Skyline community mourns Logan Maratico after tragic accident
Skyline High School faculty and former teammates remember Logan Maratico as a joyful, fearless player and brother to many. Coaches Gilbert and Budder Haley praise his leadership and positivity. A candlelight vigil is set for Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. on the football field with funeral plans to follow.
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Wildcats fall to Brentsville in 35-0 defeat
Dellinger led Warren County with 54 rushing yards on 18 carries while Dodson added 32 on nine touches. A botched exchange caused the lone turnover as Brentsville held the Tigers in check. Chaffin had a 21 yard catch and a 12 yard direct snap run as Warren County fought hard, but injuries hampered the comeback bid. Brentsville’s Caleb Alexander rushed 35 yards and threw for 39 with a 31 yard touchdown to Schnetzler as the Tigers pulled away.
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Warren County Wildcats Prepare for Meridan Home Game
Warren County plans a homecoming week as the Wildcats gear up for a contest with Meridian after Meridian beat Skyline 61 40. Coach Satchett notes Skyline turnovers and special teams scores aided Meridian and says Warren County faced the district's best in Brentsville last week. He expects a higher scoring effort this week. Kip Ritenour contributed.
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Hawks fall after Appleton injury in Skyline loss
Skyline led 12-0 before Blake Appleton left with an injury as Meridian surged to a 35-12 halftime edge. Hawks rallied in the second half but turnovers and a rough final stretch sealed a 61-33 defeat. Caperton and Carter starred for Meridian with multiple scores.
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Skyline Hawks Fall Short as Turnovers Cost Tight Game
Skyline gained 393 yards to near the Mustangs 396 but staggered by five turnovers to one. Coach Gilbert noted the team will craft a stronger offensive package and push players into bigger roles, with Senior Night hosting William Monroe this Friday. Skyline has committed 14 turnovers in four games.
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Bordner notes strong race pace at Oatlands event
Skyline coach Misty Bordner praised Ava for keeping with the lead pack at Oatlands and achieving a big personal record. She cited a prepared strategy from meetings with other runners and expresses confidence heading toward the October 16 invitational and a goal to win the Class 3 state title next month.
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Lady Hawks Run Strong As Season Progresses At Meet
Ava Bordner praised the team as they push for faster times in the season. Top Lady Hawks finishers include Sophie Jensen, Megan U, Kaitlyn Antongli, Olivia DeFrates, Valarie Ritenour, Vanessa Rohrbaugh, Alison Sears, and Rachelle Anderson with times ranging from 21:44 to 26:24. Skyline boys place 48th in 50-team field led by Louden Schucker, Bronson Breencage, Noah Garland, Ben Arp, Marcellis Diamond, Gabriel Tweedie, Kayne McKeen, and William Smith with times from 19:00 to 23:50.
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Kaitlyn Antongli
Olivia DeFrates
Valarie Ritenour
Vanessa Rohrbaugh
Alison Sears
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Louden Schucker
Bronson Breencage
Noah Garland
Ben Arp
Marcellis Diamond
Gabriel Tweedie
Kayne McKeen
William Smith
Wildcats Sweep Invitational Run In 19 36.2 Time
Kaley Tanner led the Lady Wildcats to a strong invitational win with a 19 36.2 clocking and second place for herself. Rounding out the top girls were Breedenge, Riley, Ranney, Martin, and Moya as Coach Tanner eyes improvement with Leah Webster returning. Warren County boys placed eighth led by Emil Stanford at 17 28.5 with Handley, St Albans, and Loudoun County ahead.
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Cross Country Meet Shows Mixed Varsity Results
Clayton Rankin 18:08 marked a solid effort alongside Patrick Treut-Tein 19:... Kozhenevsky returned, and Emil remained strong, but two runners were absent for SATs and another was under the weather. Coach Tanner said the team can improve as postseason nears.
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Wildcats rally behind Carter as Brentsville rout ends
Warren County junior Natalia Carter anchors defense and serves, tallying five digs and two aces while teammates Mackenzie Ellinger and Ava Dickerson supply blocks and kills. Detweiler praises Carter and Kozhenevsky for steady setting and energy as Wildcats begin district play with two wins.
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Carter Emphasizes Team Spirit and Leader Role
Carter describes her approach to leadership, saying she takes her role seriously by uplifting younger teammates after mistakes and hyping the group after big plays. She helps set energy in warmups as a sideline leader while praising the team's connection and unity.
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