Meadowbrook High School | Archive | May, 2008

Final Boys Spring 10s

Posted on 19 May 2008 by redwan123.

Records as of Sunday, May 18

Click on team’s name to visit their team page
Previous ranking in parenthesis
Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the polls.


BASEBALL
1. Cosby 16-1, (1)
2. Thomas Dale 18-2, (2)
3. James River 13-5, (3)
4. Mills Godwin 15-4, (4)
5. Hanover 15-5, (5)
6. Matoaca 14-4, (7)
7. Patrick Henry 13-5, (8)
8. Lee-Davis 13-6, (10)
9. Henrico 15-5, (9)
10. Deep Run 13-7, (6)
Others receiving votes: Dinwiddie 12-7, (NR); L.C. Bird 10-8, (NR)

SOCCER
1. Deep Run 14-1-1, (1)
2. Cosby 15-1, (2)
3. James River 12-3-1, (4)
4. Thomas Dale 15-1, (3)
5. Lee-Davis 14-1, (5)
6. Douglas Freeman 9-3-3, (7)
7. Atlee 10-4-1, (9)
8. Midlothian 10-5-1, (10)
9. Monacan 11-5, (6)
 10. Colonial Heights 13-3, (NR)
Others receiving votes: Matoaca 10-4-1, (8); J.R. Tucker 9-3-1, (NR)

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PS Performance Clinic

Posted on 18 May 2008 by redwan123.

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
slewis@digitalsports.com

You hear it all of the time when referring to a promising, young company, but it is true in Position Specifics’ case.

It’s getting better and better.

Over 100 campers came out to the first annual Performance Clinic at SCOR near Virginia Union University.

Even more schools were represented.

George Wythe made a big apperance in numbers. Mills Godwin came out. Highland Springs, Varina and Douglas Freeman are the usuals.

The counselors were top-notch as well. Former Virginia Tech star Mike Crawford, Virginia Hornets coach Clifford “Perk” Jefferson and PS’ Chad Blackstock and Kevin Lewis shared their expertise.

They added in some youthful football minds in former Varina stars Davon Morgan (Virginia Tech) and Alan-Michael Cash (N.C. State), and former Highland Springs standout Jim Davis (Virginia Tech, headed to Canadian Football League).

There was a new vet, too, in Eddie Handsome, the newly minted assistant at Varina.

“I think it is an awesome opportunity for the kids because I know myself growing up I never had a professional athlete or a college athlete come back and give me advice about anything,” said Davis, who spent two seasons with the NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars. “I think it is important for us to come out and get into the community, be seen, let them know that they are loved and we are behind them.”

College is in front of a lot of them, and though some coaches that confirmed couldn’t make it out, a few did from the Division II and III level.

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Basketball Decisions

Posted on 18 May 2008 by redwan123.

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
slewis@digitalsports.com

Several standout basketball players have made their college decisions recently.

Harvey Mills, Highland Springs’ standout point guard and an all-DigitalSports pick, is headed to Virginia State to play for coach Tony Collins.

Mills, a four-year varsity player who stepped into the starting point guard spot seamlessly, averaged 11 points per game as Highland Springs dropped only two games all season. Mills dropped a 3.97 grade-point average on the Nile Mile Road school.

“Because of his uncanny ability to shoot the basketball, his experience as a player and his tremendous work ethic, Harvey will prove to be a valued recruiting gem for Virginia State and head coach Tony Collins,” Highland Springs coach George Lancaster said.

* L.C. Bird forward Travis Keels is headed to Division II power Augusta State in Georgia.

The 6-7 Keels, an all-DigitalSports selection, averaged 14 points, 11 rebounds and five blocks and was the Dominion District player of the year.

* Former Douglas Freeman standout Ahyaro Phillips, who just finished up a postgraduate year at Fork Union, cast his lot with Nevada.

He had offers from several schools, including perennial Big South champion Winthrop in Rock Hill, S.C.

* Petersburg big man John Holleman is going to Walter State Community College.

* Dinwiddie’s high-scoring Deonte Lewis will play for Hartford Community College in Maryland.

* Adam Desgain of J.R. Tucker will head north to Randolph-Macon to play for coach Mike Rhoades. Desgain poured in 22.5 points per game, best in the Central Region.

* After spending a couple of years at Allegheny Community College, former Matoaca star Calvin Lee earned a scholarship to Towson.

* Former Henrico star Tray Okoth, the Central Region player of the year in 2006, is going to Carson Newman. He had been playing at Cleveland State Community College.

Several girls have made their decisions.

* L.C. Bird’s Bianca Vaughan will join the CIAA and play for St. Augustine’s.

The sharpshooter threw in six points per game for the Central Region champs, including a season-high 17 points against Meadowbrook with they were top-ranked in the DigitalSports Top 10.

* Patrick Henry’s Jontee Lindsey is headed to Claftin University in South Carolina.

* Rischelle Carter of Varina has picked Clinton Junior College in South Carolina. So has Meadowbrook’s Jessica Arnold.

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ASSIST All-Star Game

Posted on 17 May 2008 by redwan123.

The first annual ASSIST Student Athletes girls basketball all-star game is set for Tuesday, May 20 at Varina High School.

Admission is $6 and the doors will open at 5:30 p.m. There will be two games.

The first game pits a Richmond all-star team versus various area private school and out-of-town stars. That will begin at 6 p.m.

The next game follows at 7:15 as another group of Richmond all-stars will take on Hampton Roads’ ladies.

Check out www.assiststudentathletes.com for more information.

Richmond All-Stars Team #1 vs. Hampton All-Stars, 6 p.m.

Richmond #1 Roster

Brooke Long, Mills Godwin (Longwood)
Latonya Willis, Varina (Undecided)
Richelle Carter, Varina (Clinton CC)
Varneisha Harris, Varina (Undecided)
Jontee Lindsey, Patrick Henry (Claftin University)
Lauren Kornacki, Deep Run (Mary Washington)
Jolisa Williams, Charles City (St Augustine’s)
Rachel Washington, Henrico (Undecided)

Hampton Roster
Adrena May, Great Bridge (Undecided)
Lavonna Spencer, Bethel (Undecided)
Tonya Clark, Princess Anne (Delaware State)
Amaris Gardner, Bayside (Undecided)
Lakita Hicks, Hampton (Undecided)
Ashlee May, Deep Creek (Undecided)
Arynn Easom, Princess Anne (Undecided)
Tanzania Bridget, Bethel (Undecided)

Richmond All-Stars Team #2 vs. Private School All-Stars, 7:15 p.m.

Richmond #1 Roster
Emari Ready, Monacan (Committed to Lees McRae)
Dana Cheeks, Huguenot (Christopher Newport)
Brittany Harris, Midlothian (George Mason)
Chennel York, Clover Hill (Pittsburgh)
Jessica Arnold, Meadowbrook (Clinton CC)
Bianca Vaughan, L.C. Bird (St. Augustine’s)
Deja Middleton, Meadowbrook (Radford)
Jermile Batten, Midlothian (Elon)

Private School Roster
Brittany Clark, Amelia Academy (Harcum CC)
Gabrielle Moore, Amelia Academy (Harcum CC)
Marguex Byrd, Norfolk Collegiate (Air Force)
Shelonda Pulley, Surry County (Undecided)
Vonisha Robinson, Franklin (Undecided)
Janice Holeman, Franklin (Undecided)
Tionna Gill, Trinity Episcopal (VCU)
Eboney Joyner, Frankin (Undecided)
Keyontae Perry, Manchester (Harcum CC)

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Top 25 Videos: May 5-11

Posted on 12 May 2008 by redwan123.

Below are the most played videos from last week, May 5-11, in the Central Region.

The clips are posted from one to 25.

Surprisingly, a clip more than a year old graces the top spot. Douglas Freeman alumni Ahyaro Phillips‘ dunk in the last year’s 804 All-Star game slam dunk contest was most viewed.

That is followed by goals by Freddie Carlton (Mills Godwin) and Bryan Hughes (Cosby).

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Girls Spring 10s – May 12

Posted on 12 May 2008 by redwan123.

Records as of Sunday, May 11
Click on team’s name to
visit their team page
Previous ranking in
parenthesis

Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on
the polls.

SOFTBALL
1. Thomas Dale 15-0,
(1)
2. Hanover
15-3, (2)
3.
Lee-Davis 12-2, (3)
4. Cosby 13-2,
(4)
5.
Midlothian, 14-3 (5)
6. Prince George 12-2,
(6)
7. Monacan
12-2, (7)
8.
Atlee 13-3, (8)
9. Mills Godwin 8-5,
(9)
10. Deep
Run 14-4, (10)
Other
receiving votes: Hermitage 8-7,
(NR)


SOCCER
1. Mills Godwin 10-1,
(1)
2. Cosby 11-1, (2)
3.
James River 9-1, (3)
4. Atlee 13-1,
(4)
5. Thomas
Dale 12-0, (5)
6. Deep Run 9-2-2,
(6)
7.
Hermitage 9-3-1, (7)
8. Maggie
Walker GS 6-3-1, (9)
9. Midlothian 6-5,
(8)
10. Lee-Davis 9-5,
(10)
Other receiving votes: Prince George 9-2-1,
(NR)

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Boys Spring 10s – May 12

Posted on 12 May 2008 by redwan123.

Records as of Sunday, May 11

Click on team’s name to visit their team page
Previous ranking in parenthesis
Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the polls.


BASEBALL
1. Cosby 14-1, (1)
2. Thomas Dale 15-2, (3)
3. James River 11-5, (2)
4. Mills Godwin 13-4, (4)
5. Hanover 13-5, (6)
6. Deep Run 13-5, (7)
7. Matoaca 12-4, (5)
8. Patrick Henry 11-5, (NR)
9. Henrico 13-4, (8)
10. Lee-Davis 11-6, (9)
Others receiving votes: Manchester 11-6, (NR); Dinwiddie 10-7, (NR)

SOCCER
1. Deep Run 12-1-1, (1)
2. Cosby 13-1, (2)
3. Thomas Dale 14-0, (3)
4. James River 9-3-1, (5)
5. Lee-Davis 12-1, (4)
6. Monacan 7-3, (6)
7. Douglas Freeman 9-3-1, (7)
8. Matoaca 9-3-1, (10)
9. Atlee 8-4-1, (NR)
10. Midlothian 6-5-1, (9)
Others receiving votes: J.R. Tucker 7-3, (8); Colonial Heights 11-3, (NR) 

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Lee-Davis FB Events

Posted on 11 May 2008 by redwan123.

Former Highland Springs defensive coordinator Jason Meade, now Lee-Davis’ head football coach, is making things happen before the season for the Confederates.

Meade and assistant Charlie Crittendon have two events specifically for football players coming up in May.

The first is the Drive Stop Football Skills Camp from May 21-23 from 5-7 p.m. at Lee-Davis High School.

The cost is $30 per player and the camp is open to rising ninth graders to 12th graders. Payment and registration form (below) is due Friday, May 16.


The other event is a unique one. It’s called the Drive Stop Football Push-Pull Team Competition, set for Saturday, May 31 at L-D’s gymnasium.

The event is open to all area high-school teams and consists of 10 players per squad competing in the bench and dead lift. This will give the big guys a shot to shine as most competitions are suited for the skill players.

Meade says four teams have already signed up for the competition, but time is still available for others. The cost is $275 per team for the AAU meet.

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Central District Girls Tennis Tournament

Posted on 07 May 2008 by redwan123.

Prince George, Petersburg and Matoaca battled it out in the singles semifinals of the Central District girls tennis tournament on Wednesday.

Darya Uzzell of Matoaca took on Stephanie Eldin of Prince George and Ebony Henderson faced Prince George’s Elizabeth Walsh.

Uzzell was unstoppable as she was able to defeat Eldin 8-2.

“It was a good win and I was prepared,” Uzzell said.  “She (Eldin) was good, I felt like my angles got her.  I am just waiting for the finals.”

Walsh was able to defeat Henderson 8-2 and will face the hard hitting Uzzell in the finals.

The doubles tournament was just as exciting.

Prince George had two teams in the quarterfinals.

Eldin and Walsh paired up and defeated Hopewell’s Welmot and Horat 8-0.

The Royals other team of Lamb and Cash did not have such a dominating performance as their teammates.

They were able to defeat the Colonial Heights’ team of Jones and Braitwaite in a tie breaker 7-4.

Matoaca’s Uzzell and Raqsdall defeated Akers and Barnes of Colonial Heights 8-1 and on the far court Petersburg’s Henderson and Dana took on Dinwiddie’s Diaz and Tucker.

Diaz and Tucker advanced winning 8-4.

In the semifinal match ups, Walsh and Eldin defeated Uzzell and Raqsdall 8-1 and will advance to the finals to meet Dinwiddie’s Diaz and Tucker who defeated Prince George’s Lamb and Cash 8-2.
 

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Girls Spring 10s – May 5

Posted on 05 May 2008 by redwan123.

Records as of Sunday, May 4
Click on team’s name
to visit their team page
Previous ranking in
parenthesis

Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on
the polls.

SOFTBALL
1.
Thomas Dale 13-0, (3)
2. Hanover 13-3,
(4)
3. Lee-Davis 10-2,
(1)
4. Cosby
11-2, (2)
5. Midlothian, 11-3
(9)
6. Prince
George 12-2, (5)
7. Monacan 11-2, (7)
8. Atlee 11-3,
(6)
9. Mills
Godwin 7-4, (10)
10.
Deep Run 12-4, (8)
Other receiving votes: Hermitage 7-5, (NR)

TENNIS
1. Mills Godwin 16-0,
(1)
2. Douglas
Freeman 13-1, (2)
3. Midlothian 11-1,
(3)
4. Deep
Run 8-3, (4)
5. James River 10-3,
(5)
6. Prince
George 13-2, (6)
7. Atlee 11-2,
(7)
8. Matoaca 12-3, (8)
9.
Patrick Henry 9-4, (9)
10. Lee-Davis 8-5,
(10)
Other receiving votes: Hanover 6-7,
(NR)

SOCCER
1. Mills
Godwin 8-1, (2)
2. Cosby 9-1,
(1)
3. James River 8-1,
(5)
4. Atlee 12-1,
(3)
5. Thomas
Dale 11-0, (4)
6. Deep
Run 8-1-2, (6)
7. Hermitage 8-2-1,
(7)
8. Midlothian 6-4,
(9)
9. Maggie
Walker GS 5-3-1, (8)
10.
Lee-Davis 7-4, (10)
Other receiving votes: Prince George 7-2-1,
(NR)

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