Steele headlines Dukes win national title with final season triumph
Gage Steele led James Madison University with 104 tackles this season and anchored the defense in the title game against Youngstown State. The senior captain then celebrated a championship that capped a career marked by coaching changes, injuries, and loyal hometown support from Warren County. Coach Tallent praised Steele as a model of determination and loyalty as he eyes post college plans and potential pro opportunities.
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Wildcats win tri meet as Josts lead Warren County wrestling
Warren County wrestlers claim team title at Clarke County with four champions Hunter Jost 113 Isaiah Frame 126 Connor Jost 145 and Nathan Johnson 285. Jost pins and a 15-0 decision highlight his 113 title while Johnson also with two byes won his weight class. Runner-ups included Becker Cruz Herring Gill and Jacobs with thirds Hunger White Almarode among others. The team heads to Strasburg tri meet Brentsville and the Handley Invitational.
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Wildcats rely on Ford and Mack McMackin for scoring
Coach Tony Clark notes Warren Wildcats need more perimeter production to complement Cam Ford and Brendan McMackin. Ford averages 18 points per game, McMackin 16, with the team at 55 points per game. Freshman Hunter Wines and RJ Keeney showing progress, while defense and closeouts must improve to sustain offense.
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Wildcats aim to rebound after three straight losses
Coach Clark notes B2 teammates lack of scoring depth and emphasizes need for three or four double figure scorers to be hard to beat. After an 88 60 setback to Madison last week the Wildcats seek wins against better matchups with wrinkles and new lineups during cancellations.
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Hawks Start Season Slow With Meador Injury Absence
Time early in the season saw center Max Meador sidelined by injury and only Colin Smith as a proven scorer at 18.5 points per game. The Hawks dropped their first 10 games before a home win over Manassas Park, then two cancellations followed. Coach Jeffrey Monroe defended the extended practice period, saying it was beneficial as players rested and recovered.
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Hawks Brace for Northwestern District Stretch
Hawks coach Monroe expresses optimism as B1 teams Sherando Millbrook Handley and James Wood loom in the Northwestern District schedule. A Saturday date with William Monroe and a rematch with Warren County add to the tougher run, with Monroe noting players stepping into roles and aiming to build on the first win.
Hawks face tougher slate as district schedule looms
Skyline’s Lady Hawks stand in a strong spot but brace for a brutal Northwestern District run. Coach James Kenney notes a heavy upcoming stretch with Millbrook, Willam Monroe, and Sherando, plus rematch dates with Warren County and James Wood. Nikea Whitmore nurses a sore back as team gets healthier and more practice time.
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Coach Kenney praises team chemistry and defense
Kenney calls extra practice valuable and hails leadership from Whitmore, Kali Slate, and Rachel Sirbaugh. He credits Colette Salyers for lockdown defense and notes the squad's belief in defense even when scoring is slow. He emphasizes ongoing work on shooting under pressure.
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Wildcats Beat Madison With Short-Handed Roster Return
Warren County in a 4-7 season via a 41-34 win over Madison last week while missing two or more regulars. Coach John Kelly notes key players Maya Dade Arianna Smoot and Cor'Shaunna Cunningham are set to return improving depth and practice time after injuries.
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Hometown hoops lineup previews return of guard Kima Robinson
In the lineup this week and point guard Kima Robinson will be back on Friday from a concussion. Warren has two winnable games this week against Strasburg and Rappahannock, but will face a very good William Monroe team at home next Tuesday before traveling to avenge an earlier season defeat against rival Skyline next Wednesday. Our players continue to play with optimism and enthusiasm, Kelly says. One positive is every player has logged significant minutes this season, which should pay off down the stretch. We have been in every game with a chance to win despite injuries and look forward to seeing what we can do with everyone healthy.
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