Heritage 56
Dominion 57, Loudoun County 42
Potomac Falls 70, Park View 61
Fauquier 71, Loudoun Valley 58
Madison 65, Stone Bridge 50

Girls Basketball
Freedom 44, Briar Woods 33
Broad Run 68, Heritage 37
Loudoun County 70, Dominion 34
Potomac Falls 44, Park View 39
Loudoun Valley 52, Fauquier 22
Madison 52, Stone Bridge 40

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Basketball: Park View Sweeps Heritage

Posted on 30 January 2009 by .

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By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor
Leesburg (Jan. 30, 2009) – Loudoun area basketball players officially had back-to-back days off this week with the snow and ice but that didn’t stop the Park View High School boys team from getting together on their own to keep their skills sharp and it paid off Thursday as the Patriots never trailed after the opening quarter and rolled to a 70-58 AA Dulles District victory over host Heritage.
The boys win made it a sweep for Park View as the girls opened the night, behind Rachael Miller’s four 3-pointers and 23 points, with a 55-44 win over the Pride. Karita powered inside for 16 in the win and Megan Barnes added nine for Park View. Necole Sterling led Heritage with 18.
In the boys game, Park View had four players finish in double figures with Donnie Royer hitting for a career-best 16 points. Royer, who was relentless inside, especially on second chances, was supported by Marcus Freeman (14), Josh Jones (12) and Kenny Smith (12).
Heritage had nine players who scored in the contest but seemed a bit flat on the offensive end. Leading 17-14 heading into the second quarter, Heritage went cold from the field and Park View 9-0 to take a lead they would not give up.
Several times Heritage fought back to get close, within two towards the end of the second quarter, within three midway through the third, and within three with five minutes to go in the game, but each time, Park View had the answer with a series of quick baskets to put the lead back out of reach.
Smith made a nice move inside followed by a Jordan Owens jumper and then a Freeman drive that resulted in a three-point play to turn the 55-52 game into a 62-52 Park View lead with three minutes remaining.
Freshman guard Mo Berchie led the Pride with 13 points, six of which came in the closing moments. Stephen Shockley, fighting foul trouble early, didn’t score in the first half but hit two treys in the third quarter and finished with 10 points for Heritage.
Boys Box
Park View 70, Heritage 58
PV – McCarter 1 0-0 2, Freeman 4 5-6 14, Jones 5 1-2 12, Owens 4 0-0 9, Royer 8 0-1 16, Schray 2 1-2 5, Smith 6 0-0 12. Totals 30 7-11 70.
H – Austin 1 0-0 3, Peters 1 3-3 5, Berchie 6 0-0 13, Shockley 4 0-0 10, Dentler 2 0-0 5, Alcorn 1 1-1 3, Calhoun 2 2-2 6, Mdiddleton 2 0-0 4, Madison 3 2-2 9. Totals 22 8-8 58.

3-Point Field Goals: PV 3 (Freeman, Jones, Owens), H 6 (Shockley 2, Austin, Berchie, Dentler, Madison).

Score by Quarters
Park View     14   17   20   19   — 70
Heritage       17    9    17   15   — 58


Girls Box

PARK VIEW 55, HERITAGE 44

P (7-8, 3-4) — Miller 23, Brown 16, Barnes 9, Sheppard 4, Britt 2, Baez
1. Totals 20 11-19 55.
H (5-12, 2-5) — Sterling 18, Whoolery 9, Grabbi 8, Hernandez 2,
McLaughlin 2, Paskowski 2, Reilly 2, McDonald 1. Totals 17 8-15 44.
Halftime: Park View, 31-21.
Three-point goals: P 4 (Miller 4); H 2 (Sterling, Whoolery).

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Wrestling: Dulles District Wrestling Round-up

Posted on 30 January 2009 by .

Dulles District Dual Meet Results – Complete Season


Jan. 7, 2009
Briar Woods 52, Loudoun County 23
Heritage 50, Freedom 22
Potomac Falls 70, Broad Run 6
Park View 37, Dominion 26

Jan. 13, 2009
Briar Woods 53, Heritage 18
Dominion 42, Broad Run 27
Freedom 65, Loudoun County 9
Potomac Falls 63, Park View 12

Jan. 16, 2009 – Super Quad
Round 1
Broad Run 40, Loudoun County 33
Potomac Falls 33, Briar Woods 25
Heritage 46, Park View 33
Freedom 69, Dominion 6
Round 2
Briar Woods 49, Park View 22
Heritage 60, Broad Run 16
Potomac Falls 39, Freedom 18
Dominion 48, Loudoun County 27
Round 3
Freedom 60, Park View 18
Heritage 45, Dominion 28
Briar Woods 57, Broad Run 22
Potomac Falls 72, Loudoun County 7
Round 4
Potomac Falls 48, Heritage 13
Park View 38, Loudoun County 36
Briar Woods 68, Dominion 6
Freedom 57, Broad Run 22

Jan. 29, 2009
Freedom 34, Briar Woods 32
Broad Run 42, Park View 33
Heritage 53, Loudoun County 22
Potomac Falls 66, Dominion 6

Final Dulles District Dual Meet Standings
1, Potomac Falls 7-0
2, Briar Woods 5-2
2, Freedom 5-2
2, Heritage 5-2
5, Broad Run 2-5
5, Dominion 2-5
6, Park View 2-5
8, Loudoun County 0-7

Points Scored in District Duals
1, Potomac Falls 391
2, Briar Woods 336
3, Freedom 325
4, Heritage 285
5, Park View 193
6, Broad Run 175
7, Dominion 172
8, Loudoun County 157

Points Given in District Duals
1, Potomac Falls 87
2, Briar Woods 158
3, Freedom 176
4, Heritage 222
5, Park View 332
6, Dominion 339
7, Broad Run 342
8, Loudoun County 368

By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor
and
By Alysia Deem
LoudounPrepSports.com Multimedia Manager

Photos of Freedom-Briar Woods match courtesy of Phil Dixon
(Feb. 2, 2009) – Potomac Falls wrapped up a third consecutive undefeated AA Dulles District dual meet season Thursday night with a 66-6 victory over Dominion. The Panthers allowed just 87 points while sweeping to a 7-0 district mark.
In other action, Freedom edged Briar Woods, 34-32, to leave the Eagle, Falcons and Heritage — a 53-22 winner over Loudoun County — all with 5-2 marks in district duals. Broad Run earned its second district dual win with a 42-33 victory over Park View.
It was Senior night in South Riding and the Freedom wrestling team showed up big with the two-point win over rival BW. The match was close all the way with Eagles Matt Murphy (152 pounds) sealing the win with a first period pin over Jared Beane. Overall, Freedom is now 19-7 on the season in duals.

Freedom 34, Briar Woods 32 
171 – Constantino (F) win 3-1 Blackwell (BW)  F-3 BW-0
189 – Haas (F) win 14-4 Quist (BW) F-7 BW-0
215 – Girolami (BW) win by fall Tuohy (F) F-7 BW-6
285 – Ochs (BW) win by fall Lanzaro (F) F-7 BW-12
103 – Gillette (BW) win 13-3 Scoggin (F) F-7 BW-16
112 – Julia (BW) win 10-8 Marquina (F) F-7 BW-19
119 – Le (F) win 11-4 Hulcher (BW) F-10 BW – 19
125 – Philbrick (F) win by fall Eaton (BW) F-16 BW-19
130 – Hulcher (BW) win 12-3 Dixon (F) F-16 BW-23
135 – Lupetaliaami (F) win by fall Seely (BW) F-22 BW-23
140 – Surowiec (F) win by fall Ochs (BW) F-28 BW-23
145 – Abi-Najm (BW) win 7-6 Sheptock (F) F-28 BW-26
152 – Murphy (F) win by fall Beane (BW) F-34 BW-26
160 – Fleming (BW) win by fall McTighe (F) F-34 BW-32

Broad Run 42, Park View 33

103 – Murray (BR) def Dang fall 3:03
112 – Penna (PV) def hartman fall 1:30
119 – Landmesser (PV) def Schmidl by dec 8-1
125 – Loli (BR) def Williams dec 5-1
130 – gilbride (BR) def gonzalez fall 5:05
135 – DiRenzo (BR) wins by FFT
140 – Ost (BR) def Boryan dec 8-6
145 – Garcia (PV) def Morris fall 1:15
152 – Montoya (BR) wins by FFT
160 – Morrison (BR) def Ward fall 3:13
171 – Mendoza (BR) def Roberts fall 5:24
189 – Cockerille (PV) wins by FFT
215 – Stephens (PV) def Dundas fall 1:10
285 – Schafer (PV) def Maresco fall 2:41
Potomac Falls  66, Dominion 6
103-  Rea(PF) wins by Forfeit
112-  Newman(D) dec Linza (PF)
119-  Koening (PF)  fall  Fawkes (D)
125-  Rowane (PF)  fall Kirkwood (D)
130-  Snead (PF)  fall  Swain (D)
135-  Oswald (PF) dec  Mazza (D) 9-2
140-  Haislip (PF) dec Mazza (D) 8-3
145-  Belin (PF) fall Chverchko (D)
152-  Hagen (PF) fall Russell (D)
160-  Rowane (PF) fall Kloc (D)
171-  Freiert (PF) fall Khattar (D)
189-  Littleton (D) dec Khawaja (PF) 11-8
215-  Zedan (PF) wins by Forfeit
285-  Duffin (PF) wins by Forfeit
Heritage 53, Loudoun County 22
please email complete results to dsousa@digitalsports.com
Weekend Wrap-up

Freedom Runner-up at Warren County Duals, Including Wins over Loudoun Valley and host Wildcats
Steven Marquina had another great day of wrestling leading Freedom to a runner up finish to Millbrook in the finals of the Warren County Duals.  Steven went 5-0 and defeated Oliver Hiltgartner of Loudoun Valley and Bob Hauser of WT Woodson on his way to an undefeated day.  Tom Philbrick went 4-1 with his only loss coming to #1 ranked Jacob Crawford of Millbrook who bumped up to wrestle Tom at 125 in the finals.  Mike Surowiec also had a great day going 3-1 and his only loss came to Morningstar of Warren County on a last second takedown.  
As a team:
Pool:
Freedom 38 Louisa 29
Freedom 45 WT Woodson 19
Championship Quad
Freedom 39 Loudoun Valley 30
Freedom 35 Warren County 26
Millbrook 58 Freedom 18

Loudoun County Third at Monticello
The Loudoun County Raiders traveled to Monticello High School on this past Saturday for their individual pool tournament.  The Raiders wrestled very well and ended up taking 3rd place overall as a team.  It was a pool style tournament where the winner, out of each pool, wrestled the winner out of the second pool.  
 
The Raiders sent 5 to the finals and had 4 eventual champions.  The individual champions were:  103 Tyler Anthony, 140 David Richardson, 160 Robert Griffin, and 189 Remington Lakose.  The Raiders also impressed in the consolation finals with: 112 Matt Robillard 3rd, 119 Alec Scheller 2nd, 119 Scoot Rossell 7th, 125 Michael Campbell 7th, 130 Cameron Acton 3rd, 135 Eric Acton 4th, 145 AJ Smith 7th, Zach Stevens 5th, 152 Kenton Perez 3rd.  Loudoun County will host the Dulles District Tournament this weekend.  Wrestling starts at 10:00.  

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Breaking News: Williams Named New Heritage Football Coach

Posted on 28 January 2009 by .

 

By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor
Leesburg (Feb. 11, 2009) – Heritage High School Athletic Director Ron Petrella confirmed Wednesday that the Pride has hired offensive coordinator Steve Williams as the new varsity football coach.
Williams takes over for Wes Driskill who stepped down at end of the fall season after leading the Pride since the school opened in 2002. Williams, with Heritage since it opened, started out as a JV football coach for two seasons before moving to the varsity staff under Driskill.
“We are very excited,” said Petrella. “Not only is he an excellent teacher in the building but he has great rapport with the players. When we beat Park View for the first time ever, both (Williams) and Wes were doused with Gatorade.”
Williams previously was the varsity wrestling coach at Heritage for three seasons and coached the boys soccer team for four seasons, stepping down after the 2007 season.
According to the football schedule that Petrella released, Williams will have his work cut out for him as the Pride are moving up to AAA classification next season from AA and will have an incredibly tough schedule that features area power Stone Bridge, defending AA Division 4 champion Broad Run, Prince William powers Hylton, Battlefield and Stonewall Jackson and a quality program from the Fredericksburg area, Colonial Forge. And if that wasn’t enough, the Pride will play AAA Division 6 runner-up Osbourn not once, but twice, and face Loudoun’s largest school, Loudoun Valley, also twice.
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Breaking News: Loudoun Cancels School for Wednesday Due to Storm

Posted on 27 January 2009 by .

 

By Alysia “All Weather” Deem
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By Dan “Sleet” Sousa
DigitalSports.com Dynamic Duo in Loudoun

(Jan. 27, 2009) – Make it a two-for-one special for Loudoun athletes: one storm, two days off as Loudoun County Public Schools notified parents Tuesday evening that there would be no school — and thus no athletic events — on Wednesday.
Check back for rescheduling information for Wednesday events.
Rescheduled Information as of Wednesday afternoon:
Boys Basketball
Loudoun Valley @ Loudoun County, 7:30 PPD to 2/11

Girls Basketball
Potomac Falls @ George Mason, 7:30 PPD to 2/11

Gymnastics
Heritage, Loudoun County, Park View, Potomac Falls @ Briar Woods, 6:30 PPD to Monday 2/2

Wrestling
Briar Woods @ Freedom, PPD to Thursday 1/29
Broad Run @ Park View, 6:30 PPD to Thursday 1/29
Dominion @ Potomac Falls, 7 PPD to Thursday 1/29 
Loudoun County @ Heritage, 6:30 PPD to Thursday 1/29
Culpeper @ Loudoun Valley, 7:30 Canceled — will not be made up

Rescheduled Information as of Tuesday afternoon:
Doubleheaders
The Park View at Heritage boys/girls twin bill has been moved to Thursday in Leesburg with the girls at 6 p.m. and boys at 8 p.m.
The Dominion at Briar Woods double dip is now a Saturday afternoon special with the girls at 3 p.m. and boys at 4:30 in Ashburn
Boys Games
Potomac Falls at Loudoun County is moved to Thursday, Jan. 29 at 7:30
Stone Bridge at Langley is moved to Thursday, Jan. 31 at 7:30
Battlefield at Loudoun Valley is moved to Feb. 4
Freedom at Broad Run is moved to Feb. 11
Girls Games
Langley at Stone Bridge is moved to Thursday, Jan. 29 at 7:30
Loudoun County at Potomac Falls is moved to Saturday, Jan. 31 at 2:30
Loudoun Valley at Battlefield is moved to Feb. 4
Broad Run at Freedom is moved to Feb. 11
LPS Monkey contributed to this report by sweeping snow off of the LoudounPrepSports World Headquarters driveway in Ashburn …
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Wrestling: Loudoun Valley Duals

Posted on 26 January 2009 by .

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By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor

Purcellville (Jan. 26, 2009) – It was an intense and enjoyable day of wrestling Saturday at the Loudoun Valley High School Duals as 14 teams took to six mats spread throughout the western Loudoun school. In the end it was Westfield standing alone with a 9-0 record but the Loudoun schools earned their respect with Potomac Falls (8-1), Loudoun Valley (7-2), Heritage (7-2) and Freedom (6-3) all finishing with stellar marks.

Please see below for:

*Team Records
*Scores from all 11 reports … 126 total match scores!
*Team MVPs
*Team Reports from Westfield, Potomac Falls, Heritage, Loudoun Valley and Freedom!


2008-09 Loudoun Valley Dual Wrestling Tournament Results

Overall Team Record

Westfield 9-0
Potomac Falls 8-1
Loudoun Valley 7-2
Heritage 7-2
Freedom 6-3
Osbourn 5-4
Woodbridge 5-4
Osbourn Park 4-5
North Stafford 4-5
Yorktown 3-6
Liberty 2-7
Manassas Park 2-7
Broad Run 1-8
McLean 0-9

Round 1
Loudoun Valley 78, McLean 6
Heritage 46, Liberty 26
Westfield 47, Freedom 27
Yorktown 45, Broad Run 25
Potomac Falls 44, Osbourn Park 22
Woodbridge 41, Osbourn 33

Round 2
Woodbridge 36, North Stafford 33
Manassas Park 69, McLean 6
Potomac Falls 48, Yorktown 25
Westfield 42, Heritage 28
Freedom 39, Liberty 30
Osbourn Park 50, Broad Run 22

Round 3
Loudoun Valley 70, Broad Run 12        
Osbourn 36, Freedom 30                         
Heritage 54, Osbourn Park 20        
Potomac Falls 53, Liberty 20        
Westfield 56, Manassas Park 15                          
North Stafford 41, Yorktown 27

Round 4
Loudoun Valley 35, Heritage 34      
Westfield 45, Woodbridge 21      
North Stafford 44, Liberty 34                     
Osbourn Park 42 , Manassas Park  24       
Potomac Falls 51, Osbourn 16                    
Yorktown 61, McLean 15

Round 5
Loudoun Valley 51, Woodbridge 24
North Stafford 52, Broad Run 24
Freedom 50, Manassas Park 24
Osbourn 63, McLean 5
Osbourn Park 39, Yorktown 34
Westfield 55, Liberty 18

Round 6
Loudoun Valley 52, Yorktown 15
Heritage 44, North Stafford 33
Freedom 39, Woodbridge 29
Broad Run 54, McLean 21
Potomac Falls 66, Manassas Park 12
Westfield 59, Osbourn 9

Round 7
Loudoun Valley 51, Freedom 22
Heritage 48, Woodbridge 26
North Stafford 41, Osbourn Park 25
Liberty 53, Manassas Park 21
Potomac Falls 63, McLean 14
Osbourn 53, Broad Run 24

Round 8
Potomac Falls 57, Loudoun Valley 13
Yorktown 42, Liberty 31
Freedom 68, McLean 3
Woodbridge 47, Broad Run 30
Westfield 63, Osbourn Park 6
Heritage 44, Osbourn 22

Round 9
Westfield 37, Potomac Falls 27
Heritage 53, Yorktown 24
Freedom 48, North Stafford 30
Manassas Park 53, Broad Run 24
Osbourn Park 51, McLean 12
Woodbridge 37, Liberty 31

Round 10
Westfield 57, Loudoun Valley 18
Woodbridge 42, Manassas Park 10
Freedom 49, Osbourn Park 21  
Liberty 39, Broad Run 37
Potomac Falls 60, North Stafford 9
Osbourn 40, Yorktown 28

Round 11
Loudoun Valley 64, Manassas Park 8
Heritage 68, McLean 9
Osbourn 45, North Stafford  14

Team MVP’s

School      Wrestler

Westfield 152 Kevin Koch

Loudoun Valley 189  Garrett Swankowski

Manassas Park 112 Maximo Gonzalez

Woodbridge 215 Evan Greenleaf

Freedom 112  Steven Marquina

Osbourn Park 119  Eric Dromazos

Liberty 275  Kory Gough

Broad Run 160 Morris Mendoza

Potomac Falls 145  Joshua Belin

North Stafford 140 Joey Wilkins

Osbourn 160  Tom Ameen

Yorktown 171 Nathan Young

McLean 119 Palmer Dickson 

Heritage 135  Sean Dunn

Loudoun Valley Duals Wrap-up

Westfield: The Bulldogs rolled to a 9-0 record with their toughest match coming against Potomac Falls, won 37-27 by Westfield. The Bulldogs will compete in a key Northern Region quad this Friday at Hayfield with Robinson and Langley joining Westfield and Hayfield for a powerhouse evening of wrestling. Alysia Deem of DigitalSports will be on hand for Friday’s quad at Hayfield with video and photo coverage! For more on Westfield’s day at Loudoun Valley, check out this Washington Post article.
Potomac Falls: Panther assistant coach Paul Rowane reports: The Panthers went 8-1, falling in a close match with Westfield HS 27-37. The Panthers defeated Osborn Park HS 44-22, Yorktown HS 48-25, Liberty HS 53-20, Osborn HS 51-16, Manassas HS 66-12, McLean HS 63-19, host Loudoun Valley HS 57-13, and North Stafford HS 60-9. Josh Belin (145 lbs) was selected as the most valuable wrestler for the Panthers and went 8-1 during the tournament. Undefeated wrestlers for the Panthers during this event included Paul Rowane (125 lbs) who was 7-0 and David Zedan (215 lbs) who went 9-0. Other Panther wrestlers who had an exceptional tournament include Nick Rae (103 lbs) 7-1, JoJo Koenig (119 lbs) 6-1, Ryan Snead (130 lbs) 8-1, Charlie Haislip (140 lbs) 6-2, Ryan Hagen (152 lbs) 7-1, Aaron Rowane (160 lbs) 5-1, and Zachery Duffen (HWT) 7-1. Ryan Snead won hist 100th 
win during the Viking Duals. The Panthers will conclude their regular season with a district dual against Dominion HS on Wednesday, January 28th, starting at 6:30 PM.
Heritage: The Pride went an impressive 7-2 with their only losses coming to Westfield and host Loudoun Valley. The Pride improved to 29-9-1 in dual meets this season. Three Heritage wrestlers not only had undefeated days but also added to their brilliant prep wrestling resumes: Justin Smith (125) improved to 40-1 on the season and 134-17 in his career; Sean Dun (135) improved to 36-4 on the season and 85-34 overall; and Jimmy Jurado (145) improved to 32-1 on the season and 111-37 overall.
Loudoun Valley: Coach Troy Mezzatesta reports: ” We ended up 7-2 … We beat McLean, Yorktown, Woodbridge, Freedom, Heritage, Manassas Park, and Broad Run. The Heritage match was 35-34. A  good match. Garrett Swankowski was our team MVP for the tournament … We had a ton of guys hurt and even more hurt after the long weekend duals … Just hoping to get healthy for the Districts.

Freedom: Eagle coach Patrick McNanley reports: “The Freedom wrestling team went 6-3 on Friday and Saturday at the Loudoun Valley Duals.  Charles Constantino, Steven Marquina, Marshall Haas, and Joseph Sheptock all had very strong showings at the Valley duals. Charles Constantino went 8-1 while moving between 171 and 189 throughout the weekend, his only lost was to Bolan of Valley 3-1.  Charles improved to 31-7 on the year.  
Steven Marquina went 7-1 on the weekend and defeated Jeremy Ryan of Westfield, who is currently ranked 5th in AAA and 1st in the Northern Region.  His only loss came to Dakota Thompson of North Stafford 10-9 who is currently ranked 6th in AAA and is undefeated on the season.  Steven is now 35-5 on the year and already has 56 wins in his first two years of wrestling! Marshall Haas improved to 27-12 this weekend while moving between 189 and 215.  Marshall went 7-2 on the weekend and has won 16 of his last 18 matches. Joseph Sheptock went 7-2 on the weekend as well losing to Nick Grinups of Westfield by decision and Matt Smith of Woodbridge wrestling up at 152 to get a tougher match.  Joseph is now 37-6 on the season with 22 pins. We are now 18-7 overall and 4-2 in the district … also individually we have 12 out of 14 wrestlers with winning records!  Our 2 freshmen are the only two wrestlers that don’t have winning records and that could change this week.
Do you have a report from this duals tournament for your school? Send it to Dan Sousa (dsousa@digitalsports.com).

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Swim: Broad Run Boys; Potomac Falls Girls Win Dulles District Titles

Posted on 23 January 2009 by .

By Alysia Deem
Multimedia Manager/DigitalSports.com

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Dulles District Championship Meet Sponsored by DigitalSports.com

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**New photos have been added to the photo gallery courtesy of Shelley Larrabee**

Sterling (Jan. 23, 2009) – The Potomac Falls High School Girls Swim team and the Broad Run Boys team earned Dulles District Titles on Friday at the Dulles District Championship meet at Claude Moore Recreational Center.  The Panthers have now won four consecutive District Titles, while the Spartan boys are on a two-year winning streak.  Both teams went undefeated in the regular season.

The Briar Woods girls team came in second place Friday and was leading Potomac Falls by as much as 18 points during the meet, but the Panthers were able to win a few key races and the final race to put them ahead by 3 points for the win.  “It was exciting to have such great competition this year,” said Potomac Falls Coach Flowers. “Winning this year means more than it ever has.”

The Potomac Falls girls won the 200 Yard Medley Relay, a race they have won every year since 2006.  Seniors Kirby Shook has been on that winning team all four years.  Joining  Shook on that winning relay team were Carla Harvey and Bridget Werner and Taylor Ayers.  Harvey, Shook and Warner then teamed this Caylyn Tate to win the 200 Freestyle relay.  “I’ve grown alot with all these people, they’re not only my teammates and classmates, but they’ve grown to be my really good friends and as cheesy as it sounds, my family, and I’m going to miss them alot next year,” said Caylyn Tate.  Tate also won the 500 Freestyle race with a time of 5:09:73.  Werner also won the 100 Yard Backstroke with a time 1:00.21.  Kirby Shook said, “to see everyone come together, especially in the last moments like that, and pull it together for the team is so exciting.” Shook also won the 50 freestyle with a time of 25:40.

Elise Guessford of Briar Woods led her team with a win in the Girls 100 Yard Free and Girls 200 Yard Free.

The Broad Run boys, in a show of Depth won all 3 relay events. The Spartans won the 200 Yard Medley Relay with a time of 1:43:12, which broke the District record of 1:45:21 set by their team last year. Broad run has now won this event for the fourth consecutive year. Mark Sarman, Andrew Tram and Mike Poltash were this years team.  Junior Cameron Lucas, who has been on that team for the past 3 years said, “We have great depth, it’s not whose first, it’s not whose second, it’s whose third, fourth and fifth. We just have a great team.” Mark Sarman, Andrew Tram and Mike Poltash were the others on this years 200 Medley Relay team.  Mike Poltash also teamed with Brendan Lewis, Alan Horback and Jacob Leidy to win the 200 Freestyle Relay.  To finish off the night Lucas, Sarman, Leidy and Lewis set a distict record with a time of 3:25:93…just nipping the PF boys record from 2006 by 1/100 of a second.  Lucas also took first in the 200 IM with a time of 2:00:55 finishing almost 8 seconds ahead of second place and he won the 500 Freestyle race with a time of 5:03:28.   Sarman broke the 100 Fly record with a time of 52.09 (previously set in 2006 by Bryan Durazo -52.35). He also won the 100 Breaststroke event with a time of 1:00.88.

Cole Jamison of Potomac Falls broke the 2008 District Record of 56.07 in the Boys 100 Yard Backstroke with a time of 55:23. Devin Bowers also of Potomac Falls won the 100 free with a time of  48:69 and the 200 Freestyle with a time of 1:49:29.

Girls Team Scores:
1 Potomac Falls     378
2 Briar Woods       375
3 Freedom           314
4 Heritage            256
5 Loudoun County 199.50
6 Dominion            196
7 Broad Run           119
8 Park View           110.50


Boys Team Scores:
1 Broad Run         447
2 Briar Woods       274
3 Potomac Falls     249
4 Dominion           232.50
5 Heritage            227
6 Freedom           222
7 Loudoun County 208.50
8 Park View         88

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Swim: Spartan Boys, Panther Girls Look to Repeat at Dulles Meet

Posted on 23 January 2009 by .

2009 AA Dulles District Swim Championships 

Defending Champions: Broad Run Boys and Potomac Falls Girls
Records and Past Winners since 2005
Event #1 – Boys 200 Yard Medley Relay
Record: 1:45.21* 2008 Broad Run (T.Casey, A.Tram, C.Lucas, B.Lewis)
2008: Broad Run 1:45.21 (Tom Casey, Andrew Tram, Cameron Lucas, Brendan Lewis)
2007: Broad Run 1:49.06 (Ben Lucas, Andrew Tram, Cameron Lucas, Brendan Lewis)
2006: Broad Run 1:48.43 (Tom Casey, Ben Lucas, Andrew Tram, Ryan Johnson)
2005: Potomac Falls 1:45.34 (John Mastapeter, Spencer ****, Matt McLean, Andy Mears)
Event #2 – Girls 200 Yard Medley Relay
Record: 1:53.19* 2005 Stone Bridge (S.Schwee, S.Landers, M. Newell, A.Chase)
2008: Potomac Falls 1:56.51 (Kirby Shook, Caylyn Tate, Carla Harvey, Bridget Werner)
2007: Potomac Falls 1:57.49 (Kirby Shook, Caylyn Tate, Jessica Dutcher, Courtney Daczkowski)
2006: Potomac Falls 1:59.83 (Jessica Dutcher, Kirby Shook, Allyn Bennett, Courtney Daczkowski)
2005: Stone Bridge 1:53.19 (Suzanne Schwee, Shannon Landers, Megan Newell, Allyson Chase)
Event #3 – Boys 200 Yard Free
Record: 1:44.83* 2006 Andy Mears
2008: Callum Lawson (Dom) 1:47.08
2007: Andy Mears (PF) 1:45.51
2006: Andy Mears (PF) 1:44.83
2005: Andy Mears (PF) 1:46.13
Event #4 – Girls 200 Yard Free
Record: 1:54.46* 2008 Valerie McMullan
2008: Valerie McMullan (Her) 1:54.46
2007: Caylyn Tate (PF) 2:01.22
2006: Lauren Ritter (Dom) 1:56.34
2005: Lauren Ritter (Dom) 1:54.49
Event #5 – Boys 200 Yard IM
Record: 2:00.26* 2004 Tom Maddux
2008: Cameron Lucas (BR) 2:01.66
2007: Ben Lucas (BR) 2:01.38
2006: Ben Lucas (BR) 2:05.55
2005: Ben Lucas (BR) 2:06.27
Event #6 – Girls 200 Yard IM
Record: 2:10.82* 2005 Suzanne Schwee
2008: Carla Harvey (PF) 2:18.68
2007: Lauren Ritter (Dom) 2:12.21
2006: Alyssa Zint (Her) 2:22.13
2005: Suzanne Schwee (SB) 2:10.82
Event #7 – Boys 50 Yard Free
Record: 21.71* 2006 Matt McLean
2008: Geoffrey Wright (Her) 22.70
2007: Callum Lawson (Dom) 22.24
2006: Matt McLean (PF) 21.71
2005: Andy Mears (PF) 22.52
Event #8 – Girls 50 Yard Free
Record: 24.75* 2006 Nicole Poltash
2008: Valerie McMullan (Her) 24.77
2007: Courtney Daczkowski (PF) 25.39
2006: Nicole Poltash (BR) 24.75
2005: Nicole Poltash (BR) 24.99
Event #9 – Boys 100 Yard Fly
Record: 52.35* 2006 Bryan Durazo
2008: Cole Jamison (PF) 52.56
2007: Cole Jamison (PF) 53.84
2006: Bryan Durazo (Her) 52.35
2005: Bryan Durazo (Her) 54.06
Event #10 -Girls 100 Yard Fly
Record: 58.63* 2008 Kaitlin Pawlowicz
2008: Kaitlin Pawlowicz (Her) 58.63
2007: Nicole Poltash (BR) 1:03.07
2006: Alyssa Zint (Her) 1:04.85
2005: Megan Newell (SB) 59.62
Event #11 – Boys 100 Yard Free
Record: 46.96* 2005 Matt McLean
2008: Callum Lawson (Dom) 48.00
2007: Andy Mears (PF) 47.64
2006: Andy Mears (PF) 47.95
2005: Matt McLean (PF) 46.96
Event #12 – Girls 100 Yard Free
Record: 53.48* 2005 Megan Newell
2008: Suzanne Nelson (LC) 55.13
2007: Kirby Shook (PF) 56.06
2006: Suzanne Nelson (LC) 55.66
2005: Megan Newell (SB) 53.48
Event #13 – Boys 500 Yard Free
Record: 4:36.69* 2006 Matt McLean
2008: Cameron Lucas (BR) 4:55.68
2007: Devin Bowers (PF) 5:00.87
2006: Matt McLean (PF) 4:36.69
2005: Matt McLean (PF) 4:42.12
Event #14 – Girls 500 Yard Free
Record: 4:58.21* 2006 Lauren Ritter
2008: Caylyn Tate (PF) 5:03.16
2007: Lauren Ritter (Dom) 4:59.33
2006: Lauren Ritter (Dom) 4:58.21
2005: Lauren Ritter (Dom) 5:03.00
Event #15 – Boys 200 Free Relay
Record: 1:31.68* 2008 Potomac Falls (N.Swinimer, T.Clawson, C. Jamison, D.Bowers)
2008: Potomac Falls 1:31.68 (Nick Swinimer, Travis Clawson, Cole Jamison, Devin Bowers)
2007: Potomac Falls 1:32.20 (Adam Riley, Cole Jamison, Devin Bowers, Andy Mears)
2006: Potomac Falls (John Mastapeter, Devin Bowers, Andy Mears, Matt McLean)
2005: Loudoun County 1:37.16 (Chris Giangi, Ryan Loweth, David Replogle, Brian Andrew)
Event #16 – Girls 200 Free Relay
Record: 1:43.70* 2008 Potomac Falls (B.Werner, C.Tate, C. Harvey, K.Shook)
2008: Potomac Falls 1:43.70 (Bridget Werner, Caylyn Tate, Carla Harvey, Kirby Shook)
2007: Potomac Falls 1:45.97 (Jessica Dutcher, Caylyn Tate, Courtney Daczkowski, Kirby Shook)
2006: Potomac Falls 1:45.86 (Breann Hinnat, Jessica Dutcher, Courtney Daczkowski, Kirby Shook)
2005: Potomac Falls 1:47.68 (Caitlin Halsey, Breann Hinnat, Jessica Dutcher, Courtney Daczkowski)
Event #17 – Boys 100 Yard Back
Record: 56.07* 2008 Tom Casey
2008: Tom Casey (BR) 56.07
2007: Ryan Loweth (LC) 56.78
2006: Drake Miller (Dom) 58.07
2005: Chris Giangi (LC) 58.64
Event #18 – Girls 100 yard Back
Record: 1:00.07* 2005 Suzanne Schwee
2008: Kirby Shook (PF) 1:03.66
2007: Kirby Shook (PF) 1:00.97
2006: Kirby Shook (PF) 1:00.84
2005: Suzanne Schwee (SB) 1:00.07
Event #19 – Boys 100 ******
Record: 59.30* 2006 Bryan Durazo
2008: Chris Farley (BW) 1:03.65
2007: Ben Lucas (BR) 1:02.90
2006: Bryan Durazo (Her) 59.30
2005: Bryan Durazo (Her) 1:01.46
Event #20 – Girls 100 ******
Record: 1:07.86* 2005 Mary Boland
2008: Suzanne Nelson (LC) 1:08.86
2007: Amber Kerico (PV) 1:13.85
2006: Nicole Poltash (BR) 1:12.11
2005: Mary Boland (LV) 1:07.86
Event #21 – Boys 400 Free Relay
Record: 3:25.94* 2006 Potomac Falls (J.Mastapeter, D.Bowers,  A.Mears, M.McLean)
2008: Broad Run 3:26.74 (Tom Casey, Mark Sarman, Cameron Lucas, Brendan Lewis)
2007: Potomac Falls 3:27.02 (Adam Riley, Cole Jamison, Devin Bowers, Andy Mears)
2006: Potomac Falls 3:25.94 (John Mastapeter, Devin Bowers, Andy Mears, Matt McLean)
2005: Potomac Falls 3:30.44 (Andy Mears, Spencer ****, John Mastapeter, Matt McLean)
Event #22 – Girls 400 Free Relay
Record: 3:45.95* 2005 Stone Bridge (M.Newell, E.Winland, S.Landers, S.Schwee)
2008: Heritage 3:50.44 (Valerie McMullan, Nicole Wright, Kaitlin Pawlowicz, Jordan Gold)
2007: Briar Woods 4:00.52 (Elise Guessford, Christina Hancox, Kelsey Atkinson, Simone Woodward)
2006: Broad Run (Chelsie Adams, Tatiana Grezeszak, Noelle Powell, Nicole Poltash)
2005: Stone Bridge 3:46.95 (Megan Newell, Emily Winland, Shannon Landers, Suzanne Schwee)
See link below for complete 2008 swim meet results
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DigitalSports.com Loudoun Wrestling Rankings

Posted on 22 January 2009 by .

LPS Rankings 4.0: Rankings thru Jan. 22 

Background: Welcome to our first ever prep wrestling rankings for Loudoun County, which includes wrestlers for all 10 public high schools in the county, the eight AA Dulles District schools and the two AAA schools. These rankings are done by a local wrestling fan who we shall call …. “Half Nelson” (his brother “Full Nelson” is a pain in the neck …)!


“Half Nelson” will do his best to give you his opinion of which wrestlers are ranked 1-4 in each weight category. Since this is our first attempt at this and it is only the second week of the season, consider this a real work on progress that will improve each week, especially with your positive input. And also remember NO RANKINGS ARE PERFECT! Unless those rankings say that the LPS Monkey is cool … then, well, we would believe that is a perfect ranking … so … on with the Rankings!

DigitalSports.com Loudoun Wrestling Rankings

About the rankings: These rankings are accoring to results that have been sent into LoudounPrepSports.com. Some teams may not be represented, especially if they don’t send in their records to us. If you have any records of individuals that are not ranked and want us to consider them for the rankings, please send them to lpsrankings@hotmail.com. You can also forward corrections of ranked wrestler records.

Feedback: Want to have your feedback for these rankings printed on this page? Email LPS Editor Dan Sousa at dsousa@digitalsports.com. Rule #1 is “Don’t talk about Fight Club …” no, that isn’t it. Rule #1 is keep it civil or we won’t print the comments. Please don’t tell us why a wrestling “shouldn’t be ranked”, simply tell us why your favorite wrestler should be ranked. 

DigitalSports.com Wrestling Rankings (thru. Jan. 22)

A lot of movement in the rankings as Dulles District wrestlers went head-to-head on Friday in the Super Quads. Nick Rea (PF) at 103, Chuong Le (Free) at 119, Thomas Hulcher (BW) at 130, Charlie Haislip (PF) at 140 and Alex O’Connor (LV) at 215 all break into the No. 1 spots in their weight classes.


Digital
Sports Wrestling Rankings

1/22/09

 

103

Name

School

Nick
Rea

Potomac
Falls

Tyler
Anthony

Loudoun
County

Denis
Murray

Broad
Run

Tuan
Dang

Park
View

 

112

Name

School

T.J.
Julia

Briar
Woods

Oliver
Hiltgartner

Loudoun
Valley

Stephen
Penna

Park
View

Steven
Marquina

Freedom

 

119

Name

School

Chuong
Le

Freedom

JoJo
Koenig

Potomac
Falls

Matt
Holton

Heritage

 

125

Name

School

Justin
Smith

Heritage

Paul
Rowane

Potomac
Falls

Tom
Philbrick

Freedom

Tyler
Van Duser

Loudoun
Valley

 

130

Name

School

Thomas
Hulcher

Briar
Woods

Ryan
Snead

Potomac
Falls

Austin
Dixon

Freedom

Justin
Vargas

Heritage

 

135

Name

School

Vince
Direnzo

Broad
Run

Michael
Oswald

Potomac
Falls

Paul
Reidel

Loudoun
Valley

Anthony
Lupetaliaami

Freedom

 

140

Name

School

Charlie
Haislip

Potomac
Falls

Sean
Dunn

Heritage

Mike
Surowiec

Freedom

Russel
Geier

Loudoun
Valley

  

145

Name

School

Jimmy
Jurado

Heritage

Joseph
Sheptock

Freedom

Nik
Abi-Najm

Briar
Woods

Josh
Belin

Potomac
Falls

 

152

Name

School

Ryan
Hagen

Potomac
Falls

Cole
Hilling

Loudoun
Valley

Matt
Murphy

Freedom

Jared
Beane

Briar
Woods

 

160

Name

School

Mike
Fleming

Briar
Woods

Billy
Wisman

Heritage

Aaron
Rowane

Potomac
Falls

Robert
Griffin

Loudoun
County

 

171

Name

School

Zach
Bolan

Loudoun
Valley

Charles
Constantino

Freedom

Paul
Freiert

Potomac
Falls

Ryan
Blackwell

Briar
Woods

 

189

Name

School

Garrett
Swandowski

Loudoun
Valley

Remington
Lakose
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Soccer: Loudoun Revolution Warms Up for Spring with Fall Title

Posted on 22 January 2009 by .

 

By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor
(Jan. 22, 2009) – The spring soccer season is still two months away but a group of Loudoun players warmed-up for their high school season by capturing the National Capital Soccer League’s Division 3 title this fall with an impressive 8-1 record.
The Loudoun 91 Red (or Loudoun Revolution) boys team scored 29 goals and allowed just eight in nine games to earn promotion to Division 2 next fall. First, the U-17 players will take the field across the county at different high schools including Broad Run, Freedom, Heritage, Loudoun County and Stone Bridge. Almost half of the players on the team play for the Heritage Pride.
The team is coached by Bob Doyle and Chris Flanagan.
Roster by High School: 
Broad Run (1): Robert Legg
Clarke County (1): Josh Petti
Freedom (3): Michael Denfeld, Tommy Farrell, Hayden Schrader
Heritage (8): Jamie Bruchman, Eric Dentler, Ryan Finnegan, Jake Flanagan, Spencer Page, Andy Salzer, Ryan Traster, Bobby Zane
Loudoun County (3): Kevin Doyle, Timmy Kozak, Nick Voreas
Stone Bridge (2): Tim Jankowski, Cooper Sousa

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