Skyline Hawks Move Rain Delayed Game To John Champe Field
Skyline High School faced a rainy week as heavy forecasts forced a Thursday relocation of their home game to John Champe due to a soggy field. The Hawks lost but concerning gate revenue and concessions, officials, staff, and transport adjustments were required for the switch.
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Bill Cupp
John Champe
Loudoun County
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Skyline
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Aldie
Yellow Jackets fall to Fishburne at home 43 3
Ran dolph-Macon Academy suffers a 43 3 defeat as Fishburne dominates with a strong wishbone attack and seven Jackets turnovers. RMA quarterback Peter Blair passes for 129 yards. Thomas Brewer kicks a second quarter field goal. Coach Sullivan vows focus for next week hosting Southern Garrett.
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Randolph-Macon Academy Yellow Jackets
Fishburne
Riddick
RMA
Frank Sullivan
Sullivan
Yellow Jackets
Peter Blair
Thomas Brewer
R-Ma
Southern Garrett
Maryland
Local group aids troops with care packages and service work
Front Royal All-Star Legacy Cheer & Dance, with 40 plus members, prioritizes community service over trophies. The group plans to send 50 care packages to US troops in Iraq and the Middle East, fundraise this weekend at Festival of Leaves, and collect items such as toilet paper, coffee, sugar, and deodorant for soldiers abroad.
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Front Royal
Donna Rogers
All-Star
Iraq
Middle East
Rogers
Hawks fall to undefeated John Champe in rough Thursday game
In wet conditions at Aldie Skyline suffers a 43 7 defeat as John Champe 5 0 builds a 13 point first quarter lead. Skyline struggles to run and Dylan Hamman throws two interceptions returned for touchdowns as Champe capitalizes on the Hawks miscues and weather.
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ALDIE
Skyline
John Champe
Hawks
Dylan Hamman
Hamman
Heath Gilbert
Champe - Key
Knights
Falcons Roll Over Wildcats In Rainy Woodstock Clash
Central Falcons dominated Warren County as Hank Hoover rushed 190 yards with four touchdowns guiding a 46-0 victory. Warren County, now 1-4, mustered 99 yards of offense, while Central piled up 350 plus yards and avenged a prior win over Handley.
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Woodstock
Warren County
Wildcats
Central Falcons
Warren
Falcons
Handley
Steve Crist
Central
Hank Hoover
Hoover
Warren Co
Central Os
Ofvor.ae
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