Moreno Wins 138-Pound Title On His Senior Day
Moreno celebrated his birthday by pinning Heritage-Lynchburg’s Macajah Mason in 1:31 to win the 138-pound class. Chapman and Moreno earned tournament titles for Warren County, with runner-ups Coffron Frame and Schultz in their finals. The Wildcats, who also fielded a strong B squad, head to the Freedom Invitational in Loudoun County after a quad at Brentsville.
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Chapman
Moreno
Heritage
Wadas
Warren County
Michael Coffron
Elijah Frame
Logan Schultz
Coffron
Broad Run
John Delaney
Frame
Dominion
Santiago Pena
Schultz
Jacob Jimenez
Gabe Ferris
Carlos Billy
Blake McCarty
David Fox
Keyshawn Morgan
Matthew Bourgoin
Wildcats
Brentsville
Loudoun County
Layman gains varsity spot as top state wrestler rises
Two time state champion Ethan Asher's dismissal opened the door for Layman who moved into the open 120 pound slot. She has posted an 8 6 record this season and is ranked No 6 in the Division 3 120 pound class in the first state rankings. Layman aims for VHSL state tournament top four and a girls state title while pursuing national ranking and Fargo National.
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Ethan Asher
Layman
Skyline
Hawks
Kyle Symons
Fargo
Tara
Morgan
Symons
Showers
2nd the Hawks peak on strong state goal
Gue credits coach Symons for building a pushy roster as the Hawks chase state titles. He cites Joe Jensen and the DiVello brothers as riders who have forced him toward his best. Other Hawks winners include Hunter Salomon at 126 and Cody Salomon at 118, with Skyline runners-up Alyea, Domino, and Domino in multiple weights.
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The
Hawks
Gue
Symons
Joe
Jensen
John
DiVello
Hunter Salomon
Cody Salomon
Skyline
Phoenix Alyea
Josh Domino
Elijah Domino
Hawks Finish Strong At Local Meet With 100th Win Milestone
Freshman Joey DiVello placed third at 182 pounds, along with Alex Sotello at 170 and Ryan Williams fourth at 106 while Morgan Layman took sixth at 120. Hunter Salem earned his 100th career win as coach Salomon stressed future state title goals. The Hawks travel to the Virginia Duals at the Hampton Coliseum this weekend.
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Hawks
Joey DiVello
Alex Sotello
Ryan Williams
Morgan Layman
Hunter Salem
Salomon
Virginia
Hampton Coliseum
Broadway rallies past Skyline on final second basket
After a late turnover and press defense, Broadway Sophomore Conner Michael drew the backing spot as Cabness posted him up and scored the winning basket with two seconds remaining. Skyline failed to score as time expired.
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Hawks
Skyline Boys
Harold Chunn
Skyline
Broadway
Conner Michael
Michael
Cabness
Hawks Rally Past Broadway as Caperton Shines in Tight Win
Skyline rebounded from a sluggish start to beat Broadway 42-41 after a third-quarter energy boost sparked by Caperton’s dunk and a 1-3-1 defense shift by Chunn. Caleb Barnes led the Gobblers with 15 points while Diggs added 14 for Skyline, which then fell to Sherando 65-59, as the team eyes February and postseason success.
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Cabness
Skyline
Hawks
Chunn
Broadway
Caperton
Michael
Gobblers
Caleb Barnes
Zack Diggs
Carter
Sherando
Diggs
Lady Wildcats Gird for Strong Schedule This Season
Unlike the boys team, the Lady Wildcats rely on one senior and five younger players, with two freshmen two sophomores and six juniors. The JV is 2-9 with five eighth graders. Coach Clark cites a strong attitude and hard work as key, aiming to grow consistency against Meridan Brentsville William Monroe and Skyline while learning from tough competition.
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Santella
Warren County
Lady Cats
Handley
Lady Wildcats
Warren
Tony Clark
Meridan
Brentsville
William Monroe
Skyline
Clark
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