Ambers shines in sprints as Warren County nabs relay win
Ambers dominates both races setting meet records with a 10.0 in the 100 and 23.1 in the 220 while running 54.4 in the 440 for the first time. Clarke wins by about 40 yards as Nowlen nets 2nd in the 220 and 3rd in the 100. Warren County adds a strong third place with Jim Freeman and Mike Freeman excelling in multiple events.
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Ambers
Valley
Roger Blakeney
Blakeney
Freeman
Jim
Mike
Tuthill Fans 18 as MustangsBeat Loudoun Valley 4-1
Bob Tuthill struck out 18 batters guiding the Mustang attack to a 4-1 win over Loudoun Valley. Park View improved to 4-0 with a 4-1 victory over Broad Run in Northwestern District baseball Saturday night.
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Bob Tuthill
Mustangs
Loudoun Valley
Park View
Broad Run
Brown Aiming for Seven Foot Barrier in College Track
Clarke County product Clyde Brown eyes 6-10 and seven feet in high jump as Virginia State backs him with limited scholarship and a strong jumpers corps. Brown credits coaching changes, year round practice, and mental focus for progress toward CIAA outdoor title with teammates Hemingway and Bradford Johnson.
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Frank Aliveto
Clarke County
Brown
Virginia State
Illinois
Dave Hemingway
Bradford Johnson
Hampton Institute
St. Augustine’s
Morrison rockets to two mile meet record at Rams Boosters
Freshman Nancy Morrison of Warren County set a meet record in the two mile to help the Wildcats place fourth in the nine team Rams Boosters Invitational. Morrison also placed fourth in the mile, with Zelda Cook taking a third in long jump. Loudoun Valley won with 133 points, Park View second with 108.
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Woody Morrison
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Jim Freeman
Mike Freeman
Warren
Strasburg
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Rams
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Loudoun Valley
Park View
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Cook
Mary Petersen
Linda Mallory
Vikings
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Shaun Higgs
Clark
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Wood FurlSto Severe In Dogwood Invitational
James Wood led the Charlottesville meet for the University of Virginia host area but did not place. Lloyd Newman and Gloria Beatty fell short in their 400 meter finals by a tenth, while Willie Smith and Cecile Carter won the 400 meters for their groups. Gar Field and Bayside led district teams with multiple wins and relay victories.
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University of Virginia
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Warwick
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Dana Crystal
Gene Davis
Commonwealth District
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T.C. Williams
Ft. Hunt
Hermitage
Ashe Named to Virginia Hall
Arthur Ashe is recognized as the greatest Virginia tennis player and joins Virginia Hall amid a collection of prestigious trophies. The note highlights his rise from Brook Field play to world dominance and his 1975 Wimbledon title as the pinnacle of achievement.
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Arthur Ashe
Virginia
Brook Field
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