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On the Bench
By Carl Lukat

Media Day impressions: Part 3

Stone Bridge, Loudoun Valley and Dominion were three of the schools represented July 29 at ... | 0 comments ›› more ...

Media Day impressions: Part 1

The second annual GamedayMagazine.com Media Day was held July 29 at Joe's Pizzaria in Sterling. The event featured 20 area high school football coaches offering opening statements about their teams and fielding questions from the media. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Five to watch in 2008

Don't look now but the 2008 varsity football season is right around the corner. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Wild Wednesday

Wednesday, May 28 is a day to produce or go home for eight Loudoun varsity teams. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Dougherty back on the sidelines

It did not take long for Mike Dougherty to rejoin the football coaching fraternity. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Thompson selects Wake Forest

Stone Bridge High School junior defensive lineman Zach Thompson has made his college choice, according to VirginiaPreps.com. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Steele wins 300th

Congratulations are in order to Broad Run High School softball coach Ed Steele. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Walk this way

Dominion High School senior Dee Dee Fryer is recognized throughout Virginia as one of the premier sluggers in varsity softball.  | 0 comments ›› more ...

Group AA splits for hoops

The VHSL announced during the state basketball tournaments that Group AA will split into two divisions for basketball beginning next season. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Is it game time yet?

Varsity basketball teams from Heritage (boys) and Loudoun County (girls) have been slowed in their quest to clinch Dulles District championships. | 0 comments ›› more ...

More ACC football offers for Bulldogs

Stone Bridge High School junior defensive linemen Brian Slay and Zach Thompson received offers from North Carolina State on Thursday. | 0 comments ›› more ...

From pikes to pirouettes

That’s gymnastics lingo for the casual fan out there. | 0 comments ›› more ...

A special win

Congrats to Loudoun County High School girls’ basketball coach Kevin Reed on winning his 100th game with the Raiders. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Thompson offered by UVA

Stone Bridge High School junior defensive end Zach Thompson has been offered a scholarship to play football for the University of Virginia beginning in 2009. | 0 comments ›› more ...

The numbers are in

I took my first glimpse at the stats for Potomac’s offensive leaders this morning and thought I would share. | 0 comments ›› more ...

A tall order for Stone Bridge

To say the Stone Bridge Bulldogs are going to have their hands full Saturday when Phoebus makes the four-hour trip from Hampton to Ashburn for the Division 5 State football semifinals might be an understatement. | 0 comments ›› more ...

The Raiders and the Bees

For a second straight year, a team of Bees is the lone roadblock to Loudoun County High School securing a spot in the Group AA State volleyball championship match. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Heritage does its part, now seeks help

The Heritage Pride closed out the football regular season with a convincing 42-6 victory over Leesburg rival Loudoun County Nov. 9. | 1 comment ›› more ...

Home, Sweet Home

The Stone Bridge Bulldogs football team will enjoy home cooking all the way up to the Division 5 State championship game, provided they continue to advance in the playoffs. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Playoffs? Yes, playoffs

Jim Mora may not have wanted any mention of the 'playoffs' when he coached the NFL's Indianapolis Colts. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Pigskin Power Rankings

Halfway home. The Dulles District race is shaping up to be one of the most competitive in recent years as the regular season has reached the midway point. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Football showdown is a big draw

A community athletic event produced quite a scene in Brambleton on Sept. 28 as vehicles slowed in both directions attempting to file into the parking lot at Briar Woods High School.   | 1 comment ›› more ...

It's in the cards

Loudoun's own Steve D'Argenio – you may know him from the youth flag football league in Ashburn – was shown on ESPN's telecast of the World Series of Poker Main Event on Tuesday night. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Pigskin Power Rankings

The 2007 football season is off and running. All eight Dulles District teams were in action last week, seven of them for the first time this season. | 0 comments ›› more ...

My view from the Falcons’ sideline

Briar Woods’ 28-13 win over Hedgesville in West Virginia on Friday night was clearly a satisfying experience for all Falcons involved. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Let the fall season begin

Wow. Where did this summer go? | 0 comments ›› more ...

Reflections from Media Day

The best word to describe the mood at the Gameday Media Day 2007 luncheon July 31 at Joe's Pizzaria in Sterling was 'focused'. | 0 comments ›› more ...

Next stop: The college hardwood

Mia Nickson's verbal commitment July 3 to play basketball for Boston College is just the beginning of a long list of Notre Dame Academy rising seniors who will play Division I hoops in 2008. | 1 comment ›› more ...