Posted on 27 May 2008 by redwan123.
Below are the most played videos from last week, May 19-25, in the Central Region.
The clips are posted from one to 25.
Midlothian left fielder Jessica Poe‘s diving catch in foul territory during the Dominion District first-place playoff game against Cosby was No. 1.
Thomas Dale boys soccer took the second and third spots as Daniel Comer‘s goal was No. 2 and Will Bates shot off the post was No. 3.
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Posted on 27 May 2008 by redwan123.
STATE GROUP AAA TOURNAMENTS
BASEBALL
(Tickets $7)
Quarterfinals, Tuesday, June 3
James River 5, Albemarle 4 (5)
Bethel 4, Chantilly 2
Cosby at Colonial Forge, PPD
Indian River at Lake Braddock, PPD
Quarterfinals, Wednesday, June 4
Colonial Forge 3, Cosby 1 (5)
* Game called in sixth inning because of lightning/rain when Cosby trailed 3-2 and had two players on base with no outs.
Indian River at Lake Braddock, PPD
Quarterfinals, Thursday, June 5
Lake Braddock 10, Indian River 3
Friday, June 6
(at Westfield H.S.)
James River 2, Bethel 1 (8)
Colonial Forge 8, Lake Braddock 7
Saturday, June 7
James River 10, Colonial Forge 0
BOYS SOCCER
(Tickets $7)
Quarterfinals,
Tuesday, June 3
Thomas Dale 2, Osbourn 1
James Robinson 1, Frank Cox 0
Deep Run 2, Osbourn Park 1
Kecoughtan 2, Stone Bridge 1
Friday, June 6
(at Westfield H.S.)
James Robinson 1, Thomas Dale 0
Deep Run 6, Kecoughtan 0
Saturday, June 7
Deep Run 1, Robinson 0
GIRLS SOCCER
(Tickets $7)
Quarterfinals,
Tuesday, June 3
Battlefield at Mills Godwin, PPD until Wednesday (lightning)
Frank Cox 4, Westfield 0
Woodbridge leads Deep Run 1-0, 11:40 left in first half
James W. Robinson 3, First Colonial 1
Quarterfinals, Wednesday, June 4
Battlefield 2, Mills Godwin 1
Woodbridge 1, Deep Run 0
Friday, June 6
(at Westfield H.S.)
Battlefield 2, Frank Cox 1
Robinson 3, Woodbridge 2
Saturday, June 7
Battlefield vs. Robinson, 1 p.m.
SOFTBALL
(Tickets $7)
Quarterfinals,
Tuesday, June 3
Loudoun Valley at Deep Run, PPD until Wednesday
Hickory 2, Herndon 1
Battlefield 1, Midlothian 0
Woodside 7, Westfield 4
Quarterfinals, Wednesday, June 4
Deep Run 6, Loudoun Valley 5
Friday, June 6
(at Westfield H.S.)
Hickory 6, Deep Run 0
Battlefield 11, Woodside 1
Saturday, June 7
Hickory vs. Battlefield, 4 p.m.
BOYS TENNIS
SINGLES
(at Jefferson District Park)
Quarterfinals
Thursday, June 5
Sidarth Balaji (Fairfax) d. Kyle Parker (Godwin) 5-7, 6-4, 6-4
Drew Courtney (Robinson) d. Eric Shulman (Deep Run) 6-2, 6-2
DOUBLES
Quarterfinals, Wednesday
(At ODU)
Kyle Parker/Kevin Calhoun (Godwin) d. Sam Karr/Bobby Kostinas (Western Branch) 6-2, 6-2
Ian Fraser/Cameron Brawley (Cox) d. Edgar Vitkovski/Kevin McMillen (Godwin) 6-2, 6-3
Other quarters THURSDAY at Jefferson Park, 1 p.m.
Friday, June 6
Parker/Calhoun (Godwin) d. Sidarth Balaji/Jason Luu (Fairfax) 7-6, 6-3
Drew Courtney/Stephen Hardy (Robinson) d. Ian Fraser/Cameron Brawley (Frank Cox) 6-1, 6-0
Saturday, June 7
Courtney/Hardy (Robinson) d. Parker/Calhoun (Godwin) 6-4, 4-6, 6-0
GIRLS TENNIS
SINGLES
(at Jefferson District Park)
Quarterfinals
Thursday, June 5
Katie Blow (Mills Godwin) d. Lauren Palmucci (Fairfax) 7-5, 6-1
Michelle Nguyen (South County) d. Nicole Parker (Godwin) 6-2, 6-2
Friday, June 6
Katie Blow (Mills Godwin) d. Alex Ritter (First Colonial) 6-4, 6-1
Kiersten Pappas (Loudoun Valley) d. Michelle Nguyen (South County) 2-6, 7-6, 1-0, retired
Saturday, June 7
Katie Blow d. Kiersten Pappas 5-7, 6-4, 6-1
DOUBLES
Quarterfinals
Katie Blow/Nicole Parker (Godwin) d. Erin Godbout/Stephanie Oswald (Maury) 6-0, 6-1
Faith Atiso/Jenny Lee (Cox) d. Cathleen Crouch/Meg Kristofak (Godwin) 7-6 (8-6), 1-6, 6-3
Other quarters at Jefferson Park, THURSDAY, 1 p.m.
(at Jefferson District Park)
Friday, June 6
Blow/Parker (Godwin) d. Lauren Palmucci/Kate Montill (Fairfax) 6-2, 6-0
Linden Li/Alyssa Shames (Langley) d. Faith Atiso/Jenny Lee (Frank Cox)
Saturday, June 7
Blow/Parker (Godwin) d. Li/Shames (Langley) 6-3, 6-4
CENTRAL REGION SCORES
BASEBALL
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
James River 4, Hanover 0
Patrick Henry 7, Thomas Dale 4, PPD until Wednesday
Cosby 7, Henrico 2 (six innings)
Mills Godwin 5, Matoaca 4
Quarterfinal, Wednesday
Patrick Henry 12, Thomas Dale 5
Semifinals, Thursday
James River 11, Patrick Henry 1
Cosby 8, Mills Godwin 4
Final, Friday
James River 6, Cosby 3
BOYS SOCCER
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
James River 3, Atlee 1
Cosby 3, Lee-Davis 0
Deep Run 3, Matoaca 0
Quarterfinal, Wednesday
Thomas Dale 3, Douglas Freeman 0
Semifinals, Thursday
Thomas Dale 3, James River 1
Deep Run 3, Cosby 1
Final, Friday
Thomas Dale 2, Deep Run 1
GIRLS SOCCER
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
Cosby 3, Atlee 0
Deep Run 3, Thomas Dale 1
James River 5, Lee-Davis 1
Mills Godwin 7, Prince George 0
Semifinals, Thursday
Deep Run 3, Cosby 1
Mills Godwin 2, James River 1
Final, Friday
Mills Godwin 3, Deep Run 0
SOFTBALL
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
Cosby 2, Hanover 1
Deep Run 3, Thomas Dale 0
Midlothian 2, Lee-Davis 1
Prince George 1, Mills Godwin 0
Semifinals, Thursday
Deep Run 2, Cosby 1, 10 innings
Midlothian 1, Prince George 0, 8 innings
Friday, Final
Deep Run 5, Midlothian 0
STATE TOURNAMENT
BOYS TENNIS
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
Mills Godwin 6, Fauquier 0
Fairfax 5, Western Branch 0
Deep Run 5, E.C. Glass 1
James W. Robinson 6, Great Bridge 0
Semifinals, Friday
Mills Godwin 5, Fairfax 3
Robinson 5, Deep Run 1
Final, Saturday
Robinson 5, Mills Godwin 4
STATE TOURNAMENT
GIRLS TENNIS
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
Mills Godwin 5, Osbourn Park 0
Frank Cox 5, W.T. Woodson 3
Thomas Jefferson (No. Va.) 5, First Colonial 0
Quarterfinals, Wednesday
Loudoun Valley 5, Douglas Freeman 0
Semifinals, Friday
Mills Godwin 5, Frank Cox 1
Thomas Jefferson 5, Loudoun Valley 0
Final, Saturday
Mills Godwin 5, Thomas Jefferson 1
* This is Godwin’s fifth state championship in seven straight final appearances.
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Posted on 27 May 2008 by redwan123.
SOFTBALL
CAPITAL DISTRICT
CENTRAL DISTRICT
COLONIAL DISTRICT
DOMINION DISTRICT
BOYS SOCCER
CAPITAL DISTRICT
DOMINION DISTRICT
DOMINION DISTRICT
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Posted on 24 May 2008 by redwan123.
Highlights of the boys action from the 2008 East Coast Volleyball Championships
at Greater Richmond Convention Center in downtown Richmond.
Round 2 videos from Sunday are featured below. To see Round 1 highlights click on the tabs on the video player.
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Posted on 24 May 2008 by redwan123.
Highlights of the girls action from the 2008 South Atlantic Volleyball Championships at Greater Richmond Convention Center in downtown Richmond.
Round 2 videos from Sunday are featured below. To see Round 1 highlights click on the tabs on the video player.
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Posted on 24 May 2008 by redwan123.
Tryouts
are underway, across the nation, for the adidas National Lacrosse Classic and
the top underclassmen players in Richmond are being saught to tryout for one of
two Mid-Atlantic teams, which will represent the region at the ANLC national
championships in Germantown, Maryland, July 18-20.
June 9, there will be a tryout for Private School players at the Episcopal
School in Alexandria, Virginia from 4:30-7:30 p.m. Then, on June 14, the Public School players
will tryout at the Landon School in Bethesda, Maryland (times to be announced).
In
addition, adidas is inviting all interested lacrosse coaches in Virginia to
participate in the tryouts and evaluation process.
For
more details, click here,
or to register, click here and click on the registraion link.
In
addition, for media coverage of all ANLC tryouts and events, visit http://www.digitalsports.com/anlc
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Posted on 23 May 2008 by redwan123.
by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
slewis@digitalsports.com
If at first you don’t succeed, do like Deep Run’s girls did.
After losing by a slim margin last season in indoor and outdoor track, the Wildcats won the Central Region indoor meet three months ago, and added the outdoor crown to it Thursday evening at Sports Backers Stadium.
Several ladies did damage for the Colonial District stalwart, led by N.C. State-bound Ashley Orr.
She earned field event performer of the meet honors on the strength of her long jump title (19-3 1/4) that she won by over a foot.
She placed third in the triple jump (36-10).
Briana Hudson (high jump, 5-5) and the 3,200-meter relay squad also took crowns to help the Wildcats nip Manchester and Desiree Russell by 1.5 points.
Russell, a sophomore, earned the runner-of-the-year award.
She won the 100-meter dash crown over Deep Run’s Joanna Hassell and her 200 win over Henrico’s Empress Harrison.
She helped the Lancers to a third-place finish in the 400 relay, but Orr and Hassell ran the third and fourth leg to put Deep Run second in that event, which could have been the difference.
Manchester’s Stephanie Brown put on a dominating performance in the 100 hurdles, winning by nearly a second to lead the Lancers.
Prince George and 400 champ Amber Pierson finished third, only a half point over Midlothian and 800 winner Paige Johnston.
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by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
slewis@digitalsports.com
The boys track banners at Douglas Freeman hadn’t been touched much, if at all, when it came to region competition.
It’ll have fingerprints all over it soon as the Rebels won the Central Region outdoor track title to couple it with their indoor track title won in February, its first in school history.
Thursday’s championship wasn’t a first, but it was the first since DF did a double in 1997-98.
At the head of the effort were two seniors, Michael Quash and Ulrick Smith (pronounced U-Rick, the l is silent).
They both shared the runner-of-the-year award with blazing performances.
Quash won the 110-meter hurdles and followed with a blistering 37.89 in the 300 hurdles, becoming only the third person to ever go under 38 seconds.
He also finished second to Smith in the 200.
Smith won the 400 easily (48.88) and ran a blistering 48-second split for the winning 1,600 relay squad to put polish on Freeman’s trophy.
Second was Lee-Davis with 60 points, 33 behind Freeman, led by field event performer of the meet Antonio Puller.
Puller, headed to Averett to play basketball, won the triple jump (46-2, tied career best), finished fourth in the high jump and fifth in the long jump a day before his birthday.
Cosby and the terrific Mitchell Shifflett (100 champ, third in 200, anchor of winning 400 relay) finished third with 57 points.
Deep Run was a close fourth with 56 led by Wednesday’s pole vault winner Matthew Armentrout.
Midlothian’s Jason Witt turned in an outstanding performance, setting the 1,600 region record by over three seconds and taking 800 in a tight race with Lee-Davis’ Robert Reynolds.
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Posted on 19 May 2008 by redwan123.
Below are the most played videos from last week, May 12-18, in the Central Region.
The clips are posted from one to 25.
The top-watched video was the boys soccer match between Douglas Freeman and J.R. Tucker that ended in a 0-0 tie. The Cosby-Monacan boys soccer match was a close second and Titans left fielder Mitchell Shifflett‘s catch against James River was third.
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Posted on 19 May 2008 by redwan123.
Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on
the polls.
SOFTBALL
1. Thomas Dale 18-0,
(1)
2. Hanover
16-3, (2)
3. Cosby 16-2,
(4)
4.
Lee-Davis 14-3, (3)
5.
Midlothian, 15-4 (5)
6. Monacan
14-3, (7)
7.
Atlee 15-3, (8)
8. Prince George 13-3,
(6)
9. Mills Godwin 9-6,
(9)
10. Deep
Run 14-6, (10)
Other
receiving votes: Hermitage 10-7,
(NR)
SOCCER
1. Mills Godwin 12-1,
(1)
2. Cosby
12-1-1, (2)
3. Atlee 14-1,
(4)
4.
James River 10-1, (3)
5. Thomas
Dale 16-0, (5)
6. Deep Run 9-2-2,
(6)
7.
Hermitage 10-4-1, (7)
8. Maggie Walker GS 7-3-1, (8)
9. Lee-Davis 11-5,
(10)
10.
Midlothian 8-5, (9)
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