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October 03, 2008
Long sets STAB mark
St. Anne’s-Belfield quarterback Howie Long passed for 283 yards to overtake Sean McChesney for the school’s all-time passing record in a 56-35 victory over Virginia Episcopal on Friday.
St. Anne’s drops Prep matchup
Jay Weisbrod of St. Christopher’s was able to tally early in Friday’s contest with St. Anne’s-Belfield as the visitors from Richmond came away with a tough 3-1 victory.
Boone, Terrell key Madison win
QUICKSBURG — Madison County didn’t get off to a good start Friday night at Stonewall Jackson, but the Mountaineers cruised to a 26-13 victory and remained unbeaten.
Groh, Cavs enter crucial stretch
With the heat reaching an all-time high, Virginia coach Al Groh has been presented a fortuitous schedule that may determine his ever-fragile future.
QB woes illustrate UVa slide
Kevin Ogletree was sitting around chewing the fat with a bunch of sportswriters the other day when he recollected all of the Virginia quarterbacks that had thrown him a pass during his career.
Blog: Sign policy explained
Virginia released the nuts and bolts of its sign policy. Enjoy. Yes, Big Brother will find a way to remove your “Groh Must Go” sign if you hold it too high.
October 02, 2008
MHS, LCHS vie for hold on JD
Another week, and another Jefferson District showdown.
Patriots take on Colonial Forge
Much has been made of Albemarle’s offense and its big play ability, but four games into the season, the Patriot defense has done its share of the heavy lifting as well.
Released Hobgood talks departure
Not too many people would have wanted to be in Jim Hobgood’s shoes on a December afternoon in Puerto Rico nearly two years ago.
Cavaliers romp past Wolfpack
The Virginia women’s soccer team is officially clicking on all cylinders.
Louisa’s defense locks down
Louisa, who is 4-1 and has already surpassed its win total from a year ago, hopes the trend continues against district foe Monticello tonight.
Stangs rely on Washington
“I got burnt a lot last year,” Khiry Washington said. “But you learn from that because that causes losses — you’ve just got to stay deep.”
Heyward-Bey makes Terps go
With the Terrapins’ offense reeling at a Virginia-like clip at Clemson, one play ignited the stagnant attack in an instant.
October 01, 2008
Hobbled Covington bides his time
“Early on in training camp, he had hip flexor issues,” said Virginia coach Al Groh. “Maurice had a great summer. He was clearly very dedicated to making this a great season for himself and then he ended with hip flexor problems.
Cavaliers pleased with Alwine’s choice
Coming out of Lower Dauphin High School in Elizabethtown, Pa., Lauren Alwine was an All-American in field hockey and soccer. As one would expect, she was recruited in both sports by a number of the top college programs.
Ex-UVa player makes return
CBS Outdoor and Virginia Sports Properties, the multi-media rights partner of the University of Virginia athletics department, announced Wednesday that former UVa point guard Cory Alexander will serve as analyst with play-by-play announcer Dave Koehn on Virginia broadcasts during the 2008-09 men’s basketball season.
Virginia-Maryland rivalry one of ACC’s best
Scattershooting around the ACC, while noting that the Maryland vs. Virginia rivalry has developed into one of the league’s best over the past couple of seasons…
Virginia-Maryland rivalry one of ACC’s best
Scattershooting around the ACC, while noting that the Maryland vs. Virginia rivalry has developed into one of the league’s best over the past couple of seasons…
Blog: Men’s basketball gets radio overhaul
Virginia’s radio crew for men’s basketball this season will have a completely new look. Courtney Alexander, who played basketball at UVa and in the NBA, has been hired to replace long-time announcer Jim Hobgood.
September 30, 2008
A quiet accomplishment
As it turns out Ragland surpassed the old record over the summer, when most volleyball teams were going through preseason workouts before practice started in August. That’s when the Virginia High School League made a simple correction to former record-holder Lillie Moore’s win total from 415 to 372 victories, immediately vaulting Ragland, the state’s active leader, into the top spot all-time.
What might have been for Virginia
With turmoil swirling around Groh after the Cavaliers’ 1-3 start, fans are looking for reasons as to why the program is struggling in the coach’s eighth year on the job.
Groh unfazed by doubters in stands
“I don’t think about my future,” he said. “I just think about the next game.”
Pats win Commonwealth crown
Last week at the Birdwood Golf course, Albemarle’s squad wrapped up its sixth consecutive district crown with a four-stroke victory over Colonial Forge.
Leisure, Warriors win at Meadowcreek
For the seventh year in a row, Western Albemarle walked away with the Jefferson District tournament title on Tuesday afternoon at Meadowcreek Golf Course. The Warriors’ top player, Patrick Leisure, fought off Monticello’s Kevin Archer in a playoff to win the individual crown.
Dragons sweep Lions
In a wide-open Jefferson District, the William Monroe volleyball team is establishing themselves as one of the top programs this year.
September 29, 2008
STAB’s Stinnie commits to Tribe
Bryan Stinnie’s hopes of playing college ball are a reality as he has accepted an offer from William and Mary.
Monticello’s Graham a dual threat
Graham racked up a team-high 82 rushing yards on 14 carries and ran for two scores in the 44-13 win over Orange County. So far this year, he has rushed for 155 yards and five TDs.
Days later, STAB gets its win
St. Anne’s finished the job it started three days ago by defeating its longtime rival 27-16.
Cavs’ recruiting haul rated 2nd in nation
Having the nation’s second-best recruiting class, as ranked by one national service, has that type of impact on a coach.
September 28, 2008
Cavs looking for answers after loss to Blue Devils
With one purpose in mind, Virginia tight end John Phillips jogged off the field at Wallace Wade Stadium the instant that he witnessed the final second tick off Wallace Wade Stadium’s clock.
