Skyline Hawks Fall in Tight Home Tennis Bout
Skyline hosts Clarke County in a non district boys tennis match. No.1 singles saw Preston Bernier edge Cole Logan 8-2 while No.2 Gabe Tweedie beat Jonathan Westbrook 8-6 and No.3 Maximus Napier won 8-1. Doubles results favored Skyline 2 1 with 9-8 and 8-6 scores as Hawks move to 2-4.
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Hawks
Eagles
Skyline
Cole Logan
Preston Bernier
Gabe
Tweedie
Jonathan Westbrook
Maximus Napier
Jake Pastore
Ty Campbell
Aden Rounds
Luke Natalie
David Flaherty
Max Boyd
Pasha Holsinger
Logan
Napier
Bernier
Westbrook
Tweedie and
Boyd
Pastore
Rounds
Campbell
Natalie
Flaherty and
Holsinger
The
Northwestern
Warren County
Rosati
Byler
Martinez-Barrio
Whalen
Sinclair and
Siksay
Hayton
Mary Simmons
Horton
Silva Ortiz-Merino
Collins and
Trent
Skyline and Hawk athletes shine in meet performances
Alison Lear Olivia DeFrates Ashley Gambill and Scarett Flores won the 4x800 in 11 27.10 while Scarlett Flores placed second in the 400 and Jeneal Maldonado second in the triple jump and hurdling events. Skyline boys led by Ralpha Brown claimed multiple wins including long jump 20 2 and 110 hurdles 17 51 with Kai pha Brown earning high points. Other winners included Loudoun Schucker in the 800 and Ben Phillips in the 3200 as Skyline also won the 4x100. Hawks claimed seconds in several events led by Zayden Burks and Brady Kaufman with relay second finishes.
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Lady Hawks
Alison Lear
Olivia DeFrates
Ashley Gambill
Scarett Flores
Warren County
Scarlett Flores
Jeneal Maldonado
Amanda Carter
Wildcats
Diamond
Elaine Breeden
Skyline
Ralpha Brown
Brown
Bordner
Kaipha Brown
Sky
Loudoun Schucker
Ben Phillips
Hawks
Zayden Burks
Brady Kaufman
Handley High meet shows promise for Burks and teammates
Burks placed third in the 200 dash with a time of 24.99 seconds and contributed to the 3:54 4x? relay split. Bordner praised the team’s dedication and expected a bright season as athletes pursue their goals at Handley High School's meet.
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Burks
Handley High School
Bordner
Wildcats claim multiple podiums in indoor meet
Wildcats athletes posted strong showings with Ava Dickerson winning the girls high jump at 14-08 and Evie Huston taking second in both the high jump 14-58 and long jump 15-00.58. Teammate Adi Oyler placed third in the 1:09.24 final, while Angel Baker finished second in the 800 with 2:51.61.
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Adi Oyler
Ava Dickerson
Cats
Warren
Evie Huston
Huston
Lady Wildcats
Angel Baker
Wildcat Track Sees Ella Martin Win 3200 Meter Race
Ella Martin finished first in the 3200 meter at 13 58 64 with Ava Powell placing third in the 300 meter hurdles at 56 55. Warren County girls relay teams dominated the meet with the 4x400 winning in 5 01 43 and the 4x800 placing second in 11 36 85. Lauren Foltz took third in the triple jump for the Wildcats.
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Ella Martin
Ava Powell
Warren County
Lauren Foltz
Wildcats
Wildcats fall to Sherando after rough game
Warren County Wildcats manager Henry praised progress early in the season but blamed a rough night on Sherando. Warren County and seven walks aided by two Warren County errors helped the Warriors. Gavin Dodson led Warren with a two run single as Sebh France and Adam Adlinger added hits.
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Sherando
Warren County
Warriors
Wildcats
Santanna Puller
Anna Borst
RBI
Makayla Williams
Lily Wray
Mady Cox
Wray
Ariel Rogers
Olivia Kelly
Becca Jett
Northwestern
Kettle Run
Gavin Dodson
Warren
Sebh France
Adam Adlinger
Wildcats Optimistic After Strong Showing Amid Playoff Push
Henry praised the team's work ethic and competitiveness as the Wildcats eye a playoff run. He said, If we do this, making the playoffs is not out of the question, but we will take it one game at a time. The Wildcats return Monday, April 8, at Fauquier.
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Henry
Wildcats
Fauquier
RMA Sports Programs Expand Facilities and Staff
Under Colonel Tim Ott and coaches Andrea Mewhinney James Taafel and Joseph Owens RMA ramps up varsity athletics. Standouts Michael DeMato Jr Jake Graham Bilal Kebbay Bijou Kebbay Oluwatoni Ogunlade Nolan Kirabo Iv Ocran seek top VSI AA state results as new throwing blocks and windscreens boost track and field and tennis facilities. Golf and baseball also grow with chip pin range home run fence and improved fields.
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Tim Ott
Andrea Mewhinney
James Taafel
Joseph Owens
Chael DeMato Jr
Jake Graham
Bilal Kebbay
Bijou Kebbay
Oluwatoni Ogunlade
Nolan Kirabo
IV Ocran
Campus staff praised for athletic program improvements
The speaker credits Assistant Athletic Director Andrea Mewhinney and Athletic Facilities Manager Taylor Vazquez for department success. Groundskeeper and wrestling coach Billy Shannon, co-owner of Shannon Jiu Jitsu, has improved campus facilities with Colonel Tim Ott and Taylor Vazquez. Mechanic Mikey Ramos keeps the fleet roadworthy.
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Andrea Mewhinney
Taylor Vazquez
Billy Shannon
Linden
Tim Ott
Chesf
Mikey Ramos
April Fools Prank Turns on Social Media Mocking Retirement News
A father explains fooling his son with a fabricated LeBron James retirement post. The son replies wryly, “nice try dad,” showing the lasting pull of online prank history. The piece reflects on verifying online claims before belief.
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