Dawkins Lifts Hawks Past Skyline In Close Run
Warren County native Dawkins drained a pair of third quarter threes to give Skyline its first lead, but Autumn Troxell scored 13 to lead the Hawks as Warren sealed the win with late free throws. Coach Kenney praised the defensive stand amid eight fourth-quarter free throws by Warren.
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Skyline
Autumn Troxell
Wildcats
Hawks
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Jordan Christian
Shayne Clifton
Troxell
Warren County
Kelly
Beckner Dominates 3A Regional Final In Wrestling Showdown
Beckner and Wright battled to a 0-0 first period tie before Beckner reversed for two points and led 2-0 into the final. Beckner controlled Wright in the third, rode him out, then celebrated a 6-0 region finale win en route to state championships. He eyes a Salem Civic Center title after strong regional performance. Barisciano and Schneider also fell in finals.
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Wright
Salem Civic Center
Tony Lattanze
Brentsville
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Barisciano
Jeffrey Walker
Schneider
Zach Edmonds
New Kent
Wildcats wrestle to state as six advance in district meet
BJ Thompson dropped to third in the 120 division after a 3 0 semifinal loss to Kalide Endale of Lafayette, but bounced back with two wins. Shanholtz earned a crucial 8 4 win over Central's Thomas Peacemaker in the 138 pound division to reach states, after five prior losses to Peacemaker this season. Coach Wadas hailed the crew’s peak in time for state competition, tying the 2003 team for most all state wrestlers.
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Lafayette
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Central
Thomas Peacemaker
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Peacemaker
Warren County
Matt Wadas
Rodger Seemiller
Stephen Beidrycki
Goss leads Hawks as regionals shape state bid in Salem
Goss hailed a tough state race after strong regional showings that boost his seed for the 3A state tournament at Salem. Skyline teammates Caleb Van Doren and Dustin Santmyers earned second place at 138 and 160, while heavyweight Gerren Butler finished fifth and Bryan Reason of Hopewell might advance despite an injury. The Hawks failed to qualify more grapplers than hoped after several close losses in consolation rounds.
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Salem
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Dustin Santmyers
Gerren Butler
Bryan Reason
Hopewell
Hawks
Justin Cornwell
Tony Lattanze
Brentsville
Trey Drummond
Warhill
Garret Maddox
Skyline Hawks fall short again end of season bid
Skyline coach Matt Keel laments back-to-back losses that left the Hawks finishing fifth at the district. Santmyers dropped a 3-2 decision to Colonial Heights’ Justin Trent in the 160-pound final, with Keel contesting a late reversal. Keel says qualifiers aim to win at Salem and won’t settle for mere qualification.
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Matt Keel
Hawks
Santmyers
Justin Trent
Colonial Heights
Skyline Hawks struggle with 2-20 mark and 12-game skid
Skyline coach Jacob Bates reflects on a hard season as the Hawks posted a 2-20 record and endured a 12 game losing streak. He praises the team's work ethic and bonding despite graduations and key injuries, noting the season built character for future multi sport success and the basketball program.
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Skyline
Jacob Bates
Bates
Future Optimism Signals Skyline Basketball After Tough Season
Coach Bates notes seniors hardly contributed this year but mentored underclassmen in daily practice. He says Skyline basketball will enter next season with elevated expectations due to gained experience and planned off season work, leaving the school optimistic come November.
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Skyline
Randolph-Macon Swimmers Finish Strong at VISAA II Meet
Ran dolph-Macon swimmers Quinn Blankenship and Cheng Qian placed at the VISAA II Invitational at Freedom Aquatic Center. Blankenship was 12th in the 500 free in 5 29.72 and Qian took 15th in the 100 back in 56.52. Seton School won girls and Fredericksburg Christian won boys team titles. AMA girls were eighth and boys eleventh. a week earlier Blankenship won the 200 free and was second in the 500 at the Delaney Athletic Conference championships in Fredericksburg. Qian won the 50 free and 100 back.
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Randolph-Macon
Freedom Aquatic Center
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Qian
Seton School
Fredericksburg Christian
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Blankenship
Delaney
Wildcats reach Conference 28 semifinals with No 2 seed
Warren County coach Vernon Mathews notes district tournament had no bearing on postseason and recommends avoiding extra games. Warren, 18-4, earned the No 2 seed by regular season play, despite two losses to William Monroe. The Wildcats host Monroe in Conference 28 semifinals, with road success contrasting a home opener setback and Blake Steele in foul trouble.
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Vernon Mathews
Warren
William Monroe
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Wildcats
Mathews
Blake Steele
Rematch Narrowly Slips Away for Warren in Stanardsville
In Stanardsville Warren led late but faded to lose by four. Coach Mathews praised William Monroe as a strong challenge and said success hinges on executing the offense, protecting the ball, limiting turnovers, and avoiding foul trouble to have a chance at a win.
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Warren
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Mathews
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