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Friday, September 30, 2011
Week Four Football Schedule in Central Region
FINAL (Thursday): Clover Hill 44, George Wythe 12
Collegiate at Episcopal, 3:45pm on WHAN Radio (102.9 FM/1430 AM)
Patrick Henry at John Marshall, 4:45pm
Glen Allen at Armstrong, 5pm
Lee-Davis at Varina (OUR GAME OF THE WEEK, 6:30pm Pregame on WHAN RADIO!)
Henrico at Atlee
Highland Springs at Hanover
Thomas Jefferson at J.R. Tucker
Douglas Freeman at Hermitage
Deep Run at Mills Godwin
Colonial Heights at Petersburg
Cosby at Monacan
Prince George at Dinwiddie
Meadowbrook at Hopewell
Huguenot at Midlothian
James River at LC Bird
Matoaca at Thomas Dale
Powhatan at Prince Edward
Goochland at Bluestone
Tabb at New Kent
Trinity Episcopal at Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot
Nandua at King William
SATURDAY: Benedictine at St. Christopher's, 3pm
Collegiate at Episcopal, 3:45pm on WHAN Radio (102.9 FM/1430 AM)
Patrick Henry at John Marshall, 4:45pm
Glen Allen at Armstrong, 5pm
Lee-Davis at Varina (OUR GAME OF THE WEEK, 6:30pm Pregame on WHAN RADIO!)
Henrico at Atlee
Highland Springs at Hanover
Thomas Jefferson at J.R. Tucker
Douglas Freeman at Hermitage
Deep Run at Mills Godwin
Colonial Heights at Petersburg
Cosby at Monacan
Prince George at Dinwiddie
Meadowbrook at Hopewell
Huguenot at Midlothian
James River at LC Bird
Matoaca at Thomas Dale
Powhatan at Prince Edward
Goochland at Bluestone
Tabb at New Kent
Trinity Episcopal at Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot
Nandua at King William
SATURDAY: Benedictine at St. Christopher's, 3pm
Fall Sports Updates
FIELD HOCKEY: Atlee 8, Varina 0 (Raiders now 5-1, 6-3)
BOYS VOLLEYBALL:
Lee-Davis sweeps Armstrong (now 3-3, 5-4)
Hermitage beats Patrick Henry in four sets (now 4-4, 4-7)
Atlee sweeps Hanover (Atlee now 6-0, 10-2; Hanover now 5-1, 7-2)
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL:
Patrick Henry beats Hermitage in four sets (3-5, 3-7)
Atlee sweeps Hanover (Atlee now 6-0, 15-3; Hanover now 4-2, 6-7)
Lee-Davis sweeps Armstrong (now 5-1, 8-1)
BOYS VOLLEYBALL:
Lee-Davis sweeps Armstrong (now 3-3, 5-4)
Hermitage beats Patrick Henry in four sets (now 4-4, 4-7)
Atlee sweeps Hanover (Atlee now 6-0, 10-2; Hanover now 5-1, 7-2)
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL:
Patrick Henry beats Hermitage in four sets (3-5, 3-7)
Atlee sweeps Hanover (Atlee now 6-0, 15-3; Hanover now 4-2, 6-7)
Lee-Davis sweeps Armstrong (now 5-1, 8-1)
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Fall Sports Results.....
Lee-Davis Field Hockey moved to 3-0 in the Capital District, 5-1 overall, with a 5-1 victory over Glen Allen Wednesday.
In Cross County, the Patrick Henry Boys team defeated J.R. Tucker 25-34, but lost to Maggie Walker Governor's School 17-46 at Poor Farm Park. Meanwhile the Girls team also defeated J.R. Tucker, 18-43 while falling to Maggie Walker GS, 18-45.
On Tuesday evening, the Hanover Boys Volleyball team swept Henrico in 3 sets to move to 7-1 on the season, 5-0 in the Capital District. Lee-Davis lost a close three-set match to Highland Springs to fall to 4-4 overall, 2-4 in the Capital. Patrick Henry fell to Douglas Freeman in three close sets, moving to 2-7 overall, 2-5 in the Colonial, while Atlee swept Armstrong in Capital District play.
The Lee-Davis Girls Volleyball team continued their strong play with a straight-set rout over Highland Springs to go to 7-1 overall, 4-1 in the Capital. First-place Atlee improved to 13-1, 5-0 by demolishing Armstrong. Hanover kept pace with Lee-Davis in the District with a win over Henrico to go to 4-1 in the Capital, 6-6 overall.
In Cross County, the Patrick Henry Boys team defeated J.R. Tucker 25-34, but lost to Maggie Walker Governor's School 17-46 at Poor Farm Park. Meanwhile the Girls team also defeated J.R. Tucker, 18-43 while falling to Maggie Walker GS, 18-45.
On Tuesday evening, the Hanover Boys Volleyball team swept Henrico in 3 sets to move to 7-1 on the season, 5-0 in the Capital District. Lee-Davis lost a close three-set match to Highland Springs to fall to 4-4 overall, 2-4 in the Capital. Patrick Henry fell to Douglas Freeman in three close sets, moving to 2-7 overall, 2-5 in the Colonial, while Atlee swept Armstrong in Capital District play.
The Lee-Davis Girls Volleyball team continued their strong play with a straight-set rout over Highland Springs to go to 7-1 overall, 4-1 in the Capital. First-place Atlee improved to 13-1, 5-0 by demolishing Armstrong. Hanover kept pace with Lee-Davis in the District with a win over Henrico to go to 4-1 in the Capital, 6-6 overall.
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Capital District Golf Tournament Results
(Courtesy of TimesDispatch.com)
Zak Lewis's 72 led Lee-Davis to the team tournament title. Hanover's Philip Hudson's 71 gave him the individual title. The Confederates and Hawks advance to the Central Region tournament. Joining them will be Thomas Moore, Ben Crowe, Sam Bean and Phillip Senning of Atlee and Glen Allen's Matthew Cox and Matthew Shaw.
(18 holes at The Hollows GC, par 70)
Lee-Davis (302): Zak Lewis 72, Jeremy Gilbert 73, Bryan Hare 78, Eric Ashby 79
Hanover (315): Philip Hudson 71, John Hare 79, Justin Lynn 80, Chris Melton 86
Atlee (317): Thomas Moore 75, Ben Crowe 77, Sam Bean 80, Phillip Senning 85
Glen Allen (339): Matthew Cox 82, Matthew Shaw 84, Patrick Fernandez 86, Ryan Wilson 87
Varina (397): Troy Fiorillo 91, Brandon Davis 97, Bryce Conway 99, Matthew Hanvey 110
Henrico (405): Ashwin Narayanan 90, Ellen Cook 95, Arron Green 109, Dylan Powers 111
Highland Springs (528): Thomas Schill 127, Brad Anderson 129, Austin Armstrong 134, Cole Hudgins 138
All-district: Hudson, Lewis, Gilbert, Moore, Crowe, Hare
Player of the year: Philip Hudson, Hanover
Coach of the year: Tony Sorbello, Varina
All-academic: Moore, Bean, Crowe, Senning, Brandon Hunt (Atlee), Fernandez, Daniel Willis (Glen Allen), Hudson, Melton, Lynn, Hare, Meredith Hopper (Hanover), Sam Nowlin (Hanover), Danny Polk (Hanover), Narayanan, Powers, Cook, Danish Valiani (Henrico), Ashby, Lewis, Lucas Powell (Lee-Davis), Charlie Wilson (Lee-Davis), Austin Diehr (Lee-Davis), Rickie Heinig (Varina)
Zak Lewis's 72 led Lee-Davis to the team tournament title. Hanover's Philip Hudson's 71 gave him the individual title. The Confederates and Hawks advance to the Central Region tournament. Joining them will be Thomas Moore, Ben Crowe, Sam Bean and Phillip Senning of Atlee and Glen Allen's Matthew Cox and Matthew Shaw.
(18 holes at The Hollows GC, par 70)
Lee-Davis (302): Zak Lewis 72, Jeremy Gilbert 73, Bryan Hare 78, Eric Ashby 79
Hanover (315): Philip Hudson 71, John Hare 79, Justin Lynn 80, Chris Melton 86
Atlee (317): Thomas Moore 75, Ben Crowe 77, Sam Bean 80, Phillip Senning 85
Glen Allen (339): Matthew Cox 82, Matthew Shaw 84, Patrick Fernandez 86, Ryan Wilson 87
Varina (397): Troy Fiorillo 91, Brandon Davis 97, Bryce Conway 99, Matthew Hanvey 110
Henrico (405): Ashwin Narayanan 90, Ellen Cook 95, Arron Green 109, Dylan Powers 111
Highland Springs (528): Thomas Schill 127, Brad Anderson 129, Austin Armstrong 134, Cole Hudgins 138
All-district: Hudson, Lewis, Gilbert, Moore, Crowe, Hare
Player of the year: Philip Hudson, Hanover
Coach of the year: Tony Sorbello, Varina
All-academic: Moore, Bean, Crowe, Senning, Brandon Hunt (Atlee), Fernandez, Daniel Willis (Glen Allen), Hudson, Melton, Lynn, Hare, Meredith Hopper (Hanover), Sam Nowlin (Hanover), Danny Polk (Hanover), Narayanan, Powers, Cook, Danish Valiani (Henrico), Ashby, Lewis, Lucas Powell (Lee-Davis), Charlie Wilson (Lee-Davis), Austin Diehr (Lee-Davis), Rickie Heinig (Varina)
Lee-Davis Wins 2011 Tomato Bowl!
For the fifth straight season, the visitors conquered in the Tomato Bowl, as Lee-Davis came to Ashland and defeated Patrick Henry, 16-14.
Tyrell Eaton was the star of the game for the Confederates, rushing for a touchdown, converting two important 2-point conversions (the second one on a second effort at the goal line in the 3rd quarter proved to be the winning margin), and intercepting a Khalil Mock pass late in the fourth quarter to help secure the victory.
Chris Simpson rushed for 108 yards and a touchdown. For the Patriots, sophomore quarterback Tyler Phelps got his first start and put PH on the board first with a 55-yard touchdown strike to Bryson Wong late in the first quarter. Phelps was hit hard late in the third quarter and was on the field for over 20 minutes. He was taken to the hospital for observation and sources tell HanoverCountySports.org that he is recovering.
Mock, in relief of Phelps, led PH on a touchdown drive in the fourth to cut it to two, connecting with Raymon Minor from 23 yards out to make it 16-14. A risky fourth and one call at midfield by Lee-Davis to go for it was quashed by K.J. Evans, the Patriots' star on defense this night, giving Patrick Henry a chance to win the game. But the Mock interception ended their final hopes.
Lee-Davis, now 2-1, travel to Varina for an important Capital District opener Friday night. Varina will be missing eight players, three of them starters including their quarterback, due to suspensions.
Patrick Henry, now 0-3, must travel Friday afternoon to Richmond to take on the resurgent 3-0 John Marshall Justices in a 4:45pm game, kicking off their Colonial District schedule.
NOTE--Lee-Davis at Varina will be the "Hanover County High School Football Game of the Week" on WHAN Radio this Friday night! Join Rob Witham for the Richmond Ford-Lincoln Pregame Show at 6:30pm, with kickoff set for 7pm!
Tyrell Eaton was the star of the game for the Confederates, rushing for a touchdown, converting two important 2-point conversions (the second one on a second effort at the goal line in the 3rd quarter proved to be the winning margin), and intercepting a Khalil Mock pass late in the fourth quarter to help secure the victory.
Chris Simpson rushed for 108 yards and a touchdown. For the Patriots, sophomore quarterback Tyler Phelps got his first start and put PH on the board first with a 55-yard touchdown strike to Bryson Wong late in the first quarter. Phelps was hit hard late in the third quarter and was on the field for over 20 minutes. He was taken to the hospital for observation and sources tell HanoverCountySports.org that he is recovering.
Mock, in relief of Phelps, led PH on a touchdown drive in the fourth to cut it to two, connecting with Raymon Minor from 23 yards out to make it 16-14. A risky fourth and one call at midfield by Lee-Davis to go for it was quashed by K.J. Evans, the Patriots' star on defense this night, giving Patrick Henry a chance to win the game. But the Mock interception ended their final hopes.
Lee-Davis, now 2-1, travel to Varina for an important Capital District opener Friday night. Varina will be missing eight players, three of them starters including their quarterback, due to suspensions.
Patrick Henry, now 0-3, must travel Friday afternoon to Richmond to take on the resurgent 3-0 John Marshall Justices in a 4:45pm game, kicking off their Colonial District schedule.
NOTE--Lee-Davis at Varina will be the "Hanover County High School Football Game of the Week" on WHAN Radio this Friday night! Join Rob Witham for the Richmond Ford-Lincoln Pregame Show at 6:30pm, with kickoff set for 7pm!
Monday, September 26, 2011
Listen to 2011 Tomato Bowl HERE!
Click HERE to listen to the 2011 Tomato Bowl Monday night beginning at 6pm!
Hanover, Atlee win--Tomato Bowl Monday night!
Hanover and Atlee both went to 3-0 over the weekend with road victories!
Atlee built a 21-0 lead early, then held off a pesky Douglas Freeman squad on the road for 21-13 win.
Meanwhile, in a game played Saturday night, the Hanover Hawks easily handled Deep Run, 42-7. Deep Run now falls surprisingly to 0-3 for the second straight year.
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THE 2011 TOMATO BOWL is Monday night at 6:30pm! Lee-Davis at Patrick Henry, as the Patriots look for their first win and Lee-Davis looks for revenge after the Patriots' historic 25-point comeback in the 2010 Tomato Bowl.
Coverage on WHAN Radio, 102.9 FM and 1430 AM, begins at 6pm with the pregame show, brought to you by Richmond Ford-Lincoln with Rob Witham.
Atlee built a 21-0 lead early, then held off a pesky Douglas Freeman squad on the road for 21-13 win.
Meanwhile, in a game played Saturday night, the Hanover Hawks easily handled Deep Run, 42-7. Deep Run now falls surprisingly to 0-3 for the second straight year.
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THE 2011 TOMATO BOWL is Monday night at 6:30pm! Lee-Davis at Patrick Henry, as the Patriots look for their first win and Lee-Davis looks for revenge after the Patriots' historic 25-point comeback in the 2010 Tomato Bowl.
Coverage on WHAN Radio, 102.9 FM and 1430 AM, begins at 6pm with the pregame show, brought to you by Richmond Ford-Lincoln with Rob Witham.
Friday, September 23, 2011
UPDATES/POSTPONEMENTS FOR WEEK 3
Lee-Davis at Patrick Henry, postponed to Monday, 6:30pm
Hanover at Deep Run, postponed to Saturday, 7pm
Armstrong at Colonial Heights, postponed to Monday, 6pm
Brunswick at Hopewell, postponed to Monday, 6:30pm
Central Lunenburg at Goochland, postponed to Monday, 7pm
ATLEE at Douglas Freeman, STILL ON FOR TONIGHT
Any games NOT listed here with alternate times are still scheduled to be played tonight!
(updated 3:42pm 9/23/11)
Hanover at Deep Run, postponed to Saturday, 7pm
Armstrong at Colonial Heights, postponed to Monday, 6pm
Brunswick at Hopewell, postponed to Monday, 6:30pm
Central Lunenburg at Goochland, postponed to Monday, 7pm
ATLEE at Douglas Freeman, STILL ON FOR TONIGHT
Any games NOT listed here with alternate times are still scheduled to be played tonight!
(updated 3:42pm 9/23/11)
Tomato Bowl Postponed To Monday
Due to the heavy rains in the area, the Tomato Bowl between Lee-Davis and Patrick Henry has been postponed to MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th at 6:30pm.
Radio coverage from Ashland will begin at 6pm on WHAN Radio, 102.9 FM, 1430 AM and online HERE!
Radio coverage from Ashland will begin at 6pm on WHAN Radio, 102.9 FM, 1430 AM and online HERE!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Early Week Field Hockey Results
J.R. Tucker shut out Patrick Henry 1-0 on Monday; Patriots now 0-3 in the Colonial District, 0-5 overall.
Douglas Freeman scored late to defeat Hanover 2-1 Tuesday. Hanover is now 5-1 on the season (3-0 in Capital District play).
Lee-Davis evened their mark at 2-2 with a 10-0 thrashing over Varina.
Hanover shut out Atlee Monday 1-0. It was Atlee's first District loss, now 3-1 in the Capital, 4-3 overall.
Douglas Freeman scored late to defeat Hanover 2-1 Tuesday. Hanover is now 5-1 on the season (3-0 in Capital District play).
Lee-Davis evened their mark at 2-2 with a 10-0 thrashing over Varina.
Hanover shut out Atlee Monday 1-0. It was Atlee's first District loss, now 3-1 in the Capital, 4-3 overall.
Tuesday's Volleyball Scores
BOYS:
Atlee sweeps Henrico 3-0, moves to 2-0 in the Capital, 7-2 overall.
Hanover sweeps Lee-Davis 3-0, now 2-0 in the Capital, 3-1 overall.
GIRLS:
Atlee sweeps Henrico 3-0, moves to 3-0 in the Capital, 12-3 overall.
Lee-Davis survives a five-set thriller against Hanover! Lee-Davis now 3-0 in Capital, 5-0 overall; Hawks drop to 1-1 in Capital, 2-6 overall.
Patrick Henry sweeps John Marshall 3-0, now 1-4 in Colonial, 1-6 overall.
Atlee sweeps Henrico 3-0, moves to 2-0 in the Capital, 7-2 overall.
Hanover sweeps Lee-Davis 3-0, now 2-0 in the Capital, 3-1 overall.
GIRLS:
Atlee sweeps Henrico 3-0, moves to 3-0 in the Capital, 12-3 overall.
Lee-Davis survives a five-set thriller against Hanover! Lee-Davis now 3-0 in Capital, 5-0 overall; Hawks drop to 1-1 in Capital, 2-6 overall.
Patrick Henry sweeps John Marshall 3-0, now 1-4 in Colonial, 1-6 overall.
Hanover, Atlee in Top 10 This Week
Week 3: The T-D Top 10--click the title link to see where the Hawks and Raiders are as they are two weeks away from a collision course in Week 5!
Monday, September 19, 2011
Hanover County Stars For Week Two
Hanover QB Sam Rogers: 6 of 6, 94 yards, 3 TDs; 6 carries, 126 yards, 3 TDs; accounted for 36 points.
Atlee QB Ruben Rucker: 13 of 20, 232 yards, 4 TDs
Atlee WR Will McCombs: 5 catches, 118 yards, 3 TDs
Atlee WR Shaquille Williams: 3 catches, 84 yards, 2 TDs
Lee-Davis QB Israel Vaughn: 7 of 14, 72 yards; 22 carries, 87 yards, TD
Lee-Davis RB Tyrell Eaton: 8 carries, 54 yards, TD; 3 catches, 37 yards. Completed two 2-point conversion pass attempts; ran for a third two-point conversion.
Atlee QB Ruben Rucker: 13 of 20, 232 yards, 4 TDs
Atlee WR Will McCombs: 5 catches, 118 yards, 3 TDs
Atlee WR Shaquille Williams: 3 catches, 84 yards, 2 TDs
Lee-Davis QB Israel Vaughn: 7 of 14, 72 yards; 22 carries, 87 yards, TD
Lee-Davis RB Tyrell Eaton: 8 carries, 54 yards, TD; 3 catches, 37 yards. Completed two 2-point conversion pass attempts; ran for a third two-point conversion.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Three Big Wins For Hanover County Teams in Week Two
Sam Rogers continues to put up huge numbers, leading Hanover to a 56-7 home win over J.R. Tucker Friday night. So far this season, Sam has only one incompleted pass.
Meanwhile Lee-Davis got an important home win over another Division 5 playoff hopeful, defeating Hopewell 27-12 to even their record at 1-1 going into the Tomato Bowl next week.
They'll head to Ashland to face a smarting Patrick Henry squad, now 0-2 after taking a 44-6 beating at the hands of Ruben Rucker and Atlee, who are also 2-0.
Next week, Hanover travels to Deep Run, who lost to Henrico to go to 0-2, Atlee travels to Douglas Freeman, and our "Hanover County High School Football Game of the Week" will be the renewal of the oldest county rivalry, Lee-Davis and Patrick Henry!
Meanwhile Lee-Davis got an important home win over another Division 5 playoff hopeful, defeating Hopewell 27-12 to even their record at 1-1 going into the Tomato Bowl next week.
They'll head to Ashland to face a smarting Patrick Henry squad, now 0-2 after taking a 44-6 beating at the hands of Ruben Rucker and Atlee, who are also 2-0.
Next week, Hanover travels to Deep Run, who lost to Henrico to go to 0-2, Atlee travels to Douglas Freeman, and our "Hanover County High School Football Game of the Week" will be the renewal of the oldest county rivalry, Lee-Davis and Patrick Henry!
Friday, September 16, 2011
FINAL: Atlee 44, Patrick Henry 6
Ruben Rucker is a force to be reckoned with.
After leading Atlee to a rout of Deep Run last week, the Raiders made it two in a row with a 44-6 thumping of Patrick Henry Friday night.
Rucker threw four touchdown passes, three in the first half to Will McCombs, giving the Raiders a 23-0 halftime lead. Shaquille Williams caught two touchdown passes, one from Rucker.
Atlee moves to 2-0 heading to Douglas Freeman next week. Patrick Henry drops to 0-2 and must face Lee-Davis in Ashland next Friday in the Tomato Bowl.
After leading Atlee to a rout of Deep Run last week, the Raiders made it two in a row with a 44-6 thumping of Patrick Henry Friday night.
Rucker threw four touchdown passes, three in the first half to Will McCombs, giving the Raiders a 23-0 halftime lead. Shaquille Williams caught two touchdown passes, one from Rucker.
Atlee moves to 2-0 heading to Douglas Freeman next week. Patrick Henry drops to 0-2 and must face Lee-Davis in Ashland next Friday in the Tomato Bowl.
Listen to Patrick Henry/Atlee LIVE TONIGHT!
Click HERE to listen live to tonight's Hanover County High School Football Game of the Week between Patrick Henry and Atlee!
Pre-game begins at 6:30pm, kickoff at 7p!
Pre-game begins at 6:30pm, kickoff at 7p!
Thursday, September 15, 2011
JV Football Final
Lee-Davis 8, Hopewell 6. Congrats to the JV Confederates for evening their record at 1-1!
Atlee shut out Patrick Henry in Ashland on Thursday night, 27-0.
Atlee shut out Patrick Henry in Ashland on Thursday night, 27-0.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Two Hanover Teams in Times-Dispatch Top 10
Hanover moves from #7 to #4 after their impressive 42-14 opening night win in Ashland over Patrick Henry.
Atlee vaults into the top ten at #8 after thrashing Deep Run in their opener, 55-14.
THIS WEEK'S COUNTY GAMES:
J.R. Tucker at Hanover
Hopewell at Lee-Davis
PATRICK HENRY AT ATLEE (6:30pm Friday on WHAN, 102.9 FM, 1430 AM and online HERE!)
Atlee vaults into the top ten at #8 after thrashing Deep Run in their opener, 55-14.
THIS WEEK'S COUNTY GAMES:
J.R. Tucker at Hanover
Hopewell at Lee-Davis
PATRICK HENRY AT ATLEE (6:30pm Friday on WHAN, 102.9 FM, 1430 AM and online HERE!)
Hanover Fall Update
The boys volleyball team opened their 2011 Capital District schedule with a 3-0 sweep over Varina. Tyler Peck had 12 kills and 3 aces for Hawks, now 2-1 overall.
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