Unofficial
DI
Benedictine (6-2) at Flint Hill (7-2)
Norfolk Academy (7-3) Collegiate (6-2)
DII
Norfolk Christian (7-2) vs North Cross (10-0)
Blue Ridge (7-2) at Atlantic Shores (9-1)
DIII
Fuqua (6-3) at Roanoke Catholic (8-1)
Richmond Christian (5-3) at Quantico (10-0)
Notes from the VISAA
Division I
Collegiate returns to the playoffs after a two year hiatus. Their last trip in 2013, they were also a #1 seed and won the state championship.
Flint Hill is in the playoffs for the second straight year, and the fourth time in six years. The Huskies are hosting their first playoff game since at least 2004 and have not yet won a state football championship.
Benedictine is in the playoffs for the fifth straight year and looking to three-peat as champions.
Norfolk Academy returns to the playoffs for the first time in ten years and are after their first ever football title.
Division II
North Cross is back in the playoffs for the fourth year in a row, but this will be their first time hosting a playoff game since 2009. The Raiders brought home a trophy last in 2011.
Atlantic Shores is in the playoffs for the third year in a row, and they have been #1 or #2 all three of those years. The Seahawks last won it all in 2008.
Blue Ridge is back in the playoffs for the second year in a row, and last won a title in 2012.
Norfolk Christian returns to the playoffs after a two-year absence from varsity play. This will be the Ambassadors' first time in program history playing a playoff game on the road, and they last won the title in 2011.
Division III
Quantico is back in the playoffs for the first time since 2005. The Warriors are looking for their first football championship.
Roanoke Catholic is back as a #2 seed for the third year in a row. They won the state championship from that position in 2014 and have been in the last two championship games in Division IV.
Fuqua is back in the playoffs after a year on the outside looking in. The Falcons are after their first championship since 1999.
Richmond Christian, in their second year of varsity play, is also in the playoffs for the second time, but still looking for their first championship.
DI
Benedictine (6-2) at Flint Hill (7-2)
Norfolk Academy (7-3) Collegiate (6-2)
DII
Norfolk Christian (7-2) vs North Cross (10-0)
Blue Ridge (7-2) at Atlantic Shores (9-1)
DIII
Fuqua (6-3) at Roanoke Catholic (8-1)
Richmond Christian (5-3) at Quantico (10-0)
Notes from the VISAA
Division I
Collegiate returns to the playoffs after a two year hiatus. Their last trip in 2013, they were also a #1 seed and won the state championship.
Flint Hill is in the playoffs for the second straight year, and the fourth time in six years. The Huskies are hosting their first playoff game since at least 2004 and have not yet won a state football championship.
Benedictine is in the playoffs for the fifth straight year and looking to three-peat as champions.
Norfolk Academy returns to the playoffs for the first time in ten years and are after their first ever football title.
Division II
North Cross is back in the playoffs for the fourth year in a row, but this will be their first time hosting a playoff game since 2009. The Raiders brought home a trophy last in 2011.
Atlantic Shores is in the playoffs for the third year in a row, and they have been #1 or #2 all three of those years. The Seahawks last won it all in 2008.
Blue Ridge is back in the playoffs for the second year in a row, and last won a title in 2012.
Norfolk Christian returns to the playoffs after a two-year absence from varsity play. This will be the Ambassadors' first time in program history playing a playoff game on the road, and they last won the title in 2011.
Division III
Quantico is back in the playoffs for the first time since 2005. The Warriors are looking for their first football championship.
Roanoke Catholic is back as a #2 seed for the third year in a row. They won the state championship from that position in 2014 and have been in the last two championship games in Division IV.
Fuqua is back in the playoffs after a year on the outside looking in. The Falcons are after their first championship since 1999.
Richmond Christian, in their second year of varsity play, is also in the playoffs for the second time, but still looking for their first championship.
