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Football: Prince William Power Rankings, Week 9

Posted on 31 October 2008 by .

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


1. Woodbridge Vikings
Record (8-0, 3-0), Last Week (1)
Last Week: Woodbridge 35, C.D. Hylton 6
Next Game: Oct. 31 against Freedom-Woodbridge, 7:30 p.m.
The Vikings’ next two opponents currently have a combined 6 wins. The undefeated Vikings have 8 wins. The chances for Woodbridge to finish the regular season undefeated are pretty high.

2. Battlefield Bobcats
Record (8-0, 5-0), Last Week (2)
Last Week: Battlefield 36, Fauquier 31
Next Game: Oct. 31 at Culpeper County, 7:30 p.m.
While the Vikings’ next opponents have a combined 6 wins, the Bobcats will face off against Culpeper County (0-8) and Loudoun Valley (1-7) in the last two weeks of the regular season. This is a perfect time for Battlefield to get healthy for the postseason.

Record (5-3, 2-1), Last Week (3)
Last Week: Woodbridge 35, C.D. Hylton 6
Next Game: Oct. 31 against Potomac, 7:30 p.m. (DigitalSports Game of the Week)
Despite their loss to Woodbridge, the Bulldogs remain the No. 3 seed in the Div. 6 playoff race. At least one win against Potomac or Forest Park over the next two weeks should secure the Bulldogs a playoff spot.

4. Potomac Senior Panthers
Record (5-3, 1-2), Last Week (4)
Last Week: Potomac 20, Forest Park 14
Next Game: Oct. 31 at C.D. Hylton, 7:30 p.m. (DigitalSports Game of the Week)
Potomac continues to hold the No. 3 seed in the Div. 5 playoffs. Like their next opponent, Hylton, a win over the Bulldogs or Freedom-Woodbridge should wrap up that spot.
5. Osbourn Eagles
Record (4-4, 4-1), Last Week (5)
Last Week: Osbourn 34, Loudoun Valley 8

Next Game: Oct. 31 against Stonewall Jackson, 7:30 p.m.
The Osbourn Eagles are fighting it out with Gar-Field and Osbourn Park for the final Div. 6 playoff spot. The Eagles, however, control their own destiny. If they win out, they’re in.

6. Osbourn Park Yellow Jackets
Record (4-4, 2-3), Last Week (6)
Last Week: Stonewall Jackson 28, Osbourn Park 20
Next Game: Oct. 31 at Fauquier, 7:30 p.m.

7. Forest Park Bruins
Record (3-5, 1-2), Last Week (7)
Last Week: Potomac 20, Forest Park 14
Next Game: Oct. 31 against Gar-Field, 7:30 p.m.

8. Gar-Field Indians
Record (4-4, 2-1), Last Week (8)
Last Week: Gar-Field 10, Freedom-Woodbridge 7
Next Game: Oct. 31 at Forest Park, 7:30 p.m.

9. Stonewall Jackson Raiders
Record (2-6, 2-3), Last Week (9)
Last Game: Stonewall Jackson 28, Osbourn Park 20

Next Game: Oct. 31 at Osbourn, 7:30 p.m.

10. Freedom Eagles
Record (2-6, 0-3), Last Week (10)
Last Week: Gar-Field 10, Freedom-Woodbridge 7
Next Game: Oct. 31 at Woodbridge, 7:30 p.m.

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Football: Friday Night Scoreboard, Week 10

Posted on 31 October 2008 by .

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

Click here to visit DigitalSports.com’s Prince William Football Central. Click here to see the updated Cardinal District and Cedar Run District standings. (Note: Fauquier does not currently show up in our standings. The Falcons are 7-2 overall and 4-2 in the Cedar Run District.

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


C.D. Hylton (6-3, 3-1), Potomac (5-4, 1-3)
Game Notes: Hylton rebounds after last week’s loss to Woodbridge with an impressive performance over Potomac. Quarterback Jabari Dukes passes for a touchdown and rushes for a score to lead the Bulldogs to their sixth win of the season. Running back Bill Nyantakyi rushes 27 times for 132 yards. The Bulldogs’ final drive last just over nine minutes in the fourth quarter to secure the victory for Hylton.
Osbourn (5-4, 5-1), Stonewall Jackson (2-7, 2-4)
Game Notes: Osbourn’s Jerrell McFadden rushes for the four touchdowns, including a 46-yard run in the third quarter and a 61-yard touchdown in the fourth to lead the Eagles to their fifth victory of the year. Quarterback Thomas Keith throws for three touchdowns for the Eagles. Stonewall Jackson running back Damien Thigpen rushes 29 times for 108 yards and a touchdown in the loss. 
Battlefield 45, Culpeper County 0
Battlefield (9-0, 5-0), Culpeper County (0-9, 0-5)
Game Notes: Battlefield running back Adrian Ingram rushes for 85 yards and four touchdowns in the Bobcats’ blowout win over Culpeper County. The Bobcats’ offense accumulates 341 yards to remain undefeated on the year. Senior Jon Thorton scored on a 15-yard fumble recovery return for a touchdown.
Woodbridge (9-0, 4-0), Freedom-Woodbridge (2-7, 0-4)
Game Notes: Despite losing De’Antwan Williams in the first half with an ankle injury, the Vikings rolled to their ninth victory of the year. Woodbridge’s Shariff Coleman rushed 13 times for 113 yards and two touchdowns, including a 90-yard TD run in the first quarter. Quarterback Frank Buckley completed 14-of-24 passes for 198 yards and two touchdowns. Kicker Chris Drisko was 6-for-6 in point after attempts and kicked a 37 yard field goal in the second quarter. Freedom’s Deon Jones returned a kickoff 81 yards to get Freedom on the board in the third quarter.
Forest Park (4-5, 2-2), Gar-Field (4-5, 2-2)
Game Notes: The Forest Park defense shines as they allow the Indians only 28 yards on the ground. Wide receiver Miguel Marshall steps in at quarterback in the second half and rushes for 117 yards and a touchdown. Marshall also recorded two of the Bruins five interceptions and caught two passes for 55 yards in the first half. (Source: Potomac News)

Fauquier 38, Osbourn Park 17

Fauquier (7-2, 4-2), Osbourn Park (4-5, 2-4)
Game Notes: Osbourn Park falls further out of playoff contention with a touch loss to Fauquier. The Falcons, on the other hand, improve their status with a victory and a Colonial Forge loss to Mountain View.
Awaiting Scores
Franklin County, Halifax County
Around the Northwest Region
Mountain View 29, Colonial Forge 26
Liberty 23, Loudoun Valley 14
Stafford 37, Albemarle 14
Brooke Point 42, Riverbend 21
Patrick Henry-Roanoke 13, G.W. Danville 48
Massaponax 38, North Stafford 6
Saturday’s Game
William Fleming vs. E.C. Glass, 2 p.m.
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Field Hockey: AAA Cedar Run District Finals

Posted on 31 October 2008 by .

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By Paul Frommelt

Prince William Content Manager

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Jessica Lowman couldn’t really process what had just happened. With time running out in the first overtime period during the Osbourn Park field hockey team’s Cedar Run District championship game against Liberty, Lowman took a pass from Annie Lynch and rifled it past the Eagles’ diving goalkeeper to give the Yellow Jackets a 2-1 win and the Cedar Run District trophy. Even before the ball hit the back of the cage, the Yellow Jackets’ fans began to celebrate, but Lowman looked stunned.

“I really can not believe that just happened,” said Lowman, who was swallowed by a crowd of her celebrating teammates after the goal. “Just because it is the championship game and you are putting all you can into it. Sometimes it doesn’t always come out the way that you would want it too but this time it did. I made the winning goal.”

Lowman’s goal ended an amazing run by the Yellow Jackets in the district tournament. Finishing the regular season with a 5-5 record, the Yellow Jackets beat Battlefield, a team that went 2-0 against Osbourn Park during the regular season, to advance to the finals.

“They were green at the beginning of the year. They were a work in progress,” said head coach Kate Thomas. “I don’t think that I’ve ever had team peak right when they were supposed to. I don’t know what we did. I’ll have to go back and look.”

The Yellow Jackets will host their first-round game in the Northwest Region tournament against Cardinal District runner up Woodbridge on Tuesday night.

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Cross Country: Northwest Region Meet

Posted on 31 October 2008 by .

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By Paul Frommelt

Prince William Content Manager
pfrommelt@digitalsports.com

Following their 2008 Cedar Run District Championship, Osbourn Park girls cross country team took home the Northwest Region team title on Thursday afternoon at the Panorama Farms 5K Course in Charlottesville. Led by strong performances by Ariel Karabinus (2nd, 19:16.49) and Cedar Run individual winner Kayla Tyrell (4th, 19:28.26), the Yellow Jackets finished with 57 points, beating out Albemarle (76 points), Mountain View (110) and Loudoun Valley (112). With her second-place finish, Karabinus now has a pair of top-two finishes during her three-year career at Osbourn Park. OP’s Ashley Wybersky (18th, 20:02.89), Brandy Wybersky (20th, 20:10.55) and Natalie Geleta (21st, 20:13.80) contributed top-21 finishes for the Yellow Jackets at the meet. Five of the top eight Prince William County runners were Yellow Jackets.

Gar-Field’s Lindsi Arrington, the 2008 Cardinal District individual champ, took home a sixth-place finish. Battlefield‘s Julia Zewe (8th, 19:44.61), Potomac’s Debra Baner (12th, 19:51.67) and Woodbridge’s Michelle Britto (25th, 20:22.25) and Erin Rolaf (26th, 20:22.25) all finished with top-10 times out of Prince William runners. Arrington, Zewe and Baner will join the Yellow Jackets at the VHSL State meet at Great Meadows on Nov. 8.

On the boys’ side, the Battlefield Bobcats advanced to the program’s first-ever VHSL State meet with a fourth place finish. The Bobcats were led by Kyle Beach (11th, 16:50.57) and Matthew Shaughnessy (16:51.44), who each finished with All-Region times. The Bobcats, who finished with 94 points, came in behind Mountain View (53 points), Albemarle (75) and Colonial Forge (94). Osbourn Park’s Nolan Compton was the top area finisher at the event, taking seventh place with a time of 16:33.36. Compton will join the the Bobcats at the state meet next Saturday.

Look below for complete team standings, as well as All-Region finishers and the top 15 finishes for Prince William runners.


2008 Northwest Region Meet — Girls Team Rankings
1. Osbourn Park High School, 57
2. Albemarle High School, 76
3. Mountain View High School, 110
4. Loudoun Valley High School, 112
5. Colonial Forge High School, 156
6. Battlefield High School, 175
7. Forest Park High School, 185
8. Patrick Henry High School, 208
9. Woodbridge High School, 215
10. Fauquier County High School, 255
11. Brooke Point High School, 259
12. E.C. Glass High School, 339
13. C.D. Hylton High School, 378
14. Potomac High School, 400
15. Franklin County High School, 438
16. Halifax County High School, 501

2008 Northwest Region Meet — Boys Team Rankings
1. Mountain View High School, 53
2. Albemarle High School, 75
3. Colonial Forge High School, 94
4. Battlefield High School, 94
5. Riverbend High School, 135
6. Osbourn Park High School, 142
7. Forest Park High School, 210
8. Loudoun Valley High School, 228
9. Fauquier County High School, 231
10. C.D. Hylton High School, 247
11. Woodbridge High School, 297
12. E.C. Glass High School, 308
13. Patrick Henry High School, 314
14. Franklin County High School, 445
15. Halifax County High School, 484

2008 Northwest Region Meet — Girls Top 15 Individual Rankings
1. Kaitlyn Davis, Mountain View, 18:41.05
2. Ariel Karabinus, Osbourn Park, 19:16.49
3. Colleen Wade, Colonial Forge, 19:21.90
4. Kayla Tyrell, Osbourn Park, 19:28.26
5. Audrey Houghton, Loudoun Valley, 19:33.81
6. Lindsi Arrington, Gar-Field, 19:35.72
7. Kellie Hall, Brooke Point, 19:41.71
8. Julia Zewe, Battlefield, 19:44.61
9. Elizabeth Barclay, Albemarle, 19:47.00
10. Elizabeth Sinclair, Albemarle, 19:48.42
11. Lauren Braney, Mountain View, 19:51.40
12. Debra Baner, Potomac, 19:51.67
13. Lauren Brady, Albemarle, 19:52.00
14. Hannah Scheren, Albemarle, 19:53.25
15. Emily Debrito, North Stafford, 19:53.62

2008 Northwest Region Meet — Boys Top 15 Individual Rankings

1. Thomas Porter, Mountain View, 15:56.86
2. Anthony Kostelac, Albemarle, 16:01.69
3. Luke Noble, Albemarle, 16:03.56
4. Griffith Ashooh, Colonial Forge, 16:24.29
5. Daniel Pelletier, North Stafford, 16:31.34
6. Shaquon Wilkins, Riverbend, 16:32.81
7. Nolan Compton, Osbourn Park, 16:33.36
8. Bradley Shultis, Moutain View, 16:33.54
9. Lohan O’Baker, Mountain View, 16:39.13
10. Talbot Armstrong, Fauquier, 16:42.76
11. Kyle Beach, Battlefield, 16:50.57
12. Matthew Shaughnessy, Battlefield, 16:51.44
13. Ryan Kuhns, Riverbend, 16:52.70
14. Taylor Torino, Colonial Forge, 16:54.03
15. Nathan Rouse, Albemarle, 16:54.43

2008 Northwest Region Meet — Girls Top 15 Prince William Rankings
2. Ariel Karabinus, Osbourn Park, 19:16.49
4. Kayla Tyrell, Osbourn Park, 19:28.26
6. Lindsi Arrington, Gar-Field, 19:35.72
8. Julia Zewe, Battlefield, 19:44.61
12. Debra Baner, Potomac, 19:51.67
18. Ashley Wybersky, Osbourn Park, 20.02.89
20. Brandy Wybersky, Osbourn Park, 20:10.55
21. Natalie Geleta, Osbourn Park, 20:13.80
25. Michelle Britto, Woodbridge, 20:22.25
26. Erin Rolaf, Woodbridge, 20:22.92
28. Kelly O’Toole, Osbourn Park, 20:36.58
33. Alison Dunleavy, Forest Park, 20:45.06
39. Emily Cate, Forest Park, 20:57.37
40. Elaine Travers, Battlefield, 20:59.82
41. Kaitlin Mulder, Osbourn Park, 21:00.49

2008 Northwest Region Meet — Boys Top 15 Prince William Rankings

7. Nolan Compton, Osbourn Park, 16:33.36
11. Kyle Beach, Battlefield, 16:50.57

12. Matthew Shaughnessy, Battlefield, 16:51.44
17. Richard Arena, Osbourn Park, 16:58.78
18. Garrick Clemente, Battlefield, 17:00.38
22. Darren Driscoll, Battlefield, 17:10.36
28. Eric Esquivel, C.D. Hylton, 17:19.69
29. Ryan Dominguez, C.D. Hylton, 17:19.94
30. Mark Flores, Woodbridge, 17:20.28
33. Andre Poindexter, Potomac, 17:30.13
24. Tyler Iwanicki, Forest Park, 17:30.90
35. Richard Brezina, Osbourn Park, 17:31.54
37. Daniel Rimkus, Osbourn Park, 17:32.09
38. Kyle Moller, Battlefield, 17:34.63
40. Alex Cord, Forest Park, 17:37.24
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Volleyball: Cedar Run All-District Team

Posted on 29 October 2008 by .

Click on the “Video” tab to view highlights from some members of the Cedar Run All-District Volleyball team.

Cedar Run All-District Volleyball Team 2008

Jasmine Marshall, Fauquier High School
Lindsey Phipps, Loudoun Valley High School
Morgan Clark, Loudoun Valley High School
Ashleigh Peterson, Fauquier High School
Tori Price, Osbourn Park High School
Ally Blaine, Loudoun Valley High School
Kristen Martin (Libero), Loudoun Valley High School
Amy Kalajainen, Stonewall Jackson High School
Nikkisha Walker, Battlefield High School
Megan Chamberlin, Culpeper County High School
Andrea Testerman, Osbourn Park High School
Lesley Chambers, Battlefield High School
Laura Stockham, Fauquier High School
Mikaela Whitaker (Libero), Battlefield High School
 
Honorable Mention

Brittney Orsborn, Stonewall Jackson High School
Nikki McMillan, Osbourn Park High School
Heather McInnis, Liberty High School
Becca Edwards, Fauquier High School
Virginia Hyer, Battlefield High School
Kelly Milione, Battlefield High School
Taylor Maddox, Loudoun Valley High School
Nicole Bennett, Loudoun Valley High School
Kamille Purrier, Osbourn High School
Amanda Best, Osbourn High School
Kara Connolly, Culpeper High School
Katherine Nesheim, Stonewall Jackson High School
Kaitlin Carver, Culpeper County High School
Kayla Hurst (Libero), Fauquier High School
Shelby Peters (Libero), Osbourn High School

Coach of the Year:
Laird Johnson, Loudoun Valley High School

Player of the Year:
Jasmine Marshall, Fauquier High School

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News: VHSL Looks Into New State Alignments

Posted on 29 October 2008 by .

The Virginia High School League is exploring the possibility of changing the way it aligns teams in state, looking at a proposal to divide the state into five divisions. Currently the VHSL has three classifications for most sports (A, AA and AAA) with football split into two divisions in each classification and basketball also split among some classifications.

The new alignment would divide the state into five divisions based on enrollment and then each of those five divisions would be divided twice, into “super sections (East and West)” and sections (A-B, C-D) to create compressed geographical playing areas of teams with like enrollment.

In the proposed alignment, Prince William County schools will fall in the following divisions.
Division 2 — Eastern (C)
Manassas Park
Division 4 — Western (B)
Brentsville, Freedom, Potomac,
Division 5 — Western (B)
Battlefield, C.D. Hylton, Forest Park, Gar-Field, Osbourn, Osbourn Park, Stonewall Jackson, Woodbridge

Four open Q&A sessions are scheduled from 10:00 a.m. to noon on:

  • Nov. 4 @ Western Albemarle High School
  • Nov. 6 @ Lafayette High School
  • Nov. 17 @ Osbourn Park High School
  • Nov. 17 @ Salem High School

Pre-registration required so that space needs can be determined. Contact Linda Taylor to register for any of these dates.

—Below is the VHSL’s proposal to change from the current three classifications to five divisions—

VHSL School Division Proposal

Current R & R alignment for the 2009-10 Cycle

Enrollments within each classification range from:

  • Group A — Mt. Rogers (28) to Nandua (736) — 104 Schools
  • Group AA — Cenral (743) to E.C. Glass (1543) — 104 Schools
  • Group AAA — J.E.B. Stuart (1545) to Westfield (3171) — 103 Schools

Within the three classifications, football and selected basketball participate in Division Play.

  • D-1 — Mt. Rogers (28) to Cumberland (460)
  • D-2 — Patrick Henry-GS (466) to Nandua (736)
  • D-3 — Central (743) to King George (1190)
  • D-4 — Caroline (1200) to E.C. Glass (1543)
  • D-5 — J.E.B. Stuart (1545) to Massaponax (1893)
  • D-6 — Prince George (1895) to Westfield (3171)


Within each of these classifications/divisions a number of schools have received special permission to play up or down based upon specific issues related to geography or other unusually compelling reasons as determined by the R & R Committee. Due to district alignment and configuration, school teams are committed to a required number of district contests for possible post season consideration or dependence upon a rating system (football) and/or district tournaments in other sports. Depending upon the number of schools within a district, non-district contests with schools in other districts, regions or classifications may be limited or not possible.

Would it not be more desirable for schools to have greater flexibility in scheduling and still have increased opportunities to enter the post season?

Every two years the R & R committee attempts to balance the current system considering:

  1. School Enrollment
  2. Geographic Location
  3. Potential Team Travel
  4. Preservation of critical class time for students

The VHSL and the R & R committee have no control of:

  1. School Locations
  2. New School Construction
  3. The Closing or consolidation of schools

Given the unique shape of the Commonwealth, schools within a specific classification may be separated by significant distances. For example:

  • From Thomas Walker High School  to Chincoteague — 603 miles
  • From James Wood High School to Bluestone High School — 227 miles
  • From Loudoun Valley High School to G.W. Danville High School — 257 miles

Trying to maintain equity given the considerations of school size, geography and travel is a formidable task at best.

VHSL Staff offers that:
League Staff, R & R and member schools have been for many years thinking…about the box…inside the box…but need to begin thinking outside the box.

Consider the following “out of the box” proposal:

  • Each of 5 Divisions (1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 are divided into two Super Sections (Eastern & Western).
  • Each Super Section  is divided into two Sections (A & B) or (C & D).
  • Each Section is composed of schools of similar enrollment and geographic proximity (as reasonably possible).

Classification, student enrollment and the number of schools in each division would be:

  • Division 1 — 1 to 450 students (48 schools)
  • Division 2 — 451 to 800 students (63 schools)
  • Division 3 — 801 to 1,300 students (68 schools)
  • Division 4 — 1,301 to 1,800 students (66 schools)
  • Division 5 — 1,801+ students (67 schools)

What would happen with current Districts?
Member schools would have the flexibility to maintain current district membership/alignment, reorganize districts, or be independent of a district. Postseason participation would be determined by League criteria or by criteria developed by the member schools in each Section.

ANY member school would be able to schedule ANY school they desired based upon:

  • Gate receipts
  • Long standing rivalries
  • Geographic considerations
  • Travel limitation
  • Local school preference
  • Current district alignment

How then would teams advance to the post season?
VHSL Staff recommends:

Advancement and seeding within each Section based upon and in the following order:

  • Overall regular season record
  • Winning percentage within the Division
  • Winning percentage within the Section / Super Section

Ties would be broken in the following order:

  • Head to head competition
  • Winning percentage vs. common opponents
  • Winning percentage vs. opponents in higher Divisions
  • Coin flip

The five division format would be used in all sports in which the vast majority of schools in each Division participate.In those sports where participation is more limited, it would be possible to combine the schools in two or more Divisions to provide as much equity as possible.

Finances
All net income derived from championships and Super Section playoffs would be retained for the operation of the League. Net income derived from Section athletic playoffs would be combined by season (fall, winter, spring).

  • 35% of the net income would be sent to VHSL
  • 65% of the net income would be retained by the section


To learn more, please see attached powerpoint or click on the following link: http://www.vhsl.org/MoreAboutVHSL/RR.htm

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Football: VHSL Northwest Region Ratings, Oct. 28

Posted on 28 October 2008 by .

By Paul Frommelt
Prince William Content Manager
The Virginia High School League has released its Week 10 ratings and Battlefield, Woodbridge, Brooke Point and William Flemming stay on top of the Div. 6 and Div. 5 playoff race. If the playoffs started today, the Bobcats and Vikings would host their first-round games. Battlefield would host Osbourn, while Woodbridge would host C.D. Hylton. Both Gar-Field and Osbourn Park remain in the hunt at No. 5 and No. 6, respectivley.

Potomac remains the only Prince William team that is in the Div. 5 playoff hunt, scheduled to play William Fleming if the playoffs started this week. The fourth seed continues to be up in the air in Div. 5. Colonial Forge holds a slim lead to take the fourth seed and travel to Brooke Point if the playoffs started today, while Fauquier, Liberty and George Washington are all tied at No. 5.

In the state top ten, Battlefield moves up to the second spot in Div. 6, while Woodbridge moves up No. 7. In Div. 5, Brooke Point is stil the only Northwest Region team at No. 8.

Click on the “Documents” links below for the full VHSL Weekly Ratings and State Top Ten Ratings.  

Virginia High School League Weekly Ratings

Class AAA – Northwest Region — Div. 6

Rnk. School (Record) — Power Points
1. Battlefield (8-0, 5-0) — 33.0
2. Woodbridge (8-0, 3-0) — 30.8
3. C.D. Hylton (5-3, 2-1) — 25.4

4. Osbourn (4-4, 4-1) — 24.8

5. Gar-Field (4-4, 2-1) — 24.0

6. Osbourn Park (4-4, 2-3) — 23.4

7. Mountain View (4-4, 4-1) — 22.8

8. Franklin County (3-5, 1-2) — 22.5

9. Forest Park (3-5, 1-2) — 21.4
10. Massaponax (3-5, 2-3) — 20.3
11. Stonewall Jackson (2-6, 2-3) — 20.0
12. Loudoun Valley (1-7, 1-4) — 18.0
13. Riverbend (1-7, 1-4) — 17.5
14. Culpeper County (0-8, 0-5) — 16.1

Class AAA – Northwest Region — Div. 5

Rnk. School (Record) — Power Points
1. Brooke Point (7-1, 4-1) — 27.8

2. William Fleming (7-1, 3-0) — 26.4
3. Potomac (5-3, 1-2) — 25.8
4. Colonial Forge (6-2, 5-0) — 24.8
5. Fauquier (6-2, 3-2) — 24.5
5. Liberty-Bealton (6-2, 3-2) — 24.5
5. George Washington (4-4, 2-1) — 24.5
8. Stafford (3-5, 3-2) — 22.3

9. E.C. Glass (4-4, 2-1) — 21.6
10. Freedom-PW (2-6, 0-3) — 19.9

10. Albemarle (3-5, 1-4) — 19.9
12. Halifax County (3-5, 1-2) — 19.4

13. North Stafford (1-7, 0-5) — 18.5
14. Patrick Henry-Roanoke (1-7, 0-3) — 15.5

VHSL Top Ten Ranking Teams By Division

Division 6

Rnk. School (Record), District, Region, Power Points

1. Oakton (9-0, 5-0), Concorde District, Northern Region, 33.111
2. Battlefield (8-0, 5-0), Cedar Run District, Northwest Region, 33.000
3. Ocean Lakes (9-0, 9-0), Beach District, Eastern Region, 32.222
3. Oscar Smith (9-0, 8-0), Southeastern District, Eastern Region, 32.222
5. Varina (8-0, 4-0), Capital District, Central Region, 31.250
6. L.C. Bird (8-1, 7-0), Dominion District, Central Region, 30.778
7. Woodbridge (8-0, 3-0), Cardinal District, Northwest Region, 30.750
8. Westfield (7-2, 3-2), Concorde District, Northern Region, 30.111
9. Deep Run (8-0, 5-0), Colonial District, Central Region, 30.000
10. Western Branch (8-1, 7-1), Southeastern District, Eastern Region, 29.889
Division 5

Rnk. School (Record), District, Region, Power Points

1. Thomas Edison (9-0, 6-0), National District, Northern Region, 32.000
1. Phoebus (9-0, 8-0), Peninsula District, Eastern Region, 32.00
3. Lake Taylor (9-0, 6-0), Eastern District, Eastern Region, 31.556

4. Stone Bridge (9-0, 6-0), Liberty District, Northern Region, 30.444
5. Green Run (8-1, 8-1), Beach District, Eastern Region, 29.444
6. Hampton (8-1, 7-1), Peninsula District, Eastern Region, 29.000
7. Dinwiddie (7-1, 5-0), Central District, Central Region, 28.500
8. Brooke Point (7-1, 4-1), Commonwealth District, Northwest Region, 27.750
9. Grassfield (6-3, 5-3), Southeastern District, Eastern Region, 27.000
10. Mount Vernon (7-2, 4-1), National District, Northern Region, 26.889

*Power Point Ratings are compiled by the Virginia High School League and are based win/loss record and strength of schedule.

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Football: Friday Night Scoreboard, Week 9

Posted on 24 October 2008 by .

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

Click here to visit DigitalSports.com’s Prince William Football Central. Click here to see the updated Cardinal District and Cedar Run District standings. (Note: Fauquier does not currently show up in our standings. The Falcons are 6-2 overall and 3-2 in the Cedar Run District.

Make
sure to check back later tonight for a full recap of Woodbridge’s win over C.D. Hylton, complete with photos and video highlights.

Woodbridge 35, C.D. Hylton 6
Woodbridge (8-0, 3-0), C.D. Hylton (5-3, 2-1)
Game Notes: Thanks to three more touchdowns and 280 yards on the ground from running back De’Antwan Williams, the Woodbridge Vikings improve to 8-0 and are in sole possession of first place in the Cardinal District after beating Hylton in front of a large homecoming crowd. Junior Demetrius Quarles contributes two touchdowns in the win. The Vikings have now scored 138 points in their last three contests.

Battlefield 36, Fauquier 31
Battlefield (8-0, 5-0), Fauquier (6-2, 3-2)
Game Notes: The Bobcats win another close matchup to stay undefeated on the year. Gerald Khosa again carried the load for the Bobcats this week with 221 yards and a touchdown. Running back Adrian Ingram, who miss last week with an injury, slowly worked his way back into the lineup — rushing 13 times for 68 yards and a touchdown. Quarterback Bo Revell threw two touchdowns and kicker Ben Burden added two field goals.

Stonewall Jackson 28, Osbourn Park 20
Stonewall Jackson (2-6, 2-3), Osbourn Park (4-4, 2-3)
Game Notes: Running back Damien Thigpen rushed for 110 yards and four touchdowns to help lead the Raiders to their second win of the year. Osbourn Park’s Dominique Terrell sat out the game after suffering a concussion last week against Liberty. (Source: Potomac News)

Gar-Field 10, Freedom-Woodbridge 7
Gar-Field (4-4, 2-1), Freedom-Woodbridge (2-6, 0-3)
Game Notes: Indians’ kicker David Reha kicked a game-winning 21-yard field goal with just over a minute left in the game to secure Gar-Field’s second Cardinal District win. Gar-Field quarterback Aaron Jackson threw for 141 yards and a touchdown in the win. Freedom’s Deon Jones rushed 209 yards on the night. (Source: Potomac News)

Potomac 20, Forest Park 14
Potomac (5-3, 1-2), Forest Park (3-5, 1-2)
Game Notes: Potomac quarterback DeAirius Thomas threw for 110 yards and two touchdowns, including a 39-yard touchdown pass to David Riley with just over one minute remaining in the game, to give the Panthers their first Cardinal District win of the year. (Source: Potomac News)

Around the Northwest Region
Liberty-Bealton 54, Culpeper County 0
Brooke Point 42, Albemarle 7
George Washington-Danville 28, Franklin County, 21
Colonial Forge 34, Riverbend 14
Mountain View 42, North Stafford 14
Stafford 47, Massaponax 42
E.C. Glass 30, Patrick Henry 22
William Fleming 27, Halifax County 10

Saturday’s Game
Osbourn at Loudoun Valley, 1:30 p.m.

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Football: Prince William Power Rankings, Week 8

Posted on 24 October 2008 by .

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


1. Woodbridge Vikings
Record (7-0, 2-0), Last Week (2)
Last Week: Woodbridge 53, Forest Park 19
Next Game: Oct. 24 at C.D. Hylton, 7:30 p.m
The Vikings have scored over 50 points in their past two games and show no signs over slowing down. This week brings a big test, however, as the Vikings fight it out for sole possession of first place in the Cardinal District with C.D. Hylton.

2. Battlefield Bobcats
Record (7-0, 4-0), Last Week (1)
Last Week: Battlefield 17, Osbourn 14 (OT)
Next Game: Oct. 24 against Fauquier, 7:30 p.m.
The Bobcats have been hurting from injuries over the past few weeks. Luckily, it looks like Battlefield will be getting back running back Adrian Ingram this week against Fauquier.

Record (5-2, 2-0), Last Week (3)
Last Week: C.D. Hylton 23, Freedom-Woodbridge 3
Next Game: Oct. 24 against Woodbridge, 7:30 p.m.
C.D. Hylton has stretched its winning streak to four games with its win over the Eagles. The Bulldogs have outscored their opponents 115-3 over the past three weeks. 
4. Potomac Senior Panthers
Record (4-3, 0-2), Last Week (4)
Last Week: Gar-Field 26, Potomac 23 (OT)
Next Game: Oct. 24 against Forest Park, 7:30 p.m.
The Panthers suffered a major setback against Gar-Field last Friday and are now 0-2 in the Cardinal District. The Panthers need to get back on track against Forest Park to stay in the Div. 5 playoff race.
5. Osbourn Eagles
Record (3-4, 3-1), Last Week (6)
Last Week: Battlefield 17, Osbourn 14 (OT) 

Next Game: Oct. 25 at Loudoun Valley, 1:30 p.m.
The Eagles have now lost two of their last three games with an overtime loss to Battlefield. On a bright note, the Eagles nearly beat the undefeated Bobcats and are still 3-1 in the Cedar Run District.  

6. Osbourn Park Yellow Jackets
Record (4-3, 2-2), Last Week (5)
Last Week: Liberty-Bealton 27, Osbourn Park 22
Next Game: Oct. 24 at Stonewall Jackson, 7:30 p.m.

The Yellow Jackets were coasting to their fifth win of the year against Liberty until star quarterback Dominique Terrell left with a head injury. It’s pretty clear that for the Yellow Jackets to be successful, Terrell needs to be on the field. 
7. Forest Park Bruins
Record (3-4, 1-1), Last Week (7)
Last Week: Woodbridge 53, Forest Park 19
Next Game: Oct. 24 at Potomac, 7:30 p.m. 
Last year, the Bruins went 1-2 over the last three weeks of the year. The Bruins are going to have to do better than that to match their 5-5 record from last year. 

8. Gar-Field Indians
Record (3-4, 1-1), Last Week (8)
Last Week: Gar-Field 26, Potomac 23 (OT)
Next Game: Oct. 24 at Freedom-Woodbridge, 7:00 p.m.
Gar-Field earned its first Cardinal District win of the year against Potomac last week. The Indians will look to improve to 2-1 in the district against the Eagles this Friday, a team that they beat 26-6 last season. 

9. Stonewall Jackson Raiders
Record (1-6, 1-3), Last Week (9)
Last Game: Fauquier 30, Stonewall Jackson 17

Next Game: Oct. 24 against Osbourn Park, 7:30 p.m.
Tough two weeks for the Raiders ahead, with games against Osbourn and Osbourn Park. Luckily, the Raiders get a game against currently-winless Culpeper County to end the season.

10. Freedom Eagles
Record (2-5, 0-2), Last Week (10)
Last Week: C.D. Hylton 23, Freedom-Woodbridge 3
Next Game: Oct. 24 against Gar-Field, 7:00 p.m.
The Eagles next three opponents have a combined record of 14-7. 

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Boys Cross Country: 2008 Cedar Run District Meet

Posted on 22 October 2008 by .

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By Paul Frommelt

Prince William Content Manager
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When the Battlefield boys cross country team won their first Cedar Run District title last year, the goal was to earn that first trophy. On Tuesday afternoon at Culpeper County High School, that goal changed into maintaining a tradition of winning.

“We are trying to build a tradition. We feel like we are establishing something,” said Battlefield coach Joe Huddle (full interview).

Behind top five finishes from Darren Driscoll and Kyle Beach, the Bobcats (38 points) did just that, winning their second consecutive Cedar Run District title by edging out second-place Osbourn Park (56 points) and third-place Fauquier (83 points).

Driscoll finished the race with a time of 17 minutes, 2 seconds, right behind front-runners Talbot Armstrong (1st, 16:45) of Fauquier and Nolan Compton (2nd, 16:50) of Osbourn Park. The Bobcats’ Beach (5th, 17:11), Garrick Clemente (6th, 17:26) and Mattheww Shaughnessy (7th, 17:28) all posted top-seven times to help secure the Bobcats’ victory.

“It was certainly one of the better performances that I have seen [Darren] have,” said Huddle of Driscoll. “He was up in the front about halfway through the race and faded just a little bit, but if you fade and come in third, you’ve had a pretty good day.”

For Battlefield, the tradition of winning doesn’t stop at the district level.

“They want to take it one step more. Hopefully we can qualify for states. That has been more of their goal than a district title, to qualify for the next level,” said Huddle. 

Fauquier’s Armstrong took home the individual title with Compton coming in five seconds behind (video). Compton’s teammate, Richard Arena rounded out the top five with a time of 17:06.

2008 Cedar Run District Meet — Boys Team Rankings
1. Battlefield High School, 38 points

2. Osbourn Park High School, 56 points
3. Fauquier High School, 83 points
4. Loudoun Valley High School, 85
5. Liberty High School, 104 points
6. Culpeper County High School, 167 points
7. Osbourn Senior High School, 188 points

2008 Cedar Run District Meet — Boys Individual Rankings

1. Talbot Armstrong, Fauquier High School, 16:45
2. Nolan Compton, Osbourn Park High School, 16:50
3. Darren Driscoll, Battlefield High School, 17:02
4. Richard Arena, Osbourn Park High School, 17:06
5. Kyle Beach, Battlefield High School, 17:11
6. Garrick Clemente, Battlefield High School, 17:26
7. Matthew Shaughnessy, Battlefield High School, 17:28
8. Robert Ashby, Liberty High School, 17:29
9. Jason Lloyd, Liberty High School, 17:30
10. Casey Grimes, Fauquier High School, 17:30
11. Roy Gilb, Fauquier High School, 17:31
12. Ben Walker, Loudoun Valley High School, 17:35
13. Matt Person, Loudoun Valley High School, 17:38
14. Chris Weeks, Loudoun Valley High School, 17:41
15. Alex Hoak, Osbourn Park High School, 17:45
16. Daniel Rimkus, Osbourn Park High School, 17:46
17. David Miles, Battlefield High School, 17:47
18. Kyle Molleer, Battlefield High School, 17:49
19. Richard Brezina, Osbourn Park High School, 17:57
20. Joel Martinez, Loudoun Valley High School, 18:00
21. James Chrisman, Battlefield High School, 18:03
22. Dean Naldrett, Osbourn Park High School, 18:05
23. Travis Grammo, Fauquier High School, 18:09
24. Chenaniah Towner, Osbourn Senior High School, 18:12
25. Daniel Peyton, Liberty High School, 18:12
26. Ricky Cockrill, Loudoun Valley High School, 18:14
27. Colton Elliot, Culpeper County High School, 18:15
28. Thomas MacGregor, Osbourn Park High School, 18:16
29. Josh Mitchell, Liberty High School, 18:17
30. Daniel Austin, Culpeper County High School, 18:25
31. Kyle Lombardi, Culpeper County High School, 18:28
32. Ryan Page, Loudoun Valley High School, 18:39
33. Mike Loy, Liberty High School, 18:44
34. Brett Williamson, Liberty High School, 18:44
35. Andrew Schloe, Liberty High School, 18:45
36. Marcus Perez, Osbourn Senior High School, 18:48
37. Danile Bryne, Osbourn Senior High School, 18:50
38. William Green, Fauquier High School, 18:53
39. Alex Wyman, Culpeper County High School, 19:31
40. Christian Erichsen, Stonewall Jackson High School, 19:08
41. Tommy Steimel, Culpeper County High School, 19:31
42. Enzo Giambanco, Fauquier High School, 19:32
43. Jacob Aber, Culpeper County High School, 19:38
44. Robert Gamache, Culpeper County High School, 19:42
45. Erick Smith, Stonewall Jackson High School, 19:53
46. Mark Dutch, Osbourn Senior High School, 19:54
47. Eric Gillward, Osbourn Senior High School, 20:13
48. Carson Corbit, Stonewall Jackson High School, 20:21
49. Brian Sabat, Stonewall Jackson High School, 20:25
50. Luke George, Fauquier High School, 20:27
51. Jose Aramayo, Osbourn Senior High School, 20:42
52. Jeffrey Hill, Osbourn Senior High School, 20:45
53. Samuel Keeler, Osbourn Senior High School, 20:51

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