VHSL Realignment Eyed for Northwest Region Districts
The Virginia High School League discusses realignment proposing three AAA districts in the Northwest Region. The Commonwealth District would shrink to seven teams. Charlottesville and Albemarle move to the Western District with E.C. Glass, GW Danville, Halifax County and New Lynchburg. A Roanoke Valley District would form with Cave Spring, Franklin County, Northside, Patrick Henry, Pulaski County, and William Fleming.
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Commonwealth
Virginia High School League
VHSL
Charlottesville
Albemarle
E.C. Glass
Danville
Halifax County
Lynch
Bill Pace
Pace
Commonwealth District
James Wood
Jim Casey
Casey
Martinsburg
The
Colonels
Jefferson County
McNamara
Crossland
Maryland to Scrimmage Bruins in Handley Gym Open to Public
Brad Davis led Maryland in last season's 81-75 loss to UCLA during the Christmas Tournament. The 6-3 sophomore guard, averaging 12.6 points, will appear for a team scrimmage at Handley gymnasium on Wednesday October 22 with tickets on sale at Handley James Wood Snag's and Coaches' Supply.
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Brad Davis
UCLA
Maryland
Bruins
Davis
Terrapins
Handley Gymnasium
Handley
James Wood
Snag’s and
Coaches
Shepherd Rams Ready for West Liberty Air Raid
Shepherd College Rams travel to West Liberty College to face the Hilltoppers in a WVAC matchup. West Liberty quarterback Mike Flannery exploded for seven touchdowns in a 54 54 tie with West Virginia State, promising a high scoring test for Shepherd’s defense led by a strong secondary and running backs Greg Warfield Wayne Wilson and Doug Anderson.
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Shepherd
West Liberty
Shepherdstown
W.va
Shepherd College Rams
West Liberty College
Hilltoppers
Liberty
West Virginia State
Rams
West Virginia
Mike Flannery
Flannery
Walter Barr
Wayne Wilson
Doug Anderson
Wilson
Anderson
High School Football Schedule Saturday Highlights
Clarke County faces Handley at 2 p.m. Woodberry Forest travels to RMA for a 2 p.m. kickoff. Broad Run visits George Mason for a 2 p.m. game.
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Clarke Co
Handley
Woodberry Forrest
Rma
Broad Run
George Mason
Virginia Tech Eyes Big Five Title Clash With Virginia
Virginia Tech seeks payback after a 28-27 loss to Virginia last year as 3-2 Gobblers host Cavaliers before 41 000 in a pivotal Big Five showdown. The matchups also feature VMI Richmond and other in state battles with title implications and key players Rogers Coles Latimer highlighted.
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Virginia Tech
Gobblers
Virginia
Jimmy Sharpe
Cavaliers
Virginia Military
Richmond
Bob Thulman
VMI
Thulman
William and Mary’s
Indians
Rutgers
Tech
Phil Rogers
Roger Coles
Wayne Latimer
Florida State
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Turner Ashby
St. Stephen’s
Martinsville
Southampton
Radford
James Monroe
Battlefield
Harrisonburg
Spotsylvania
Annandale
Hampton
Western Branch
Bethel
Woodbridge
Gar-Field
Madison County
Strasburg
Terps
Barr
Salem
Waynesburg
Wittenburg
Terry Edwards
Edwards
Scondary
W.va. Tech
Greg Warfield
Jim MacFarlane
Loudoun Valley
Warren Co
Montevideo
Bruce
Hampshire
Fauquier
Stonewall
Gar Field
Loudoun Co
Jefferson
Stafford
Donald M. Dolly, Jr
Front Royal
Donald
Clarke County
George W. Johnson
Boyce, Va
Tire Distributors
Cammer Tire Company
Dean Polaris
Dittere Frei
S. Braddock St. WI
Bankamericard
Associated Press
CIAA
Norfolk State
Spartans
Hampton Institute
Pirates
Virginia College Athletic Association
Randolph Macon
Yellow Jackets
Emory and Henry
Wasps
Washington and Lee’s
Generals
Hampden- Sydney
Tigers
Madison
Dukes
Frostburg State
Virginia Union
Panthers
Tennessee State
Virginia State
Trojans
Howard
D. C
St. Paul’s Tigers
Federal City
Bridgewater
Eagles
Liberty Baptist
Citadel
Bulldogs
Spiders
VMI Richmond
Davidson
Wildcats
William and Mary
East Carolina
Western Carolina
Furman
Paladins
Holy Cross
Appalachian State
Mountaineers
Lenoir Rhyne
Auburn
Rogers
Coles
Sonny Randle
Joe Sroba
Charlie Hale
Skip Browning
U.K
Northern Virginia
B&m
Valley Ave
Winchester
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