Park View High (Sterling) | Archive | October, 2008

By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor

Sterling (Oct. 11, 2008) – Potomac Falls High School improved upon its best football season ever Friday with a 28-20 AA Dulles District victory over Sterling rival Park View.

Panther senior quarterback Greg Woodlief rushed for a score and threw for two more touchdowns on 11 of 16 passing for 209 yards. Chad McMichael caught a 23-yard touchdown and had six catches for 88 yards. Tarrell Owens piled up 111 yards receiving on four receptions, including a 61-yard score. Owens also had a key deflection on defense that resulted in the game’s only turnover, an intercepton by Matthew Hoover that set up the first of two Asa Fox’s first-half field goals. That first field goal came after PF had been denied in the Red Zone with a 7-6 lead.I

The second field goal came with 11 seconds to go in the half. In between, Woodlief hooked up with Owens on the  long TD play and the Panthers had a 20-6 halftime advantage.

Park View was able to cut the lead to a touchdown with a Brandon Lee to Josh Jones 25-yard touchdown on a fourth down play but PF answered with the Woodlief to McMichael touchdown and then the Panther defense made it 28-13 with a safety late in the third quarter, sacking Lee in his own end zone.

The Patriots made it interesting with a Lee to Drew Mason 48-yard scoring play with 4:48 to play but the PF defense would not allow the Patriots to get close to scoring the tying touchdown.

Michael Baker helped the Panthers take some time of the clock with a variety of hard running plays including a key 21-yard pick-up on 3rd-and-21 late in the game. He finished with a well-earned 109 yards on 20 carries.

Six PV rushers combined for 177 yards but the Patriots managed just 90 yards passing, with half of that coming on the Mason TD.

PF is a step closer to the school’s first ever playoff spot with a 6-0 start and 3-0 district mark. PV falls to 1-2 and 2-4.

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Washington D.C. area high school and youth sports to be featured as part of innovative alignment between leading D.C. media properties

Washington D.C. – October 10, 2008 – ABC 7 WJLA and DigitalSports.com, the region’s top source for local youth and high school sports coverage, have announced a media partnership. The joint venture has been developed to highlight and promote dynamic youth sports coverage in the Washington D.C. metro area.  Visitors to www.wjla.com will now have the opportunity to access play-by-play coverage of local school sports events by simply typing in the key word “high school sports.”

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By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor

(Oct. 7, 2008) – Undefeated Potomac Falls High School leads all AA Division 4 schools in the latest football rankings released by the Virginia High School Legue Monday. The Panthers (5-0) have a 26.8 ratings. Broad Run, also undefeated at 5-0, is tied for third with a 26.0 rating.

While district champions receive automatic bids into the playoffs, the VHSL ratings determine the remainder of the playoff field in each region and also determines homefield advantage.

The area’s third undefeated team, Stone Bridge (6-0), is currently fifth in Division 5 with a 27.667 rating. Briar Woods sits No. 10 in Division 3 at 20.2.

Click for the Top 10 in each of the six divisions.

Northern Region Ratings
Division 5
1, Edison 30.3
2, Stone Bridge 27.7
3, Yorktown 24.2
4, Madison 24.0
5, Mount Vernon 23.8
6, Marshall 20.7
7. Washington-Lee 19.5
8. Lee 18.3
8, Wakefield 18.3
10, Hayfield 18.2
11, South Lakes 16.8
11, TJ 16.8 
13, McLean 15.3
14, Stuart 15.2
15, Falls Church 14.5

Division 6
1, Oakton 30.0
2, Westfield 29.7
3, Chantilly 26.3
3, West Potomac 26.3
5, West Springfield 26.0
6, South County 23.7
7, Woodson 23.2
8, Langley 23.0
9, Herndon 22.8
10, Fairfax 22.7
11, Lake Braddock 21.3
11, Robinson 21.3
13, Annanadale 21.0
14, T.C. Williams 18.0
15, Centreville 17.0

If the playoffs were held tomorrow, top ranked teams in D5, Edison and Stone Bridge, would be facing teams with losing records. SB’s path to another state crown could inlcude Lee again in the first round followed by Yorktown and then a third straight regional title match with Edison, but this year the game might not be held in Ashburn unless the Bulldogs can make up ground in the ratings. The soft record on SB’s non-district opponents has not helped. In D6, how about a wild first round playoff game between West Potomac and West Springfield … it could take 50 points to win that one. A long way to go however … 

Region II
Division 4
1, Potomac Falls 26.8
2, Broad Run 26.0
3, Sherando 22.4
4, Loudoun County 22.2
5, James Wood 21.2
6, Louisa County 20.8
7, Heritage 19.2
8, Park View 18.0
9, Orange 16.8
10, Charlottesville 13.8
11, Brentsville 13.2

Division 3
1, Handley 24.0
2, Monticello 23.6
3, Briar Woods 20.2
4, Skyline 20.0
5, Millbrook 17.8
6, Western Albemarle 15.8
7, Fluvanna 15.2
8, Kettle Run 14.7
9, Dominion 14.4
10, Central 13.0
11, Warren County 12.8
12, Freedom 12.4
13, William Monroe 10.0

If the playoffs were held tomorrow, you could figure that in D4 Potomac Falls would host LC in a rematch of Friday’s game won by the Panthers and Broad Run would host defending regional champion Sherando in a showdown in Ashburn. In D3, Handley would host Skyline in an all-Northwestern District game and Briar Woods would travel to Monticello. But there is still a lot of football to play.

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Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor

Sterling (Oct. 7, 2008) – The performances were indeed spirited at the 14-team 2008 Park View Spiritfest Cheerleading Invitational Saturday but they saved the best for last as the last two teams that took the floor stole the show with Centreville High School turning in a 413.5 point performance and then three-time state champion Stone Bridge ended the evening with a 425.5 powerhouse display to capture the event.

The Wildcats were runner-up with Brentsville third at 407.5. Skyline High School won the Sportsmanship Award.




PARK VIEW SPIRITFEST CHEERLEADING INVITATIONAL 2008

Results

            Place                           Team                                      Score

            1^st                                Stone Bridge                           425.5

            2^nd                               Centreville                               413.5

            3^rd                                Brentsville                               407.5

            4^th                                Herndon (2)                            376

            5^th                                Loudoun County                    362

            6^th                                Briar Woods                            339.5

            7^th                                South Lakes                            339

            8^th                                James Wood                            333

            9^th                                Freedom                                  327

            10^th                              Skyline                                    326

            11^th                              Dominion                                313.5

            12^th                              Manassas Park                         298.5

            13^th                              Herndon (1)                            275

            14^th                              Park View                               249 

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Octoberfest Invitational At Great Meadows
Saturday October 4th, 2008

Boys A Race                  
Boys B Race                  
Boys JV Upper               
Boys JV Under

Girls A Race
Girls B Race
Girls JV Upper
Girls JV Under

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By Dan Sousa
LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor 

The Plains (Oct. 6, 2008) – Dominion High School, led by sophomore J.T. Duke and senior Jimmy Rion, finished 24th in the strong Varsity A field at the 2008 Octoberfest Invitatiional at Great Meadows Saturday.

Duke turned in an area best 16:40.90 for the meet won by Solomon Haile of Sherwood High School, who finished some 32 seconds ahead of the field with a 15:10.35. Rion also broke 17 minutes with a 16:55.57. Duke placed in the top 30 in the field of 328 runners wih Rion placing in the top 50.

Robinson High School won the race with 104 points followed by Walter Johnson MD (153), Severna Park MD (238), Ocean Lakes (245) and Sherwood MD (255). Dominion was 24th (600) with Loudoun Valley two places behind (668) in the 47-team field. Stone Bridge took 32nd (777), Freedom 36th (844) and Park View 45th (1303).

Heritage took fourth in the Varsity B race with Andrew Slazer (17:01.52) finishing 11th in the race as he had the area’s third best time on the day behind Dukie and Rion. Briar Woods had a sixth place showing in the Varsity B race, led by Zach Deaton at 17:08.15 and Connor Pompilio at 17:21.09. The race was won by Herndon (93) followed by Edison (97), Spotsylvania (164), Heritage (165) and Osbourn Park (180).

BW scored 180 followed by other local teams: Broar Run 13th (313), Freedom 17th (440) and Loudoun County 20th (549) in the 23-team race that featured 173 runners. Darin Longeream of James Wood won the race with a 16:15.54.

In the Boys Upperclassmen JV race, Loudoun County took 8th with Heritage 12th, Briar Woods 19th, Broad Run 21st, Freedom 23rd and Dominion 24th. The race was won by West Sprinfield (53 points) followed by West Potomac (76), Walter Johnson MD (130), Robinson (143) and Osbourn Park (178). Jay Jarrels of Spotswood won the race with a 16:57.48. The top Loudoun finisher in the 223-runner event was Heritage’s Jason Gottlieb with a 18:18.69. 

In the Boys Lowerclassmen JV race, Loudoun County took 16th with Heritage 20th, Briar Woods 22nd, Dominion 32nd, and Freedom 37th. Herndon (84) won the 38-team race that featured 386 runners. Walter Johnson MD (95) was runner-up followed by Osbourn Park (96), Chantilly (179) and Ocean Lakes (206). The race was won by Herndon’s Troy Hunsaker with a 17:52.41. The top Loudoun finisher was Briar Woods Patrick Butler with a 19:02.44.

Top 20 Finishers from Loudoun at Octoberfest

1. J.T. Duke, Dominion 16:40.90
2. Jimmy Rion, Dominion 16:55.57
3. Andrew Slazer, Heritage 17:01.52
4, Benjamin Walker, Loudoun Valley 17:04.60
5, Zach Deaton, Briar Woods 17:08.15
6, Connor Pompilio, Briar Woods 17:21.09
7, Nick Sharp, Dominion 17:29.83
8, Chris Weeks, Loudoun Valley 17:31.82
9, Josh Klug, Heritage 17:31.83
10, Sean Graziano, Heritage 17:42.29
11, Reed Sullivan, Stone Bridge 17:42.90
12, Peter Johnson, Freedom, 17:45.91
13, Nicholas Robles, Stone Bridge 17:47.38
14, Ryan Faulkner, Briar Woods 17:48.34
15, Matt Holton, Heritage 17:56.03
16, Brandon Tully, Broad Run 18:00.12
17, Joel Martinez, Loudoun Valley 18:02.45
18, Jimmy O’Neill, Briar Woods 18:03.39
19, Mike Keiter, Broad Run 18:06.19
20, Drew Holcomb, Heritage 18:10.03

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Sterling (Oct. 4, 2008) – Some of the top competitive cheer teams in the area, including Northern Region AAA powers Centreville and Stone Bridge, will compete at tonight’s Spiritfest Cheerleading Invitational at Park View High School.

DigiatalSports.com will have coverage of all the Northern Region and Dulles District  teams at the meet.


PARK VIEW SPIRITFEST CHEERLEADING INVITATIONAL 2008

DATE: Saturday, October 4, 2008                                                                           

PLACE: Park View High School

               400 W. Laurel Avenue

               Sterling, VA  20164

TIMELINE: Warm-Ups begin                                 3:00 PM

                        Doors open to the public                     5:00 PM

                        Processional                                        5:40 PM

                        Competition begins                             6:00 PM

ADMISSION: $5.00 per person

RULES AND SCORE SHEETS: The current National Federation Spirit Rule Book, and the VHSL Regulations distributed in League Notes shall govern this competition. The VHSL State score sheet will be used.

FACILITIES: A matted warm-up area with a high ceiling will be provided.  The competition area will be matted on the school’s main gym floor.

PARTICIPANTS: A maximum of 20 varsity squad participants will be allowed to compete.  Up to four alternates will be admitted and allowed to sit with the team. Any non-varsity member competing MUST be an active member in good standing of your current Freshman or JV squad. A Freshman or JV cheerleader may move up to replace an injured athlete or to increase the size of the squad up to 20.

PERFORMANCE: Each squad will be introduced before entering the competition floor.  At the conclusion of the routine the squad shall vacate the competition floor and may sit in the stands.

ROUTINE AND MUSIC: The routine must be a minimum of two minutes and thirty seconds (150 seconds) and not exceed three minutes (180 seconds).  The music portion of the routine must not exceed 90 seconds.  Coaches or team participants must cue and play their own music.

COMPETITION OFFICIALS: A panel of three judges to adjudicate the competition routine, two safety judges to identify deductions of safety and execution regulations, two timers (one for music and one for overall routine length), an announcer, a sound technician, a licensed trainer, and a meet director.

SCORE SHEETS: Coaches will receive copies of their squad’s score sheets at the end of the competition.

JUDGING CRITERIA:  The following categories will be judged up to the maximum points shown by each category.  A perfect score is 100 points. The judges’ scores will be TOTALED and any safety judges deductions would then be taken.  Judges will be seated in the middle section of the bleachers.

SAFETY/EXECUTION DEDUCTIONS:  The following deduction will be taken per infraction

 
AWARDS:  Awards will be given to 1^stand 2^nd place teams, and an overall sportsmanship award will be given. Individual medals for each member of the 1^st place and 2^nd place team will also be given.

Order of Events:

Coaches Meeting – 2:30pm

Line-up for Processional – 5:40pm

Processional begins – 5:45pm

Competition begins – 6:00pm

v  6:00     Team # 1: Herndon (JV)

v  6:10     Team # 2: Manassas Park

v  6:20     Team # 3: Charlottesville

v  6:30     Team # 4: James Wood

v  6:40     Team # 5: Brentsville

v  6:50     Team # 6: Skyline

v  7:00     Team # 7: Herndon (Varsity)

v  7:10     Team # 8: Freedom

v  7:20     Team # 9: Dominion

v  7:30     Team # 10: Briar Woods

v  7:40     Team # 11: Loudoun County

v  7:50     Team # 12: Park View

v  8:00     Team # 13: South Lakes

v  8:10     Team # 14: Centreville

v  8:20     Team # 15: Stone Bridge

8:40     Awards Presentation

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Friday Oct. 3, 2008 Scoreboard

AA Dulles District

Briar Woods 7, Dominion 0
The Skinny: Falcons make a Ray Taliaferro 3-yard run in the second quarter stand up as the BW defense limits Dominion 36 total yards, keeping explosive RB Deandre Reaves to just 40 yards on 20 carries. BW piled up 293 total yards but three turnovers and 10 penalties kept BW from scoring more. Taliaferro finished with 142 yards on 18 carries. The Titans had more interceptions (3) than completions (2) with BW’s Jeremy Gray collecting two of the picks. BW 1-1, 4-1. Dom 1-1, 1-4.

Broad Run 21, Heritage 13
The Skinny: Two Chris Jessop-to-Adrian Flemming TDs in the second quarter erased a 7-0 Pride lead. Breon Earl’s short punt return for a score provided the final cushion as Josh Thiel hit two second half field goals for Heritage. Pride QB Zach Gordon got the Homecoming crowd fired up with a first quarter score to Dan Dykema. Heritage drove to the Spartan 2 in the waning minutes only to have Joseph Walter intercept a pass in the end zone and return it 57 yards. BR then ran the clock out. Ross Madison gained 131 yards on 25 attempts for the Pride. BR 2-0, 5-0. Her 0-2, 3-2. 

Potomac Falls 47, Loudoun County 14
The Skinny: The big play Panthers had four scoring plays of 38 or more yards in the game including Michael Baker with a 59-yard run and 38-yard fumble return and Greg Woodlief with a 67 run and 40 yard pass to Tarrell Owens. The Raiders intercepted three passes in the first half but couldn’t take advantage as they were giving up four fumlbes as the two teams combined for seven turnovers in the first half, five in the second quarter alone. PF turned a 6-0 advantage into a 27-0 with three scores in a 93-second span in the second quarter. PF 2-0, 5-0. LC 1-1, 3-2.

Park View 41, Freedom 13
The Skinny: Patriots even up their district mark and set up a big game next week as they host undefeated Potomac Falls. Brandon Lee had a big game at QB for the Pats, throwing for four scores, two each to Tommy Sedeski and Josh Jones, and rushing for TDs. Lee finished with 193 yards passing and 90 yards rushing. Luke Bratton threw two scores for Freedom. PV 1-1, 2-3. Free 0-2, 1-4.


AAA Liberty District

Stone Bridge 51, South Lakes 6
The Skinny: Bulldogs led only 29-0 at the half … yes we are being a bit dry here. Patrick Thompson celebrated his Wake Forest comittment by scoring on three runs and throwing a TD pass to John Bladel (we knew him when he was Johnny!). Daniel Allen had a TD run and Mike Olson (hey, he’s going to Wake also!) had an interception return for a score. Abdul Shaban has attempted so many extra points this season that he is filing for workman’s comp. Seahawks good rushing game was grounded to just three yards on 24 attempts. Bulldogs are averaging 51.6 points per game so call this just an “average SB win”! SB 3-0, 6-0. SL 0-3, 1-5.

Westfield 41, Woodson 6
The Skinny: Cavs fall in non-district game to powerhouse Bulldogs. WTW 3-0, 4-2.

Madison 18, Langley 14
The Skinny: Doesn’t get any easier for Saxons with SB up next. Mad 3-0, 4-2. Langley 2-1, 3-3.

Wakefield 37, TJ 10
The Skinny: Hey, come on, SATs are coming up. Warriors get non-district win. TJ 0-3, 1-5.

Marshall vs. McLean


AAA Cedar Run District

Fauquier 28, Loudoun Valley 0
The Skinny: Vikes shut out for the fourth time in five games. LV defense did hold high-flyin’ Falcons to their lowest point total on season. Fauquier 2-0, 5-0. LV 0-2, 0-5.

Hylton 48, Culpeper 0
The Skinny: Culpeper has been held to a total of nine points in its four losses. Non-District affair. Culp 0-2, 1-4.

Liberty 41, Stonewall Jackson 0
The Skinny: Raiders remain winless under new coach Mike Dougherty, former Dominion head coach. Lib 1-1, 4-1. SJ 0-2, 0-5.

Battlefieled 25, Osbourn Park 17
The Skinny: OP came in having allowed just 17 points all season but BF remains unbeaten on the year. BF 2-0, 5-0. OP 1-1, 3-2.

Potomac 28, Osbourn 14
The Skinny: Eagles fall in non-district game. Osbourn 1-1, 1-4. 
 

More Scores

AAA Northern Region

Mount Vernon 49, J.E.B. Stuart 0
Lake Braddock 12, Lee 0
Oakton 17, Chantilly 15
Edison 38, Yorktown 0
Herndon 16, Fairfax 13
 
Region II AA Northwestern District

Millbrook 33, Brentsville 23
Handley 16, Skyline 12
James Wood 35, Warren County 26
Sherando vs. Central

Region II AA Jefferson District

Monticello 24, Louisa 14
Fluvanna 31, Charlottesville 22
James Monroe 42, Orange 15
King George 30, William Monroe 24

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From: Dan Sousa, LoudounPrepSports.com Senior Content Editor

To: LPS Viewers!

Well we are still working out our software updates here at DigitalSports so our content is a bit backed up. We are also working out some issues as some of the Sports Centrals and School sites are coming back online.

Rest assured, Alysia “Sideout” Deem and myself are out covering events and we have a lot of good stuff (official term for stories, videos, photos, LPS Monkey musings) to put up. Here is what to expect in the next 72 hours:

Football: Dan is covering Potomac Falls at Loudoun County tonight and Alysia will be at Broad Run at Heritage. Expect video highlights, interviews and photos from both games. Plus we have to get our You  Pick’Em back up! In the meantime, here is Sneak Peak:

You Pick’Em: Last Week’s Winners: Congrats to John Koren, one of our biggest winners two years ago, back in the winner’s circle with his 28-7 BR pick over BW (final was 29-0). He edged out Landon Hawes, young son of PF boys hoops coach Jeff Hawes! Koren also tied with SB baseball coach Sam Plank in our other game as both had PF winning 35-21 over Heritage, off by 13 in the surprising 48-21 final.

This week’s Game: Potomac Falls at Loudoun County (send the final score predictions into Dan email:dsousa@digitalsports.com).

Also in football, here is our latest Power Ranking:

1, Stone Bridge (5-0). 2, Broad Run (4-0). 3, Potomac Falls (4-0). 4, Briar Woods (3-1). 5, Heritage (3-1). 6, Loudoun County (3-1). 7, Loudoun Valley (0-4). 8, Park View (1-3). 9, Dominion (1-3). 10, Freedom (1-3).

Tonight’s games: PF @ LC; BR @ Heritage; Dominion @ BW; PV @ Freedom; Fauquier (4-0) @ Valley; and SB @ South Lakes (1-4).

News: Freedom RB Jeff Pugh likely out for the season. We wish him a speedy recovery!

(Our football stats are behind but we are collected the data … either we will post it over the weekend or send it in with those Lucky Charm box tops to get a glow-in-the-dark decoder ring.)

Volleyball: Dan covered the Briar Woods win over Dominion last night and Alysia was at LC’s win over Potomac Falls. Check back for the story including video highlights and interviews and photos.

Volleyball scoreboard: LC 3, PF 0, BW 3, Dom 1; Her 3, PV 0; BR 3, Free 0; LV 3, Battlefield 2 (Vikes come from behind to take control of first place in Cedar Run District); SB 3, Marshall 0 (Bulldogs open Liberty District play with a win). Check back for a round-up with details on these matches.

We also have the latest Off the Net blog entry from NoDinx to post.

Latest Volleyball Power Rankings: 1, Loudoun County. 2, Loudoun Valley. 3, Heritage. 4, Potomac Falls. 5, Briar Woods. On the bubble: Broad Run, Stone Bridge, Dominion

Cheer: This afternoon we will put up a preview of Saturday’s big cheer meet at Park View. After the meet, check back for a story with video and photos!

Golf: We have video from last week’s Dulles District tournament to put up. We will also have full coverage of Valley’s attempt at repeating as the Northwest Region champion.

Cross Country: BW runners set some records yesterday, check back for details. Plus Dan is working on a fun feature story about ultra-marathon running with interviews with Dominion XC coach Brian Schmidt and LC XC coach Courtney Campbell.

Whew! Not enough for you … for the love of … OK, how about this: Alysia went to the Team Joe charity golf event this morning and has photos and videos (Joe Petrella is so cute! LPS Monkey says uncle Ron Petrella ain’t half bad … not sure what to make of that comment) … We have PF Athletes of the Month to post … an interview with new SB girls soccer coach Joan Windows (her third head coaching job so we reserve the right to call her Windows 3.0) … and breaking news on another coaching hire (shhhh … Paul Tenorio, our favorite WashPost reporter, might be reading …. So we won’t give it away!).

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