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Park View’s Smith to Play Baseball at Division III School

Posted on 31 March 2008 by jr3ruby42.

 


Sterling (Mar. 31, 2008) – Park View High School senior Dylan Smith has committed to play baseball for NCAA Division III Eastern Mennonite University next year in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference. Patriot athletic director Joe Breinig, Jr., says Smith will major in business administration. There will be a ceremony for all Patriot student athletes moving on to college on May 23. 

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Monday Round-up

Posted on 31 March 2008 by jr3ruby42.

By: Dan Sousa


Are we missing your favorite team? Or a key stat from a game you went to? We rely on coaches, parents and players to help us keep track of all the spring sports … drop us an email anytime!


 


Baseball
George Mason 7, Briar Woods 5
The Skinny: Falcons give up three in the top of the seventh inning to lose this non-district contest.


 


Lacrosse – Boys
Heritage 21, Culpeper 6
The Skinny: Pride show AAA Culpeper why they are the top ranked team in AA on laxpower.com


Freedom 9, Potomac Falls 5
The Skinny: Eagles score a big win only it doesn’t count in district standings.


Briar Woods 19, Gar-Field 2
The Skinny: Loudoun this season has owned Prince William teams!


Loudoun Valley 12, Dominion 6
The Skinny: Cody Swain saves 20 in Vikes non-district win over Titans.


Stone Bridge 11, Marshall 7
The Skinny: Super soph Derek Maltz with five goals and five assists as Bulldogs open Liberty District play with a win.


 


Lacrosse – Girls
Lake Braddock 10, Dominion 5
The Skinny: Titans fall in non-district action to AAA Bruins


Heritage 9, Culpeper 7
The Skinny: Erika Grabbi scores four as AA Pride edge AAA “Pepers”.


George Mason @ County PPD (make-up 4.9)

Stone Bridge 16, Marshall 2
The Skinny: Bulldogs are a scoring machine led by Meghan DeMartino who has five goals and three assists. Showdown with Broad Run Wednesday looms.


Potomac Falls 15, Freedom 2
The Skinny: Panthers big … if anybody has stats from this game for PF, please send them to us … the Monkey will be your new BFF.


 


Soccer – Girls
Dominion 3, Loudoun Valley 2
The Skinny: Titans edge Vikes in non-district tune-up. Both teams: Please report the scoring for this match.


 


Softball
Briar Woods 15, G.Mason 0 (6)
The Skinny: Break-up BW! Falcons had two wins in first two years combined … now have three on young season.


 


Mother Nature says to tennis: nyet 


Tennis – Boys
Briar Woods @ Loudoun County PPD (moved to 4.15)
Freedom @ Heritage PPD (moved 4.8)
Loudoun Valley @ Osbourn PPD (moved to 5.2)
Park View @ Broad Run PPD (moved to 4.4)
Potomac Falls @ Dominion PPD (move to 4.8)
Stone Bridge @ Marshall PPD (moved to 4.3)


 


Tennis – Girls
Broad Run @ Park View PPD (move to 4.4)
Dominion @ Potomac Falls PPD (move to 4.8)
Heritage @ Freedom PPD (moved to 4.8)
Loudoun County @ Briar Woods PPD (moved to 4.15)
Marshall @ Stone Bridge PPD (moved to 4.3)
Osbourn @ Loudoun Valley PPD (moved to 5.2)

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Mon. March 31 Round-up

Posted on 31 March 2008 by donna0427.

 

Baseball
George Mason 7, Briar Woods 5
The Skinny: Falcons give up three in the top of the seventh inning to lose this non-district contest.

 

Lacrosse – Boys
Heritage 21, Culpeper 6
The Skinny: Pride show AAA Culpeper why they are the top ranked team in AA on laxpower.com

Freedom 9, Potomac Falls 5
The Skinny: Eagles score a big win only it doesn’t count in district standings.

Briar Woods 19, Gar-Field 2
The Skinny: Loudoun this season has owned Prince William teams!

Loudoun Valley 12, Dominion 6
The Skinny: Cody Swain saves 20 in Vikes non-district win over Titans.

Stone Bridge 11, Marshall 7
The Skinny: Super soph Derek Maltz with five goals and five assists as Bulldogs open Liberty District play with a win.

 

Lacrosse – Girls
Lake Braddock 10, Dominion 5
The Skinny: Titans fall in non-district action to AAA Bruins

Heritage 9, Culpeper 7
The Skinny: Erika Grabbi scores four as AA Pride edge AAA “Pepers”.

George Mason @ County PPD (make-up 4.9)

Stone Bridge 16, Marshall 2
The
Skinny: Bulldogs are a scoring machine led by Meghan DeMartino who has
five goals and three assists. Showdown with Broad Run Wednesday looms.

Potomac Falls 15, Freedom 2
The
Skinny: Panthers big … if anybody has stats from this game for PF,
please send them to us … the Monkey will be your new BFF.

 

Soccer – Girls
Dominion 3, Loudoun Valley 2
The Skinny: Titans edge Vikes in non-district tune-up. Both teams: Please report the scoring for this match.

 

Softball
Briar Woods 15, G.Mason 0 (6)
The Skinny: Break-up BW! Falcons had two wins in first two years combined … now have three on young season.

 

Mother Nature says to tennis: nyet 

Tennis – Boys
Briar Woods @ Loudoun County PPD (moved to 4.15)
Freedom @ Heritage PPD (moved 4.8)
Loudoun Valley @ Osbourn PPD (moved to 5.2)
Park View @ Broad Run PPD (moved to 4.4)
Potomac Falls @ Dominion PPD (move to 4.8)
Stone Bridge @ Marshall PPD (moved to 4.3)

 

Tennis – Girls
Broad Run @ Park View PPD (move to 4.4)
Dominion @ Potomac Falls PPD (move to 4.8)
Heritage @ Freedom PPD (moved to 4.8)
Loudoun County @ Briar Woods PPD (moved to 4.15)
Marshall @ Stone Bridge PPD (moved to 4.3)
Osbourn @ Loudoun Valley PPD (moved to 5.2)

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Mar. 27-29 Round-ups and Cheers Sports Top Performances

Posted on 30 March 2008 by donna0427.

 

Baseball
Langley 10, Loudoun Valley 0
The Skinny: Vikes suffer no-hit at hands of Saxons. Now just three hits in last 14 innings for LV batters.

March 29, 2008
Langley vs. Loudoun Valley
@ Fireman’s Field

The Vikings lost their second game in as many days losing to the Langley Saxons 10-0 in a non-district contest.Saxon pitcher Barrett Hunter threw a complete game no hit shutout.

He struck out eight while walking only two batters. 

The Vikings play again on Tuesday, April 1 against Liberty High School at Fireman’s Field.

Game time is 6:00 p.m.

Broad Run 10, Man. Park 2
The Skinny: Spartans improve to 5-1 with J.P. Devlin and Bubba Bernstein on the mound.

Senior JP Devlin got the start on Saturday for the Broad Run
High School baseball team against the visiting Manassas Park Cougars
and delivered in style holding the Cougars to one earned run over six
innings to lead the Spartans to their fifth win of the young season.

Senior
catcher Tommy Meier goes 3-for-3 at the plate and blows the game wide
open for the Spartans in the 4th inning with a 2-run double.

Bubba Burnstein came in relief and set down the Cougars in order to seal the Spartans 10-2 victory.

 The Spartans (5-1) next host Freedom on Tuesday at home.  The Cougars (1-3) play host to Seton on Monday

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

R

ER

Hits

Errors

 

Manasas Park

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

2

1

6

2

 

Broad Run

0

0

0

6

0

4

0

10

9

10

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hitters

PA

AB

R

H

RBI

BB

SO

LOB

SAC

SB

HPB

 

Manassas Park Cougars

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cody Griffith

4

4

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

 

Gipper Breeden

4

4

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

 

Nate Hoffa

4

3

1

0

0

1

0

2

0

0

0

 

Donovan Johnson

3

2

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

 

Mike Mehus

3

3

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

 

JC Reid

3

3

1

1

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

 

Chris Jewell

3

2

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

1

 

Josh Brown

3

3

0

1

1

0

1

2

0

0

0

 

Brendan Settles

3

3

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

 

Total

30

27

2

6

2

2

3

6

0

1

1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Broad Run Spartans

PA

AB

R

H

RBI

BB

SO

LOB

SAC

SB

HPB

 

Andrew Mann

4

4

2

2

2

0

2

0

0

3

0

 

Chris Jessop

4

2

1

0

1

1

0

1

0

0

1

 

Cole Shain

4

3

2

1

1

1

2

0

0

0

0

 

Trey Brocke

4

4

1

1

0

0

2

0

0

0

0

 

Ryan Diviney

4

2

1

2

2

2

0

2

0

2

0

 

Patrick Murphy

4

3

1

1

1

1

1

2

0

0

0

 

Adam Luhmann

3

3

0

0

0

0

3

0

0

0

0

 

Tyler Small

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

 

JP Devlin

3

2

0

0

1

0

0

0

1

0

0

 

Tommy Meier

3

3

2

3

2

0

0

1

0

1

0

 

Total

34

27

10

10

10

5

10

6

1

6

1

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Fri. March 28 Round-up

Posted on 28 March 2008 by donna0427.

 

Baseball
AA Dulles District
Dominion 9, Freedom 5
The
Skinny: If Geoff McCowat and Ryan Skeffington (5.1 innings Fri for the
W) allow Chris Taylor to come in and close out games, then the Titans
could do some damage in the Dulles District.

Potomac Falls 5, Heritage 4 (8)
The
Skinny: Panthers pull one out at home with seventh inning comeback to
tie and then extra inning win. Game-winning rally: bunt, error,
sacrifice, intentional walk and sac fly. PF will take it.

Park View 13, County 3
The Skinny: It was double your fun for the Patriots as Park View got
five doubles including three from Jonathan Mason, who was 4-for-5.

AAA Liberty District
Stone Bridge 6, McLean 3
The
Skinny: Bulldogs continue perfect start improving to 6-0 by winning
Liberty opener for the first time in three tries. Ty Weaver had eight
strikeouts in 6.2 for the victory and took a shutout into the seventh.

Langley 17, TJ 7
Madison 5, Marshall 1
Woodson 5, South Lakes 1

AAA Cedar Run District
Osbourn Park 12, Valley 1
The
Skinny: The Vikes first ever Cedar Run District game didn’t go as
planned as the Yellow Jackets limited Valley to just three hits. Now
that stings.

 

Lacrosse – Boys
Non-District
Paul VI 9, Dominion 4
The Skinny: Titan goalie Britton Miller may still be seeing shots in his sleep as he snagged 16 saves to keep this match close.

Freedom 15, Freedom-PW 0
The
Skinny: Eagles get their first win on the year by knocking off that
“copy-cat” school from Prince William. Mike “Bring in Da” Funk and
Victor Farrell each had four goals for the real Eagles.

Valley 15, Stone Bridge 4
The Skinny: Viking boys were not about to let this night be a Bulldog sweep.

 

Lacrosse – Girls
Non-District
Stone Bridge 8, Valley 7
The
Skinny: First-year Stone Bridge coach Kristin Howard called this win on
the road an “emotional victory” for the Bulldogs. Back-and-forth game
ends with SB scoring final two goals in waning moments.

 

Soccer – Boys
AA Dulles District
Broad Run 3, Briar Woods 0
The
Skinny: Reatagui, Leahy and Cerritos are not a law firm … they are
the three Spartans that scored in this “backyard brawl” .

Dominion 5, Freedom 1
The Skinny: They are scoring and the Titans have some defense as they have only given up two goals in three games … both PKs.

Park View 2, County 1
The
Skinny: Arturo Jimenez chalks up a win in his Dulles District debut as
head coach of the boys after moving over from the girls side this
season. And PV did it without K.C. Onyeador scoring as Alex Valesco and
Jose Garcia both scored.

Heritage 1, Potomac Falls 0
The
Skinny: Wow! What else can we say … Uche Onyeador’s march towards the
VHSL all-time goal scoring record is sidetracked by the Pride and
first-year coach Betsy Munson.

Non-District
Stone Bridge 3, Robinson 2
The
Skinny: A free kick from long-distance by Chris Kamara and a gust of
wind helped set-up the game-winning goal by Won Seo with four minutes
to go in this battle of teams ranked in the WashPost early polls. Won
indeed!

 

Soccer – Girls
AA Dulles District
Broad Run 3, Briar Woods 0
The Skinny: Spartans start 2008 right where they left off in 2007 … on top of the district standings.

Dominion 2, Freedom 2 (OT)
The
Skinny: Freedom led 2-0 in this affair before Titans came back with two
in the second half to tie, the second coming after a hand ball in the
box resulted in a PK. Neither team could break the tie in OT.

Heritage 1, Potomac Falls 0
The
Skinny: The Pride girls take a page out of the boys book and knock off
PF 1-0. The goal came early and strong team defense and goaltending
kept it 1-nill.

Loudoun County 5, Park View 0
The
Skinny: In 2007 injuries played a role in limiting the Raiders and LC
got off to rough start Friday with two girls sent to the hospital, one
via ambulance, in a 5-0 win. In a strange twist, coaches agreed to end
game with eight minutes left as injured player was being tended to,
only to be told that they had to finish the contest and that couldn’t
happen until Park View could find seven girls to come back to the field.

Non-District
Stone Bridge 1, Robinson 0
The
Skinny: Melony Davis is money so far for Bulldogs with six goals in
three games after hitting the game winner with just under 10 minutes to
play.

 

Softball
Sports Plus Tournament (Richmond)
Broad Run 5, Cave Spring 0
The Skinny: In quarterfinal win BR jumps out with four in the first and that is plenty for Caitlyn Delahaba, who fans 17.

Broad Run 20, Arcadia 0
The
Skinny: Spartans kick off the tournament with a statement: Judy Betz —
BR’s #2 pitcher — throws a no-hitter and Ashley Kramer hits two home
runs.

 

AA Dulles District
Dominion 15, Freedom 9
The Skinny: Calling all Titan fans … we need your help …send us some updates!

Potomac Falls 4, Heritage 0
The Skinny: Panthers continue hot start … improving to 5-0 with freshman Heather Kiefer tossing a three-hitter.

County 2, Park View 1
The
Skinny: The Raiders have now won two straight against the Pats. Hope
Flanagan’s two-run single in the fifth erased 1-0 PV lead. Lindsey
Holtz scattered nine hits but good Raider defense limited PV to just a
single run.

AAA Cedar Run District
Osbourn Park 3, Valley 2
The
Skinny: Vikes spent two years in the National District with some weak
softball teams … the Cedar Run is certainly not a weak district as
Yellow Jackets hand Vikes first loss on the young season in this
district opener. Vikes left the bases stranded in both the first and
seventh innings.

AAA Liberty District
Stone Bridge 6, McLean 3
The
Skinny: Mike Skinner not only gets win No. 1 as the new Bulldogs
softball coach but does so in SB’s Liberty District opener. Now that’s
making them count.

Non-District
Briar Woods 16, Washington-Lee 0
The
Skinny: Did we mention the National District was kind of weak in
softball? AA Falcons pound AAA Generals. At 2-1, BW has matched win
total from 2007 campaign.

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Thurs. March 27 Round-up

Posted on 27 March 2008 by donna0427.

 

Baseball
Briar Woods @ Warren County PPD (moved to 3.29, 4:30)
The Skinny: Crystal ball says that the Falcons will win this game come Saturday … wanna bet?

 

Lacrosse – Boys
Falls Church 13, Stone Bridge 12
The Skinny: Jags edged Dawgs … we just like the nicknames.

Valley 15, Loudoun County 5
The Skinny: Vikes bounce back from loss to Heritage.

Potomac Falls 14, Park View 0
The
Skinny: Panthers earn a win for new coach  Jason Leuck. Now that’s
“good Leuck” … we had to get that one out of our system … our
apologies.

 

Lacrosse – Girls
Briar Woods 11, Brentsville 7
The Skinny: How about them Falcons … off to fastest start in short history

Broad Run 14, Dominion 6
The Skinny: This may not be quite the rivalry it was in years past as Titans are rebuilding a bit.

Valley 13, Loudoun County 5
The Skinny: Vikes rule the county for now … but Stone Bridge awaits Friday (hint, hint)

Potomac Falls 15, Park View 1
The
Skinny: PF earns the “non-district” win. Trust us … it doesn’t count
in the standings. We aren’t sure how that or wireless Internet works
either. PF scored 15 goals: email us and we will include the girls in our Top Performances charts!

 

Soccer – Boys
George Mason 2, Freedom 0
The Skinny: We thought George Mason was all about Freedom … not shutting it out (it’s a history lesson, kids)
 

Soccer – Girls
Freedom 2, George Mason 1
The Skinny: Eagles will challenge district teams this season.

 

Softball
Dominion 12, Manassas Park 7
The
Skinny: Tom Chuba, new coach, gets the win. At least we think Tom is
the new coach. Hey, Tom … drop us an email with your preview
information … we’d love to chat with you. Honest! Anybody else with
the Titans: feel free to help our coverage. Email us here.

 

Tennis – Boys
Dominion @ Park View PPD
The Skinny: moved to 4.1

Heritage @ Briar Woods PPD
The Skinny: moved to 4.1

Loudoun County @ Broad Run PPD
The Skinny: moved to 4.8

Loudoun Valley @ Stonewall Jackson PPD
The Skinny: moved to 4.4

Potomac Falls 6, Freedom 3
The Skinny: Panthers rain dance pays off and they get win in as well.

 

Tennis – Girls
Briar Woods @ Heritage PPD
The Skinny: moved to 4.1

Broad Run @ Loudoun County PPD
The Skinny: moved to. 4.8

Potomac Falls 7, Freedom 2
The Skinny: Under the tennis bubble … Panthers win! And somewhere there is a team manager that is going to email us the results. We hope!

Park View @ Dominion PPD
The Skinny: moved to 4.1

Stonewall Jackson @ Loudoun Valley PPD
The Skinny: moved to 4.4

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Wed. March 26 Round-up

Posted on 26 March 2008 by donna0427.

 

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Baseball
Broad Run 13, G. Mason 3 (5)
The Skinny: No truth to rumor that Mason’s scorekeeper is “Mustang Sally”.

Freedom 13, Freedom-PW 3 (6)
The Skinny: “We’ve got the better Freedom … yes we do!” … LPS Monkey chant!

Dominion 10, J.E.B. Stuart 4
The Skinny: Dominion looking strong in non-district play.

Handley 7, Loudoun County 3
The Skinny:Raiders still searching for first win on season.

Park View 10, Wakefield 4
The Skinny: Somewhere on non-district speed-dialing for victories, Wakefield is right next to J.E.B. Stuart.

 

Lacrosse – Boys
B.Woods @ Trinity Christian PPD
The Skinny: Unlikely to be made up according to BW lax.

George Mason 15, Freedom 4
The
Skinny: A non-district counter but the Mustangs are for real in Dulles
District lacrosse this year, especially with a lights out goalie.

 

Lacrosse – Girls
Briar Woods 20, Park View 0
The
Skinny: Falcons win big in non-district counter … some district teams
play twice a year with the first one not counting in standings.

George Mason 15, Freedom 9
The Skinny: Mustangs in non-district counter over Eagles.

Stone Bridge 18, Falls Church 2
The Skinny: Bulldogs have plenty of offense this season.

 

Soccer – Boys
Hylton 2, Dominion 1
The Skinny: Bulldogs from PW play some good soccer

Valley 3, County 1
The Skinny: Vikes turn the tables on Raiders after losing to them in season opener.

 

Soccer – Girls
Valley 2, County 0
The Skinny: We **** to repeat ourselves but Vikes turn the tables on Raiders after losing to them in season opener.

 

Softball
Dominion @ Manassas Park PPD
The Skinny: Our crystal ball says this game will be played “tomorrow” and that the Titans will win it … 12-7! Honest.

Loudoun County 16, Handley 3
The Skinny: Raiders want to repeat that regional trip from 2007.

Loudoun Valley 9, Westfield 0
The Skinny: Coach Spicer knows how to schedule tough non-district games for Vikes … and how to win them as well!

Potomac Falls 20, G. Mason 0
The Skinny: Panthers could be a sleeper in Dulles District this season.

 

Tennis – Boys
Briar Woods 7, Freedom 2
The Skinny: BW looking strong

Broad Run def. Heritage
The Skinny: Spartans get district win over Pride
County 7, Dominion 2
The Skinny: Raiders looking strong

Potomac Falls 9, Park View 0
The Skinny: PF rules Sterling

TJ 9, Stone Bridge 0
The Skinny: All this and brains, too!

 

Tennis – Girls
Briar Woods 6, Freedom 3
The Skinny: Father-son Noland coaching duo both get wins as Jennifer’s girls beat Eagles

Heritage 7, Broad Run 2
The Skinny: Could Park View be the team to challenge Pride?

Loudoun County 6, Dominion 3
The Skinny: Raiders double up on Titans

Park View 7, Potomac Falls 2
The
Skinny: You are going to have to go way back to find a start to the
tennis season at PV like the Pats girls have having in’08.

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College Vision Student Athlete of the Month

Posted on 18 March 2008 by jr3ruby42.

Felicia is a team leader for the Park View Softball team after earning All-District honors last year.  She’s a four-year starter with a 3.5 GPA and is a versatile and unselfish player.  She was recently admitted to Lynchburg College and will continue to play softball there.

Felicia (Fo) is a coaches dream. She works hard, stays in shape, loves the game of softball and takes on the field leadership role.  She’s not afraid to push the team hard but knows when to loosen up.  She’s watched and learned over the last four years and the team looks to her on the field.

Coach Ed Abner

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Park View Girls Knock off LC to Highlight First Day of Dulles District Action

Posted on 14 March 2008 by donna0427.

By: Dan Sousa


(Mar. 14, 2008) – The AA Dulles District season got underway Thursday with a full slate, highlighted by the Park View High School girls knocking off Loudoun County, 6-3.


In other girls play: Dominion edged Freedom, 5-4; Broad Run doubled Briar Woods, 6-3; and Heritage cruised against Potomac Falls, 8-1.


On the boys side: Dominion defeated Freedom, 6-3, Potomac Falls was strong against Heritgae, 8-1;  Loudoun County shut out Park View, 9-0; and Briar Woods beat Broad Run, 7-2.

 

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New Coaches Notch Wins Plus Valley Tennis, County Soccer, BW LAX Sweep

Posted on 13 March 2008 by donna0427.

 

(Mar. 13, 2008) – The spring sports season started Wednesday with
three new coaches notching wins and the Loudoun County soccer, Loudoun
Valley tennis and Briar Woods lacrosse teams sweeping opponents to
highlight the action.

Victory No. 1: Three new coaches earned wins in their debuts with Kristin Howard guiding the Stone Bridge girls lacrosse team to a 28-3 win over Wakefield, Arturo Jimenez leading the Park View boys soccer team to a 3-0 win over George Mason, and Megan Smith leading Heritage past James Wood in softball.

Sweep Sensation:
It was a strong start for AAA Loudoun Valley boys and girls tennis, AA
Loudoun County boys and girls soccer and Briar Woods boys and girls
lacorsse as the programs earned sweeps. For County soccer it was in
non-district action against Valley and for Valley tennis it was a sweep
in Cedar Run District play. BW lacrosse earned non-district wins with
the boys defeating Freedom-PW and the girls Fauquier.

Sweet Shutouts:
Many teams not only won but did it by blanking opponents including
Briar Woods boys lacrosse (19-o over Freedom-PW), Park View boy soccer
(3-0 over GM), Loudoun County girls soccer (1-o over Valley), Potomac
Falls softball (15-0 over GM), and Loudoun County softball (9-0 over
Millbrook).

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