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2008 Glory Days Grill Invitational
at Park View High School
Red Division
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Place
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Gymnast
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Team
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VAULT
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RED
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1
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Lia Pizoli
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Mountain View
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9
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2
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Sammy Krejdovsky
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Stafford
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8.875
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3
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Kelsey Cooper
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Stafford
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8.75
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|
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4
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Kendall Rayha
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Stafford
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8.7
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|
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5
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Tori Severin
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Stone Bridge
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8.65
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|
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6
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Kelsey Cadow
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Stafford
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8.6
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|
|
7
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Allie Daczkowski
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Potomac Falls
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8.5
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|
|
8
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Lilly Nguyen
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Freedom
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8.4
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|
|
8
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Brittany Crichton
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Broad Run
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8.4
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|
|
10
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Jessica Drews
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Loudoun County
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8.375
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|
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11
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Emily Pfeifer
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Loudoun Valley
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8.35
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|
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11
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Nikki Pyle
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Broad Run
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8.35
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|
|
13
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Maura Cotter
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Loudoun Valley
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8.3
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|
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13
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Kelly McCabe
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Stone Bridge
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8.3
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|
|
15
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Liz Asai
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Loudoun County
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8.225
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|
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16
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Jessie Sheehan
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Loudoun County
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8.2
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|
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16
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Vicki Vesecky
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Loudoun County
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8.2
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|
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16
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Crystal Noschese
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Broad Run
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8.2
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|
|
19
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Hailey Heimann
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Freedom
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8.175
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|
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20
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Shae Spotts
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Loudoun Valley
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8.15
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|
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20
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Amy Fissmer
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Stone Bridge
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8.15
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|
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22
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Annie Wattenmaker
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Loudoun Valley
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8.1
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|
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22
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Meaghan Sievers
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Mountain View
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8.1
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|
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22
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Holly Kramer
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Stone Bridge
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8.1
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|
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25
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Emily Tatman
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Potomac Falls
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8.05
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|
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26
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Mel Hartman
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Broad Run
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8
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|
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26
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Heather Ellis
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Potomac Falls
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8
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|
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26
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Kaitlyn Hunter
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Potomac Falls
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8
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|
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29
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Alexis Chaet
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Freedom
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7.95
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|
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29
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Ashley Irvin
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Mountain View
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7.95
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|
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31
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Abby Heimann
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Freedom
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7.75
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|
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32
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Keren Dixon
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Mountain View
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7.7
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|
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Place
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Gymnast
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Team
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BARS
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RED
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1
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Tori Severin
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Stone Bridge
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9.175
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|
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2
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Vicki Vesecky
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Loudoun County
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8.875
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|
|
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3
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Brittany Crichton
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Broad Run
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8.525
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|
|
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3
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Allie Daczkowski
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Potomac Falls
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8.525
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|
|
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5
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Amanda Huebner
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Loudoun Valley
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8.4
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|
|
|
6
|
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Maura Cotter
|
Loudoun Valley
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8.15
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|
|
|
7
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Amy Fissmer
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Stone Bridge
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8.025
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|
|
|
8
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Alexis Chaet
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Freedom
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7.825
|
|
|
|
9
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Lia Pizoli
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Mountain View
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7.8
|
|
|
|
9
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|
Alyssa Bornschein
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Stafford
|
7.8
|
|
|
|
11
|
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Jessica Drews
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Loudoun County
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7.6
|
|
|
|
11
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Sammy Krejdovsky
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Stafford
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7.6
|
|
|
|
13
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Liz Asai
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Loudoun County
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7.525
|
|
|
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14
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Nikki Pyle
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Broad Run
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7.475
|
|
|
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14
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Ariel Ellixson
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Mountain View
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7.475
|
|
|
|
16
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Kelsey Cadow
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Stafford
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7.3
|
|
|
|
17
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Jessie Sheehan
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Loudoun County
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7.25
|
|
|
|
17
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Katie Mitton
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Stafford
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7.25
|
|
|
|
19
|
|
Sarah Brown
|
Potomac Falls
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7.225
|
|
|
|
20
|
|
Mel Hartman
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Broad Run
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7.075
|
|
|
|
21
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Emily Tatman
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Potomac Falls
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7.05
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|
|
|
22
|
|
Shannon Landry
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Freedom
|
7
|
|
|
|
23
|
|
Abby Heimann
|
Freedom
|
6.975
|
|
|
|
23
|
|
Emily Pfeifer
|
Loudoun Valley
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6.975
|
|
|
|
25
|
|
Annie Wattenmaker
|
Loudoun Valley
|
6.925
|
|
|
|
26
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Kaitlyn Hunter
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Potomac Falls
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6.675
|
|
|
|
27
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Morgan Toelle
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Freedom
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6.65
|
|
|
|
28
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|
Holly Kramer
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Stone Bridge
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6.6
|
|
|
|
29
|
|
Meaghan Sievers
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Mountain View
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6.275
|
|
|
|
29
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Kayla Lemons
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Stone Bridge
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6.275
|
|
|
|
31
|
|
Katie Cummins
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Mountain View
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6.075
|
|
|
|
32
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Crystal Noschese
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Broad Run
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5.9
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|
|
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|
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Place
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Check back at midnight as the round-up is coming … here the scores we have so far!
LPS Friday Night Basketball Scoreboard
Boys Basketball
Loudoun County 60, Briar Woods 46
The Skinny: The Raiders snapped a five-game losing streak with this Dulles District win. The Falcons jumped out to a 7-2 lead early in the 1st quarter, but went cold the rest of the half, scoring only 8 more points until halftime. Joe Bushrod hit three consecutive 3-pointers in the first quarter and finished with a game-high 16 points before fouling out. Tim McLister added 15 for LC. BW shot just 2 of 23 from the 3-point line while LC hit eight treys (seven combined from Mclister and Bushrod). Myles Tate, despite foul problems, led BW with 15 points.
Park View 88, Broad Run 84
The Skinny: Marcus Freeman scores 31 points, seven assists and five 3-pointers as the Patriots out-gun the Spartans in double overtime to win the highest-scoring district game of the season. The Pats had three other players in double digits including Jordan Owens (20), Josh Jones (14) and Kenny Smith (12). Both teams are now tied at 3-2 in the Dulles District, two games behind Dominion in the loss column. The game was tied at 75-75 at the end of regulation after PV made a fourth quarter comeback, erasing Broad Run’s 60-51 lead heading into that quarter. It was tied 78-78 after a low-scoring first overtime and then PV put in 10 points in the second extra frame to win the contest.
Dominion 58, Potomac Falls 52
The Skinny: It was standing room only at the Panther Pit Friday as Dominion won for the first time in school history on their rivals home court. DeAndre Albritton scored a game-high 26 points as the Titans improved to 4-0 in mathc-up of Dulles District unbeatens. Greg Smucker scored all of his 12 points in the second half and Sean Ashton had some huge rebounds for the Titans. Dominion led most of the game until PF made a furious comeback at the end of the third quarter to take a 47-43 lead going into the fourth. The Titans clamped down defensively, allowing only five points in the final quarter for the win. Kevin Bartnick led the Panthers with 18 points. Dan Sousa will have a complete story including photos and videos from this contest.
Heritage 68, Freedom 63
The Skinny: The Pride were led by Ross Alcorn with 21 points, including six 3-pointers, and he took two charges in the win. The Pride’s scoring was evenly distributed with three other players in double figures: Mo Berchie (12), Stephen Shockley (14) and Elijah Calhoun (13). Freedom was led by Ron Campbell with 15, Kendall Jackson with 14 and Brian Orr scored 13. With the win, the Pride climb into a 3-way tie for third place in the Dulles District with a 3-2 league mark.
Loudoun Valley 87, Culpeper 58
The Skinny: Freshmen John Yoxthimer led the Vikes to this Cedar Run District win with 17 points, five rebounds, and 4 assists. Also for Valley: Connor Trombly scored 15 points and James Hemphill added 11 points while Django DeGree scored 10. Senior point guard Drew MacMahon registered 11 assists. The Vikes host Osbourn Saturday in a make-up contest.
Marshall 72, Stone Bridge 57
The Skinny: The Bulldogs shocked Langley on Thursday night with a 68-63 victory and earlier in the week defeated Madison but SB couldn’t make it three straight Liberty District wins as they fall on the road to move to 3-2 in district. SB had to play without sophomore Nik Brown, who was sporting a cast Friday after injuring his arm late against the Saxons on Thursday and senior center Brian Slay who was away on a recruiting trip. The Bulldogs were within three going into the final quarter before Marshall pulled away. Nate Ingersoll led SB with 15 points followed by Richie Berry with 12 and Michael Prince scored 10.
Girls Basketball
Loudoun County 72, Briar Woods 41
The Skinny:The Raiders earned their 8th win with a total team effort as all 11 players contributed in the win with four finishing in double figures. Leading the way in scoring was junior Kendra Holmes and freshman Erica Linnemann. Each finished with 14 points while Holmes grabbed 10 rebounds and Linnemann dished out four assists. LC sophomore Brittany Batts finished with 11 points and junior Alissa Kain had 10 points and seven rebounds. Falcon Kim Bell had a game-high 22 points. The win sets up a showdown for first place in the Dulles District as the Raiders travel to Freedom Monday night.
Broad Run 55, Park View 37
The Skinny: Chelsea Gantt scored 17 points with seven rebounds and Maggie Andricosky added 12 points and seven rebounds and Caitlin Hunter finished with 11 points and nine rebounds as the Spartans evened their district (2-2) and season records (6-6). Karita Brown led Park View with 17 points.
Potomac Falls 50, Dominion 18
The Skinny: It was a slow start to this contest with PF leading only 5-2 after the first quarter but the Panthers finished strong, especially in the final quarter, out-scoring the Titans, 15-2, for the win. Jasmin Jefferies finished with a double-double of 12 points and 11 rebounds and Jesika Howard had five assists and five steals for PF while Raven Short added 12 points.
Freedom 57, Heritage 29
The Skinny: The Eagles win sets up the big contest Monday in South Riding as Freedom will host LC with both teams sporting identical 5-0, 10-2 records. Kelsey Buchanan had 13 points, 10 rebounds and five blocked shots for Freedom while Meixandra Porter scored 17 points with seven rebounds and five assists, and Dionna Scott added 17 points with seven rebounds and four assists.
Loudoun Valley 55, Culpeper 34
The Skinny: Jessica Mullen scored 22 points to lead the Vikes to victory in this Cedar Run District game. Valley coach Jen Piccolomini missed her third straight game with an illness but says she will be able to return next week.
Stone Bridge 48, Marshall 34
The Skinny: Sophomore Cori Prince led the Bulldogs with 11 and senior Courtney Bryant added 10 as SB snapped a 3-game Liberty District losing streak. Marshall was led by Carlie Zirkle with 11 points.
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Sterling (Jan. 8, 2009) – Park View High School will host the Glory Days Grill Invitational Saturday with 16 girls gymnastics teams competing including all nine Loudoun squads.
The meet will start at 10 a.m. with the cost $5. A bonus for spectators is that everyone buying a ticket will receive a boneless wings coupon from the sponsor Glory Days Grill.
The Park View Invitational is one of the oldest meets in the area, with its roots going back to just after the school opened. This is the third straight year that the meet has been hosted by Glory Days after it took several years off. By best estimates, this year’s invitational is the 29th year the meet has been held.
Teams competing this year:
Briar Woods
Broar Run
Colonial Forge
Freedom (South Riding)
Harrisonburg
Heritage
Loudoun County
Loudoun Valley
Mountain View
North Stafford
Orange
Park View
Potomac Falls
Stafford
Stone Bridgebn
Turner Ashby
Like last year, the meet will be divided into two divisions.
History Bonus: Park View Invitational Over the Years
2008 – Power Osbourn Park captures the upper division
2007 – Meet Returns with Glory Days Grill as Sponsor
2005 – The 29-year-old meet not held due to a late coaching change at Park View
2004 – First-year Dominion impresses at the meet with their debut. Valley’s Alicia Essex wins All around with 37.025. Stonewall Jackons repeats as team champion with Stafford runner-up.
2003 – Loudoun Valley finishes third behind Stonewall Jackson and Stafford in upper division. Viking Alicia Essex just misses All Around title. Meet down to 12 teams.
2002 – Loudoun Valley, led by mother-daughter coaching team of Marty and Jen Cooper, wins upper division with Potomac Falls, Broad Run and Stafford trailing
2001 – Potomac Falls’ Elisa Padilla shines at meet as Panthers just miss title, finishing runner-up to Stafford, led by Sarah Brown.
2000 – Stonewall Jackson, on coach Karen Lutman’s birthday, wins upper division followed by Broad Run and Park View
1998 – Park View gymnast, Shannon Coghlan, one of Loudoun’s top athletes, makes return from injury at Park View Invitational, the 18th annual event. Brooke Point’s Emily McNabb wins All Around.
1997 – Beth Patton leds Stafford to a school record 140.05 scoring to win title
1996 – Chevonne Davis of Stonewall Jackson scores a 9.9 on the beam and 9.8 on the floor to win All Around with a 37.15.
1993 – In the 15th edition of the meet, Hylton, led by Deborah Santiago, wins with North Stafford runner-up
1991 – North Stafford captures meet for fourth straight year!
1990 – North Stafford, led by Mindy Berg, wins meet for third straight year
1989 – North Stafford, led by Mindy Berg, repeats as champ
1988 – North Stafford, led by Mindy Berg, wins meet and goes on to win first of four AAA state titles in six years. 24 teams compete this year! West Springfield is runner-up to North Stafford.
1987 – Park View coach Michelle Maged changes format to current set-up with two divisison. Sheri Susi of West Springfield wins the All-Around at this 10th annual meet.
1986 – Robinson’s Cherylynn Lillvik wins All Around at the 9th annual meet.
1977 – Park View High School’s first winter season!
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LoudounPrepSports.com Wednesday Scoreboard
Check back for photos from Senior Night at Loudoun County High School
Dulles District Duals
Briar Woods 52, Loudoun County 23
Heritage 50, Freedom 22
Potomac Falls 70, Broad Run 6
Park View 37, Dominion 36
Cedar Run District Quad @ Battlefield
Loudoun Valley 43, Battlefield 32
Loudoun Valley 41, Liberty 32
Fauquier 49, Loudoun Valley 19
Liberty 46, Battlefield 36
Battlefield 57, Culpeper 21
Results
Park View 37 Dominion 36 PV D
135 Torey Mazza(D) Maj dec. over Derek. Garcia(PV) 14 – 3 0 4
140 Don Tran(D) fall. over Nick Boryan(PV) 3:16 0 10
145 Pablo Garcia(PV) fall over Andrew Chverchko(D) 3:16 6 10
152 Matt Kloc(D) won by fft. 6 16
160 Connor Ward(PV) Majdec. over Josh Leehan(D) 14 – 3 10 16
171 Tom Dewar(D) fall over Tyler Roberts(PV) 3:39 10 22
189 Bobby Cockerille(PV) dec. over Daren Littleton(D) 13 – 6 13 22
215 Roy Stephens(PV) fall over Kenny Sisson(D) :47 19 22
285 Alex Ward(D) TechFall over Ali Gill(PV) 16 – 0, 6:00 19 27
103 Tuon Dang(PV) won by fft. 25 27
112 Stephen Penna(PV) fall over Zach Newman(D) 1:01 31 27
119 Andrew Fawkes(D) dec. over Mohamed Amr(PV) 10 – 6 31 30
125 Jake Landmesser(PV) fall over Carlos Alvarado(D) 4:40 37 30
130 Nolen Kirkwood(D) fall over Franciso Gonzalez(PV) 4:27 37 36
Briar Woods 52, Loudoun County 23
215 Josh Hall (BW) won by forfeit (team score 6-0)
285 Ethan Ochs (BW) won by forfeit (12-0)
103 Tyler Anthony (LC) fall over Matt Gillette (BW) 3:30 ( 12-6)
112 T.J. Julia (BW) maj. Dec. 16-3 over Matt Robbillard (LC) 16-3 (16-6)
119 Brian Hulcher (BW) fall over Michael Martin (LC) 3:59 (22-6)
125 Perry Daniels (BW) dec. Alec Scheller (LC) 3-2 (25-6)
130 Thomas Hulcher (BW) fall over Cameron Acton (LC) 3:50 (31-6)
135 Alex Seely (BW) dec. Eric Acton (LC) 10-8 OT (34-6)
140 A.J. Pittas (LC) fall over Adam Ochs (BW) 3:56 (34-12)
145 Nik Abi-Najm (BW) fall over Kenton Perez (LC) 3:47 (40-12)
152 Jared Beane (BW) fall over Zach Stevens (LC) 1:12 (46-12)
160 Robert Griffin (LC) won by forfeit (46-18)
171 Ryan Blackwell (BW) won by forfeit (52-18)
189 Remington LaKose (LC) tech fall over Matt Quist (BW), 22-5, (52-23)
Heritage 50, Freedom 22
(103) Akeel Channer(H) Defeated Scoggin – Pin- 4:47
(112) Marquina(F) Defeated David Ellis- Pin- 1:37
(119) Matt Holton(H) Defeated Le- Dec. 4-0
(125) Justin Smith(H) Defeated Philbrick- Dec. 5-2
(130) Dixon(F) Defeated Shawn Owens -major Dec. 10-2
(135) Collin Rafter(H) Defeated Lupetaliaami- Pin- :53
(140) Sean Dunn(H) Defeated Thornburgh – Technical Fall – 2nd period 19-2
(145) Sheptock(F) wins via FFT
(152) Murphy(F) Defeated Cody Wheless- Pin 1:37
(160) Billy Wisman(H) Defeated McTighe- Pin 2:37
(171) Kevin James(H) Defeated Constantino- Pin 4:23
(189) Jon Vargas(H) Defeated Haas- Dec. 12-9
(215) Josh Toney(H) Defeated Tuohy- Pin 3:14
(285) Gavin Hunt(H) wins FFT
Potomac Falls 70, Broad Run 6
103 Murray (BR)
by dec 6-3 over Rea (PF)
112 Linza (PF) by fall
over Schnupp (BR)
119 Koenig (PF) by fall
over Schmidt (BR)
125 Rowane (PF) by tech
fall over Loli (BR)
130 Snead (PF) by fall
over Cole (BR)
135 Direnzo (BR) by dec 5-4
over Oswald (PF)
140 Haislip (PF) by fall
over Gass (BR)
145 Belin (PF) by
fall tech fall Gallagher (BR)
152 Hagen (PF) by fall
over Dunlap (BR)
160 Rowane (PF) by fall
over Mendoza (BR)
171 Freiert (PF) by fall
over Morrison (BR)
189 Khawaja (PF) by fall
over Garrett (BR)
215 Zedan (PF) by fall
over Cundaf (BR)
285 Duffin (PF) by fall
over Steuart (BR)
Loudoun Valley 43, Battlefield 32
Loudoun Valley 41, Liberty 32
Fauquier 49, Loudoun Valley 19
Valley coach Troy Messatesta reports: “Zack Bolan(171), Garrett Swankowski(189), Alex O’Connor(215) and Russell Geier(140) all won against Fauquier”
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LoudounPrepSports.com Wrestling Round-up: Holiday Edition
We try and catch up with some of the mat action we have missed over the long holiday … plus other December results you might have missed!
Potomac Falls Second in 22-Team Tournament in Arundel
The Potomac Falls High School Panther wrestling team competed in the Arundel Holiday Wrestling Tournament on January 2-3, 2009 at Arundel High School, Gambrills, Maryland. The Panthers took second place amongst twenty-two teams that competed in the individual bracketed tournament. Urbana HS won the tournament with 183 points followed by Potomac Falls with 177, Dematha HS with 173.5, Archbishop Spaulding with 156.5, and Loyola HS with 139 points.
Other Loudoun teams that also competed in the event included 11th place Loudoun Valley HS with 104.5 points and 15th place Freedom HS with 63 points. Each individual bracket contained up to 22 wrestlers. Ryan Snead (130 lbs) and Charlie Haislip (140 lbs) both won second place. Ryan Hagen (152 lbs) and Aaron Rowane (160 lbs) took third place, and Michael Oswald (135 lbs) and David Zedan (215 lbs) each took fourth place. Paul Rowane (125 lbs) won 5th place and Nick Rea (103 lbs) finish in 6th place.
Complete results can be found at http://sports.jedtechs.com/wrestling/results/Holiday08-09/VAR/index.html.
The Panthers begin their Dulles District competition on Wednesday, January 7th with a dual meet against host Broad Run HS.
Loudoun County Finishes Sixth at Annual Spencer Chang Duals
The Raiders traveled to Martinsville for the Annual Spencer Chang Duals on Jan. 3, 2009 and went 2-3 and placed 6th in the 12-team pool tournament. The big winners for the day were 103 (So) Tyler Anthony went 5-0 and 189 (Sr) Remington LaKose went 5-0. Below are the team and individual scores. The Raiders will host Briar Woods this Wednesday at 6:30-JV/7:30-VAR for the first district match of the season. The Loudoun Youth CAWL team (The Rangers) will also be wrestling at 6:30.
Team scores:
LC vs Rustburg 48-22 Win
LC vs Martinsville 44-27 Win
LC vs Northside 27-35 Loss
LC vs Morehead 34-46 Loss
LC vs William Byrd 21-52 Loss
Individual scores:
103 (So) Tyler Anthony went 5-0 w/2 pins & a Technical Fall (TF)
112 (So) Matt Robillard went 3-2 w/2 pins & a TF
119 (So) Michael Martin went 3-2 w/1 pin
125 (So) Alec Scheller went 2-3 w/1 pin
130 (Fr) Cameron Acton went 2-3
135 (Fr) Eric Acton went 1-4
140 (Fr) AJ Pittas went 3-2 w/1 pin
145 (So) Kenton Perez went 3-2 w/2 pins
152 (Fr) Zach Stevens went 1-4
160 (Sr) Robert Griffin went 4-1 w/3 pins
171 (Sr) Brian Athey went 2-3 w/ 2 pins
189 (Sr) Remington LaKose went 5-0 w/4 pins
215 & HWT were forfeits
Park View and Dominion at St. Stephens Tournament
Here are the results from the St Stephens Tournament that took place over the break:
Placing 1st for Park View
Tuan Dang 103
Stephen Penna 112
Placing 2nd for Park View
Bobby Cockerille
Placing 4th for Park View
Pablo Garcia 152
Roy Stephen’s 215
Team scores are as follows
1. O’connell 231
2. Gilman 143
3. Sidwell Friends 111
4. Wakefield 96
5. Park View 94
6. Dominion 78
7. St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes 68.5
8. Madison 63
Portomac Falls at Willie Walters
The Potomac Falls High School Panther wrestling team competed in the Willie Walters wrestling dual tournament on December 30, 2008 at James Wood High School, Winchester, VA. Eight teams competed in the dual tournament. The Panthers defeated Culpepper HS 69-12, Strasburg HS 71-0, and New Kent HS 31-30. The Panthers two losses were to James Wood, 27-36 during the first round and 30-36 for the championship round. Senior David Zedan (189 lbs) was undefeated at 5-0 as was junior Michael Oswald (135 lbs) who went 4-0. Nick Rea (103 lbs), JoJo Koenig (119 lbs), Paul Rowane (125 lbs), Ryan Snead (130 lbs), and Zac Duffin (HWT) all went 4-1 throughout this dual meet tournament.
Loudoun County at Turner Ashby’s Annual Holiday Tournament
Loudoun County High School Wrestling team traveled to Turner Ashby’s Annual Holiday Tournament on December 19-20. 189 pound Senior, Remington Lakose went 4-1 on the day, with 4 pins (all in the first period), and placing 2nd (losing to Zach Santolia, 5th in AA states last year). He is 6-2 @ 189 this year and only other loss @ 189 came to Marcus Hathaway from Robinson HS.
140 pound Shopmore, David Richardson had a strong showing as well. He took 5th place and went 4-2 on the day, with a season record of 5-3. Other who place in the top 8 were: Fr, 152lbs, Zach Stevens 7th, Sr, 160, Robert Griffin 7th, Sr, 171, Brian Athey 8th, and So, 112, Tyler Anthony 8th.
Potomac Falls 5-0 at New Kent
The Potomac Falls HS Wrestling team went 5-0 this Saturday December 20 to win the New Kent Trojan Duals. The Panthers posted the following victories to A teams:
Potomac Falls -40 Currituck, NC -18
Potomac Falls -73 Warhill- 3
In this match, PF heavyweight Zach Duffin pinned Warhill’s Davis (ranked one of better heavyweights in state) in :38.
Potomac Falls -38 Dinwiddie- 28
Potomac Falls -38 New Kent- 24
In this Match:
PF Ryan Hagen (152lbs) dec NK Willie Driscoll 4-2.
PF Aaron Rowane (160 lbs) dec NK Ethan Young 9-8.
Both NK wrestlers ranked at AA state level.
New Kent team ranked fifth in AA state in this weeks poll according to Virginiawrestling.
Charlie Haislip, Ryan Snead, David Zedan all went 5-0 on the weekend.
Loudoun Valley at Berkley Spring WV
The Valley wrestling team placed 9th in a very tough bracket tournamnet at Berkley Spring s HS..The competition was great with top teams from MD, WV and VA…..In several weight classes their were multiple state champs which made for some exciting semi final and finals.
Oliver Hilgartner was Tourn Champ this week at the VERY tough Max Horz in Berkely Springs.. He’s been working real hard and it paid off this week as he defeated Brandon Fletcher of Sherando in the Finals. Zack Boaln was third and his semifinal match could’ve gone either way…While the following were 5th Trevor Richter, Tyler VanDuser, Cole Hilling (160), Garrett Swankowski, Alex O’Connor. Below is the current varsity record of the Valley wrestlers to date.
103- Josh Hawk – 4-4
112 – place- Oliver Hilgartner- 11-1
119 Trevor Richter- 5-5
125 – Tyler Van Duser- 11-3
130 Thomas Wilson- 5-6
135- Paul Rediel 8-4
140 Russell Geier 2-2 ; David Garvis- 8-0
145 David Garvis 2-2; Jesse Powell 3-8
152 – Cole Hilling- 5-3
160- Mike Garvis 6-6; Cole Hilling- 4-2
171- Zack Bolan- 11-2
189 – Garrett Swankowski- 10-4
215- Alex O’Connor- 9-5
285- Dylan Raines- 5-5
Heritage Dec. 13 Update: Warren County Duals
Current Overall Season Record: 14-2-1
Heritage goes 4-1 at the warren county duals.
Heritage Defeated Broadway (52-20)
Heritage Lost to Warren county (42-28)
Heritage Defeated Monticello ( 64-15)
Heritage Defeated Stonewall Jackson ( 56-22)
Heritage Defeated Oakton (50-21)
Heritage had four wrestlers go 5-0 in the day . ( Akeel Channer, Mathew Holton, Justin Smith, and team captain Jimmy Jurado. Jurado defeated Warren County’s region II champion Matt Morningstar, and improved his season record to 15-0, Justin Smith improves his record to 16-1.
Heritage Had two varsity wrestlers out of the line up(Kevin James 171 & Nick Zurlo 135) and two wrestlers out of their weight classes.
Teams:
Heritage
Warren County
Jeb Stuart
Broadway
Monticello
Oakton
Stonewall Jackson
George Mason
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HHS Wrester’s 12/13/08 stats
103- Akeel Channer (5-0)
112- David Ellis (3-2)
119- Mathew Holton (5-0)
125- Justin Smith (5-0)
130- Justin Vargas (2-3)
135- Collin Ratfter(3-2)
140-Sean Dunn (4-1)
145- Jimmy Jurado (5-0) (Team Captain)
152-Cody Wheless (1-2)
152- Sean Grimmett (0-2)
160-Billy Wisman (3-1)
171-Michael Houman (1-4)
189- John Averys (4-1)
215-John Vargas (3-2)
285- Gavin Hunt (2-3)
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Tuesday Jan. 6 Basketball Round-up
“Freezing Rain Edition”
(Check back as the LPS Monkey will update these scores in between tacos … )
Boys Scores
Heritage 67, Briar Woods 42
The Skinny: Eric Dentler hit four 3-pointers to lead a hot-shooting Heritage team that had six different players combine for 11 total 3-pointers and four players eneded up in double figures led by Dentler’s 13.
Broad Run 71, Loudoun County 59
The Skinny: Spartans improve on one of the school’s best ever starts with overall record now 11-1 and 3-1 in Dulles District. Raiders drop to 0-4, 5-5. Kevin McGaughey led the Spartans with 20 points and eight rebounds.
Dominion 58, Park View 53
The Skinny: DeAndre Reaves scores a game-high 24 points and DeAndre Albritton adds 15 as Titans beat neighbor Park View for the first time ever in boys varsity basketball.*Dan Sousa will have full coverage of this game including photo gallery and video interviews*
Potomac Falls 62, Freedom 53
The Skinny: Win sets up battle of unbeatens in district Friday night at Potomac Falls as Panthers (4-0, 9-2) play host to Dominion. Lucas Milhailovich scored 19 to lead PF Tuesday.*Alysia Deem will have full coverage of this game including photo gallery and video interviews*
Osbourn @ Loudoun Valley PPD
The Skinny: Ice, Ice, Baby, Osbourn boys were not allowed to travel to Valley but were able to host the Valley girls. Harks back to an old saying from Loudoun’s history: be out of Purcellville by sundown or else … wait, that could have been Dodge City … we may be confused. We read it in a Time-Life book.
Stone Bridge 59, Madison 57
The Skinny: Bulldogs snap 5-game skid with Liberty District win. Richie Berry scored a team-high 14 including the game winner on a pull-up jumper in the lane with the score tied at 57-57. Nate Ingersoll continued his hot shooting from beyond the arc with 13 points including three treys.
Girls Scores
Briar Woods 41, Heritage 28
The Skinny: The Falcons extend to 7-2 with a win over district rival Pride. Kim Bell led the way with 12 points, 14 rebounds, and six steals and Aminah Aziz added 15 points and six rebounds.
Loudoun County 72, Broad Run 57
The Skinny: Raiders get 24 from Kendra Holmes and 22 by Brittany Batts. Broad Run’s Caitlin Hunter scores a career-best 19 with 12 rebounds.
Park View 70, Dominion 32
The Skinny: Rachel Miller tied the Patriot single game record with eight 3-pointers in this runaway victory.
Freedom 64, Potomac Falls 39
The Skinny: The Eagles win behind the trio of Kelsey Buchanan (20 points, eight rebounds), Meixandra Porter (19 points, 10 rebounds) and Dionna Scott (12 points, 14 rebounds).
Loudoun Valley 48, Osbourn 44
The Skinny: Brea Calhoun scored 13 to lead the Vikes who got 10 apiece from Jessica Mullen and Wendy Roth in this Cedar Run District victory.
Madison 57, Stone Bridge 29
The Skinny: Bulldogs held to six points in the first half in Liberty District loss.
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