The heavy rains have done a number on American Legion District 11 scheduling. Here is a look at the last few days, current standings and schedule.
RESULTS:
Sunday June 28:
Colonial Heights Post 284P 5, South Richmond Post 137 2
Mechanicsville Post 175 12, West End Post 361 7
Powhatan Post 201 14, Lakeside Post 125F 0
Lakeside Post 125 at Colonial Heights Post 284B, postponed to Tuesday July 14th
Monday June 29:
Midlothian Post 186 9, Lakeside Post 125F 1
West End Post 361 6, South Richmond Post 137 1
STANDINGS:
Colonial Heights Post 284P: 7-1
Mechanicsville Post 175: 4-1
Colonial Heights Post 284B: 3-1
Lakeside Post 125: 2-1
West End Post 361: 4-2
Powhatan Post 201: 3-2
South Richmond Post 137: 2-4
Midlothian Post 186: 1-6
Lakeside Post 125F: 1-9
SCHEDULE:
Tuesday June 30:
Lakeside Post 125 at Lakeside Post 125F, 7pm
Midlothian Post 186 at South Richmond Post 137, 7pm
Powhatan Post 201 at West End Post 361, 7pm
Colonial Heights Post 284B at Mechanicsville Post 175, 7pm
Wednesday July 1:
All-Star Game for Underclassmen, 7pm at Douglas Freeman HS
Thursday July 2:
Midlothian Post 186 at Lakeside Post 125, 7pm
Powhatan Post 201 at South Richmond Post 137, 7pm
Colonial Heights Post 284P at West End Post 361, 7pm
Lakeside Post 125F at Mechanicsville Post 175, 7pm
Friday July 3 (Doubleheaders):
Lakeside Post 125 at West End Post 361, 5:30pm
Colonial Heights Post 284P at Colonial Heights Post 284B, 6pm
Game Locations:
Mechanicsville Post 175--Atlee HS
Lakeside Post 125 and 125F--Douglas Freeman HS
West End Post 361--Hermitage HS
Powhatan Post 201--Powhatan HS
Midlothian Post 186--Rockwood Park
South Richmond Post 137--LC Bird HS
Colonial Heights Post 284P and B--Shepherd Stadium
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
All-5A North Region Teams Announced!
In their entirety here are the 2015 All-5A North Region Teams for Baseball, Softball, Boys and Girls Soccer. Patrick Henry players are noted in bold. Congratulations to all student-athletes on this honor!
BASEBALL:
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Chesdin Harrington, Patrick Henry
Pitcher: Will Brooke, Marshall
Pitcher: Brett Kreyer, Stone Bridge
Catcher: Mitch Blackstone, Marshall
1st Base: William Strong, Patrick Henry
2nd Base: Justin Han, Marshall
3rd Base: Matt Borowski, Marshall
Shortstop: John Callahan, Stone Bridge
Outfield: Justin Robles, Potomac Falls
Outfield: Alex Burke, Potomac
Outfield: Andrew Abbott, Halifax
Outfield: Austin Gregory, North Stafford
DH: Arthur Watts, Halifax
Utility: Dave Mocabee, Stone Bridge
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: Steven Johel, Marshall
Pitcher: Dave Mocabee, Stone Bridge
Pitcher: Andrew Abbott, Halifax
Catcher: AJ Hart, Patrick Henry
Catcher: Alex Smith, Mountain View
1st Base: Will Kirwin, Freedom
2nd Base: Joey Skov, Tuscarora
2nd Base: Austin Meyer, North Stafford
3rd Base: Ben Davenport, Edison
Shortstop: DG Archer, Albemarle
Outfield: Chris Ginn, Mount Vernon
Outfield: Michael Ludowig, Briar Woods
Outfield: Michael Kuzbel, Stone Bridge
Outfield: Harry D'Antuano, Mountain View
DH: Drew Blevins, Potomac
Utility: Colby Grissom, Halifax
SOFTBALL:
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Candace Whittemore, Patrick Henry
Pitcher: Taylor Barnes, Halifax
Catcher: Grace Mattimore, Broad Run
Catcher: Tori Capllonch, Lee
Infield: Paige Mitchell, Patrick Henry
Infield: Arizona Ritchie, Brooke Point
Infield: Hannah Jones, Orange
Infield: Beth Ford, Patrick Henry
Infield: Emily Kenny, Stone Bridge
Outfield: Briana Woody, Patrick Henry
Outfield: Mackenzie Lawter, Halifax
Outfield: Olivia Sappington, Stone Bridge
Outfield: Caylin Spencer, Massaponax
Utility: Stormy Zyzyk, Mount Vernon
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: Madison Larsen, Marshall
Pitcher: Kayla Brennan, Briar Woods
Catcher: Kaitlin Kean, Albemarle
Catcher: Jordyn Stubbs, Potomac
Infield: Michelle Heinitz, Lee
Infield: Brooke McAllister, Albemarle
Infield: Hailey Mardsen, Brooke Point
Infield: An Smith, Jefferson
Infield: Grace Wild, Potomac Falls
Outfield: Michala Pelligrino, Tuscarora
Outfield: Perla Nichols, Mount Vernon
Outfield: Emily Ajello, Edison
Outfield: Halley McGookin, Brooke Point
Utility: Grayson Radcliffe, Patrick Henry
5A North Region Softball Player of The Year: Paige Mitchell, Patrick Henry
5A North Region Softball Coach of The Year: Shelby Foltz, Patrick Henry
GIRLS SOCCER:
FIRST TEAM:
Forward: Caroline Kerns, Broad Run
Forward: Amy Thompson, Stone Bridge
Forward: Carmen Thomas, Albemarle
Forward: Kennedy Jakubek, Tuscarora
Forward: Mary Grace McGregor, Mountain View
Midfield: Sara Deutsch, Broad Run
Midfield: Jazzy Loredo, Albemarle
Midfield: Anna Heilferty, Stuart
Midfield: Ayan Adu, Briar Woods
Midfield: Kaitlin Bailey, Massaponax
Defense: Lexi Taylor, Broad Run
Defense: Chloe Beverina, Stuart
Defense: Brigitte Deel, Stone Bridge
Defense: Asia Pinckney, Massaponax
Defense: Lydia Hall, Patrick Henry
Goalkeeper: Courtenay Kaplan, Tuscarora
SECOND TEAM:
Forward: Alisa Holloway, Edison
Forward: Laura Malacane, Freedom
Forward: Emma Kerns, Broad Run
Forward: Amari Hopkins, Mountain View
Forward: Gabby Nelson, Halifax
Midfield: Carson Nizialek, Freedom
Midfield: Madison Phaneuf, Tuscarora
Midfield: Rayven Connor, Briar Woods
Midfield: Mackenzie Cox, Mountain View
Midfield: Sunny Gelnovatch, Albemarle
Defense: Miranda Rupp, Brooke Point
Defense: Lauren Short, Tuscarora
Defense: Nikki Batt, Briar Woods
Defense: Steph Stahl, Broad Run
Defense: Ashley Jacobs, Massaponax
Goalkeeper: CiCi Keppler, Mountain View
BOYS SOCCER:
FIRST TEAM:
Forward: Abu Koroma, Broad Run
Forward: Marcel Berry, Albemarle
Forward: Justin Carey, Tuscarora
Forward: Milton Juarez, Freedom (Woodbridge)
Forward: Tyriq Wellman, Massaponax
Midfield: Hristo Bustamante, Mount Vernon
Midfield: Jorge Urias, Freedom (Woodbridge)
Midfield: Griffin Cyphers, Stone Bridge
Midfield: Peter Diawuo, Mount Vernon
Midfield: Brendan Moyers, Albemarle
Defense: Fino Essiam, Briar Woods
Defense: Will Mejia, Falls Church
Defense: Jose Ormeno, Edison
Defense: Julian Scoffield, Mountain View
Defense: Jordan Parks, Albemarle
Goalkeeper: Chris Shutler, Briar Woods
SECOND TEAM:
Forward: Ivan Rodriguez, Mount Vernon
Forward: Nelson Espinal, Edison
Forward: Andrew Rogers, Massaponax
Forward: Jesus Duran, Albemarle
Forward: Greg Paredes, Freedom (South Riding)
Midfield: Daniel Zeitoun, Briar Woods
Midfield: Arif Biyik, Marshall
Midfield: Tyler Hill, Orange
Midfield: Trent Bailey, Massaponax
Midfield: Karim Zebdi, Broad Run
Defense: Joey Hildebrand, Massaponax
Defense: Brian Weiss, Marshall
Defense: Noah Mazzatenta, Tuscarora
Defense: Nick Rios, Broad Run
Defense: Dennis Lazo, Freedom (Woodbridge)
Goalkeeper: Caleb Herrin, Massaponax
BASEBALL:
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Chesdin Harrington, Patrick Henry
Pitcher: Will Brooke, Marshall
Pitcher: Brett Kreyer, Stone Bridge
Catcher: Mitch Blackstone, Marshall
1st Base: William Strong, Patrick Henry
2nd Base: Justin Han, Marshall
3rd Base: Matt Borowski, Marshall
Shortstop: John Callahan, Stone Bridge
Outfield: Justin Robles, Potomac Falls
Outfield: Alex Burke, Potomac
Outfield: Andrew Abbott, Halifax
Outfield: Austin Gregory, North Stafford
DH: Arthur Watts, Halifax
Utility: Dave Mocabee, Stone Bridge
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: Steven Johel, Marshall
Pitcher: Dave Mocabee, Stone Bridge
Pitcher: Andrew Abbott, Halifax
Catcher: AJ Hart, Patrick Henry
Catcher: Alex Smith, Mountain View
1st Base: Will Kirwin, Freedom
2nd Base: Joey Skov, Tuscarora
2nd Base: Austin Meyer, North Stafford
3rd Base: Ben Davenport, Edison
Shortstop: DG Archer, Albemarle
Outfield: Chris Ginn, Mount Vernon
Outfield: Michael Ludowig, Briar Woods
Outfield: Michael Kuzbel, Stone Bridge
Outfield: Harry D'Antuano, Mountain View
DH: Drew Blevins, Potomac
Utility: Colby Grissom, Halifax
SOFTBALL:
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Candace Whittemore, Patrick Henry
Pitcher: Taylor Barnes, Halifax
Catcher: Grace Mattimore, Broad Run
Catcher: Tori Capllonch, Lee
Infield: Paige Mitchell, Patrick Henry
Infield: Arizona Ritchie, Brooke Point
Infield: Hannah Jones, Orange
Infield: Beth Ford, Patrick Henry
Infield: Emily Kenny, Stone Bridge
Outfield: Briana Woody, Patrick Henry
Outfield: Mackenzie Lawter, Halifax
Outfield: Olivia Sappington, Stone Bridge
Outfield: Caylin Spencer, Massaponax
Utility: Stormy Zyzyk, Mount Vernon
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: Madison Larsen, Marshall
Pitcher: Kayla Brennan, Briar Woods
Catcher: Kaitlin Kean, Albemarle
Catcher: Jordyn Stubbs, Potomac
Infield: Michelle Heinitz, Lee
Infield: Brooke McAllister, Albemarle
Infield: Hailey Mardsen, Brooke Point
Infield: An Smith, Jefferson
Infield: Grace Wild, Potomac Falls
Outfield: Michala Pelligrino, Tuscarora
Outfield: Perla Nichols, Mount Vernon
Outfield: Emily Ajello, Edison
Outfield: Halley McGookin, Brooke Point
Utility: Grayson Radcliffe, Patrick Henry
5A North Region Softball Player of The Year: Paige Mitchell, Patrick Henry
5A North Region Softball Coach of The Year: Shelby Foltz, Patrick Henry
GIRLS SOCCER:
FIRST TEAM:
Forward: Caroline Kerns, Broad Run
Forward: Amy Thompson, Stone Bridge
Forward: Carmen Thomas, Albemarle
Forward: Kennedy Jakubek, Tuscarora
Forward: Mary Grace McGregor, Mountain View
Midfield: Sara Deutsch, Broad Run
Midfield: Jazzy Loredo, Albemarle
Midfield: Anna Heilferty, Stuart
Midfield: Ayan Adu, Briar Woods
Midfield: Kaitlin Bailey, Massaponax
Defense: Lexi Taylor, Broad Run
Defense: Chloe Beverina, Stuart
Defense: Brigitte Deel, Stone Bridge
Defense: Asia Pinckney, Massaponax
Defense: Lydia Hall, Patrick Henry
Goalkeeper: Courtenay Kaplan, Tuscarora
SECOND TEAM:
Forward: Alisa Holloway, Edison
Forward: Laura Malacane, Freedom
Forward: Emma Kerns, Broad Run
Forward: Amari Hopkins, Mountain View
Forward: Gabby Nelson, Halifax
Midfield: Carson Nizialek, Freedom
Midfield: Madison Phaneuf, Tuscarora
Midfield: Rayven Connor, Briar Woods
Midfield: Mackenzie Cox, Mountain View
Midfield: Sunny Gelnovatch, Albemarle
Defense: Miranda Rupp, Brooke Point
Defense: Lauren Short, Tuscarora
Defense: Nikki Batt, Briar Woods
Defense: Steph Stahl, Broad Run
Defense: Ashley Jacobs, Massaponax
Goalkeeper: CiCi Keppler, Mountain View
BOYS SOCCER:
FIRST TEAM:
Forward: Abu Koroma, Broad Run
Forward: Marcel Berry, Albemarle
Forward: Justin Carey, Tuscarora
Forward: Milton Juarez, Freedom (Woodbridge)
Forward: Tyriq Wellman, Massaponax
Midfield: Hristo Bustamante, Mount Vernon
Midfield: Jorge Urias, Freedom (Woodbridge)
Midfield: Griffin Cyphers, Stone Bridge
Midfield: Peter Diawuo, Mount Vernon
Midfield: Brendan Moyers, Albemarle
Defense: Fino Essiam, Briar Woods
Defense: Will Mejia, Falls Church
Defense: Jose Ormeno, Edison
Defense: Julian Scoffield, Mountain View
Defense: Jordan Parks, Albemarle
Goalkeeper: Chris Shutler, Briar Woods
SECOND TEAM:
Forward: Ivan Rodriguez, Mount Vernon
Forward: Nelson Espinal, Edison
Forward: Andrew Rogers, Massaponax
Forward: Jesus Duran, Albemarle
Forward: Greg Paredes, Freedom (South Riding)
Midfield: Daniel Zeitoun, Briar Woods
Midfield: Arif Biyik, Marshall
Midfield: Tyler Hill, Orange
Midfield: Trent Bailey, Massaponax
Midfield: Karim Zebdi, Broad Run
Defense: Joey Hildebrand, Massaponax
Defense: Brian Weiss, Marshall
Defense: Noah Mazzatenta, Tuscarora
Defense: Nick Rios, Broad Run
Defense: Dennis Lazo, Freedom (Woodbridge)
Goalkeeper: Caleb Herrin, Massaponax
Sunday, June 14, 2015
CHAMPIONS!
Congratulations to Atlee Softball for their 3-0 win over Hickory to capture their second state championship in school history, the first since 2002, sending head coach John Earley and assistant coach Becky Levy, whose roles were reversed thirteen years ago when the Raiders won their first championship, into a retirement they announced at the beginning of the season.
Levy, upon returning to serve as Earley's assistant a decade ago, promised him she would serve as an assistant until he decided to step down.
Laura Kate Moss had the game's critical hit, launching a deep single into the gap in left-center field with two out in the top of the sixth inning with the bases loaded. With the speedy Kelly Warren aboard at first, Earley never hesitated in sending all three Raider runners to the plate, catching the Hickory defense by surprise. Their throw to the plate was much too high, and Warren slid head first for the third run, breaking the spirit of the Hawks, who defeated Atlee a week earlier 1-0 in the 5A South Region final.
The final out, fittingly, was the ninth strikeout of the game by sophomore pitcher Peyton St. George, who had to wait out recovery from illness in the middle of the season to return just in time for the playoffs.
The Raiders end their season at 20-6, the third Hanover County softball team to reach 20 wins in 2015, joining Patrick Henry and Lee-Davis.
For post-game celebration photos, CLICK HERE.
Exclusive and extensive coverage of Atlee's title, and the historic Atlee/Patrick Henry semifinal, will appear in this Thursday's Hanover Herald-Progress, available by subscription at 804-798-9031, and also available at area Martin's, Food Lion locations, Walmart, convenience stores, and the familiar yellow boxes throughout the county.
Levy, upon returning to serve as Earley's assistant a decade ago, promised him she would serve as an assistant until he decided to step down.
Laura Kate Moss had the game's critical hit, launching a deep single into the gap in left-center field with two out in the top of the sixth inning with the bases loaded. With the speedy Kelly Warren aboard at first, Earley never hesitated in sending all three Raider runners to the plate, catching the Hickory defense by surprise. Their throw to the plate was much too high, and Warren slid head first for the third run, breaking the spirit of the Hawks, who defeated Atlee a week earlier 1-0 in the 5A South Region final.
The final out, fittingly, was the ninth strikeout of the game by sophomore pitcher Peyton St. George, who had to wait out recovery from illness in the middle of the season to return just in time for the playoffs.
The Raiders end their season at 20-6, the third Hanover County softball team to reach 20 wins in 2015, joining Patrick Henry and Lee-Davis.
For post-game celebration photos, CLICK HERE.
Exclusive and extensive coverage of Atlee's title, and the historic Atlee/Patrick Henry semifinal, will appear in this Thursday's Hanover Herald-Progress, available by subscription at 804-798-9031, and also available at area Martin's, Food Lion locations, Walmart, convenience stores, and the familiar yellow boxes throughout the county.
Saturday, June 13, 2015
STATE SEMIFINAL FRIDAY....
5A State Softball: Atlee 5, Patrick Henry 3 (Raiders get rematch with Hickory for the 5A State Championship Saturday, 7:30pm at Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax)
4A State Boys Soccer: Hanover 1, Courtland 0 (Hawks win 4-2 on PK's, advance to Saturday's 12:15pm 4A State Championship at Liberty University in Lynchburg)
4A State Baseball: Jefferson Forest 4, Hanover 3
ALSO SATURDAY:
5A State Boys Lacrosse Championship: Atlee vs Stone Bridge, 7:30pm, Lake Braddock Secondary School, Fairfax
4A State Boys Soccer: Hanover 1, Courtland 0 (Hawks win 4-2 on PK's, advance to Saturday's 12:15pm 4A State Championship at Liberty University in Lynchburg)
4A State Baseball: Jefferson Forest 4, Hanover 3
ALSO SATURDAY:
5A State Boys Lacrosse Championship: Atlee vs Stone Bridge, 7:30pm, Lake Braddock Secondary School, Fairfax
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
HONORS: All-4A South Region Boys Soccer Team....
Congratulations to the following student-athletes on earning All-4A South Region Boys Soccer team honors. Conference 20 players are denoted in bold:
FIRST TEAM:
Forward: Connor Rea, Midlothian
Forward: Cole Farnsworth, Hanover
Forward: Elcor Castillo, Denbigh
Forward: Brayan Morales, Nansemond River
Forward: Jeff Wolons, Jamestown
Midfield: Jarrett Nooney, Hanover
Midfield: Luan Schlebusch, Glen Allen
Midfield: Ben Carper, Jamestown
Midfield: Axel Lopez, Nansemond River
Midfield: Derek Cook, Tabb
Defense: Ryan Powers, Midlothian
Defense: David Dustin, Hanover
Defense: Marcol Reyes, Nansemond River
Defense: Wilson Coughenour, Jamestown
Defense: Nishan Monnjian, Grafton
Goalkeeper: Adam Farnsworth, Hanover
SECOND TEAM:
Forward: Clay Everett, Monacan
Forward: Duncan McDevitt, Jamestown
Forward: Matt Holden, Denbigh
Forward: Steven Hux, Heritage
Forward: Sterling McGee, King's Fork
Midfield: Mustafa Ustic, J.R. Tucker
Midfield: Kevin Tripp, Jamestown
Midfield: Dylan Lorio-MacNamara, Grafton
Midfield: Jordan Gibson, Smithfield
Midfield: Ty Williams, Nansemond River
Defense: Wilkin Chikunguwo, J.R. Tucker
Defense: Irvin Sanchez, Denbigh
Defense: Austin Heyman, Nansemond River
Defense: Colin Gary, Smithfield
Defense: Matt Montgomery, Tabb
Goalkeeper: Jay Fox, Grafton
HONORABLE MENTION:
Forward: Ravon Sobers, Deep Creek
Forward: Allen Blair, Tabb
Forward: Christopher Jones, Smithfield
Forward: Kevin Bower, Powhatan
Forward: Miles Rapp, Dinwiddie
Forward: Chino Calderon, J.R. Tucker
Midfield: Kari Greene, Heritage
Midfield: Jesus Moreno, J.R. Tucker
Defense: Nathan Neisius, Powhatan
Defense: Cody Bell, Dinwiddie
Defense: Joel Tidman, Caroline
Defense: Kenwood Harris, King's Fork
Defense: Nizere Bailey, Heritage
4A South Boys Soccer Player of The Year: Connor Rea, Midlothian
4A South Boys Soccer Player of The Year: Bill Dittmar, Denbigh
FIRST TEAM:
Forward: Connor Rea, Midlothian
Forward: Cole Farnsworth, Hanover
Forward: Elcor Castillo, Denbigh
Forward: Brayan Morales, Nansemond River
Forward: Jeff Wolons, Jamestown
Midfield: Jarrett Nooney, Hanover
Midfield: Luan Schlebusch, Glen Allen
Midfield: Ben Carper, Jamestown
Midfield: Axel Lopez, Nansemond River
Midfield: Derek Cook, Tabb
Defense: Ryan Powers, Midlothian
Defense: David Dustin, Hanover
Defense: Marcol Reyes, Nansemond River
Defense: Wilson Coughenour, Jamestown
Defense: Nishan Monnjian, Grafton
Goalkeeper: Adam Farnsworth, Hanover
SECOND TEAM:
Forward: Clay Everett, Monacan
Forward: Duncan McDevitt, Jamestown
Forward: Matt Holden, Denbigh
Forward: Steven Hux, Heritage
Forward: Sterling McGee, King's Fork
Midfield: Mustafa Ustic, J.R. Tucker
Midfield: Kevin Tripp, Jamestown
Midfield: Dylan Lorio-MacNamara, Grafton
Midfield: Jordan Gibson, Smithfield
Midfield: Ty Williams, Nansemond River
Defense: Wilkin Chikunguwo, J.R. Tucker
Defense: Irvin Sanchez, Denbigh
Defense: Austin Heyman, Nansemond River
Defense: Colin Gary, Smithfield
Defense: Matt Montgomery, Tabb
Goalkeeper: Jay Fox, Grafton
HONORABLE MENTION:
Forward: Ravon Sobers, Deep Creek
Forward: Allen Blair, Tabb
Forward: Christopher Jones, Smithfield
Forward: Kevin Bower, Powhatan
Forward: Miles Rapp, Dinwiddie
Forward: Chino Calderon, J.R. Tucker
Midfield: Kari Greene, Heritage
Midfield: Jesus Moreno, J.R. Tucker
Defense: Nathan Neisius, Powhatan
Defense: Cody Bell, Dinwiddie
Defense: Joel Tidman, Caroline
Defense: Kenwood Harris, King's Fork
Defense: Nizere Bailey, Heritage
4A South Boys Soccer Player of The Year: Connor Rea, Midlothian
4A South Boys Soccer Player of The Year: Bill Dittmar, Denbigh
HONORS: All-4A South Region Baseball Team...
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for being named to the All-4A South Region Baseball Team:
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Grey Lyttle, Hanover
Pitcher: Robert Fitzwater, Nansemond River
Catcher: Jordan Sprouse, Grafton
Catcher: Aaron Robinson, Monacan
1st Base: Evan Sperling, Grafton
2nd Base: Adam Collins, Glen Allen
3rd Base: Camden Grimes, Hanover
Shortstop: Keiton River, Nansemond River
Outfield: Jimmy Barnes, Deep Creek
Outfield: Kyle Battle, Glen Allen
Outfield: Celab Ward, Phoebus
Outfield: Evan Lowery, Jamestown
DH: Patrick Hall, Glen Allen
Utility: Robert Fitzwater, Nansemond River
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: Patrick Hall, Glen Allen
Pitcher: Evan Sperling, Grafton
Catcher: Greg Parker, Nansemond River
Catcher: Eddie Kopicki, Deep Creek
1st Base: Cole Grinde, Caroline
2nd Base: Jason Setliff, Denbigh
3rd Base: Cameron Ochsenfeld, Denbigh
Shortstop: Ricks Dearing, Grafton
Outfield: Mike Smith, Wilson
Outfield: Dion Jordon, Nansemond River
Outfield: Austin Slough, Glen Allen
Outfield: Nick Hunter, Tabb
DH: Ryan McDonald, Grafton
Utility: Jack Dragum, Hanover
4A South Region Player of The Year: Patrick Hall, Glen Allen
4A South Region Coach of The Year: Dave Savino, Glen Allen
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Grey Lyttle, Hanover
Pitcher: Robert Fitzwater, Nansemond River
Catcher: Jordan Sprouse, Grafton
Catcher: Aaron Robinson, Monacan
1st Base: Evan Sperling, Grafton
2nd Base: Adam Collins, Glen Allen
3rd Base: Camden Grimes, Hanover
Shortstop: Keiton River, Nansemond River
Outfield: Jimmy Barnes, Deep Creek
Outfield: Kyle Battle, Glen Allen
Outfield: Celab Ward, Phoebus
Outfield: Evan Lowery, Jamestown
DH: Patrick Hall, Glen Allen
Utility: Robert Fitzwater, Nansemond River
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: Patrick Hall, Glen Allen
Pitcher: Evan Sperling, Grafton
Catcher: Greg Parker, Nansemond River
Catcher: Eddie Kopicki, Deep Creek
1st Base: Cole Grinde, Caroline
2nd Base: Jason Setliff, Denbigh
3rd Base: Cameron Ochsenfeld, Denbigh
Shortstop: Ricks Dearing, Grafton
Outfield: Mike Smith, Wilson
Outfield: Dion Jordon, Nansemond River
Outfield: Austin Slough, Glen Allen
Outfield: Nick Hunter, Tabb
DH: Ryan McDonald, Grafton
Utility: Jack Dragum, Hanover
4A South Region Player of The Year: Patrick Hall, Glen Allen
4A South Region Coach of The Year: Dave Savino, Glen Allen
HONORS: All-5A South Region Softball Team
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for earning All-5A South Region Softball Team honors as announced on Tuesday:
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Kandis Kresinske, Hickory
Pitcher: Morgan Haywood, Gloucester
Pitcher: Peyton St. George, Atlee
Catcher: Lauren Duff, Hickory
1st Base: Jordan Clark, Manchester
2nd Base: Samantha Pittman, Kempsville
3rd Base: Makayla Fallejo, Kellam
Shortstop: Lauren McIntyre, Lee-Davis
Shortstop: Jessica Eaton, Kempsville
Outfield: Elizabeth Britton, Clover Hill
Outfield: Cameryn Strother, Great Bridge
Outfield: Shelby Alto, Gloucester
Outfield: Logan Hawker, Lee-Davis
DP/Flex: Jesse Gentry, Lee-Davis
Utility: Taylor Wells, Manchester
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: Hanna Hull, Clover Hill
Pitcher: Kylie Stonebreaker, Lee-Davis
Pitcher: Sydney Harless, Great Bridge
Pitcher: Shannon Buchanan, Kempsville
Catcher: Raine Wilson, Atlee
1st Base: Madison Wilson, Kellam
2nd Base: Erin Law, Mills Godwin
3rd Base: Taylor Marciniak, Hickory
Shortstop: Sarah Martin, Hickory
Shortstop: Kayla Hugate, Manchester
Outfield: Hanna Crist, Princess Anne
Outfield: Malorie Fodill, Atlee
Outfield: Siobhan Moriarty, Hickory
Outfield: Ava Hockey, Kempsville
Utility: Kaylah Duplain, Kempsville
5A South Region Player of The Year: Morgan Haywood, Gloucester
5A South Region Coach of The Year: Ryan Wieck, Hickory
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Kandis Kresinske, Hickory
Pitcher: Morgan Haywood, Gloucester
Pitcher: Peyton St. George, Atlee
Catcher: Lauren Duff, Hickory
1st Base: Jordan Clark, Manchester
2nd Base: Samantha Pittman, Kempsville
3rd Base: Makayla Fallejo, Kellam
Shortstop: Lauren McIntyre, Lee-Davis
Shortstop: Jessica Eaton, Kempsville
Outfield: Elizabeth Britton, Clover Hill
Outfield: Cameryn Strother, Great Bridge
Outfield: Shelby Alto, Gloucester
Outfield: Logan Hawker, Lee-Davis
DP/Flex: Jesse Gentry, Lee-Davis
Utility: Taylor Wells, Manchester
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: Hanna Hull, Clover Hill
Pitcher: Kylie Stonebreaker, Lee-Davis
Pitcher: Sydney Harless, Great Bridge
Pitcher: Shannon Buchanan, Kempsville
Catcher: Raine Wilson, Atlee
1st Base: Madison Wilson, Kellam
2nd Base: Erin Law, Mills Godwin
3rd Base: Taylor Marciniak, Hickory
Shortstop: Sarah Martin, Hickory
Shortstop: Kayla Hugate, Manchester
Outfield: Hanna Crist, Princess Anne
Outfield: Malorie Fodill, Atlee
Outfield: Siobhan Moriarty, Hickory
Outfield: Ava Hockey, Kempsville
Utility: Kaylah Duplain, Kempsville
5A South Region Player of The Year: Morgan Haywood, Gloucester
5A South Region Coach of The Year: Ryan Wieck, Hickory
Tuesday, June 09, 2015
VHSL State Championship Week Schedule And Results
Two State Championships Crowned:
5A Boys Outdoor Track: Lee-Davis
5A Girls Outdoor Track: Atlee
(Tickets for ALL events are $10. Times subject to change with little notice. Weather conditions can always affect schedules.)
BASEBALL:
4A STATE SEMIFINAL: Hanover vs. Jefferson Forest, Friday, 12pm, Liberty University
(If Hawks win, they would play for State Championship Saturday at 10am)
SOFTBALL:
5A STATE SEMIFINAL: Patrick Henry vs. Atlee, Friday, 6pm, Robinson Secondary School, Fairfax
(The winner plays the Hickory/Briar Woods winner for the State Championship Saturday at 7:30pm)
BOYS SOCCER:
4A STATE SEMIFINAL: Hanover vs. Courtland, Friday, 4pm, Amherst County High School (scroll down the page for directions)
(If Hawks win, they would play for State Championship Saturday, 12:15pm, at Liberty University)
BOYS LACROSSE:
5A STATE SEMIFINAL: Atlee 15, George Marshall 11
5A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Atlee vs. Stone Bridge, Saturday, 7:30pm at Lake Braddock Secondary School, Fairfax
GIRLS TENNIS:
4A STATE SEMIFINAL: Hanover 5, Dominion 1
4A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Hanover vs. Midlothian, Saturday, 10am, Liberty University
5A Boys Outdoor Track: Lee-Davis
5A Girls Outdoor Track: Atlee
(Tickets for ALL events are $10. Times subject to change with little notice. Weather conditions can always affect schedules.)
BASEBALL:
4A STATE SEMIFINAL: Hanover vs. Jefferson Forest, Friday, 12pm, Liberty University
(If Hawks win, they would play for State Championship Saturday at 10am)
SOFTBALL:
5A STATE SEMIFINAL: Patrick Henry vs. Atlee, Friday, 6pm, Robinson Secondary School, Fairfax
(The winner plays the Hickory/Briar Woods winner for the State Championship Saturday at 7:30pm)
BOYS SOCCER:
4A STATE SEMIFINAL: Hanover vs. Courtland, Friday, 4pm, Amherst County High School (scroll down the page for directions)
(If Hawks win, they would play for State Championship Saturday, 12:15pm, at Liberty University)
BOYS LACROSSE:
5A STATE SEMIFINAL: Atlee 15, George Marshall 11
5A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Atlee vs. Stone Bridge, Saturday, 7:30pm at Lake Braddock Secondary School, Fairfax
GIRLS TENNIS:
4A STATE SEMIFINAL: Hanover 5, Dominion 1
4A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP: Hanover vs. Midlothian, Saturday, 10am, Liberty University
Monday, June 08, 2015
DIRECTIONS: Hanover Boys Soccer To Amherst County for State Semifinal
The Hanover boys soccer team will face the 4A North Region Champion on Friday at 4pm at Amherst County High School in the 4A State Semifinals. Here are directions from the school to the game site.
--Take Route 301 south to Interstate 295
--Take Interstate 295 north to its end, merge right onto Interstate 64 West
--Take Interstate 64 west for 71 miles, using Exit 118A for US-29 South
--Take US-29 South for 46.6 miles.
--Merge right onto US-29 Business at exit towards Amherst
--Turn right onto US-29 Business North (S. Main St), go 0.4 mile (there will be a Hardees on the corner)
--Turn right onto Lancer Lane. Destination will be on the left after 0.2 mile
If Hanover wins Friday, their 4A State Championship Game will be held Saturday, 12:15pm at the soccer stadium at Liberty University in Lynchburg, which is approximately 20 miles south of Friday's game site.
--Take Route 301 south to Interstate 295
--Take Interstate 295 north to its end, merge right onto Interstate 64 West
--Take Interstate 64 west for 71 miles, using Exit 118A for US-29 South
--Take US-29 South for 46.6 miles.
--Merge right onto US-29 Business at exit towards Amherst
--Turn right onto US-29 Business North (S. Main St), go 0.4 mile (there will be a Hardees on the corner)
--Turn right onto Lancer Lane. Destination will be on the left after 0.2 mile
If Hanover wins Friday, their 4A State Championship Game will be held Saturday, 12:15pm at the soccer stadium at Liberty University in Lynchburg, which is approximately 20 miles south of Friday's game site.
Sunday, June 07, 2015
HONORS: All-5A South Region Baseball Team Announced
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for being named to the All-5A South Region Baseball Team. County honorees in bold.
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Connor Eason (Hickory)
Pitcher: Jared West (Menchville)
Pitcher: Nick Butts (Manchester)
Catcher: Logan Harvey (Douglas Freeman)
1st Base: Justin Sorokowski (Lee-Davis)
2nd Base: Jacob Fontana (Clover Hill)
3rd Base: Mikey Polansky (Hickory)
Shortstop: Colby Higgerson (Great Bridge)
Outfield: Steven Polansky (Hickory)
Outfield: Colin Kindred (Norview)
Outfield: Alex Shauger (Salem)
Outfield: Austin Glenn (Manchester)
DH: Vincent Steenburgh (Douglas Freeman)
Utility: Patrick Jackowski (Hampton)
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: John Effinger (Kellam)
Pitcher: Eric O'Brien (Douglas Freeman)
Catcher: Kyle Ryan (Clover Hill)
Catcher: Clint Stroble (Menchville)
1st Base: Paul Hall (Maury)
2nd Base: Josh Duimstra (Deep Run)
3rd Base: Mike Sweeney (Deep Run)
Shortstop: Adam Trice (Lee-Davis)
Outfield: John Fuqua (Indian River)
Outfield: Connor McCarthy (Menchville)
Outfield: Jacob Barlett (Matoaca)
Outfield: Andrew Duesing (Clover Hill)
Outfield: Matt Lisi (Deep Run)
DH: Sean Collins (Menchville)
DH: Tyler Wilson (Princess Anne)
Utility: Jonathan Triesler (Clover Hill)
5A South Region Player of The Year: Connor Eason, Hickory
5A South Region Coach of The Year: Hank Kraft, Hickory
FIRST TEAM:
Pitcher: Connor Eason (Hickory)
Pitcher: Jared West (Menchville)
Pitcher: Nick Butts (Manchester)
Catcher: Logan Harvey (Douglas Freeman)
1st Base: Justin Sorokowski (Lee-Davis)
2nd Base: Jacob Fontana (Clover Hill)
3rd Base: Mikey Polansky (Hickory)
Shortstop: Colby Higgerson (Great Bridge)
Outfield: Steven Polansky (Hickory)
Outfield: Colin Kindred (Norview)
Outfield: Alex Shauger (Salem)
Outfield: Austin Glenn (Manchester)
DH: Vincent Steenburgh (Douglas Freeman)
Utility: Patrick Jackowski (Hampton)
SECOND TEAM:
Pitcher: John Effinger (Kellam)
Pitcher: Eric O'Brien (Douglas Freeman)
Catcher: Kyle Ryan (Clover Hill)
Catcher: Clint Stroble (Menchville)
1st Base: Paul Hall (Maury)
2nd Base: Josh Duimstra (Deep Run)
3rd Base: Mike Sweeney (Deep Run)
Shortstop: Adam Trice (Lee-Davis)
Outfield: John Fuqua (Indian River)
Outfield: Connor McCarthy (Menchville)
Outfield: Jacob Barlett (Matoaca)
Outfield: Andrew Duesing (Clover Hill)
Outfield: Matt Lisi (Deep Run)
DH: Sean Collins (Menchville)
DH: Tyler Wilson (Princess Anne)
Utility: Jonathan Triesler (Clover Hill)
5A South Region Player of The Year: Connor Eason, Hickory
5A South Region Coach of The Year: Hank Kraft, Hickory
SATURDAY: Lee-Davis Boys, Atlee Girls Win State Track Titles; Hawks, Raiders Fall....
TRACK: The Lee-Davis boys outdoor track and field team repeated as 5A State Champions Saturday at Todd Stadium in Newport News, scoring 60 total points to defeat runner-up Hermitage by twelve.
The Confederates clinched the crown by winning the meet's final event, the Boys 4 X 400 Relay, in 3:21.82. Sam Franklin, Jeremiah Hankerson, Sheldon Harris and JJ Jordan led the charge. Hermitage placed sixth in the event.
Jordan joined Blake Stattelman, DJ Petty and John Everett in the 4 X 100 Relay, taking fourth overall in 42.90. Petty proceeded to win the Boys 110 Hurdles in 14.74, the only hurdler to break fifteen seconds during the finals. Stattelman and Petty took fourth and fifth respectively in the long jump for nine critical team points.
Michael Doggett and Josh Grant earned eight points, finishing fourth and sixth in the pole vault, Doggett clearing fourteen feet. Bryce Simpson of Atlee won the pole vault crown at 14 feet, nine inches. Connor Scott took second overall in the discus with a throw of 168 feet, 10 inches. Scott was seventh in Friday's shot put competition, won by Atlee's Austin Cannon with a final throw of 54 feet, 7 3/4 inches.
The Atlee girls came back to Hanover with what they wanted so badly last year, a State Championship, winning the 5A title with 68 points, fourteen better than runner-up Hampton. Patrick Henry placed seventh overall with 24 points.
It was an emotional win for the Raiders, who competed in Newport News without longtime head coach Jim Triemplar, who is still recovering from a stroke suffered days after receiving a pacemaker in early May.
Carly Feyerabend ended her Raider career with a state title in the 100 meter hurdles (14.43), besting teammate India Lowe by just .15 of a second. Zaliah Carey placed fifth, as the Raiders earned 22 points in the event, nearly a third of their team total. Feyerabend placed second Friday in the high jump.
Lowe returned to the track and won a title herself, the 300 Hurdles, in 43.71.
Chloe Bavin ended her Atlee career with a strong third place in the 1600 at 5:09.79
Jean Woodrum of Patrick Henry won the girls discus with a throw of 113 feet, three inches. Patriot Tiffany Harris placed second in the 400 Meters in 55.89.
BASEBALL: Hanover fell behind early and could not stop a Glen Allen offensive tidal wave as the Jaguars defeated the Hawks in the 4A South Region Championship 15-4 Saturday afternoon at RF&P Park in Glen Allen.
The Hawks now set their sights on defending their 4A State Championship, facing Fauquier on Friday at noon in the second of two 4A State Semifinals at Liberty University in Lynchburg. Glen Allen plays Jefferson Forest in the first game at 9am. Winners play for the title Saturday at 10am.
SOFTBALL: Another strong season of Hanover softball came to a close just a win shy of a state tournament appearance of their own, falling 3-1 at Deep Creek in Chesapeake Saturday in the 4A South Region Semifinals. The Hawks complete their season at 15-6 and will return everyone in 2016 except Eryn King and Kristin Wilcox.
Atlee, coming off an emotional win over Lee-Davis Friday night to clinch a 5A State Tournament berth, fell just shy of the 5A South Region crown, falling to Hickory 1-0 in the finals Saturday afternoon. A solo home run was the margin of defeat.
The Raiders will now play the winner of the 5A North Region Championship game Monday between Patrick Henry and Briar Woods in a 5A State Semfinal Friday at 3:30pm at Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax. The Patriots host Briar Woods Monday starting at 6pm in Ashland.
The Confederates clinched the crown by winning the meet's final event, the Boys 4 X 400 Relay, in 3:21.82. Sam Franklin, Jeremiah Hankerson, Sheldon Harris and JJ Jordan led the charge. Hermitage placed sixth in the event.
Jordan joined Blake Stattelman, DJ Petty and John Everett in the 4 X 100 Relay, taking fourth overall in 42.90. Petty proceeded to win the Boys 110 Hurdles in 14.74, the only hurdler to break fifteen seconds during the finals. Stattelman and Petty took fourth and fifth respectively in the long jump for nine critical team points.
Michael Doggett and Josh Grant earned eight points, finishing fourth and sixth in the pole vault, Doggett clearing fourteen feet. Bryce Simpson of Atlee won the pole vault crown at 14 feet, nine inches. Connor Scott took second overall in the discus with a throw of 168 feet, 10 inches. Scott was seventh in Friday's shot put competition, won by Atlee's Austin Cannon with a final throw of 54 feet, 7 3/4 inches.
The Atlee girls came back to Hanover with what they wanted so badly last year, a State Championship, winning the 5A title with 68 points, fourteen better than runner-up Hampton. Patrick Henry placed seventh overall with 24 points.
It was an emotional win for the Raiders, who competed in Newport News without longtime head coach Jim Triemplar, who is still recovering from a stroke suffered days after receiving a pacemaker in early May.
Carly Feyerabend ended her Raider career with a state title in the 100 meter hurdles (14.43), besting teammate India Lowe by just .15 of a second. Zaliah Carey placed fifth, as the Raiders earned 22 points in the event, nearly a third of their team total. Feyerabend placed second Friday in the high jump.
Lowe returned to the track and won a title herself, the 300 Hurdles, in 43.71.
Chloe Bavin ended her Atlee career with a strong third place in the 1600 at 5:09.79
Jean Woodrum of Patrick Henry won the girls discus with a throw of 113 feet, three inches. Patriot Tiffany Harris placed second in the 400 Meters in 55.89.
BASEBALL: Hanover fell behind early and could not stop a Glen Allen offensive tidal wave as the Jaguars defeated the Hawks in the 4A South Region Championship 15-4 Saturday afternoon at RF&P Park in Glen Allen.
The Hawks now set their sights on defending their 4A State Championship, facing Fauquier on Friday at noon in the second of two 4A State Semifinals at Liberty University in Lynchburg. Glen Allen plays Jefferson Forest in the first game at 9am. Winners play for the title Saturday at 10am.
SOFTBALL: Another strong season of Hanover softball came to a close just a win shy of a state tournament appearance of their own, falling 3-1 at Deep Creek in Chesapeake Saturday in the 4A South Region Semifinals. The Hawks complete their season at 15-6 and will return everyone in 2016 except Eryn King and Kristin Wilcox.
Atlee, coming off an emotional win over Lee-Davis Friday night to clinch a 5A State Tournament berth, fell just shy of the 5A South Region crown, falling to Hickory 1-0 in the finals Saturday afternoon. A solo home run was the margin of defeat.
The Raiders will now play the winner of the 5A North Region Championship game Monday between Patrick Henry and Briar Woods in a 5A State Semfinal Friday at 3:30pm at Robinson Secondary School in Fairfax. The Patriots host Briar Woods Monday starting at 6pm in Ashland.
Thursday, June 04, 2015
FRIDAY RESULTS....
BASEBALL:
4A South Region Semifinal: Hanover 13, Grafton 2 (Hawks face Glen Allen in Region Championship Saturday at 4:30pm at RF&P Park on Mountain Road in Glen Allen Stadium)
5A North Region Semifinal: George Marshall 3, Patrick Henry 2
SOFTBALL:
4A South Region Semifinal: Hanover at Deep Creek, POSTPONED to Saturday, 6pm
5A North Region Semifinal: Patrick Henry 6, George Marshall 0 (Patriots clinch third trip to State Tournament in four years, will host Briar Woods Monday at 6pm in 5A North Region Championship)
5A South Region Semifinal: Atlee 4, Lee-Davis 2 (Atlee clinches trip to State Tournament. Peyton St. George gets win and two RBI, Casey Barrett slams two-run home run that proved to be game-winner. Lee-Davis ends great season at 20-4. Atlee at Princess Anne Saturday, 3pm in 5A South Region Championship.)
BOYS LACROSSE:
5A South Region Championship: Atlee 15, Douglas Freeman 8
BOYS SOCCER:
4A South Region Championship: Jamestown 2, Hanover 0.
Thursday Lineup...UPDATED
Raining 1, Optimism 0. Postponements galore for today.
BASEBALL:
4A South Region Semifinal: Hanover at Grafton, 4:30pm
SOFTBALL:
4A South Region Semifinal: Hanover at Deep Creek, POSTPONED to Friday, 6pm.
5A South Region Semifinal: Atlee vs. Lee-Davis, 7pm at Lee-Davis
LACROSSE:
5A South Region Boys Championship: Douglas Freeman at Atlee, POSTPONED to Friday at 7pm.
So far, three county teams have qualified for State Tournament play next week:
Hanover Girls Tennis
Atlee Boys Lacrosse
Hanover Boys Soccer
We are guaranteed a fourth team, the winner of the Atlee/Lee-Davis softball showdown. If both Hanover teams win, and if both Patrick Henry baseball and softball can win Friday night in the 5A North Semis, we could have eight teams in state championship action on June 12th. We also remember teams who stand a legitimate chance to win at State Track & Field Championships this weekend, too.
Good luck to all of our student-athletes!
BASEBALL:
4A South Region Semifinal: Hanover at Grafton, 4:30pm
SOFTBALL:
4A South Region Semifinal: Hanover at Deep Creek, POSTPONED to Friday, 6pm.
5A South Region Semifinal: Atlee vs. Lee-Davis, 7pm at Lee-Davis
LACROSSE:
5A South Region Boys Championship: Douglas Freeman at Atlee, POSTPONED to Friday at 7pm.
So far, three county teams have qualified for State Tournament play next week:
Hanover Girls Tennis
Atlee Boys Lacrosse
Hanover Boys Soccer
We are guaranteed a fourth team, the winner of the Atlee/Lee-Davis softball showdown. If both Hanover teams win, and if both Patrick Henry baseball and softball can win Friday night in the 5A North Semis, we could have eight teams in state championship action on June 12th. We also remember teams who stand a legitimate chance to win at State Track & Field Championships this weekend, too.
Good luck to all of our student-athletes!
Wednesday, June 03, 2015
HONORS: All-Conference 20 Softball Teams
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for being named to the All-Conference 20 Softball team. An asterisk denotes All-Academic honors.
FIRST TEAM:
Julia Fritz (Pitcher--Glen Allen)*
Kara Deppe (Pitcher--J.R. Tucker)*
Cammie Brummitt (Catcher--Glen Allen)*
Jennifer Blake (Catcher--J.R. Tucker)*
Kaylyn Shepherd (Infield--Hanover)*
Maddie Stone (Infield--Glen Allen)*
Taylor Pawlowski (Infield--J.R. Tucker)*
Kamryn Steinruck (Infield--Glen Allen)*
Erin Acors (Infield--Hanover)*
Caitlin Stout (Outfield--Dinwiddie)*
Hannah Fritz (Outfield--Glen Allen)*
Mackenzie Wyatt (Outfield--Hanover)*
Cameron Cisik (Outfield--J.R. Tucker)*
Carleigh Staszewski (Utility--Dinwiddie)
SECOND TEAM:
Haley Gilbert (Pitcher--Hanover)*
Haley Hornsby (Pitcher--Dinwiddie)*
Emma Casey (Catcher--Hanover)*
Brooke Winn (Catcher--Dinwiddie)*
Carleigh Staszewski (Infield--Dinwiddie)
Leann Adkins (Infield--Dinwiddie)*
Ally Smith (Infield--Midlothian)*
Annemarie Beran (Infield--J.R. Tucker)*
Cameron Branzelle (Infield--Dinwiddie)*
Casandra Cooper (Outfield--Caroline)*
Madison Whitley (Outfield--Monacan)*
Lauren Burns (Outfield--Midlothian)*
Jenna Gravins (Outfield--Midlothian)*
Lauren Golmon (Utility--Glen Allen)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Allison Morrow--Caroline
Lauren Hughes--Hanover*
Raychel LaPallo--Monacan*
Conference 20 Player of The Year: Kaylyn Shepherd--Hanover
Conference 20 Pitcher of The Year: Julia Fritz--Glen Allen
Conference 20 Coach of The Year: Layne Nuckols--Glen Allen
FIRST TEAM:
Julia Fritz (Pitcher--Glen Allen)*
Kara Deppe (Pitcher--J.R. Tucker)*
Cammie Brummitt (Catcher--Glen Allen)*
Jennifer Blake (Catcher--J.R. Tucker)*
Kaylyn Shepherd (Infield--Hanover)*
Maddie Stone (Infield--Glen Allen)*
Taylor Pawlowski (Infield--J.R. Tucker)*
Kamryn Steinruck (Infield--Glen Allen)*
Erin Acors (Infield--Hanover)*
Caitlin Stout (Outfield--Dinwiddie)*
Hannah Fritz (Outfield--Glen Allen)*
Mackenzie Wyatt (Outfield--Hanover)*
Cameron Cisik (Outfield--J.R. Tucker)*
Carleigh Staszewski (Utility--Dinwiddie)
SECOND TEAM:
Haley Gilbert (Pitcher--Hanover)*
Haley Hornsby (Pitcher--Dinwiddie)*
Emma Casey (Catcher--Hanover)*
Brooke Winn (Catcher--Dinwiddie)*
Carleigh Staszewski (Infield--Dinwiddie)
Leann Adkins (Infield--Dinwiddie)*
Ally Smith (Infield--Midlothian)*
Annemarie Beran (Infield--J.R. Tucker)*
Cameron Branzelle (Infield--Dinwiddie)*
Casandra Cooper (Outfield--Caroline)*
Madison Whitley (Outfield--Monacan)*
Lauren Burns (Outfield--Midlothian)*
Jenna Gravins (Outfield--Midlothian)*
Lauren Golmon (Utility--Glen Allen)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Allison Morrow--Caroline
Lauren Hughes--Hanover*
Raychel LaPallo--Monacan*
Conference 20 Player of The Year: Kaylyn Shepherd--Hanover
Conference 20 Pitcher of The Year: Julia Fritz--Glen Allen
Conference 20 Coach of The Year: Layne Nuckols--Glen Allen
WEDNESDAY UPDATES....
5A North Region Baseball Quarterfinal: Patrick Henry 1, Broad Run 0
(Patriots host George Marshall in Region Semifinal Friday at 6pm)
4A South Region Boys Soccer Semifinal: Hanover 2, Smithfield 0
(Hawks clinch berth in 4A State Semifinals June 12th, face Nansemond River for South Region title Friday)
5A South Region Girls Soccer Semifinal: Mills Godwin 3, Atlee 0
The 5A South Region Softball Semifinal between Atlee and Lee-Davis has been postponed until tomorrow at 7pm.
The 5A North Region Softball Semifinal between Marshall and Patrick Henry has been postponed until Friday at 6pm.
The 4A South Region Softball Semifinal between Hanover and Deep Creek has been postponed until tomorrow at 6pm.
(Patriots host George Marshall in Region Semifinal Friday at 6pm)
4A South Region Boys Soccer Semifinal: Hanover 2, Smithfield 0
(Hawks clinch berth in 4A State Semifinals June 12th, face Nansemond River for South Region title Friday)
5A South Region Girls Soccer Semifinal: Mills Godwin 3, Atlee 0
The 5A South Region Softball Semifinal between Atlee and Lee-Davis has been postponed until tomorrow at 7pm.
The 5A North Region Softball Semifinal between Marshall and Patrick Henry has been postponed until Friday at 6pm.
The 4A South Region Softball Semifinal between Hanover and Deep Creek has been postponed until tomorrow at 6pm.
Tuesday, June 02, 2015
THE WRAP: Atlee Lacrosse to State Tourney, Four Softball Region Wins....
LACROSSE:
The Atlee Raiders boys team clinches its first-ever 5A State Tournament bid Tuesday night dominating from start to finish in a 17-7 win over Brooke Point in the 5A South Region Semifinal at Atlee.
The Raiders will get familiar foe Douglas Freeman in the 5A South Region Championship Thursday night at Atlee. The Rebels defeated Albemarle.
SOFTBALL:
All four county teams win their Region quarterfinal games. We are guaranteed a county representative in the 5A State Tournament next week because Lee-Davis and Atlee will play tomorrow night in the 5A South Region Semifinals, with the winner clinching a State Tournament bid.
Lee-Davis finished its suspended game with Prince George holding on for a 3-2 victory for their 20th win of the year. Atlee followed up with a strong pitching performance from Peyton St. George as the Raiders eliminated Conference 12 champion Clover Hill 2-0.
Also a win away from a state tournament berth are Hanover and Patrick Henry. The Hawks completed a suspended 4A South Region Quarterfinal, shutting out King's Fork 2-0 Tuesday afternoon. Hanover goes to Chesapeake Wednesday to face Deep Creek in the 4A South Semifinals, with the winner punching their ticket to the 4A State Tournament.
Patrick Henry got going on offense quickly as play resumed Tuesday, running away with an 8-0 win over Tuscarora in a 5A North Region Quarterfinal. The Patriots will face Marshall in a Region Semifinal tomorrow evening with a berth in the 5A State Tournament on the line.
SOCCER:
Atlee girls soccer scored four unanswered goals after intermission, the last in overtime, to eliminate Clover 5-4 in 5A South Region Quarterfinal action in Chesterfield Tuesday. With the win, the Raiders get a rematch with Mills Godwin in Wednesday's 5A South Region Semifinals. The winner clinches a 5A State Tournament berth. The match is at Mills Godwin at 5:30pm.
BASEBALL:
The 5A North Region Quarterfinal between Broad Run and Patrick Henry was postponed to 2pm Wednesday.
The 4A South Region Semifinal between Hanover and Grafton will be Wednesday at 4:30pm in Yorktown.
The Atlee Raiders boys team clinches its first-ever 5A State Tournament bid Tuesday night dominating from start to finish in a 17-7 win over Brooke Point in the 5A South Region Semifinal at Atlee.
The Raiders will get familiar foe Douglas Freeman in the 5A South Region Championship Thursday night at Atlee. The Rebels defeated Albemarle.
SOFTBALL:
All four county teams win their Region quarterfinal games. We are guaranteed a county representative in the 5A State Tournament next week because Lee-Davis and Atlee will play tomorrow night in the 5A South Region Semifinals, with the winner clinching a State Tournament bid.
Lee-Davis finished its suspended game with Prince George holding on for a 3-2 victory for their 20th win of the year. Atlee followed up with a strong pitching performance from Peyton St. George as the Raiders eliminated Conference 12 champion Clover Hill 2-0.
Also a win away from a state tournament berth are Hanover and Patrick Henry. The Hawks completed a suspended 4A South Region Quarterfinal, shutting out King's Fork 2-0 Tuesday afternoon. Hanover goes to Chesapeake Wednesday to face Deep Creek in the 4A South Semifinals, with the winner punching their ticket to the 4A State Tournament.
Patrick Henry got going on offense quickly as play resumed Tuesday, running away with an 8-0 win over Tuscarora in a 5A North Region Quarterfinal. The Patriots will face Marshall in a Region Semifinal tomorrow evening with a berth in the 5A State Tournament on the line.
SOCCER:
Atlee girls soccer scored four unanswered goals after intermission, the last in overtime, to eliminate Clover 5-4 in 5A South Region Quarterfinal action in Chesterfield Tuesday. With the win, the Raiders get a rematch with Mills Godwin in Wednesday's 5A South Region Semifinals. The winner clinches a 5A State Tournament berth. The match is at Mills Godwin at 5:30pm.
BASEBALL:
The 5A North Region Quarterfinal between Broad Run and Patrick Henry was postponed to 2pm Wednesday.
The 4A South Region Semifinal between Hanover and Grafton will be Wednesday at 4:30pm in Yorktown.
Monday, June 01, 2015
HONORS: All-Conference 11 Boys & Girls Soccer Teams
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for being named to the All-Conference 11 Boys and Girls Soccer teams. An asterisk denotes All-Academic honors.
BOYS SOCCER:
FIRST TEAM:
Brad Robertson (Forward--Atlee)*
Kevin Carroll (Forward--Deep Run)*
Connor Fair (Forward--Douglas Freeman)*
Surkrija Dudic (Forward--Hermitage)*
Sam Muse (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Josh Kraus (Midfield--Atlee)*
Zach Radolinski (Midfield--Atlee)*
John Levin (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Tyler Shupack (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Ben Ahrens (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Will Selden (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Sam Dracos (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Holden Fisher (Defense/Forward--Mills Godwin)*
Henry Mordica (Defense/Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Krishna Ravindra (Defense--Henrico)*
Mouctar Bah (Defense--Hermitage)
Chauncey Gwaikolo (Defense/Forward--Hermitage)*
Matthew Hyland (Goalkeeper--Atlee)*
SECOND TEAM:
A.J. Zollar (Forward--Atlee)*
Mark White (Forward--Deep Run)*
Jack Bobitz (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Ben Chisum (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Sean Gibbons (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Gustavo Delarosa (Midfield--Douglas Freeman)*
Michael Shaffer (Midfield--Douglas Freeman)*
Vladimir Chobotov (Midfield--Henrico)*
Mbah Djoendia (Midfield--Hermitage)*
Gio Lopez (Midfield--Hermitage)
Jonathan Chudoba (Midfield--Lee-Davis)*
Chui Elliott (Defense--Atlee)*
Chris Byrum (Defense--Deep Run)*
Oswaldo Delarosa (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Cameron Jones (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Will Martin (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Pedro Hernandez (Defense--Highland Springs)
Chris Joly (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Jacob Kesler (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Rives Worsham (Goalkeeper--Douglas Freeman)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Tyler Schardein (Forward--Deep Run)*
Allen Vaytser (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Brandon Rinderle (Midfield--Atlee)*
Alex Lowman (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Morgan Hecht (Midfield--Douglas Freeman)*
Ryan Lynch (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Joe Wegerbauer (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Joseph Worsham (Midfield--Mills Godwin)
Alessio Candela (Midfield--Hermitage)
Simron Singh (Defense--Deep Run)*
Zach Washburn (Defense--Deep Run)*
Sam Bennett (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Riley Buckenmaier (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Daniel Ahrens (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Tommy Kinnick (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Jahlani Carter (Defense--Hermitage)
Alexis Mejia (Defense--Hermitage)
Alton Dews (Defense--Lee-Davis)
Joseph Gates (Goalkeeper--Deep Run)*
Sam Wellman (Goalkeeper--Mills Godwin)*
Patrick Henderson (Goalkeeper--Hermitage)
Cole Huber (Goalkeeper--Lee-Davis)
Ethan Ratke (Utility--Atlee)*
Conference 11 Player of The Year: Will Selden--Mills Godwin
Conference 11 Coach of The Year: Skip Stevens--Mills Godwin
GIRLS SOCCER:
FIRST TEAM:
Riley Cook (Forward--Atlee)*
Savannah Taylor (Forward--Deep Run)*
Paige Franks (Forward--Mills Godwin)
Lyndsey Gutzmer (Forward--Mills Godwin)*
Katie Monica (Forward/Midfield--Henrico)*
Mason Courter (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Madison Urie (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Jamari Blackwell (Midfield--Atlee)*
Molly Shields (Midfield--Atlee)*
Laurel Ness (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Claire Franks (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Morgan Hall (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Genevieve Pacious (Midfield--Douglas Freeman)*
Jordan Denton (Defense--Atlee)*
Maddie Burns (Defense--Deep Run)*
Hailey Silva (Defense--Deep Run)*
Caroline Turner (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Caity Shanes (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Maisy Fling (Goalkeeper--Lee-Davis)*
SECOND TEAM:
Jenna Burns (Forward--Deep Run)*
Gracie Blackmon (Forward--Douglas Freeman)*
Kasey Booth (Midfield--Atlee)*
Maddie Stiles (Midfield--Atlee)*
Sara Puglisi (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Emily Randolph (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Catherine Bowling (Midfield--Lee-Davis)*
Samantha Hall (Midfield--Lee-Davis)*
Katie Lewis (Defense--Atlee)*
Emily Fair (Defense--Deep Run)*
Hastings Crenshaw (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Caroline Kasprzak (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Caroline Cipolla (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Lauren Gutzmer (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Alley Renehan (Defense--Henrico)*
Maddie Miller (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Emily Saksvig (Goalkeeper--Deep Run)*
Georgia Smith (Goalkeeper--Hermitage)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Taylor Guy (Forward--Mills Godwin)*
Lauren White (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Daniela Valdez (Midfield--Hermitage)*
Caroline Jones (Defense--Atlee)*
Savannah Doane (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Paige Koetter (Goalkeeper--Deep Run)*
Maddie Mertsch (Goalkeeper--Douglas Freeman)*
Peyton Hall (Utility--Mills Godwin)*
Lauren Johnson (Utility--Henrico)*
Conference 11 Player of The Year: Claire Franks, Mills Godwin
Conference 11 Coach of The Year: Steve Chapman, Deep Run
BOYS SOCCER:
FIRST TEAM:
Brad Robertson (Forward--Atlee)*
Kevin Carroll (Forward--Deep Run)*
Connor Fair (Forward--Douglas Freeman)*
Surkrija Dudic (Forward--Hermitage)*
Sam Muse (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Josh Kraus (Midfield--Atlee)*
Zach Radolinski (Midfield--Atlee)*
John Levin (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Tyler Shupack (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Ben Ahrens (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Will Selden (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Sam Dracos (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Holden Fisher (Defense/Forward--Mills Godwin)*
Henry Mordica (Defense/Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Krishna Ravindra (Defense--Henrico)*
Mouctar Bah (Defense--Hermitage)
Chauncey Gwaikolo (Defense/Forward--Hermitage)*
Matthew Hyland (Goalkeeper--Atlee)*
SECOND TEAM:
A.J. Zollar (Forward--Atlee)*
Mark White (Forward--Deep Run)*
Jack Bobitz (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Ben Chisum (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Sean Gibbons (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Gustavo Delarosa (Midfield--Douglas Freeman)*
Michael Shaffer (Midfield--Douglas Freeman)*
Vladimir Chobotov (Midfield--Henrico)*
Mbah Djoendia (Midfield--Hermitage)*
Gio Lopez (Midfield--Hermitage)
Jonathan Chudoba (Midfield--Lee-Davis)*
Chui Elliott (Defense--Atlee)*
Chris Byrum (Defense--Deep Run)*
Oswaldo Delarosa (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Cameron Jones (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Will Martin (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Pedro Hernandez (Defense--Highland Springs)
Chris Joly (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Jacob Kesler (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Rives Worsham (Goalkeeper--Douglas Freeman)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Tyler Schardein (Forward--Deep Run)*
Allen Vaytser (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Brandon Rinderle (Midfield--Atlee)*
Alex Lowman (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Morgan Hecht (Midfield--Douglas Freeman)*
Ryan Lynch (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Joe Wegerbauer (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Joseph Worsham (Midfield--Mills Godwin)
Alessio Candela (Midfield--Hermitage)
Simron Singh (Defense--Deep Run)*
Zach Washburn (Defense--Deep Run)*
Sam Bennett (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Riley Buckenmaier (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Daniel Ahrens (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Tommy Kinnick (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Jahlani Carter (Defense--Hermitage)
Alexis Mejia (Defense--Hermitage)
Alton Dews (Defense--Lee-Davis)
Joseph Gates (Goalkeeper--Deep Run)*
Sam Wellman (Goalkeeper--Mills Godwin)*
Patrick Henderson (Goalkeeper--Hermitage)
Cole Huber (Goalkeeper--Lee-Davis)
Ethan Ratke (Utility--Atlee)*
Conference 11 Player of The Year: Will Selden--Mills Godwin
Conference 11 Coach of The Year: Skip Stevens--Mills Godwin
GIRLS SOCCER:
FIRST TEAM:
Riley Cook (Forward--Atlee)*
Savannah Taylor (Forward--Deep Run)*
Paige Franks (Forward--Mills Godwin)
Lyndsey Gutzmer (Forward--Mills Godwin)*
Katie Monica (Forward/Midfield--Henrico)*
Mason Courter (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Madison Urie (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Jamari Blackwell (Midfield--Atlee)*
Molly Shields (Midfield--Atlee)*
Laurel Ness (Midfield--Deep Run)*
Claire Franks (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Morgan Hall (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Genevieve Pacious (Midfield--Douglas Freeman)*
Jordan Denton (Defense--Atlee)*
Maddie Burns (Defense--Deep Run)*
Hailey Silva (Defense--Deep Run)*
Caroline Turner (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Caity Shanes (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Maisy Fling (Goalkeeper--Lee-Davis)*
SECOND TEAM:
Jenna Burns (Forward--Deep Run)*
Gracie Blackmon (Forward--Douglas Freeman)*
Kasey Booth (Midfield--Atlee)*
Maddie Stiles (Midfield--Atlee)*
Sara Puglisi (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Emily Randolph (Midfield--Mills Godwin)*
Catherine Bowling (Midfield--Lee-Davis)*
Samantha Hall (Midfield--Lee-Davis)*
Katie Lewis (Defense--Atlee)*
Emily Fair (Defense--Deep Run)*
Hastings Crenshaw (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Caroline Kasprzak (Defense--Douglas Freeman)*
Caroline Cipolla (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Lauren Gutzmer (Defense--Mills Godwin)*
Alley Renehan (Defense--Henrico)*
Maddie Miller (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Emily Saksvig (Goalkeeper--Deep Run)*
Georgia Smith (Goalkeeper--Hermitage)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Taylor Guy (Forward--Mills Godwin)*
Lauren White (Forward--Lee-Davis)*
Daniela Valdez (Midfield--Hermitage)*
Caroline Jones (Defense--Atlee)*
Savannah Doane (Defense--Lee-Davis)*
Paige Koetter (Goalkeeper--Deep Run)*
Maddie Mertsch (Goalkeeper--Douglas Freeman)*
Peyton Hall (Utility--Mills Godwin)*
Lauren Johnson (Utility--Henrico)*
Conference 11 Player of The Year: Claire Franks, Mills Godwin
Conference 11 Coach of The Year: Steve Chapman, Deep Run
HONORS: All-Conference 20 Baseball Team Announced
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for being named to the Conference 20 All-Conference Baseball team. An asterisk denotes All-Academic honors.
FIRST TEAM:
Grey Lyttle (P--Hanover)*
Patrick Hall (P and DH--Glen Allen)*
Aaron Robinson (C--Monacan)*
Ryan Hickman (C--Caroline)*
Cole Grinde (1B--Caroline)*
Adam Collins (2B--Glen Allen)
Camden Grimes (3B--Hanover)
Tanner Fuller (SS--Midlothian)*
Brian Sheeder (OF--Dinwiddie)
Kyle Battle (OF--Glen Allen)*
Austin Slough (OF--Glen Allen)*
Gabe Whitten (OF--JR Tucker)*
Jack Dragum (Utility--Hanover)
SECOND TEAM:
Hayden Moore (P--Hanover)*
Thomas Ryesdorph (P--Midlothian)*
Will Foster (C--JR Tucker)*
Garrison Wright (C--Glen Allen)*
Patrick Hall (1B--Glen Allen)*
Jack Dragum (2B--Hanover)
Grant Keller (3B--Midlothian)
Cayman Richardson (SS--Hanover)*
Jay Chapman (OF--Caroline)*
Aaron Saunders (OF--Hanover)*
CJ Freedman (OF--Midlothian)*
Kevin Granger (OF--Monacan)*
Hunter Marshall (DH--Hanover)*
Brian Sheeder (Utility--Dinwiddie)
HONORABLE MENTION:
Collin Hess (P--Caroline)*
Brandon Webb (P--Dinwiddie)*
Matt Flatford (P--Monacan)*
Chaivis Jones (1B--JR Tucker)
Jonathan Higgins (2B--JR Tucker)*
Bill Wojcik (2B--Caroline)*
Holden Davis (3B--Glen Allen)*
Patrick Routsis (3B--Monacan)*
Alex Dejarlais (DH--Caroline)*
Alex Brugos (DH--Dinwiddie)*
Tyler Tarrh (Utility--Caroline)*
FIRST TEAM:
Grey Lyttle (P--Hanover)*
Patrick Hall (P and DH--Glen Allen)*
Aaron Robinson (C--Monacan)*
Ryan Hickman (C--Caroline)*
Cole Grinde (1B--Caroline)*
Adam Collins (2B--Glen Allen)
Camden Grimes (3B--Hanover)
Tanner Fuller (SS--Midlothian)*
Brian Sheeder (OF--Dinwiddie)
Kyle Battle (OF--Glen Allen)*
Austin Slough (OF--Glen Allen)*
Gabe Whitten (OF--JR Tucker)*
Jack Dragum (Utility--Hanover)
SECOND TEAM:
Hayden Moore (P--Hanover)*
Thomas Ryesdorph (P--Midlothian)*
Will Foster (C--JR Tucker)*
Garrison Wright (C--Glen Allen)*
Patrick Hall (1B--Glen Allen)*
Jack Dragum (2B--Hanover)
Grant Keller (3B--Midlothian)
Cayman Richardson (SS--Hanover)*
Jay Chapman (OF--Caroline)*
Aaron Saunders (OF--Hanover)*
CJ Freedman (OF--Midlothian)*
Kevin Granger (OF--Monacan)*
Hunter Marshall (DH--Hanover)*
Brian Sheeder (Utility--Dinwiddie)
HONORABLE MENTION:
Collin Hess (P--Caroline)*
Brandon Webb (P--Dinwiddie)*
Matt Flatford (P--Monacan)*
Chaivis Jones (1B--JR Tucker)
Jonathan Higgins (2B--JR Tucker)*
Bill Wojcik (2B--Caroline)*
Holden Davis (3B--Glen Allen)*
Patrick Routsis (3B--Monacan)*
Alex Dejarlais (DH--Caroline)*
Alex Brugos (DH--Dinwiddie)*
Tyler Tarrh (Utility--Caroline)*
HONORS: All-Conference 11 Baseball Teams
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for being named to the All-Conference 11 Baseball Team. An asterisk denotes All-Academic honors.
FIRST TEAM:
Logan Harvey (C--Douglas Freeman)*
Justin Sorokowski (1B--Lee-Davis)*
Josh Duimstra (2B--Deep Run)*
Mike Sweeney (3B--Deep Run)
Adam Trice (SS--Lee-Davis)*
Conor Nolan (OF--Mills Godwin)*
Matt Lisi (OF--Deep Run)*
Coleman Greene (OF--Douglas Freeman)
Ryan Grubbs (Utility--Mills Godwin)*
Vincent Steenburgh (DH--Douglas Freeman)*
Bryan Diehr (P--Lee-Davis)*
Eric O'Brien (P--Douglas Freeman)*
SECOND TEAM:
Chris Minneci (C--Mills Godwin)*
Travis Stackow (1B--Douglas Freeman)*
Coby Sale (2B--Douglas Freeman)*
Ryan Grubbs (3B--Mills Godwin)
Chris Van Meter (SS--Deep Run)
Canon Lambert (OF--Lee-Davis)
Andrew Foster (OF--Atlee)*
Matt Spangnolo (OF--Deep Run)*
Luis Barrios (Utility--Douglas Freeman)*
Will Parcell (DH--Mills Godwin)*
Kevin France (DH--Lee-Davis)*
Patrick Hulihan (P--Deep Run)*
Will Parcell (P--Mills Godwin)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Adam Mawyer (C--Deep Run)*
Tommy Williams (1B--Hermitage)*
Brandon Crosby (2B--Atlee)*
Justin Bishop (3B--Atlee)*
JT Bellotti (SS--Douglas Freeman)*
Kaleb Butler (SS--Mills Godwin)
Justin Moss (SS--Henrico)
Zack Overstreet (SS--Hermitage)*
Nabeel Gootee (OF--Atlee)*
Andrew Mullen (OF--Douglas Freeman)*
Ethan Payne (OF--Douglas Freeman)*
Juan Carter (OF--Highland Springs)
Henry Moore (Utility--Atlee)*
Brad Chapman (DH--Atlee)*
Brett Ayer (P--Atlee)*
Kevin Hood (P--Deep Run)*
Henry Peery (P--Mills Godwin)*
Austin Romine (P--Deep Run)*
Chris Thompson (P--Douglas Freeman)*
Conference 11 Baseball Player of The Year: Mike Sweeney--Deep Run
Conference 11 Baseball Coach of The Year: Josh Aldrich--Deep Run
FIRST TEAM:
Logan Harvey (C--Douglas Freeman)*
Justin Sorokowski (1B--Lee-Davis)*
Josh Duimstra (2B--Deep Run)*
Mike Sweeney (3B--Deep Run)
Adam Trice (SS--Lee-Davis)*
Conor Nolan (OF--Mills Godwin)*
Matt Lisi (OF--Deep Run)*
Coleman Greene (OF--Douglas Freeman)
Ryan Grubbs (Utility--Mills Godwin)*
Vincent Steenburgh (DH--Douglas Freeman)*
Bryan Diehr (P--Lee-Davis)*
Eric O'Brien (P--Douglas Freeman)*
SECOND TEAM:
Chris Minneci (C--Mills Godwin)*
Travis Stackow (1B--Douglas Freeman)*
Coby Sale (2B--Douglas Freeman)*
Ryan Grubbs (3B--Mills Godwin)
Chris Van Meter (SS--Deep Run)
Canon Lambert (OF--Lee-Davis)
Andrew Foster (OF--Atlee)*
Matt Spangnolo (OF--Deep Run)*
Luis Barrios (Utility--Douglas Freeman)*
Will Parcell (DH--Mills Godwin)*
Kevin France (DH--Lee-Davis)*
Patrick Hulihan (P--Deep Run)*
Will Parcell (P--Mills Godwin)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Adam Mawyer (C--Deep Run)*
Tommy Williams (1B--Hermitage)*
Brandon Crosby (2B--Atlee)*
Justin Bishop (3B--Atlee)*
JT Bellotti (SS--Douglas Freeman)*
Kaleb Butler (SS--Mills Godwin)
Justin Moss (SS--Henrico)
Zack Overstreet (SS--Hermitage)*
Nabeel Gootee (OF--Atlee)*
Andrew Mullen (OF--Douglas Freeman)*
Ethan Payne (OF--Douglas Freeman)*
Juan Carter (OF--Highland Springs)
Henry Moore (Utility--Atlee)*
Brad Chapman (DH--Atlee)*
Brett Ayer (P--Atlee)*
Kevin Hood (P--Deep Run)*
Henry Peery (P--Mills Godwin)*
Austin Romine (P--Deep Run)*
Chris Thompson (P--Douglas Freeman)*
Conference 11 Baseball Player of The Year: Mike Sweeney--Deep Run
Conference 11 Baseball Coach of The Year: Josh Aldrich--Deep Run
HONORS: All-Conference 11 Softball Team
Congratulations to the following student-athletes for being named to All-Conference 11 teams! An asterisk denotes All-Academic honors.
FIRST TEAM:
Peyton St. George (P--Atlee)*
Kylie Stonebreaker (P--Lee-Davis)*
Raine Wilson (C--Atlee)*
Jesse Gentry (DP--Lee-Davis)*
Virginia Irby (IF--Douglas Freeman)*
Sydney Pulliam (IF--Douglas Freeman)*
Casey Barrett (IF--Atlee)*
Berkeley Mathews (IF--Deep Run)*
Lauren McIntyre (IF--Lee-Davis)*
Erin Law (IF--Mills Godwin)*
Malorie Fodill (OF--Atlee)*
Abby Parsons (OF--Deep Run)*
Logan Hawker (OF--Lee-Davis)*
Sydney Guess (OF--Lee-Davis)*
SECOND TEAM:
Maddie Gutermuth (P--Deep Run)*
Baylee Grandstaff (C--Deep Run)*
Bryanna Moore (IF--Hermitage)*
Sarah Commons (IF--Deep Run)*
Austyn Merrill (IF--Lee-Davis)*
Jessica Curbeira (IF--Mills Godwin)*
Heather Childress (OF--Lee-Davis)*
Ava Gardner (OF--Deep Run)*
Erin O'Flaherty (OF--Atlee)*
Kayla Shaffer (Utility--Mills Godwin)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Kelly Warren (IF--Atlee)*
Annamarie Warley (IF--Atlee)*
Kristen Dishbrow (IF--Douglas Freeman)*
Gracie Smith (IF--Mills Godwin)*
Olivia Albergo (C--Mills Godwin)*
Samantha Conner (P--Henrico)*
Rajanae Stephens (IF--Henrico)*
Katherine Bryant (IF--Henrico)*
Dominique King (C--Hermitage)*
Madelyn Burnett (IF--Highland Springs)*
Ayanna Cheek (C--Highland Springs)*
Elizabeth Hudson (IF--Lee-Davis)*
Ella Alvis (IF--Lee-Davis)*
Conference 11 Softball Player of The Year: Lauren McIntyre, Lee-Davis
Conference 11 Softball Pitcher of The Year: Kylie Stonebreaker, Lee-Davis
Conference 11 Coach of The Year: Jackie Davis, Lee-Davis
FIRST TEAM:
Peyton St. George (P--Atlee)*
Kylie Stonebreaker (P--Lee-Davis)*
Raine Wilson (C--Atlee)*
Jesse Gentry (DP--Lee-Davis)*
Virginia Irby (IF--Douglas Freeman)*
Sydney Pulliam (IF--Douglas Freeman)*
Casey Barrett (IF--Atlee)*
Berkeley Mathews (IF--Deep Run)*
Lauren McIntyre (IF--Lee-Davis)*
Erin Law (IF--Mills Godwin)*
Malorie Fodill (OF--Atlee)*
Abby Parsons (OF--Deep Run)*
Logan Hawker (OF--Lee-Davis)*
Sydney Guess (OF--Lee-Davis)*
SECOND TEAM:
Maddie Gutermuth (P--Deep Run)*
Baylee Grandstaff (C--Deep Run)*
Bryanna Moore (IF--Hermitage)*
Sarah Commons (IF--Deep Run)*
Austyn Merrill (IF--Lee-Davis)*
Jessica Curbeira (IF--Mills Godwin)*
Heather Childress (OF--Lee-Davis)*
Ava Gardner (OF--Deep Run)*
Erin O'Flaherty (OF--Atlee)*
Kayla Shaffer (Utility--Mills Godwin)*
HONORABLE MENTION:
Kelly Warren (IF--Atlee)*
Annamarie Warley (IF--Atlee)*
Kristen Dishbrow (IF--Douglas Freeman)*
Gracie Smith (IF--Mills Godwin)*
Olivia Albergo (C--Mills Godwin)*
Samantha Conner (P--Henrico)*
Rajanae Stephens (IF--Henrico)*
Katherine Bryant (IF--Henrico)*
Dominique King (C--Hermitage)*
Madelyn Burnett (IF--Highland Springs)*
Ayanna Cheek (C--Highland Springs)*
Elizabeth Hudson (IF--Lee-Davis)*
Ella Alvis (IF--Lee-Davis)*
Conference 11 Softball Player of The Year: Lauren McIntyre, Lee-Davis
Conference 11 Softball Pitcher of The Year: Kylie Stonebreaker, Lee-Davis
Conference 11 Coach of The Year: Jackie Davis, Lee-Davis
Saturday, May 30, 2015
UPDATED Region Tournament Schedules and Scores (6/2/15)
BASEBALL:
4A South Region Quarterfinal: Hanover 12, Nansemond River 1 (6 innings)
--Hanover goes to Grafton for Region Semifinal, Wednesday, 4:30pm in Yorktown
5A North Region Quarterfinal: Broad Run 0, Patrick Henry 0, top 1st, suspended. Game to resume Wednesday at 2pm.
SOFTBALL:
4A South Region Quarterfinal: Hanover 1, King's Fork 0, bottom 3rd, suspended. Game to resume Tuesday at 4pm.
5A North Region Quarterfinal: Tuscarora 0, Patrick Henry to bat, bottom 1st, suspended. Game to resume Tuesday at 5pm.
5A South Region Quarterfinals (held at Lee-Davis High School)
--Lee-Davis 3, Prince George 0, bottom of 4th, suspended. Game to resume Tuesday at 5:30pm.
--Atlee vs. Clover Hill, begins approximately 7pm Tuesday after LD-PG game
BOYS SOCCER:
4A South Region Quarterfinal: Hanover 1, Denbigh 0, suspended late first half. Resumes Tuesday afternoon at 5:30.
GIRLS SOCCER:
4A South Region Quarterfinal: Nansemond River 5, Hanover 1
5A North Region First Round: J.E.B. Stuart 1, Patrick Henry 0 (Game called in 52nd minute due to lightning).
5A South Region Quarterfinal: Atlee at Clover Hill, Tuesday, 7:30pm
BOYS LACROSSE:
4A South Region First Round: Salem 12, Hanover 11 (Friday)
5A South Region Semifinal: Brooke Point at Atlee, Tuesday, 7pm
GIRLS LACROSSE:
4A South Region First Round: Salem 19, Hanover 7 (Friday)
GIRLS TENNIS (TEAM):
4A South Region Championship: Midlothian 5, Hanover 0 (Hanover will travel to Dominion High School in Sterling for the 4A State Team Semifinals either June 8th or 9th)
BOYS TENNIS (SINGLES):
Zach Palmer of Hanover d. Grayson DeBerry of Jamestown, 7-6 (7-4), 5-7, 6-3 in 4A South Boys Region Semifinal. Will face Matthew Cousins of Midlothian for region title on Wednesday morning.
4A South Region Quarterfinal: Hanover 12, Nansemond River 1 (6 innings)
--Hanover goes to Grafton for Region Semifinal, Wednesday, 4:30pm in Yorktown
5A North Region Quarterfinal: Broad Run 0, Patrick Henry 0, top 1st, suspended. Game to resume Wednesday at 2pm.
SOFTBALL:
4A South Region Quarterfinal: Hanover 1, King's Fork 0, bottom 3rd, suspended. Game to resume Tuesday at 4pm.
5A North Region Quarterfinal: Tuscarora 0, Patrick Henry to bat, bottom 1st, suspended. Game to resume Tuesday at 5pm.
5A South Region Quarterfinals (held at Lee-Davis High School)
--Lee-Davis 3, Prince George 0, bottom of 4th, suspended. Game to resume Tuesday at 5:30pm.
--Atlee vs. Clover Hill, begins approximately 7pm Tuesday after LD-PG game
BOYS SOCCER:
4A South Region Quarterfinal: Hanover 1, Denbigh 0, suspended late first half. Resumes Tuesday afternoon at 5:30.
GIRLS SOCCER:
4A South Region Quarterfinal: Nansemond River 5, Hanover 1
5A North Region First Round: J.E.B. Stuart 1, Patrick Henry 0 (Game called in 52nd minute due to lightning).
5A South Region Quarterfinal: Atlee at Clover Hill, Tuesday, 7:30pm
BOYS LACROSSE:
4A South Region First Round: Salem 12, Hanover 11 (Friday)
5A South Region Semifinal: Brooke Point at Atlee, Tuesday, 7pm
GIRLS LACROSSE:
4A South Region First Round: Salem 19, Hanover 7 (Friday)
GIRLS TENNIS (TEAM):
4A South Region Championship: Midlothian 5, Hanover 0 (Hanover will travel to Dominion High School in Sterling for the 4A State Team Semifinals either June 8th or 9th)
BOYS TENNIS (SINGLES):
Zach Palmer of Hanover d. Grayson DeBerry of Jamestown, 7-6 (7-4), 5-7, 6-3 in 4A South Boys Region Semifinal. Will face Matthew Cousins of Midlothian for region title on Wednesday morning.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Lacrosse: Directions to Salem High School for Hanover Hawks...
The Hanover Hawks boys lacrosse team will go to Salem to face the Spartans, who won the Roanoke Conference title, in the 4A South Region quarterfinals this Friday. Match time is 5:30pm. Here are directions from Hanover to the school. Allow extra time for traffic.
--Take Route 301 South to I-295 North
--Take I-295 North to Exit 53A for I-64 West
--Take I-64 West for 90 miles, then exit left onto I-81 South
--Take I-81 South for 84 miles, then take Exit 137 for Route 112
--Turn Right on Route 112, go 0.6 miles, Turn Left on West Main Street
--Go 0.8 miles on Main, Turn Left on Spartan Drive. Go 1/3 mile, school is on the right.
ADDRESS: 400 Spartan Drive, Salem, VA 24153
--Take Route 301 South to I-295 North
--Take I-295 North to Exit 53A for I-64 West
--Take I-64 West for 90 miles, then exit left onto I-81 South
--Take I-81 South for 84 miles, then take Exit 137 for Route 112
--Turn Right on Route 112, go 0.6 miles, Turn Left on West Main Street
--Go 0.8 miles on Main, Turn Left on Spartan Drive. Go 1/3 mile, school is on the right.
ADDRESS: 400 Spartan Drive, Salem, VA 24153
Sunday, May 24, 2015
Conference Tournament Schedules (Updated)
CONFERENCE 11:
BASEBALL:
First Round (Monday):
#3 Lee-Davis 10, #6 Henrico 0
#4 Mills Godwin 10, #5 Atlee 1
Semifinals (Wednesday at Mills Godwin):
#1 Deep Run 4, #4 Mills Godwin 1
#2 Douglas Freeman 2, #3 Lee-Davis 1 (9 innings)
Championship: #2 Douglas Freeman vs #1 Deep Run, SUSPENDED, resumes 5pm Friday at Mills Godwin, scoreless after one inning
SOFTBALL:
First Round (Monday):
#4 Mills Godwin 13, #5 Douglas Freeman 3
#3 Deep Run 11, #6 Hermitage 0
Semifinals (Wednesday at Mills Godwin):
#1 Lee-Davis 12, #4 Mills Godwin 2 (5 innings)
#2 Atlee 10, #3 Deep Run 2
Championship: #2 Atlee vs. #1 Lee-Davis, SUSPENDED, resumes 5pm Friday at Mills Godwin, scoreless in bottom of the first inning
BOYS SOCCER:
First Round (Monday):
#6 Douglas Freeman 5, #3 Atlee 3
#4 Hermitage 2, #5 Lee-Davis 0
Semifinals (Wednesday at Mills Godwin):
#4 Hermitage 3, #1 Deep Run 2 (In PK's)
#2 Mills Godwin 2, #6 Douglas Freeman 1
Championship: #4 Hermitage vs. #2 Mills Godwin, POSTPONED to Friday, 5:30 at Mills Godwin
GIRLS SOCCER:
First Round (Monday):
#3 Deep Run 9, #6 Henrico 0
#4 Lee-Davis 2, #5 Douglas Freeman 1
Semifinals (Tuesday at Mills Godwin)
#1 Mills Godwin 6, #4 Lee-Davis 0
#2 Atlee 2, #3 Deep Run 0
Championship: FINAL: #1 Mills Godwin 3, #2 Atlee 0 (game called in second half due to lightning)
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CONFERENCE 16:
BASEBALL:
Semifinals:
#2 Patrick Henry 6, #3 Albemarle 1
#1 Halifax 8, #4 Orange 0
Championship: #2 Patrick Henry 1, #1 Halifax 0 (8 innings)
SOFTBALL:
Semifinals:
#2 Patrick Henry 5, #3 Orange 1
#1 Halifax d. #4 Albemarle
Championship: #2 Patrick Henry 5, #1 Halifax 3
BOYS SOCCER:
Semifinals:
#1 Albemarle 8, #4 Patrick Henry 0
#3 Orange 2, #2 Halifax 0
GIRLS SOCCER:
Semifinals:
#3 Patrick Henry 4, #2 Halifax 3
#1 Albemarle 8, #4 Orange 0
Championship: #1 Albemarle 5, #3 Patrick Henry 0
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CONFERENCE 20:
BASEBALL (#1 Glen Allen with bye to semifinal)
First Round (Monday):
#2 Hanover 6, #7 J.R. Tucker 0
#3 Monacan 5, #6 Midlothian 4
#5 Caroline 15, #4 Dinwiddie 3
Semifinals (Tuesday at Glen Allen HS)
#1 Glen Allen 1, #5 Caroline 0
#2 Hanover 11, #3 Monacan 1 (5 innings)
Championship: Hanover vs. Glen Allen, POSTPONED, Friday 6pm at Glen Allen HS
SOFTBALL (#1 Dinwiddie with bye to semifinal)
First Round (Monday):
#2 Hanover 18, #7 Monacan 0
#3 J.R. Tucker 3, #6 Midlothian 1
#4 Glen Allen 9, #5 Caroline 1
Semifinals (Tuesday at Glen Allen HS)
#4 Glen Allen 3, #1 Dinwiddie 1
#2 Hanover 3, #3 J.R. Tucker 2
Championship: Glen Allen vs. Hanover, POSTPONED, Friday 6pm at Glen Allen HS
BOYS SOCCER (#1 Hanover with bye to semifinal)
First Round (Monday):
#2 Midlothian 11, #7 Caroline 0
#3 J.R. Tucker 1, #6 Glen Allen 0 (OT)
#4 Dinwiddie 7, #5 Monacan 6 (OT--PK's)
Semifinals (Tuesday at Glen Allen HS)
#1 Hanover 4, #4 Dinwiddie 0
#2 Midlothian 6, #3 J.R. Tucker 0
Championship: Midlothian vs. Hanover, POSTPONED, Friday 5:30pm, MOVED to Hanover High School
GIRLS SOCCER (#1 Midlothian with bye to semifinal)
First Round (Monday):
#2 Glen Allen 10, #7 Dinwiddie 0
#3 Hanover 6, #6 Caroline 0
#4 Monacan 4, #5 J.R. Tucker 1
Semifinals (Tuesday at Hanover HS)
#1 Midlothian 1, #4 Monacan 0 (OT)
#3 Hanover 1, #2 Glen Allen 0
Championship: SUSPENDED: Midlothian 1, Hanover 0, 24th minute, resumes Friday 5:30pm at Glen Allen HS
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LACROSSE:
4A Richmond Conference Girls Championship: Midlothian 15, Hanover 12
4A Richmond Conference Boys Championship: Midlothian 11, Hanover 6
4A South Region Boys First Round: Hanover at Salem, Friday 5/29, 5:30pm
4A South Region Girls First Round: Hanover vs. Sale, Friday 5/29, 5:30pm at Roanoke College
5A South/East Group Girls Semifinal: Deep Run 8, Atlee 7
5A South/East Group Boys Semifinal: Atlee 19, Deep Run 6
5A South/East Group Boys Championship: Atlee 10, Douglas Freeman 8
NOTE: Atlee will host Brooke Point in a 5A South Region Semifinal on Tuesday, time TBA.
5A South/East Group Girls Championship: Deep Run 11, Douglas Freeman 8
TENNIS:
4A South Region Girls Team Semifinal: Hanover 5, Grafton 1 (Hawks clinch berth in 4A State Tournament with victory)
4A South Region Boys Team Semifinal: Jamestown 5, Hanover 1
4A South Region Girls Championship: Hanover vs. Midlothian, Friday 5/29, 3pm at Tomahawk Creek MS
TRACK:
Patrick Henry girls team takes 2nd overall at 5A North Region Tournament, just behind winner Edison of Alexandria.
BASEBALL:
First Round (Monday):
#3 Lee-Davis 10, #6 Henrico 0
#4 Mills Godwin 10, #5 Atlee 1
Semifinals (Wednesday at Mills Godwin):
#1 Deep Run 4, #4 Mills Godwin 1
#2 Douglas Freeman 2, #3 Lee-Davis 1 (9 innings)
Championship: #2 Douglas Freeman vs #1 Deep Run, SUSPENDED, resumes 5pm Friday at Mills Godwin, scoreless after one inning
SOFTBALL:
First Round (Monday):
#4 Mills Godwin 13, #5 Douglas Freeman 3
#3 Deep Run 11, #6 Hermitage 0
Semifinals (Wednesday at Mills Godwin):
#1 Lee-Davis 12, #4 Mills Godwin 2 (5 innings)
#2 Atlee 10, #3 Deep Run 2
Championship: #2 Atlee vs. #1 Lee-Davis, SUSPENDED, resumes 5pm Friday at Mills Godwin, scoreless in bottom of the first inning
BOYS SOCCER:
First Round (Monday):
#6 Douglas Freeman 5, #3 Atlee 3
#4 Hermitage 2, #5 Lee-Davis 0
Semifinals (Wednesday at Mills Godwin):
#4 Hermitage 3, #1 Deep Run 2 (In PK's)
#2 Mills Godwin 2, #6 Douglas Freeman 1
Championship: #4 Hermitage vs. #2 Mills Godwin, POSTPONED to Friday, 5:30 at Mills Godwin
GIRLS SOCCER:
First Round (Monday):
#3 Deep Run 9, #6 Henrico 0
#4 Lee-Davis 2, #5 Douglas Freeman 1
Semifinals (Tuesday at Mills Godwin)
#1 Mills Godwin 6, #4 Lee-Davis 0
#2 Atlee 2, #3 Deep Run 0
Championship: FINAL: #1 Mills Godwin 3, #2 Atlee 0 (game called in second half due to lightning)
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CONFERENCE 16:
BASEBALL:
Semifinals:
#2 Patrick Henry 6, #3 Albemarle 1
#1 Halifax 8, #4 Orange 0
Championship: #2 Patrick Henry 1, #1 Halifax 0 (8 innings)
SOFTBALL:
Semifinals:
#2 Patrick Henry 5, #3 Orange 1
#1 Halifax d. #4 Albemarle
Championship: #2 Patrick Henry 5, #1 Halifax 3
BOYS SOCCER:
Semifinals:
#1 Albemarle 8, #4 Patrick Henry 0
#3 Orange 2, #2 Halifax 0
GIRLS SOCCER:
Semifinals:
#3 Patrick Henry 4, #2 Halifax 3
#1 Albemarle 8, #4 Orange 0
Championship: #1 Albemarle 5, #3 Patrick Henry 0
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CONFERENCE 20:
BASEBALL (#1 Glen Allen with bye to semifinal)
First Round (Monday):
#2 Hanover 6, #7 J.R. Tucker 0
#3 Monacan 5, #6 Midlothian 4
#5 Caroline 15, #4 Dinwiddie 3
Semifinals (Tuesday at Glen Allen HS)
#1 Glen Allen 1, #5 Caroline 0
#2 Hanover 11, #3 Monacan 1 (5 innings)
Championship: Hanover vs. Glen Allen, POSTPONED, Friday 6pm at Glen Allen HS
SOFTBALL (#1 Dinwiddie with bye to semifinal)
First Round (Monday):
#2 Hanover 18, #7 Monacan 0
#3 J.R. Tucker 3, #6 Midlothian 1
#4 Glen Allen 9, #5 Caroline 1
Semifinals (Tuesday at Glen Allen HS)
#4 Glen Allen 3, #1 Dinwiddie 1
#2 Hanover 3, #3 J.R. Tucker 2
Championship: Glen Allen vs. Hanover, POSTPONED, Friday 6pm at Glen Allen HS
BOYS SOCCER (#1 Hanover with bye to semifinal)
First Round (Monday):
#2 Midlothian 11, #7 Caroline 0
#3 J.R. Tucker 1, #6 Glen Allen 0 (OT)
#4 Dinwiddie 7, #5 Monacan 6 (OT--PK's)
Semifinals (Tuesday at Glen Allen HS)
#1 Hanover 4, #4 Dinwiddie 0
#2 Midlothian 6, #3 J.R. Tucker 0
Championship: Midlothian vs. Hanover, POSTPONED, Friday 5:30pm, MOVED to Hanover High School
GIRLS SOCCER (#1 Midlothian with bye to semifinal)
First Round (Monday):
#2 Glen Allen 10, #7 Dinwiddie 0
#3 Hanover 6, #6 Caroline 0
#4 Monacan 4, #5 J.R. Tucker 1
Semifinals (Tuesday at Hanover HS)
#1 Midlothian 1, #4 Monacan 0 (OT)
#3 Hanover 1, #2 Glen Allen 0
Championship: SUSPENDED: Midlothian 1, Hanover 0, 24th minute, resumes Friday 5:30pm at Glen Allen HS
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LACROSSE:
4A Richmond Conference Girls Championship: Midlothian 15, Hanover 12
4A Richmond Conference Boys Championship: Midlothian 11, Hanover 6
4A South Region Boys First Round: Hanover at Salem, Friday 5/29, 5:30pm
4A South Region Girls First Round: Hanover vs. Sale, Friday 5/29, 5:30pm at Roanoke College
5A South/East Group Girls Semifinal: Deep Run 8, Atlee 7
5A South/East Group Boys Semifinal: Atlee 19, Deep Run 6
5A South/East Group Boys Championship: Atlee 10, Douglas Freeman 8
NOTE: Atlee will host Brooke Point in a 5A South Region Semifinal on Tuesday, time TBA.
5A South/East Group Girls Championship: Deep Run 11, Douglas Freeman 8
TENNIS:
4A South Region Girls Team Semifinal: Hanover 5, Grafton 1 (Hawks clinch berth in 4A State Tournament with victory)
4A South Region Boys Team Semifinal: Jamestown 5, Hanover 1
4A South Region Girls Championship: Hanover vs. Midlothian, Friday 5/29, 3pm at Tomahawk Creek MS
TRACK:
Patrick Henry girls team takes 2nd overall at 5A North Region Tournament, just behind winner Edison of Alexandria.
Conference 11 Track & Field Championship Results
BOYS TEAM: 1) Lee-Davis 130; 2) Douglas Freeman 110.66; 3) Deep Run 90; 4) Hermitage 86.5; 5) Atlee 74.5; 6) Highland Springs 66.33; 7) Mills Godwin 54; 8) Henrico 47
GIRLS TEAM: 1) Atlee 164; 2) Henrico 131; 3) Deep Run 82; 4) Douglas Freeman 77; 5) Lee-Davis 73; 6) Hermitage 51; 7) Highland Springs and Mills Godwin, each with 41
Boys Long Jump:
1) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 21' 5 3/4"
2) Blake Stattelman (Lee-Davis): 21' 1 1/2"
3) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 20' 9 1/2"
4) De'Andre Henderson (Highland Springs): 20' 9 1/4"
5) Richard George (Douglas Freeman): 19' 9"
Boys Triple Jump:
1) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 41' 11 3/4"
2) Ryan Niblock (Mills Godwin): 41' 11 1/2"
3) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 41' 7 1/4"
4) Brad Wyatt (Deep Run): 41' 1"
5) Bodhie Long (Douglas Freeman): 41' even
Boys High Jump:
1) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 6' 4" (new meet record)
2) Duncan Goodrich (Mills Godwin): 6' 2"
3T) Cason Gardner (Atlee): 6' even
3T) Kysheen Myrick (Henrico): 6' even
5T) Craig McElroy (Henrico): 5' 10"
5T) Zionte Brown (Hermitage): 5' 10"
Boys Shot Put:
1) Austin Cannon (Atlee): 52' 10 1/4"
2) Aaron D'Amato (Mills Godwin): 49' even
3) Saije Daniel (Highland Springs): 47' 7 1/2"
4) Connor Scott (Lee-Davis): 47' 7"
5) Jordan Rochester (Hermitage): 46' even
Boys Discus:
1) Austin Cannon (Atlee): 159' 9" (new meet record)
2) Connor Scott (Lee-Davis): 159' 4"
3) Randall Claytor (Atlee): 121' 5"
4) Raequan Dalton (Hermitage): 119' 2"
5) Sulaiman Kamara (Hermitage): 112' 5"
Boys Pole Vault:
1) Chris St. Helen (Highland Springs): 13' 7" (new meet record)
2) William Chapman (Atlee): 12' even
3) Jelan Washington (Douglas Freeman): 12' (J)
4) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 11' 6"
5) Griffin Simpson (Atlee): 11' even
Boys 4 X 800 Relay
1) Deep Run (Mosavel-Lo/Lee/Giles/Novak): 7:49.99 (new meet record)
2) Douglas Freeman (Gilliam/Artz/Smith/Heinicke-Peart): 7:57.14
3) Lee-Davis (Vest/Grant/Harris/Mann): 8:07.68
4) Mills Godwin (Chilton/Goodrich/Queen/Tivenan): 8:10.41
Boys 4 X 400 Relay
1) Hermitage (Adams/Wilder/Barnes/Banks): 3:22.06
2) Mills Godwin (Oseguera/Niblock/Wein/Goodrich): 3:26.28
3) Highland Springs (Evans/St. Helen/Harrison/Webb): 3:27.36
4) Deep Run (Mosca/Ca. Giles/Co. Giles/Lee): 3:27.44
Boys 4 X 100 Relay:
1) Lee-Davis (Stattelman/Petty/Jordan/Everett): 43.58
2) Henrico (McElroy/Winstead/Myrick/Taylor): 44.86
3) Atlee (Gordon/Lacy/Gardner/Foreman): 44.96
4) Deep Run (Kobrinetz/Wyatt/Cyr/Ramon): 45.01
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles:
1) Craig McElroy (Henrico): 14.62
2) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 14.68
3) Brandon Brooks (Lee-Davis): 14.96
4) Chauncy Chewning (Henrico): 15.48
5) Tyler Dexter (Deep Run): 15.86
Boys 100 Meters:
1) JuWawn Tune (Highland Springs): 11.09
2) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 11.19
3) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 11.27
4) Bryce Ramon (Deep Run): 11.32
5) Cameron Foreman (Atlee): 11.34
Boys 1600 Meters:
1) Matthew Novak (Deep Run): 4:18.01
2) Peyton Artz (Douglas Freeman): 4:23.09
3) Matt Heinicke-Peart (Douglas Freeman): 4:23.72
4) Waleed Suliman (Douglas Freeman): 4:25.89
5) Bashir Mosavel-Lo (Deep Run): 4:28.75
Boys 3200 Meters:
1) Matthew Novak (Deep Run): 9:19.36 (new meet record)
2) Peyton Artz (Douglas Freeman): 9:40.18
3) Tyler Krickovic (Deep Run): 9:42.65
4) Connor Moses (Atlee): 9:46.00
5) Jack Ikenberry (Lee-Davis): 9:46.91
Boys 400 Meters:
1) Jaylen Banks (Hermitage): 48.73 (new meet record)
2) Duncan Goodrich (Mills Godwin): 49.35
3) Devin Barnes (Hermitage): 50.08
4) Sam Franklin (Lee-Davis): 50.42
5) Carter Giles (Deep Run): 50.47
Boys 800 Meters:
1) Devin Barnes (Hermitage): 1:55.67
2) John Webb (Highland Springs): 1:56.22
3) Tre Fields (Atlee): 1:57.63
4) Sheldon Harris (Lee-Davis): 1:58.56
5) Jonathan Lee (Deep Run): 1:58.59
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles:
1) Jaylen Banks (Hermitage): 40.47
2) Thomas Bradley (Hermitage): 40.62
3) Craig McElroy (Henrico): 41.07
4) Hunter Kobrinetz (Deep Run): 42.17
5) Brandon Brooks (Lee-Davis): 42.45
Boys 200 Meters:
1) Bryce Ramon (Deep Run): 22.61
2) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 22.69
3) JuWawn Tune (Highland Springs): 23.02
4) Sam Franklin (Lee-Davis): 23.10
5) Ryan Niblock (Mills Godwin): 23.14
Girls Long Jump:
1) Zaliah Carey (Atlee): 17' 1 1/4"
2) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 16' 7"
3) Marissa Linkous (Highland Springs): 16' 1 3/4"
4) Rebekah Greene (Mills Godwin): 15' 11 1/2"
5) Dymiere Jeffrey (Henrico): 15' 10 1/4"
Girls Triple Jump:
1) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 37' 10 1/2"
2) Jantsen Wilson (Henrico): 36' 11 3/4"
3) Amani McFadden (Henrico): 35' 9"
4) Rebekah Greene (Mills Godwin): 34' 11 1/2"
5) Mckenzie Spencer (Henrico): 34' 9 1/2"
Girls High Jump:
1) Carly Feyerabend (Atlee): 5' 4"
2) Dymiere Jeffrey (Henrico): 5' 1"
3) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 5' even
4) Sydney Davis (Hermitage): 4' 10"
5) Amani McFadden (Henrico) 4' 10" (J)
Girls Shot Put:
1) Destini Walker (Hermitage): 35' 2" (new meet record)
2) Eryka Rasheem'i (Henrico): 33' 4 3/4"
3) Rebecca Webb (Douglas Freeman): 32' even
4) Raine Wilson (Atlee): 31' 2"
5) Olivia Tuck (Lee-Davis): 30' 10 1/2"
Girls Discus:
1) Olivia Tuck (Lee-Davis): 101' 11"
2) Raine Wilson (Atlee): 99' 2"
3) Rebecca Webb (Douglas Freeman): 95' 6"
4) Destini Walker (Hermitage): 93' 4"
5) Emily Mead (Deep Run): 91' 11"
Girls Pole Vault:
1) Madison Philhower (Mills Godwin): 11' even
2) Jordan Lipinski (Lee-Davis): 10' 6"
3) Erin McDaniel (Atlee): 10' even
4) Yomna Soliman (Lee-Davis): 9' 6"
5) Numa Rehmani (Atlee): 9' even
Girls 4 X 800 Relay:
1) Atlee (Owen/Brower/Mason/Bavin): 9:39.63 (new meet record)
2) Douglas Freeman (Girardi/Leake/Calkins/Kerr): 9:44.95
3) Deep Run (Knerr/Hess/Dolecki/Brown): 9:47.67
4) Henrico (Brown/Wilson/Dunham/Roundtree): 10:13.12
Girls 4 X 400 Relay:
1) Douglas Freeman (Thornton/Rosete/Trevey/Kerr): 3:54.98 (new meet record)
2) Henrico (McFadden/Wilson/Roe/Brown): 3:56.99
3) Hermitage: 4:09.11
4) Lee-Davis (White/Rathert/Schrecengost/Clevenger): 4:19.43
Girls 4 X 100 Relay:
1) Douglas Freeman (Trevey/Thornton/Rosete/Cox): 50.42 (new meet record)
2) Henrico (Jeffrey/Spencer/Williams/Talley): 51.05
3) Lee-Davis (James/Penzer/Bray/White): 51.34
4) Mills Godwin: 51.91
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles:
1) India Lowe (Atlee): 14.20 (new meet record)
2) Carly Feyerabend (Atlee): 14.67
3) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 14.67
4) Sydney Davis (Hermitage): 14.73
5) Zaliah Carey (Atlee): 15.86
Girls 100 Meters:
1) Skylar Sykes (Hermitage): 12.16 (new meet record)
2) Amari McFadden (Henrico): 12.50
3) Zaliah Carey (Atlee): 12.68
4) Ceecee Harris (Atlee): 12.68
5) Juanne Alexander (Mills Godwin): 12.90
Girls 1600 Meters:
1) Margot Brown (Deep Run): 5:08.82 (new meet record)
2) Chloe Bavin (Atlee): 5:15.82
3) Brianna Dolecki (Deep Run): 5:18.71
4) Maggie Morgan (Lee-Davis): 5:21.43
5) Emily Knerr (Deep Run): 5:24.43
Girls 3200 Meters:
1) Caitlin Donovan (Atlee): 11:34.01
2) Brianna Dolecki (Deep Run): 11:42.21
3) Rachael Wesolowski (Deep Run): 11:46.11
4) Emily Knerr (Deep Run): 11:47.60
5) Melanie Kwaschyn (Deep Run): 11:54.92
Girls 400 Meters:
1) MacKenzie Kerr (Douglas Freeman): 57.47
2) Victoria Gullins (Deep Run): 58.72
3) Marissa Linkous (Highland Springs): 59.19
4) Kristen Hopkins (Highland Springs): 1:00.70
5) Jantsen Wilson (Henrico): 1:00.93
Girls 800 Meters:
1) Margot Brown (Deep Run): 2:18.15 (new meet record)
2) Ashley Brown (Henrico): 2:18.21
3) Laney Owen (Atlee): 2:20.76
4) Chloe Bavin (Atlee): 2:25.10
5) Jordan Bourgeois (Douglas Freeman): 2:25.39
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles:
1) India Lowe (Atlee): 44.72 (new meet record)
2) Haley Berkeley (Hermitage): 45.34
3) Zaliah Carey (Atlee): 45.56
4) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 46.60
5) Tessy Rosete (Douglas Freeman): 46.82
Girls 200 Meters:
1) India Lowe (Atlee): 24.85 (new meet record)
2) Ceecee Harris (Atlee): 26.02
3) Amari McFadden (Henrico): 26.16
4) Marissa Linkous (Highland Springs): 26.28
5) Lauren Thornton (Douglas Freeman): 26.49
GIRLS TEAM: 1) Atlee 164; 2) Henrico 131; 3) Deep Run 82; 4) Douglas Freeman 77; 5) Lee-Davis 73; 6) Hermitage 51; 7) Highland Springs and Mills Godwin, each with 41
Boys Long Jump:
1) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 21' 5 3/4"
2) Blake Stattelman (Lee-Davis): 21' 1 1/2"
3) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 20' 9 1/2"
4) De'Andre Henderson (Highland Springs): 20' 9 1/4"
5) Richard George (Douglas Freeman): 19' 9"
Boys Triple Jump:
1) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 41' 11 3/4"
2) Ryan Niblock (Mills Godwin): 41' 11 1/2"
3) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 41' 7 1/4"
4) Brad Wyatt (Deep Run): 41' 1"
5) Bodhie Long (Douglas Freeman): 41' even
Boys High Jump:
1) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 6' 4" (new meet record)
2) Duncan Goodrich (Mills Godwin): 6' 2"
3T) Cason Gardner (Atlee): 6' even
3T) Kysheen Myrick (Henrico): 6' even
5T) Craig McElroy (Henrico): 5' 10"
5T) Zionte Brown (Hermitage): 5' 10"
Boys Shot Put:
1) Austin Cannon (Atlee): 52' 10 1/4"
2) Aaron D'Amato (Mills Godwin): 49' even
3) Saije Daniel (Highland Springs): 47' 7 1/2"
4) Connor Scott (Lee-Davis): 47' 7"
5) Jordan Rochester (Hermitage): 46' even
Boys Discus:
1) Austin Cannon (Atlee): 159' 9" (new meet record)
2) Connor Scott (Lee-Davis): 159' 4"
3) Randall Claytor (Atlee): 121' 5"
4) Raequan Dalton (Hermitage): 119' 2"
5) Sulaiman Kamara (Hermitage): 112' 5"
Boys Pole Vault:
1) Chris St. Helen (Highland Springs): 13' 7" (new meet record)
2) William Chapman (Atlee): 12' even
3) Jelan Washington (Douglas Freeman): 12' (J)
4) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 11' 6"
5) Griffin Simpson (Atlee): 11' even
Boys 4 X 800 Relay
1) Deep Run (Mosavel-Lo/Lee/Giles/Novak): 7:49.99 (new meet record)
2) Douglas Freeman (Gilliam/Artz/Smith/Heinicke-Peart): 7:57.14
3) Lee-Davis (Vest/Grant/Harris/Mann): 8:07.68
4) Mills Godwin (Chilton/Goodrich/Queen/Tivenan): 8:10.41
Boys 4 X 400 Relay
1) Hermitage (Adams/Wilder/Barnes/Banks): 3:22.06
2) Mills Godwin (Oseguera/Niblock/Wein/Goodrich): 3:26.28
3) Highland Springs (Evans/St. Helen/Harrison/Webb): 3:27.36
4) Deep Run (Mosca/Ca. Giles/Co. Giles/Lee): 3:27.44
Boys 4 X 100 Relay:
1) Lee-Davis (Stattelman/Petty/Jordan/Everett): 43.58
2) Henrico (McElroy/Winstead/Myrick/Taylor): 44.86
3) Atlee (Gordon/Lacy/Gardner/Foreman): 44.96
4) Deep Run (Kobrinetz/Wyatt/Cyr/Ramon): 45.01
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles:
1) Craig McElroy (Henrico): 14.62
2) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 14.68
3) Brandon Brooks (Lee-Davis): 14.96
4) Chauncy Chewning (Henrico): 15.48
5) Tyler Dexter (Deep Run): 15.86
Boys 100 Meters:
1) JuWawn Tune (Highland Springs): 11.09
2) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 11.19
3) DJ Petty (Lee-Davis): 11.27
4) Bryce Ramon (Deep Run): 11.32
5) Cameron Foreman (Atlee): 11.34
Boys 1600 Meters:
1) Matthew Novak (Deep Run): 4:18.01
2) Peyton Artz (Douglas Freeman): 4:23.09
3) Matt Heinicke-Peart (Douglas Freeman): 4:23.72
4) Waleed Suliman (Douglas Freeman): 4:25.89
5) Bashir Mosavel-Lo (Deep Run): 4:28.75
Boys 3200 Meters:
1) Matthew Novak (Deep Run): 9:19.36 (new meet record)
2) Peyton Artz (Douglas Freeman): 9:40.18
3) Tyler Krickovic (Deep Run): 9:42.65
4) Connor Moses (Atlee): 9:46.00
5) Jack Ikenberry (Lee-Davis): 9:46.91
Boys 400 Meters:
1) Jaylen Banks (Hermitage): 48.73 (new meet record)
2) Duncan Goodrich (Mills Godwin): 49.35
3) Devin Barnes (Hermitage): 50.08
4) Sam Franklin (Lee-Davis): 50.42
5) Carter Giles (Deep Run): 50.47
Boys 800 Meters:
1) Devin Barnes (Hermitage): 1:55.67
2) John Webb (Highland Springs): 1:56.22
3) Tre Fields (Atlee): 1:57.63
4) Sheldon Harris (Lee-Davis): 1:58.56
5) Jonathan Lee (Deep Run): 1:58.59
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles:
1) Jaylen Banks (Hermitage): 40.47
2) Thomas Bradley (Hermitage): 40.62
3) Craig McElroy (Henrico): 41.07
4) Hunter Kobrinetz (Deep Run): 42.17
5) Brandon Brooks (Lee-Davis): 42.45
Boys 200 Meters:
1) Bryce Ramon (Deep Run): 22.61
2) Tarel Cisneros-Harrison (Douglas Freeman): 22.69
3) JuWawn Tune (Highland Springs): 23.02
4) Sam Franklin (Lee-Davis): 23.10
5) Ryan Niblock (Mills Godwin): 23.14
Girls Long Jump:
1) Zaliah Carey (Atlee): 17' 1 1/4"
2) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 16' 7"
3) Marissa Linkous (Highland Springs): 16' 1 3/4"
4) Rebekah Greene (Mills Godwin): 15' 11 1/2"
5) Dymiere Jeffrey (Henrico): 15' 10 1/4"
Girls Triple Jump:
1) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 37' 10 1/2"
2) Jantsen Wilson (Henrico): 36' 11 3/4"
3) Amani McFadden (Henrico): 35' 9"
4) Rebekah Greene (Mills Godwin): 34' 11 1/2"
5) Mckenzie Spencer (Henrico): 34' 9 1/2"
Girls High Jump:
1) Carly Feyerabend (Atlee): 5' 4"
2) Dymiere Jeffrey (Henrico): 5' 1"
3) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 5' even
4) Sydney Davis (Hermitage): 4' 10"
5) Amani McFadden (Henrico) 4' 10" (J)
Girls Shot Put:
1) Destini Walker (Hermitage): 35' 2" (new meet record)
2) Eryka Rasheem'i (Henrico): 33' 4 3/4"
3) Rebecca Webb (Douglas Freeman): 32' even
4) Raine Wilson (Atlee): 31' 2"
5) Olivia Tuck (Lee-Davis): 30' 10 1/2"
Girls Discus:
1) Olivia Tuck (Lee-Davis): 101' 11"
2) Raine Wilson (Atlee): 99' 2"
3) Rebecca Webb (Douglas Freeman): 95' 6"
4) Destini Walker (Hermitage): 93' 4"
5) Emily Mead (Deep Run): 91' 11"
Girls Pole Vault:
1) Madison Philhower (Mills Godwin): 11' even
2) Jordan Lipinski (Lee-Davis): 10' 6"
3) Erin McDaniel (Atlee): 10' even
4) Yomna Soliman (Lee-Davis): 9' 6"
5) Numa Rehmani (Atlee): 9' even
Girls 4 X 800 Relay:
1) Atlee (Owen/Brower/Mason/Bavin): 9:39.63 (new meet record)
2) Douglas Freeman (Girardi/Leake/Calkins/Kerr): 9:44.95
3) Deep Run (Knerr/Hess/Dolecki/Brown): 9:47.67
4) Henrico (Brown/Wilson/Dunham/Roundtree): 10:13.12
Girls 4 X 400 Relay:
1) Douglas Freeman (Thornton/Rosete/Trevey/Kerr): 3:54.98 (new meet record)
2) Henrico (McFadden/Wilson/Roe/Brown): 3:56.99
3) Hermitage: 4:09.11
4) Lee-Davis (White/Rathert/Schrecengost/Clevenger): 4:19.43
Girls 4 X 100 Relay:
1) Douglas Freeman (Trevey/Thornton/Rosete/Cox): 50.42 (new meet record)
2) Henrico (Jeffrey/Spencer/Williams/Talley): 51.05
3) Lee-Davis (James/Penzer/Bray/White): 51.34
4) Mills Godwin: 51.91
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles:
1) India Lowe (Atlee): 14.20 (new meet record)
2) Carly Feyerabend (Atlee): 14.67
3) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 14.67
4) Sydney Davis (Hermitage): 14.73
5) Zaliah Carey (Atlee): 15.86
Girls 100 Meters:
1) Skylar Sykes (Hermitage): 12.16 (new meet record)
2) Amari McFadden (Henrico): 12.50
3) Zaliah Carey (Atlee): 12.68
4) Ceecee Harris (Atlee): 12.68
5) Juanne Alexander (Mills Godwin): 12.90
Girls 1600 Meters:
1) Margot Brown (Deep Run): 5:08.82 (new meet record)
2) Chloe Bavin (Atlee): 5:15.82
3) Brianna Dolecki (Deep Run): 5:18.71
4) Maggie Morgan (Lee-Davis): 5:21.43
5) Emily Knerr (Deep Run): 5:24.43
Girls 3200 Meters:
1) Caitlin Donovan (Atlee): 11:34.01
2) Brianna Dolecki (Deep Run): 11:42.21
3) Rachael Wesolowski (Deep Run): 11:46.11
4) Emily Knerr (Deep Run): 11:47.60
5) Melanie Kwaschyn (Deep Run): 11:54.92
Girls 400 Meters:
1) MacKenzie Kerr (Douglas Freeman): 57.47
2) Victoria Gullins (Deep Run): 58.72
3) Marissa Linkous (Highland Springs): 59.19
4) Kristen Hopkins (Highland Springs): 1:00.70
5) Jantsen Wilson (Henrico): 1:00.93
Girls 800 Meters:
1) Margot Brown (Deep Run): 2:18.15 (new meet record)
2) Ashley Brown (Henrico): 2:18.21
3) Laney Owen (Atlee): 2:20.76
4) Chloe Bavin (Atlee): 2:25.10
5) Jordan Bourgeois (Douglas Freeman): 2:25.39
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles:
1) India Lowe (Atlee): 44.72 (new meet record)
2) Haley Berkeley (Hermitage): 45.34
3) Zaliah Carey (Atlee): 45.56
4) LaChyna Roe (Henrico): 46.60
5) Tessy Rosete (Douglas Freeman): 46.82
Girls 200 Meters:
1) India Lowe (Atlee): 24.85 (new meet record)
2) Ceecee Harris (Atlee): 26.02
3) Amari McFadden (Henrico): 26.16
4) Marissa Linkous (Highland Springs): 26.28
5) Lauren Thornton (Douglas Freeman): 26.49
Thursday, May 21, 2015
Updated Conference 11 Tournament Schedules.....
BASEBALL:
First Round (Monday 5/25)
#6 Henrico at #3 Lee-Davis, 6pm
#5 Atlee at #4 Mills Godwin, 1pm
Semifinals (Wednesday 5/27 at Mills Godwin)
Atlee/Mills Godwin winner vs. #1 Deep Run, 5pm
Henrico/Lee-Davis winner vs. #2 Douglas Freeman, 7pm
Championship: Semifinal Winners, Thursday 5/28, 7pm at Mills Godwin
BOYS SOCCER:
First Round (Monday 5/25)
#6 Henrico at #3 Atlee, 2pm
#5 Lee-Davis at #4 Hermitage, 2pm
Semifinals (Wednesday 5/27 at Mills Godwin)
Lee-Davis/Hermitage winner vs. #1 Deep Run, 5:30pm
Henrico/Atlee winner vs. #2 Mills Godwin, 7:30pm
Championship: Semifinal Winners, Thursday 5/28, 7:30pm at Mills Godwin
GIRLS SOCCER:
First Round (Monday 5/25)
#6 Henrico vs. #3 Deep Run at Atlee HS, 12pm
#5 Douglas Freeman vs. #4 Lee-Davis at Hermitage HS, 12pm
Semifinals (Tuesday 5/26 at Mills Godwin)
Douglas Freeman/Lee-Davis winner vs. #1 Mills Godwin, 5:30pm
Henrico/Deep Run winner vs. #2 Atlee, 7:30pm
Championship: Semifinal Winners, Thursday 5/28, 5:30pm at Mills Godwin
SOFTBALL: (OFFICIAL)
First Round (Monday 5/25)
#5 Douglas Freeman at #4 Mills Godwin, 1pm
#6 Hermitage at #3 Deep Run, 1pm
Semifinals (Wednesday 5/27 at Mills Godwin)
Douglas Freeman/Mills Godwin winner vs. #1 Lee-Davis, 5:30pm
Hermitage/Deep Run winner vs. #2 Atlee, 7:30pm
Championship: Semifinal Winners, Thursday 5/28, 7pm at Mills Godwin
First Round (Monday 5/25)
#6 Henrico at #3 Lee-Davis, 6pm
#5 Atlee at #4 Mills Godwin, 1pm
Semifinals (Wednesday 5/27 at Mills Godwin)
Atlee/Mills Godwin winner vs. #1 Deep Run, 5pm
Henrico/Lee-Davis winner vs. #2 Douglas Freeman, 7pm
Championship: Semifinal Winners, Thursday 5/28, 7pm at Mills Godwin
BOYS SOCCER:
First Round (Monday 5/25)
#6 Henrico at #3 Atlee, 2pm
#5 Lee-Davis at #4 Hermitage, 2pm
Semifinals (Wednesday 5/27 at Mills Godwin)
Lee-Davis/Hermitage winner vs. #1 Deep Run, 5:30pm
Henrico/Atlee winner vs. #2 Mills Godwin, 7:30pm
Championship: Semifinal Winners, Thursday 5/28, 7:30pm at Mills Godwin
GIRLS SOCCER:
First Round (Monday 5/25)
#6 Henrico vs. #3 Deep Run at Atlee HS, 12pm
#5 Douglas Freeman vs. #4 Lee-Davis at Hermitage HS, 12pm
Semifinals (Tuesday 5/26 at Mills Godwin)
Douglas Freeman/Lee-Davis winner vs. #1 Mills Godwin, 5:30pm
Henrico/Deep Run winner vs. #2 Atlee, 7:30pm
Championship: Semifinal Winners, Thursday 5/28, 5:30pm at Mills Godwin
SOFTBALL: (OFFICIAL)
First Round (Monday 5/25)
#5 Douglas Freeman at #4 Mills Godwin, 1pm
#6 Hermitage at #3 Deep Run, 1pm
Semifinals (Wednesday 5/27 at Mills Godwin)
Douglas Freeman/Mills Godwin winner vs. #1 Lee-Davis, 5:30pm
Hermitage/Deep Run winner vs. #2 Atlee, 7:30pm
Championship: Semifinal Winners, Thursday 5/28, 7pm at Mills Godwin
Thursday Weather Changes....
BASEBALL:
Varina at Hanover, ppd.
Highland Springs at Atlee, ppd. to Friday 5/22
SOFTBALL:
Highland Springs at Atlee, ppd. to Friday 5/22
BOYS SOCCER:
Varina at Hanover, ppd.
GIRLS SOCCER:
Atlee at Highland Springs, ppd. to Friday 5/22
Varina at Hanover, ppd.
Highland Springs at Atlee, ppd. to Friday 5/22
SOFTBALL:
Highland Springs at Atlee, ppd. to Friday 5/22
BOYS SOCCER:
Varina at Hanover, ppd.
GIRLS SOCCER:
Atlee at Highland Springs, ppd. to Friday 5/22
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
LACROSSE: 4A South "Richmond Conference" Brackets Released
The four-team 4A South Region "Richmond Conference" Tournament seedings are set. All matches will take place at Day Field on the campus of Randolph-Macon College in Ashland.
BOYS: Wednesday, May 20th:
#1 Midlothian 20, #4 Monacan 1
#2 Hanover 13, #3 Glen Allen 8
GIRLS: Thursday, May 21st:
#4 Monacan vs. #1 Midlothian, 5pm
#3 Glen Allen vs. #2 Hanover, 7pm
Championship matches will be on Monday at Randolph-Macon, 4pm for the girls, 6pm for the boys.
BOYS: Wednesday, May 20th:
#1 Midlothian 20, #4 Monacan 1
#2 Hanover 13, #3 Glen Allen 8
GIRLS: Thursday, May 21st:
#4 Monacan vs. #1 Midlothian, 5pm
#3 Glen Allen vs. #2 Hanover, 7pm
Championship matches will be on Monday at Randolph-Macon, 4pm for the girls, 6pm for the boys.
Monday, May 18, 2015
5A "South/East Group" Lacrosse Tournament Brackets....
Here are the brackets for the 5A South Region's "South/East Group" Tournament (akin to a Conference Tournament) beginning Thursday.
NOTE: ALL matches will take place at River City SportsPlex in Chesterfield.
BOYS:
Byes: #1 Douglas Freeman and #2 Atlee
First Round (Thursday 5/21)
#6 Clover Hill vs. #3 Deep Run, 5pm
#5 Mills Godwin vs. #4 Lee-Davis, 7pm
Semifinals (Tuesday 5/26)
Mills Godwin/Lee-Davis winner vs. Douglas Freeman, 4:30pm
Clover Hill/Deep Run winner vs, Atlee, 6:30pm
Championship: Thursday 5/28 at 6:30pm featuring semifinal winners
GIRLS:
Byes: #1 Douglas Freeman and #2 Atlee
First Round (Thursday 5/21)
#6 Clover Hill vs. #3 Deep Run, 5pm
#5 Lee-Davis vs. #4 Mills Godwin, 7pm
Semifinals (Tuesday 5/26)
Lee-Davis/Mills Godwin winner vs. Douglas Freeman, 4:30pm
Clover Hill/Deep Run winner vs. Atlee, 6:30pm
Championship: Thursday 5/28 at 6:30pm featuring semifinal winners
NOTE: ALL matches will take place at River City SportsPlex in Chesterfield.
BOYS:
Byes: #1 Douglas Freeman and #2 Atlee
First Round (Thursday 5/21)
#6 Clover Hill vs. #3 Deep Run, 5pm
#5 Mills Godwin vs. #4 Lee-Davis, 7pm
Semifinals (Tuesday 5/26)
Mills Godwin/Lee-Davis winner vs. Douglas Freeman, 4:30pm
Clover Hill/Deep Run winner vs, Atlee, 6:30pm
Championship: Thursday 5/28 at 6:30pm featuring semifinal winners
GIRLS:
Byes: #1 Douglas Freeman and #2 Atlee
First Round (Thursday 5/21)
#6 Clover Hill vs. #3 Deep Run, 5pm
#5 Lee-Davis vs. #4 Mills Godwin, 7pm
Semifinals (Tuesday 5/26)
Lee-Davis/Mills Godwin winner vs. Douglas Freeman, 4:30pm
Clover Hill/Deep Run winner vs. Atlee, 6:30pm
Championship: Thursday 5/28 at 6:30pm featuring semifinal winners
Sunday, May 17, 2015
New RVA Sports Network Spring Sports Polls
BASEBALL: (5/17/15 )
1)
Colonial Heights
2)
Glen Allen (16-2)
3)
James River (16-3)
4)
Collegiate (21-4) (VISAA State
5)
Deep Run (15-3)
6)
Hanover
7)
Benedictine (18-6) (VISAA Quarterfinalist)
8)
Douglas Freeman (15-4)
9)
Cosby (14-5)
10—Thomas Dale (11-3)
SOFTBALL (5/17/15 ):
1)
Patrick Henry (14-1)
2)
King William (16-0)
3)
Clover Hill (16-2)
4)
Manchester
5)
Lee-Davis (16-2)
6)
Atlee (13-4)
7)
Prince George
8)
Goochland (17-0)
9)
Dinwiddie (11-3)
10—Powhatan (15-2)
BOYS SOCCER (5/17/15 )
1)
Cosby (12-1)
2)
Matoaca (11-1-2 )
3)
Mills Godwin (11-3-1 )
4)
Midlothian (11-3)
5)
James River (11-2-1 )
6)
Deep Run (9-2)
GIRLS SOCCER (5/17/15 ):
1)
Mills Godwin (13-1)
2)
St. Catherine’s (17-0-2)
3)
Midlothian (10-3)
4)
Cosby (11-2-1 )
5)
Deep Run (9-4-1 )
6)
Atlee (12-1)
GIRLS LAX (5/17/15 )
1)
Midlothian (14-0)
2)
Douglas Freeman (11-2)
3)
Atlee (11-2)
4)
Trinity Episcopal (13-5)
5)
Collegiate (12-10)
6)
Deep Run (10-2)
Friday, May 15, 2015
LISTEN LIVE: #7 Hanover at #4 Glen Allen on RVA Sports Network
CLICK HERE to listen to tonight's Top 10, Conference 20 showdown between the Hawks and Jaguars on our YouTube Channel!
Thursday, May 14, 2015
THURSDAY SCHEDULE
TENNIS:
Conference 20 Boys Team Final: Hanover at Midlothian, 4:30pm
Conference 20 Girls Team Final: Hanover vs. Midlothian at Tomahawk Creek MS, 4:30pm
BASEBALL:
Henrico at Atlee, 7pm
SOFTBALL:
#2 Lee-Davis at #6 Manchester, 4:30pm (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN LIVE)
Hanover at #7 Atlee, 6pm
BOYS SOCCER:
Patrick Henry at #5 Deep Run, 7:30pm
Lee-Davis at Hermitage, 7:30pm
GIRLS SOCCER:
Deep Run at Patrick Henry, 7pm
Hermitage at Lee-Davis, 7:30pm
Conference 20 Boys Team Final: Hanover at Midlothian, 4:30pm
Conference 20 Girls Team Final: Hanover vs. Midlothian at Tomahawk Creek MS, 4:30pm
BASEBALL:
Henrico at Atlee, 7pm
SOFTBALL:
#2 Lee-Davis at #6 Manchester, 4:30pm (CLICK HERE TO LISTEN LIVE)
Hanover at #7 Atlee, 6pm
BOYS SOCCER:
Patrick Henry at #5 Deep Run, 7:30pm
Lee-Davis at Hermitage, 7:30pm
GIRLS SOCCER:
Deep Run at Patrick Henry, 7pm
Hermitage at Lee-Davis, 7:30pm
Atlee Names Molloy Activities Director
Atlee High School announced Thursday night that Ryan Molloy, who currently serves as Activities Director at Mills Godwin High School in Henrico County, will become the new AD at Atlee effective July 1st.
Molloy will replace Dave Kannewurf, who announced last month he would be leaving for a similar post at a private school in Hawaii. Kannewurf tells RVA Sports Network he expects to leave by the end of the month to begin his new position.
We welcome Mr. Molloy to Raider Nation!
Molloy will replace Dave Kannewurf, who announced last month he would be leaving for a similar post at a private school in Hawaii. Kannewurf tells RVA Sports Network he expects to leave by the end of the month to begin his new position.
We welcome Mr. Molloy to Raider Nation!
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
TUESDAY SCHEDULE.....
It's Rivalry Night at Hanover, while Patrick Henry and Atlee roll into district action.
BASEBALL:
#10 Lee-Davis at #7 Hanover, 7pm
Patrick Henry at #8 Douglas Freeman, 6pm
Atlee at Henrico, 7pm
SOFTBALL:
#2 Lee-Davis at Hanover, 6pm
#1 Patrick Henry at Douglas Freeman, 6pm
#7 Atlee at Henrico, 6pm
BOYS SOCCER:
Lee-Davis at Hanover, 7:30pm
Atlee at Henrico, 7pm
Patrick Henry at Douglas Freeman, 7:30pm
GIRLS SOCCER:
Lee-Davis at Hanover, 6pm
Henrico at Atlee, 7pm
Douglas Freeman at Patrick Henry, 7pm
BOYS TENNIS:
Conference 20 Team First Round: Monacan at Hanover, 4:45pm
GIRLS TENNIS:
Conference 20 Team First Round: Caroline vs. Hanover at Lee-Davis, 5:30pm
BASEBALL:
#10 Lee-Davis at #7 Hanover, 7pm
Patrick Henry at #8 Douglas Freeman, 6pm
Atlee at Henrico, 7pm
SOFTBALL:
#2 Lee-Davis at Hanover, 6pm
#1 Patrick Henry at Douglas Freeman, 6pm
#7 Atlee at Henrico, 6pm
BOYS SOCCER:
Lee-Davis at Hanover, 7:30pm
Atlee at Henrico, 7pm
Patrick Henry at Douglas Freeman, 7:30pm
GIRLS SOCCER:
Lee-Davis at Hanover, 6pm
Henrico at Atlee, 7pm
Douglas Freeman at Patrick Henry, 7pm
BOYS TENNIS:
Conference 20 Team First Round: Monacan at Hanover, 4:45pm
GIRLS TENNIS:
Conference 20 Team First Round: Caroline vs. Hanover at Lee-Davis, 5:30pm
Sunday, May 10, 2015
Historic Journey Ends for Randolph-Macon Softball....
The 2015 season came to a wet and disappointing end Sunday afternoon in Newport News as region host Christopher Newport completed their second victory over the Yellow Jackets during the weekend, 11-6, to earn a berth in the NCAA Division III Tournament Super Regional next week in Salisbury, Maryland.
For Randolph-Macon, it ended a topsy-turvy, crazy three-day odyssey on the diamond, where they finished 2-2 in the regional, and ended this historic season with a record of 28-12.
After a wild, come from behind 8-6 first round win in nine innings over Ramapo College, the New Jersey Athletic Conference champions, on Friday, the Yellow Jackets returned to Captains Field Saturday to face the hosts. Randolph-Macon fought hard, but fell to Christopher Newport 3-2 to drop to the elimination bracket against Salem College.
The Yellow Jackets and Salem were tied when darkness suspended their game. Restarted Sunday morning, freshman Skylar Toth's two-run homer in the 12th started a four-run rally that proved to be enough to eliminate Salem 8-6, earning a berth in the championship round against the Captains.
But rested Christopher Newport spotted Randolph-Macon four first-inning runs, scoring ten runs in the third, fourth, and fifth innings, to pull away. Two rain delays due to subtropical storm Ana lengthened the day for the Randolph-Macon faithful, with the Captains wrapping up an 11-6 win just after 5pm, over seven hours after the Salem game was resumed.
Randolph-Macon ends their season with a promising future, though they must replace the double-play combination of power hitting shortstop Sharese Jarvis and leadoff hitting second baseman Amanda Sopko. Relief pitcher Carly Alford provided a boatload of leadership on and off the field this season.
The Yellow Jackets will return Bagley in the circle, hope for a return to freshman form from Kelsey McLaughin, and offensively enjoy another season from juniors catcher Madison Gilman, first baseman Katie Woody, and center fielder Sierra Ford. Add the late season surges at the plate from Harley Jones as well as Toth, and Randolph-Macon will, once again, be championship competitive in a very difficult Old Dominion Athletic Conference come 2016. (Picture courtesy of Randolph-Macon Athletics)
For Randolph-Macon, it ended a topsy-turvy, crazy three-day odyssey on the diamond, where they finished 2-2 in the regional, and ended this historic season with a record of 28-12.
After a wild, come from behind 8-6 first round win in nine innings over Ramapo College, the New Jersey Athletic Conference champions, on Friday, the Yellow Jackets returned to Captains Field Saturday to face the hosts. Randolph-Macon fought hard, but fell to Christopher Newport 3-2 to drop to the elimination bracket against Salem College.
The Yellow Jackets and Salem were tied when darkness suspended their game. Restarted Sunday morning, freshman Skylar Toth's two-run homer in the 12th started a four-run rally that proved to be enough to eliminate Salem 8-6, earning a berth in the championship round against the Captains.
But rested Christopher Newport spotted Randolph-Macon four first-inning runs, scoring ten runs in the third, fourth, and fifth innings, to pull away. Two rain delays due to subtropical storm Ana lengthened the day for the Randolph-Macon faithful, with the Captains wrapping up an 11-6 win just after 5pm, over seven hours after the Salem game was resumed.
Randolph-Macon ends their season with a promising future, though they must replace the double-play combination of power hitting shortstop Sharese Jarvis and leadoff hitting second baseman Amanda Sopko. Relief pitcher Carly Alford provided a boatload of leadership on and off the field this season.
The Yellow Jackets will return Bagley in the circle, hope for a return to freshman form from Kelsey McLaughin, and offensively enjoy another season from juniors catcher Madison Gilman, first baseman Katie Woody, and center fielder Sierra Ford. Add the late season surges at the plate from Harley Jones as well as Toth, and Randolph-Macon will, once again, be championship competitive in a very difficult Old Dominion Athletic Conference come 2016. (Picture courtesy of Randolph-Macon Athletics)
Friday, May 08, 2015
History Today: Randolph-Macon Softball Begins Quest For NCAA Title
For the first time in school history, the Randolph-Macon Yellow Jackets softball team will participate in the NCAA Division III Tournament beginning this afternoon.
The winners of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Tournament two weeks ago, the Yellow Jackets (26-10) square off in the first round of the double-elimination Newport News Regional at 1pm against the RoadRunners of Ramapo College (28-12-1), winners of the New Jersey Athletic Conference.
The winner advances to the second game on Saturday in Newport News in the championship bracket versus the winner of today's second game between host Christopher Newport and Salem College. The loser faces the loser of the second game in the third game of the tourney in the elimination bracket Saturday morning.
Follow LIVE on Twitter on @hanoversports for complete coverage of today's opener after 1pm.
The winners of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Tournament two weeks ago, the Yellow Jackets (26-10) square off in the first round of the double-elimination Newport News Regional at 1pm against the RoadRunners of Ramapo College (28-12-1), winners of the New Jersey Athletic Conference.
The winner advances to the second game on Saturday in Newport News in the championship bracket versus the winner of today's second game between host Christopher Newport and Salem College. The loser faces the loser of the second game in the third game of the tourney in the elimination bracket Saturday morning.
Follow LIVE on Twitter on @hanoversports for complete coverage of today's opener after 1pm.
Thursday, May 07, 2015
TRAFFIC ADVISORY for PH Friday Morning.....
Due to Music In The Park, please note the following from the PH administration.
On Friday, May 8, 2015, Patrick Henry will host Music in the Park, a band and choir competition. Schools from Virginia and Maryland will arrive via buses, some as early as 7:45 a.m. Due to these extra vehicles, you will see the following changes in the school parking lot:
- The parking spaces at the front of the senior lot, next to the grass, will not be available.
- Several spaces in the senior lot will be blocked off.
- The loop in front of the school will not be accessible.
- The first row of the senior lot will not be accessible.
- Parents dropping off students will be directed to the second row in the senior lot.
- Please follow the directions of the NJROTC cadets who will be directing traffic.
The event should end by 1 p.m., at which time all restrictions will be removed. Thank you for your cooperation.
Tuesday, May 05, 2015
Spring Playoffs: TENTATIVE Conference Tourney Schedules....
There are plenty of details left to come, but as of now, with just over two weeks left in the regular season for spring sports (less for tennis), here is a look at what we know concerning Conference 11, 16, and 20 Tournaments. PLEASE note these are TENTATIVE schedules and certainly could change over the next few weeks.
NOTE: Some events take place during Memorial Day Weekend. Pay particular attention to May 22 (Friday) and May 25 (Memorial Day).
CONFERENCE 11:
BASEBALL: (Only Top 6 teams reach tournament)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed)
#6 at #3, 1pm
#5 at #4, 1pm
Semifinals (Wednesday, May 27th at Mills Godwin HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, 5pm
#3/6 winner vs. #2 seed, 7:30pm
Championship: Thursday, May 28th at Godwin: Semifinal Winners, 7pm
SOFTBALL: (Only Top 6 teams reach tournament)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed)
#6 at #3, 1pm
#5 at #4, 1pm
Semifinals (Wednesday, May 27th at Mills Godwin HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, 5:30pm
#3/6 winner vs. #2 seed, 7:30pm
Championship: Thursday, May 28th at Godwin: Semifinal Winners, 7pm
BOYS SOCCER: (Only Top 6 teams reach tournament)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed)
#6 at #3, 2pm
#5 at #4, 2pm
Semifinals (Wednesday, May 27th at Mills Godwin HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, 5:30pm
#3/6 winner vs. #2 seed, 7:30pm
Championship: Thursday, May 28th at Godwin, Semifinal Winners, 7:30pm
GIRLS SOCCER: (Only Top 6 teams reach tournament)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at BOYS Higher Seed as part of doubleheader)
#6 vs. #3 at home of #3 boys seed, 12pm
#5 vs. #4 at home of #4 boys seed, 12pm
Semifinals (Tuesday, May 26th at Mills Godwin HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, 5:30pm
#3/6 winner vs. #2 seed, 7:30pm
Championship: Thursday, May 28th at Godwin, Semifinal Winners, 5:30pm
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CONFERENCE 16:
BASEBALL, SOFTBALL, BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER (All Games at Higher Seeds)
Semifinals: Friday, May 22nd
Championship: Monday May 25th
TENNIS:
Individual Tournament: May 14th and 15 at Albemarle High School
Team Tournament:
Semifinals: Monday May 18th at Higher Seed
Championship: Wednesday May 20th at Higher Seed
OUTDOOR TRACK: Saturday May 16th at Monticello High School, Charlottesville
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CONFERENCE 20:
BASEBALL: (#1 Seed with Bye to Semifinals)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed, times TBA)
#7 at #2
#6 at #3
#5 at #4
Semifinals (Tuesday May 26th at Glen Allen HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, TBA
#3/6 winner vs. #2/#7 winner, TBA
Championship: Thursday May 28th at Glen Allen, TBA
SOFTBALL: (#1 Seed with Bye to Semifinals)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed, times TBA)
#7 at #2
#6 at #3
#5 at #4
Semifinals (Tuesday May 26th at Glen Allen HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, TBA
#3/6 winner vs. #2/#7 winner, TBA
Championship: Thursday May 28th at Glen Allen, TBA
BOYS SOCCER: (#1 Seed with Bye to Semifinals)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed, times TBA)
#7 at #2
#6 at #3
#5 at #4
Semifinals (Tuesday May 26th at Hanover HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, TBA
#3/6 winner vs. #2/#7 winner, TBA
Championship: Thursday May 28th at Glen Allen, TBA
GIRLS SOCCER: (#1 Seed with Bye to Semifinals)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed, times TBA)
#7 at #2
#6 at #3
#5 at #4
Semifinals (Tuesday May 26th at Glen Allen HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, TBA
#3/6 winner vs. #2/#7 winner, TBA
Championship: Thursday May 28th at Glen Allen, TBA
TENNIS:
Team Tournament: May 11th through 14th at Higher Seed
Individual Tournament: May 18th through 21st at Hanover HS
OUTDOOR TRACK: May 21st and 22nd, Atlee HS
NOTE: Some events take place during Memorial Day Weekend. Pay particular attention to May 22 (Friday) and May 25 (Memorial Day).
CONFERENCE 11:
BASEBALL: (Only Top 6 teams reach tournament)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed)
#6 at #3, 1pm
#5 at #4, 1pm
Semifinals (Wednesday, May 27th at Mills Godwin HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, 5pm
#3/6 winner vs. #2 seed, 7:30pm
Championship: Thursday, May 28th at Godwin: Semifinal Winners, 7pm
SOFTBALL: (Only Top 6 teams reach tournament)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed)
#6 at #3, 1pm
#5 at #4, 1pm
Semifinals (Wednesday, May 27th at Mills Godwin HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, 5:30pm
#3/6 winner vs. #2 seed, 7:30pm
Championship: Thursday, May 28th at Godwin: Semifinal Winners, 7pm
BOYS SOCCER: (Only Top 6 teams reach tournament)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed)
#6 at #3, 2pm
#5 at #4, 2pm
Semifinals (Wednesday, May 27th at Mills Godwin HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, 5:30pm
#3/6 winner vs. #2 seed, 7:30pm
Championship: Thursday, May 28th at Godwin, Semifinal Winners, 7:30pm
GIRLS SOCCER: (Only Top 6 teams reach tournament)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at BOYS Higher Seed as part of doubleheader)
#6 vs. #3 at home of #3 boys seed, 12pm
#5 vs. #4 at home of #4 boys seed, 12pm
Semifinals (Tuesday, May 26th at Mills Godwin HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, 5:30pm
#3/6 winner vs. #2 seed, 7:30pm
Championship: Thursday, May 28th at Godwin, Semifinal Winners, 5:30pm
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CONFERENCE 16:
BASEBALL, SOFTBALL, BOYS & GIRLS SOCCER (All Games at Higher Seeds)
Semifinals: Friday, May 22nd
Championship: Monday May 25th
TENNIS:
Individual Tournament: May 14th and 15 at Albemarle High School
Team Tournament:
Semifinals: Monday May 18th at Higher Seed
Championship: Wednesday May 20th at Higher Seed
OUTDOOR TRACK: Saturday May 16th at Monticello High School, Charlottesville
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CONFERENCE 20:
BASEBALL: (#1 Seed with Bye to Semifinals)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed, times TBA)
#7 at #2
#6 at #3
#5 at #4
Semifinals (Tuesday May 26th at Glen Allen HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, TBA
#3/6 winner vs. #2/#7 winner, TBA
Championship: Thursday May 28th at Glen Allen, TBA
SOFTBALL: (#1 Seed with Bye to Semifinals)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed, times TBA)
#7 at #2
#6 at #3
#5 at #4
Semifinals (Tuesday May 26th at Glen Allen HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, TBA
#3/6 winner vs. #2/#7 winner, TBA
Championship: Thursday May 28th at Glen Allen, TBA
BOYS SOCCER: (#1 Seed with Bye to Semifinals)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed, times TBA)
#7 at #2
#6 at #3
#5 at #4
Semifinals (Tuesday May 26th at Hanover HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, TBA
#3/6 winner vs. #2/#7 winner, TBA
Championship: Thursday May 28th at Glen Allen, TBA
GIRLS SOCCER: (#1 Seed with Bye to Semifinals)
First Round (Monday, May 25th at Higher Seed, times TBA)
#7 at #2
#6 at #3
#5 at #4
Semifinals (Tuesday May 26th at Glen Allen HS)
#4/5 winner vs. #1 seed, TBA
#3/6 winner vs. #2/#7 winner, TBA
Championship: Thursday May 28th at Glen Allen, TBA
TENNIS:
Team Tournament: May 11th through 14th at Higher Seed
Individual Tournament: May 18th through 21st at Hanover HS
OUTDOOR TRACK: May 21st and 22nd, Atlee HS
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