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Football: VHSL Northwest Region Ratings, Sept. 30

Posted on 30 September 2008 by ttatham.

Virginia High School League Weekly Ratings


Class AAA – Northwest Region — Div. 6

Rk. School District Game Bonus Rating
1 Battlefield Cedar Run 96.0 12.0 27.0
2 Woodbridge  Cardinal 120.0 8.0 25.6
3 Osbourn Park  Cedar Run 84.0 9.0 23.3
4 Osbourn Senior Cedar Run 72.0 15.0 21.8
5 C.D. Hylton  Cardinal  72.0  13.0 21.3
6 Forest Park  Cardinal 72.0 6.0 19.5
7 Gar-Field  Cardinal 60.0 12.0 18.0
8 Franklin County Western Valley 56.0 15.0 17.8
9 Mountain View Commonwealth 60.0 8.0 17.0
10 Loudoun Valley Cedar Run 48.0 15.0 15.8
11 Massaponax Commonwealth 48.0 13.0 15.3
12 Stonewall Jackson Cedar Run 48.0 10.0 14.5
13 Riverbend Commonwealth 40.0 15.0 13.8
14 Culpeper County Cedar Run 44.0 10.0 13.5
Class AAA – Northwest Region — Div. 5

Rk. School District Game Bonus Rating
1 Brooke Point Commonwealth 96.0 12.0 27.0
2 Potomac  Cardinal 84.0 12.0 24.0 
3 Fauquier Cedar Run 92.0 2.0 23.5
4 William Fleming Western Valley 92.0 16.0 21.6
5 Liberty-Bealton Cedar Run 80.0 4.0 21.0
6 Albemarle Commonwealth 72.0 11.0 20.8
7 George Washington Western Valley 68.0 13.0 20.3
8 Colonial Forge Commonwealth 72.0 6.0 19.5
8 Freedom-Woodbridge  Cardinal 68.0  10.0 19.5
10 North Stafford Commonwealth 60.0 11.0 17.8
11 Halifax County Western Valley 72.0 14.0 17.2
12 Stafford Commonwealth 48.0 14.0 15.5
13 E.C. Glass Western Valley 48.0 13.0 15.3
14 Patrick Henry Western Valley 52.0 18.0 14.0
VHSL Top Ten Ranking Teams By Division
Division 6
Rk. School District Region Rating
1 Oscar Smith Southeastern Eastern 28.80
1 Oakton Concorde Northern 28.80
3 Westfield Concorde  Northern 28.40
4 West Potomac Patriot Northern 28.00
5 Battlefield Cedar Run Northwest 27.00
6 Ocean Lakes Beach Eastern 26.80
6  Western Branch Southeastern Eastern 26.80
8 Chantilly Concorde Northern 26.60
9 Varina Capital Central  26.40
10  Deep Run Colonial Central 26.00
Division 5
Rk. School District Region Rating
1 Phoebus Peninsula Eastern 29.20
2 Green Run Beach Eastern 28.40
3  T. Edison National Northern 28.40
4 Lake Taylor Eastern  Eastern 28.00
5 Cosby Dominion Central 27.00
5 Brooke Point Commonwealth Northwest 27.00
7 Stone Bridge Liberty Northern 26.80
8 Hampton Peninsula Eastern 26.40
9 Petersburg Central Central 26.00
10 D. Freeman Colonial Central 25.00
10  Yorktown National Northern 25.00
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Golf: Cedar Run District Tournament

Posted on 29 September 2008 by ttatham.

By Paul Frommelt
Content Manager, Prince William County
pfrommelt@digitalsports.com

The Loudoun Valley golf team added a AAA Cedar Run District Tournament title to their 2008 resume with a seven-stroke victory over defending champion Battlefield at the Loudoun Golf and Country Club on Monday afternoon. The Bobcats, runners-up to the Vikings for the regular-season title, advanced to the Northwest Region tournament with their second-place finish.

“We were playing on our home course and we were undefeated on the year here. We definitely needed the keep this momentum going into the region tournament,” said Valley head golf coach Gary McKay on whether he thought that his team would perform considering that their region tournament berth was already locked up. “That was enough motivation right there.”

Junior Zach Bosse needed no extra motivation as he went for his second-consecutive Cedar Run individual title. Bosse birdied his final hole of the round to come in with an even-par 72, tying Battlefield sophomore Andrew Lister to force a sudden-death playoff.

“To shoot even par on this golf course today with the wind and wet conditions was just huge,” said McKay of Bosse’s performance. “To go into that playoff, he is a pretty good match play player and that is pretty much the situation that you have to look at going into a playoff like that. My money was on Zack all the way.”

It was Lister, however, that nearly ended things on the first hole. While Bosse out-drove the Bobcat off the tee, Lister’s approach shot set him up for a birdie opportunity and the win. After Bosse missed his birdie put, Lister readied himself.

“I knew that his was going to be close because he is a great putter,” said Bosse. “As soon as he hit it, I thought that it was in.”

Lister’s putt caught the high lip, circled around the hole, but never dropped, sending both golfers to the next hole.

The result of the second hole was the same — both golfers finished with par.

It was the third hole, however, that Bosse was able to take advantage of his strength off the tee. The Viking again out-drove Lister and placed his ball two feet from the hole on his second shot. Lister also found the green in two strokes, but he missed his subsequent putt and settled for par. From two feet out, Bosse sank his putt.

“Don’t blow it,” Bosse remembered thinking as readied himself for the putt. “Usually it’s pretty easy, but under the circumstances…”

As Bosse walked off the green, he was met by the other members of the Loudoun Valley team, ready to celebrate yet another victory for the Vikings.

Lister’s teammate, Jordan Pastor finished in third with a 75, while Bosse’s teammate Austin Kaseman took fourth, also with a 75 on the day. Drew Smith (Fauquier, 76), Scott Davidson (Loudoun Valley, 76), Brandon Deleonardis (Loudoun Valley, 76), Brian Hickey (Loudoun Valley, 77), Justin Riley (Battlefield, 78) and Greg Pappas (Fauquier, 78) rounded out the top ten.

AAA Cedar Run Tournament — Team Standings
1. Loudoun Valley Vikings (300)
2. Battlefield Bobcats (307)
3. Fauquier Falcons (322)
4. Osbourn Park Yellow Jackets (335)
5. Liberty Eagles (337)
6. Osbourn Eagles (338)
7. Culpeper County Blue Devils (374)

AAA Cedar Run Tournament — Individual Standings
1. Zack Bosse, Loudoun Valley, 72 (35,37)
2. Andrew Lister, Battlefield, 72 (38, 34)
3. Jordan Pastor, Battlefield, 75 (39, 36)
4. Austin Kaseman, Loudoun Valley, 75 (34, 41)
5. Drew Smith, Fauquier, 76 (37, 39)
6. Scott Davidson, Loudoun Valley, 76 (36,40)
7. Brandon Deleonardis, Loudoun Valley, 77 (38,39)
8. Brian Hickey, Loudoun Valley, 77 (36, 41)
9. Justin Riley, Battlefield, 78 (38, 40)
10. Greg Pappas, Fauquier, 78 (36, 42)
11. Zack Lauzon, Osbourn Park, 80 (38, 42)
12. Ryan Simon, Osbourn Park, 80 (37, 43)
13. Peter Desing, Osbourn, 81 (41, 40)
14. John Williams, Battlefield, 82 (42, 40)
15. Eric Mehiel, Liberty, 82 (40, 42)
16. Blake Forst, Battlefield, 83 (40, 43)
17. Monica Carlson, Osbourn, 83 (40, 43)
18. Stephen Massei, Liberty, 83 (38, 45)
19. Tanner Welsh, Loudoun Valley, 84 (45, 39)
20. Lisa Combs, Fauquier, 84 (42, 42)
21. Sam Owens, Liberty, 84 (39, 45)
22. Colin Price, Fauquier, 84 (40, 44)
23. Inmoo Shon, Osbourn, 85 (45, 40)
24. John McDonald, Fauquier, 86 (42, 44)
25. Will Jones, Osbourn Park, 87 (43, 44)
26. Pierce Bishop, Battlefield, 88 (45, 43)
27. Chris Drerenberger, Fauquier, 88 (44, 44)
28. Walker Riley, Liberty, 88 (42, 46)
29. Josh Freeland, Osbourn Park, 88 (42, 46)
30. David Westley, Osbourn Park, 88 (41, 47)
31. Johhny Nettles, Liberty, 88 (40, 48)
32. Jake Mitchell, Osbourn, 89 (46, 43)
33. Tommy Jocz, Culpeper County, 90 (44, 46)
34. Brad Johnson, Culpeper County, 91 (45, 46)
35. David Harvey, Liberty, 91 (41, 50)
36. Derek Orshoski, Culpeper County, 96 (45, 51)
37. Shane Griffin, Culpeper County, 97 (45, 52)
38. Greg Corder, Osbourn Park, 98 (47, 51)
39. Tim Jocz, Culpeper County, 100 (45, 55)
40. David Wood, Osbourn, 110 (51, 59)
41. Morgan Green, Culpeper County, 118 (55, 63)
42. Brendan Howell, Osbourn, 124 (56, 68)
43. Dylan Guyton, Stonewall Jackson, 125 (60, 65)
*Note: Back nine score breaks tie

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Football: Friday Night Scoreboard, Week 5

Posted on 26 September 2008 by ttatham.

By Paul Frommelt 
Content Manager, Prince William County

pfrommelt@digitalsports.com

*Make sure to check back later tonight for a full recap of C.D. Hylton’s win over Forest Park, complete with video highlights and a video interview with Hylton running back Bill Nyantakyi.

Click here for up-to-date Cardinal District and Cedar Run District standings. 

(Note: Fauquier does not show up our standings. We are working to fix the problem. The Falcons are 4-0 overall and 1-0 in the AAA Cedar Run District.)

C.D. Hylton 28, Forest Park 14
Game Notes: Hylton running back Bill Nyantakyi ran wild in the rain, scoring all three of the Bulldogs offensive touchdowns and rushing for nearly 150 yards. C.D. Hylton snaps its two-game losing streak and gets back to .500 on the year. 

Amherst County 41, Freedom-Woodbridge 7
Game Notes: Two-time defending AA Div. 4 state champion Amherst got three touchdowns from running back Devonte Brown and two from fullback A.J. Parrish to beat Freedom. The Eagles fall to 2-2 on the year.  

Osbourn Park 21, Loudoun Valley 0
Game Notes: Osbourn Park has allowed just 17 points in four games and lone loss remains its 3-0 defeat to Potomac.

Fauquier 42, Culpeper County 9
Game Notes: Fauquier improve to 4-0 on the year with a dominating win over Culpeper County. The Falcons have outscored their opponents 171-62 this year. 
Thursday Night’s Game
Battlefield 29, Stonewall Jackson 0 
Game Notes: Adrian Ingram rushes for 169 yards on 28 carries and scores twice as Battlefield improves to 4-0 on the year. attlefield senior quarterback Bo Revell added a touchdown pass to senior Cooper Bull and sophomore Zavier Stringfellow returned a interception 64 yards for a touchdown. The Battlefield defense had three interceptions on the night and a fourth-quarter safety. The Bobcats now have three shutouts on the year.

Saturday Night’s Games
Osbourn Senior 27, Liberty 14 
Game Notes: Osbourn gets back to .500 with a victory over Liberty. The Eagles fell to Liberty 12-7 last year — the second game in a five-game skid during the middle of the 2007 season. 

Woodbridge 35, Franklin County 8
Game Notes: Colin Frazer returns a punt 69 yards for a touchdown and De’Antwan Williams rushes for 247 yards and three scores as the Vikings improve to 5-0 on the season.  

Note: Have a score or statistics? Email Content Manager Paul Frommelt at pfrommelt@digitalsports.com.
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Football: Prince William Power Rankings, Week 4

Posted on 24 September 2008 by ttatham.

Click here for DigitalSports.com Prince William County Football Central

By Paul Frommelt
Content Manager  — Prince William County
pfrommelt@digitalsports.com

1. Woodbridge Vikings
Record (4-0), Last Week (1)
Last Game: Woodbridge 31, Osbourn 3
Next Game: Sept. 26 at Franklin County, 7:30 p.m.
De’Antwan Williams now has 649 yards on the ground and 13 touchdowns in four games and the Vikings have outscored their opponents 132-12 this season.

2. Battlefield Bobcats
Record (3-0), Last Week (2)
Last Game: Battlefield 27, C.D. Hylton 21
Next Game: Sept. 25 against Stonewall Jackson
Quarterback Bo Revell and running back Adrian Ingram have been quite a impressive 1-2 punch for the Bobcats, combining for nine touchdowns on the year.

3. Forest Park Bruins
Record (2-1), Last Week (3)
Last Game: Brooke Pointe 37, Forest Park 6
Next Game: Sept 26 against C.D. Hylton, 7:30 (DigitalSports.com’s Game of the Week)
The Bruins had a setback against the Black Hawks last week and will look to bounce back against Hylton. Forest Park is the third-consecutive Prince William team to fall to Brooke Point, which is now 3-0 on the year.

4. Potomac Senior Panthers
Record (3-1), Last Week (4)
Last Game: Potomac 27, North Stafford 14
Next Game: Oct. 3 against Osbourn, 7:30 p.m.
The Panthers can rest easy during their bye week with a 3-1 record heading into district play. Nothing has been easy for the Panthers this year, but head coach Ted Lilly’s squad has found a way to win.   

5. C.D. Hylton Bulldogs
Record (1-2), Last Week (5)
Last Game: Battlefield 27, C.D. Hylton 21
Next Game: Sept. 26 at Forest Park, 7:30 p.m. (DigitalSports.com’s Game of the Week)
The Bulldogs have had a tough road during their last two games, playing teams with a combined record of 7-0. While both games ended in losses, the Bulldogs put 21 points on the Bobcats, something that no other team has come close to doing all year. Things don’t get any easier this week as they travel to Forest Park (2-1).

6. Osbourn Park Yellow Jackets
Record (2-1), Last Week (7)
Last Game: Osbourn Park 23, Colonial Forge 3
Next Game: Sept. 26 at Loudoun Valley, 7:30 p.m.
Dominique Terrell has been a breath of fresh air for the Yellow Jackets, who at times had difficulty scoring last year. Derrell scored twice for OP last week. The Yellow Jacket’s defense has been equally impressive, allowing 13 points through their first three games.

7. Freedom Eagles
Record (2-1), Last Week (10)
Last Game: Brooke Point 49, Freedom-Woodbridge 20
Next Game: Sept. 19 at Stonewall Jackson, 7:00 p.m.
Freedom’s win over Stonewall looks to be a turning point for the
program. After giving up 21 points in the third quarter, nobody on the
Eagles’ sideline believed that they were going to lose that game.  

8. Osbourn Eagles
Record (1-2), Last Week (8)
Last Game: Woodbridge 31, Osbourn 3
Next Game: Sept. 26 against Liberty, 7:30 p.m.
The Eagles’ 61-14 win over Culpeper County was quickly followed up with a 28-point to Woodbridge at home. This week, the Eagles will play their third unbeaten opponent in Liberty, at team who has outscored opponents 172-39 this season.

9. Gar-Field Indians

Record (1-3), Last Week (6)

Last Game: Osbourn Park 23, Gar-Field 7
Next Game: Oct. 3 against Freedom-Woodbridge. 7:30 p.m.
The Indians continue to slide down the rankings with tough losses
against Norht Stafford, Battlefield and Osbourn Park. The Indians get a
bye this week as they look to get a little relief against Freedom next
week.

10. Stonewall Jackson Raiders
Record (0-3), Last Week (9)
Last Game: Freedom 25, Stonewall Jackson 24
Next Game: Sept. 26 at Battlefield, 7:30 p.m.
The Raiders one-point loss to Freedom was especially heartbreaking considering the fact that they came back from a 12-point deficit in the third quarter to take a 24-15 lead. Stonewall Jackson played like winners last week. The scoreboard, unfourtunatly, wasn’t in their favor.

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Golf: Final Cedar Run District Standings

Posted on 24 September 2008 by donna0427.

 





















































































































































































































































































































DISTRICT RESULTS Scores Against
TEAM WIN LOSS BATTLEFIELD CULPEPER FAUQUIER LIBERTY LOUDOUN VALLEY OSBOURN OSBOURN PARK STONEWALL
Scores For BATTLEFIELD 16 1.5 X 163 149 149 154 163 154 154
CULPEPER 2.5 15 198 X 191 199 184 198 184 191
FAUQUIER 10.5 7 174 177 X 174 164 162 162 177
LIBERTY 11 6.5 175 169 175 X 154 154 168 168
LOUDOUN VALLEY 16.5 1 153 148 154 146 X 146 148 153
OSBOURN 6 11.5 184 184 169 167 167 X 169  
OSBOURN PARK 7.5 10 173 172 165 176 172 165 X 176
STONEWALL JACKSON 0 17.5 NA NA NA NA NA NA NA X
                     
read the numbers from left to right for each team and you can see how many points were scored against the team listed on the top.
this will be cumulative for the dual and tri-matches
Duals: Final District Standings – Regular Season
8/26/2008 Liberty (169) v Culpeper (199) 1 Loudoun Valley – Regional Qualifier
8/27/2008 Valley (154) v Fauquier (164) 2 Battlefield
Battlefield (154) v OP (173) 3 Liberty
4 Fauquier
5 Osbourn Park
Tri’s: 6 Osbourn 
9/3/2008 Battlefield (149), Fauquier (174), Liberty (175) 7 Culpeper
Valley (148), OP (172), Culpeper (184) 8 Stonewall Jackson
9/8/2008 Fauquier (177), Culpeper (191), Stonewall (DQ)
9/10/2008
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Football: Friday Night Scoreboard, Week 4

Posted on 19 September 2008 by ttatham.

By Paul Frommelt
DigitalSports.com
Content Manager, DigitalSports.com — Prince William County
pfrommelt@digitalsports.com

*Make
sure to check back later tonight for a full recap of Freedom’s win over Stonewall Jackson, complete with video highlights and interviews with head coach John Robinette, defensive lineman Joel Francis and running back Deon Jones.

Click here for up-to-date Cardinal District and Cedar Run District standings.

Freedom 25, Stonewall Jackson 24
The Eagles get their second win of the season in a thriller over the Raiders. Joel Francis returns a fumble for a touchdown with 5:25 left in the game to secure the Eagles’ victory. Stonewall scores 21 points in the third quarter but the Eagles counter with 10 in the fourth to earn the victory.

Battlefield 27, C.D. Hylton 21
The Bobcats get two passing touchdowns from quarterback Bo Revell to sneak by the Bulldogs. Revell completes 14-of-25 passes for 236 yards and running back Adrian Ingram rushes for 162 yards, including a 30-yard touchdown run.

Woodbridge 31, Osbourn 3
The Vikings earn another blowout victory to improve to 4-0 on the year. Woodbridge running back De’Antwan Williams rushed for over 125 yards and scored twice and defensive back Demetrius Quarles scored on an interception return.
 
Osbourn Park 23, Gar-Field 7
Sophomore transfer Dominique Terrell scored two more times for the Yellow Jackets, including a 91-yard touchdown run, and rushed for over 150 yards in Osbourn Park’s impressive with over Gar-Field. Sophomore Gary Jackson also scored for the Yellow Jackets’ while OP’s defense added a fourth-quarter safety to cap the scoring.

Brooke Pointe 37, Forest Park 6
The Bruins lose their first game of the 2008 season with tough loss against Brooke Point. Quarterback Bruce Facundas completed 7-of-14 passes and threw an interception for a touchdown.

Potomac 27, North Stafford 14
The Panthers win their third straight after falling to Battlefield in the opening week. Potomac finally had some breathing room this week as their last two victories were one-possession games.

Other Northwest Region Scores
Fauquier 42, Mountain Vew 14
Liberty 41, Stafford 32
Stone Bridge 64, Loudoun Valley 13

Colonial Forge 38, Culpeper County 0

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Football: Prince William Power Rankings, Week 3

Posted on 18 September 2008 by ttatham.

By Paul Frommelt
DigitalSports.com
Content Manager  — Prince William County
pfrommelt@digitalsports.com

Click here for DigitalSports.com Prince William County Football Central

1. Woodbridge Vikings
Record (3-0), Last Week (1)
Last Game: Woodbridge 48, Loudoun Valley 0
Next Game: Sept. 19 at Osbourn Senior, 7:30 p.m.
The Vikings have outscored their opponents 101-9 over their first three games and running back De’Antwan Williams has 11 touchdowns. This just in folks, Woodbridge is good.

2. Battlefield Bobcats
Record (2-0), Last Week (2)
Last Game: Battlefield 35, Gar-Field 0
Next Game: Sept. 19 against C.D. Hylton, 7:30 p.m.
The Bobcats didn’t accumulate any rust during their week off as they punished the Indians. Battlefield has yet to give up any points on defense and their offense has been clicking.

3. Forest Park Bruins
Record (2-0), Last Week (3)
Last Game: Forest Park 28, Stonewall Jackson 10
Next Game: Sept. 19 at Brooke Point, 7:30 p.m.
The Bruins’ winless season of two years ago is a distant memory. Forest Park is only three wins away from matching their win total of last season.

4. Potomac Senior Panthers
Record (2-1), Last Week (5)
Last Game: Potomac 3, Osbourn Park 0
Next Game: Sept. 19 at North Stafford, 7:30 p.m.
A win is a win and the Panthers will take their last-second three-point victory over Osbourn Park. The Panthers could be 3-1 by next week as they take on a 1-1 North Stafford squad on Friday. 

5. C.D. Hylton Bulldogs
Record (1-1), Last Week (7)
Last Game: Lake Taylor 48, C.D. Hylton 7
Next Game: Sept. 19 at Battlefield, 7:30 p.m.
The Bulldogs were knocked around by Lake Taylor last week, but need to bounce back quick as they travel to Battlefield on Friday.

6. Gar-Field Indians

Record (1-2), Last Week (4)

Last Game: Battlefield 35, Gar-Field 0
Next Game: Sept. 19 at Osbourn Park, 7:30 p.m.
It has already been a up-and-down season for the Indians. After starting strong, they have suffered back-to-back losses. Head coach Tom Gryder’s squad has a chance to bounce back against a tough Osbourn Park team.

7. Osbourn Park Yellow Jackets
Record (1-1), Last Week (6)
Last Game: Potomac 3, Osbourn Park 0
Next Game: Sept. 19 against Gar-Field, 7:30 p.m.
The Yellow Jackets have plenty to be proud of after dropping a heart-breaker to the Panthers. Last year, Osbourn Park fell by 24 points to Potomac.

8. Osbourn Eagles
Record (1-1), Last Week (8)
Last Game: Osbourn 61, Culpeper 14
Next Game: Sept. 19 against Woodbridge, 7:30 p.m.
The Eagles should feel good about their blowout win over Culpeper, but the Vikings’ come to town on Friday night and they are a tad bit better than the winless Blue Devils.

9. Stonewall Jackson Raiders
Record (0-2), Last Week (9)
Last Game: Forest Park 28, Stonewall Jackson 10
Next Game: Sept. 19 against Freedom-Woodbridge, 7:00 p.m.
The Raiders played Forest Park close without their star running back. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again — when Damien Thigpen is healthy, the Raiders are a dramatically better team.

10. Freedom Eagles
Record (1-1), Last Week (10)
Last Game: Brooke Point 49, Freedom-Woodbridge 20
Next Game: Sept. 19 at Stonewall Jackson, 7:00 p.m.
Freedom’s offense showed promise against Brooke Point, scoring 20 points for the fourth time since 2006.

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Cross Country: 2008 Brentsville Relays

Posted on 15 September 2008 by ttatham.

By Paul Frommelt
DigitalSports.com
Content Manager — Prince William County
pfrommelt@digitalsports.com

*Look below for video highlights of the Men’s and Women’s “B” and “C” relay races at the 8th Annual Brentsville Relays.

Click here for a photo gallery of the Men’s “B” and “C” relay race.
Click here for a photo gallery of the Women’s “B” and “C” relay race.

Click here for results from the Men’s and Women’s “A” relay race.

Despite the wet weather that soaked the course during the final races of the night, Brentsville District High School celebrated another successful Under the Lights Brentsville Relays cross country meet. The 8th annual event featured 63 cross country teams from Virginia, Washington D.C., and Maryland.

The six-hour event featured 12 different races, from high school varsity to elementary school races.

As expected, the Midlothian girls dominated throughout the day, winning the Women’s “B” race to start the day and winning the women’s “A” race by almost two minutes at the end of the night. The Mountain View boys took the top spot in the men’s “B” meet, while the Atlee boys won the men’s “A” meet.

The Northern Region brought 20 teams to the event, with the Lake Braddock (49:47) girls celebrating a second-place finish during the women’s “A” meet. The Herndon girls were right behind the Bruins with a third-place finish. The West Potomac (51:10) girls finished ninth, while Langley (52:15), Robinson (52:53), T.C. Williams (53:09), Westfield (53:44) and South County (53:46) made it in the top 20.

On the boys side for the Northern Region, Robinson (42:04) finished strong in third place, while South County (42:20), W.T. Woodson (42:33), and Lake Braddock (42:39) all finished in the top ten.

Loudoun County’s Potomac Falls had the best finish of all Northern Virginia teams on the boys side, finishing second with a time of 42:04, 36 seconds behind first-place Atlee. The Panther boys took the overall meet boy’s title with top-five finishes in all three races. 

Other top Loudoun County boys teams include Dominion (12th, 43:04) and Heritage (30th, 44:57). Potomac Falls, Dominion and Heritage also brought the top three Loudoun County girls teams, with the Panthers finishing 14th with a time of 52.29, the Titans finishing 31st with a time of 55:49 and the Pride right behind them with a 32nd-place finish with a time of 55:52.

Host school Brentsville took fourth in the women’s “A” meet with a time of 50:04, while the Brentsville boys took 15th with a time of 43:19.

As expected, Osbourn Park brought the top girl’s team from AAA Prince William County, placing seventh with a time of 51:00. Forest Park finished 25th (54:33), while Woodbridge took 35th (56:18). On the boy’s side for AAA Prince William, Osbourn Park finished 17th (43:39), while Forest Park took 24th (44:19).

                

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Golf: Battlefield Pulls Even with Valley in Cedar Run District Race

Posted on 15 September 2008 by donna0427.

**See Below for Link to Spreadsheet with Complete Results**

By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor

Midland (Sept. 15, 2008) – Battlefield and Loudoun Valley are tied for the AAA Cedar Run District regular-season golf title after the Bobcats brought home the low score at Saturday’s second district mini tournament held at Kastle Greens Golf Course in Fauquier County.

Battlefield shot a 300 team score to edge runner-up Loudoun Valley by six strokes. The Vikings from Purcellville had won the first district mini tournament in August with Battlefield as the runner-up. That leaves the two teams tied in the district race with the winner of next week’s Sept. 23 9-hole match as the district champion, which comes with an automatic bid into the Northwest Region tournament.

Last year, Battlefield edged Loudoun Valley in sudden death when they faced each other in the regular seasona and the Bobcats won both the regular season and district tournament titles. The Vikes, however, countered by capturing the Northwest Region title and qualifying for the AAA state tournament.

Saturday’s event was an 18-hole, par 72 event with Battlefield’s John Williams and Osbourn Park’s Zack Lauzon, each shooting 73. Valley placed two golfers at 74, Scott Davidson and Zack Bosse. Battlefield’s Andrew Lister and Fauquier’s Drew Smith each shot 75.

With the top two athletes for Battlefield and Valley combining for 148 strokes, the team title went down to the third and fourth scores with Battlefield getting a pair of 76’s from Blake Frost and Jordan Pastor. Valley posted a 78 by Brian Hickey and 80 by Brandon Deleonardis and Tanner Welsh. (Only the top four scores qualify in the team total out of six golfers in high school tournaments).

Host Liberty was third with 314, highlighted by three under 80 including Stephen Masssei (76), Walker Riley (78) and John Nettles (79). With a big help from Lauzon, Osbourn Park finished at 325 followed by Fauquier (330), Osbourn (339), Culpeper (374), and Stonewall Jackson (DQ).

Peter Desing shot 79 to lead the Osbourn scoring and Derek Orshoski’s 86 was low-man for Culpeper. SJ did not have four qualifying scores so the Raiders did not post a team score.

Chip Shot: The Sept. 23 match is a make-up from a rainout earlier this season. The match will actually be a quad match with Forest Park and Stonewall Jackson competing. Forest Park is a non-district opponent. The course for the match is yet to be determined.

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Football: Friday Night Scoreboard, Week 3

Posted on 12 September 2008 by ttatham.

By Paul Frommelt
DigitalSports.com
Content Manager, DigitalSports.com — Prince William County
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*Make sure to check back later tonight for a full recap of Battlefield’s victory over Gar-Field — complete with video highlights and video interviews with Battlefield head coach Mark Cox, quarterback Bo Revell and running back Adrian Ingram.

Click here to view up-to-date standings for the Cedar Run and Cardinal District.

Battlefield 35, Gar-Field 0
Battlefield running back Adrian Ingram ran for 205 five yards on 25 carries as the Bobcats improve to 2-0 on the season. Leading 7-0 heading into the fourth quarter, the Bobcats exploded for 28 points in the last 12 minutes, including an interception return for a touchdown by senior linebacker Corey Turner.

Lake Taylor 48, C.D. Hylton 7
The Bulldogs fall behind 41-0 at halftime and lose to Eastern Region powerhouse Lake Taylor. Hylton running back Khyree Blake’s 40-yard run was the highlight for the Bulldogs, who drop to 1-1 on the season.

Potomac Senior 3, Osbourn Park 0
The Panthers’ Anthony Edwards hits a 20-yard game-winning field goal with three seconds remaining to lead the Panthers over Osbourn Park. Quarterback DeAirius Thomas led the Panthers on a 90-yard drive in the final five minutes to set up Edwards.

Woodbridge 48, Loudoun Valley 0
Running back De’Antwan “Rocket” Williams scores four more touchdowns and finished with 180 yards on 21 carries. The Vikings’ defense posted another shutout and has allowed only six points in Woodbridge’s first three games.

Forest Park 28, Stonewall Jackson 10
Forest Park quarterback Bruce Facundus threw a touchdown to wide receiver Miguel Marshal and running back Tundae Bakare scored twice as the Bruins improve to 2-0 on the season.

Osbourn 61, Culpeper County 14
Osbourn wins its Cedar Run opener with a dominating performance over Culpeper. Osbourn running back Jerrell McFadden had the play of the night for the Eagles, rushing for a 80-yard touchdown.

Other District Scores
Brooke Pointe 49, Freedom-Woodbridge 20
Liberty 50, North Stafford 7
Fauquier 35, Stafford 33

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