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Pick em Playoffs Week 2

C1

Buffalo Gap vs Lunenburg Central
Grayson Co vs Galax
Holston vs Patrick Henry GS

C2

Appomattox vs Radford
Central Woodstock vs Luray
Martinsville vs Glenvar

C3


Bassett vs. Lord Botetourt
Brookville vs. Heritage Lyn
Lake Taylor vs. Lafayette
Staunton River vs Christiansburg
Warren County vs. Goochland

C4

Amherst County vs. Glass (Thur)
Churchland vs. Warwick
Hanover vs. Dinwiddie
King George vs. Varina
Louisa County vs. Salem
Millbrook vs. Kettle Run
Sherando vs. Loudoun County
Warhill vs. King's Fork

C5

LC Bird vs. Glen Allen
Cox vs. Kempsville
Patrick Henry vs. Mountain View
Kecoughtan vs. Nansemond River
Riverbend vs. Stone Bridge
Salem vs. Green Run

C6

Colonial Forge vs. Patriot
Lake Braddock vs. Fairfax
Manchester vs. Dale
West Springfield vs. South County
Western Branch vs. Smith
Westfield vs. Centreville
Yorktown vs. Madison

Who Was Your Favorite Coach and Why?

I will start and will likely surprise some Salem fans. Coach Steve Oliver came from Lucy Addison and joined Willis White's staff at Patrick Henry-Roanoke in the early 80's. In fact, so did Mike Andrews who was also a favorite of mine. The entire coaching staff was rock solid on the field, but also in the classroom. For those who don't know our coaches were freaking smart. Coach White taught Calculus, Coach Andrews taught Latin, and Coach Oliver taught Geography. Coach Oliver was such a sound motivator. He rarely yelled and always kept you focused. He was a nervous nellie and smoked the heck out of cigarettes. I actually grew fond of him in the wrestling room. He pushed me hard, but always believed in me. He outweighed me by 100 pounds, but would pound on me in practice. On one occassion he hit his finger on my forehead and dislocated his pinky. He went down and I laughed my tail off. We put a tongue depressor and some tape on it and went back at it. I remember in 1982 two of us qualified for the AAA state championships in VA Beach. The school refused pay for our hotels or meals, so my father and Mike Helvey's father paid for Coach Oliver, Coach Sislers and our rooms for two night.. We road down in an old van that belonged to coach Sisler. I think it may have had a playboy bunny window in it. lol We didn't have much money for meals , so after weigh in Coach Oliver took us to his mother's home in Portsmouth and she fed us. We not only had success on the mat we had fun getting to know both coaches a lot better. I will forever be grateful for his guidance and kindness.

Hidden Valley Takes Fort in Four Sets

I only watched bits and pieces on NFHS but this looked like a classic battle played before a capacity crowd. HV won the first two sets, but Fort stormed back to make a game of it. They won the third set by something like 25-21 or maybe 25-22 before HV came back to clinch the match with a tense 26-24 victory. Needless to say, if the Lady Indians had been able to tie it at 2 sets each, it would have made for a wild final set.

Still a great season for Fort Defiance as always. As for HV, they advance to the state finals and I believe I have read that they are undefeated. Volleyball being what it is, that is quite an accomplishment.

THE BIG RIVER RIVALRY IS BACK!!!

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Football: Big River Rivalry Honorees Announced


It's an athletic showcase which has produced many nail biting ends and huge individual performances over the years!
The Big River Rivalry All-Star High School Football Game returns on Saturday, December 17th at 12pm at Day Field on the campus of Old Dominion Athletic Conference champion Randolph-Macon in Ashland!
Congratulations to the seniors honored with spots on this year's rosters.

The North of The River's head coach is Timothy Jean-Pierre of Hermitage.
NORTH
:
Caron Ferguson, Highland Springs
Malik Holmes, King & Queen Central
Adrien Mosley, Glen Allen
Tre Robinson, King William
Kenny Faison, Varina
Gracyn Ross, Patrick Henry
Camron Williams, J.R. Tucker
Will Noel, Glen Allen
Kamryn Berry, King & Queen Central
Krystian Williams, Collegiate
David Ngendakuriyo, Benedictine
Dominique Williams, Thomas Jefferson
Sean Macon II, Henrico
Nick Clark, Mills Godwin
A.J. Whitlow, New Kent
Aziah Johnson, Thomas Jefferson
Kaleb Shelton, King William
Myles Derricott, Varina
Willie Jennings, St. Christopher's
Matt David, Deep Run
Scott Holmes, Atlee
Cole Elrod, Hanover
Tyree Welton, John Marshall
Leonte Ouiahi, Armstrong
Logan Rhoades, Mills Godwin
Kemari Eberhardt, Armstrong
Hayden Rollison, Collegiate
Jamontae Peck, John Marshall
Zach Tshcantre, Atlee
Tyler Black, Goochland
Breon Gunnell, Hermitage
Colby Taylor, Deep Run
Alim Foster-Powell, Highland Springs
Jason Abbey, Douglas Freeman
Grady Fahed, Hanover
Jathan Washington, Henrico
Marsean Harris, Highland Springs
Marquis Vincent, Varina
Nate James, Hermitage
Nathan McNeel, Mills Godwin
Luke Pendlebury, St. Christopher's
Grayson Starrett, J.R. Tucker
Maddox Radcliffe, Patrick Henry
Terae Baldwin, Benedictine
Easton Bowman, Goochland
Tyler Stevens, Mechanicsville
Errick Britt, Douglas Freeman
Cincere Hicks, New Kent
Jonah Herbert, Douglas Freeman
Trey Strattman, Mechanicsville

The South of the River will be led by Midlothian head coach Matt Hutchings.
SOUTH
:
Jonathan Brooks, Trinity Episcopal
Tyee Stephens, Manchester
Kenneth Lowery, Life Christian Academy
Dylan Trevillian, Powhatan
Trey McBride, Dinwiddie
Kelvontay Carso, Petersburg
Brandon Rose, Thomas Dale
Shavar Smith, Meadowbrook
Jaswaun Amin, L.C. Bird
Jason Parilla, Huguenot
Lee Wells, Monacan
Elijah Rainer, Trinity Episcopal
Trai Ferguson, Trinity Episcopal
Dajon Barnes, Life Christian Academy
Tashaun Williams, George Wythe
Daviyon Warner, Colonial Heights
Elijah Nicholas, Meadowbrook
Stephan Fowlkes, Huguenot
Makhi Jackson, Midlothian
Paul Lewis, Matoaca
Shawn Shaw, Prince George
Grant Amiss, Amelia County
Tray Bagby, Monacan
Gavin Hill, Matoaca
Mason Cumbie, Hopewell
Nazir Coley, Cosby
Howard Spencer, Dinwiddie
Gabe Semidey, Midlothian
Shawn Douglas, Clover Hill
DaQuan Pegram, Amelia County
Devin Ford, L.C. Bird
Ashby Berry, Midlothian
Oscar Whitely, Powhatan
Stephon Hicks, Thomas Dale
Jon Davis, Manchester
Brandon Cammarasana, Thomas Dale
Collen Jackson, Dinwiddie
Jayden Anderson, Clover Hill
Gavin Nicks, Manchester
Jalen Britton, Prince George
Zach Betz, James River
Nicholas Krevonic, Life Christian Academy
Keyshaun Claiborne, Cosby
Ah'Daryall Hite, Hopewell
Nick Sample, Hopewell
Deshawn Tribbey, Petersburg
Andrew Madren, Colonial Heights
Ethyn Prevette, Matoaca
David Mann, Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot
Clayton Dobler, James River

Posted by robwitham at 5:40 PM

THE BIG RIVER RIVALRY IS BACK!!!

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Football: Big River Rivalry Honorees Announced


It's an athletic showcase which has produced many nail biting ends and huge individual performances over the years!
The Big River Rivalry All-Star High School Football Game returns on Saturday, December 17th at 12pm at Day Field on the campus of Old Dominion Athletic Conference champion Randolph-Macon in Ashland!
Congratulations to the seniors honored with spots on this year's rosters.


The North of The River's head coach is Timothy Jean-Pierre of Hermitage.
NORTH
:
Caron Ferguson, Highland Springs
Malik Holmes, King & Queen Central
Adrien Mosley, Glen Allen
Tre Robinson, King William
Kenny Faison, Varina
Gracyn Ross, Patrick Henry
Camron Williams, J.R. Tucker
Will Noel, Glen Allen
Kamryn Berry, King & Queen Central
Krystian Williams, Collegiate
David Ngendakuriyo, Benedictine
Dominique Williams, Thomas Jefferson
Sean Macon II, Henrico
Nick Clark, Mills Godwin
A.J. Whitlow, New Kent
Aziah Johnson, Thomas Jefferson
Kaleb Shelton, King William
Myles Derricott, Varina
Willie Jennings, St. Christopher's
Matt David, Deep Run
Scott Holmes, Atlee
Cole Elrod, Hanover
Tyree Welton, John Marshall
Leonte Ouiahi, Armstrong
Logan Rhoades, Mills Godwin
Kemari Eberhardt, Armstrong
Hayden Rollison, Collegiate
Jamontae Peck, John Marshall
Zach Tshcantre, Atlee
Tyler Black, Goochland
Breon Gunnell, Hermitage
Colby Taylor, Deep Run
Alim Foster-Powell, Highland Springs
Jason Abbey, Douglas Freeman
Grady Fahed, Hanover
Jathan Washington, Henrico
Marsean Harris, Highland Springs
Marquis Vincent, Varina
Nate James, Hermitage
Nathan McNeel, Mills Godwin
Luke Pendlebury, St. Christopher's
Grayson Starrett, J.R. Tucker
Maddox Radcliffe, Patrick Henry
Terae Baldwin, Benedictine
Easton Bowman, Goochland
Tyler Stevens, Mechanicsville
Errick Britt, Douglas Freeman
Cincere Hicks, New Kent
Jonah Herbert, Douglas Freeman
Trey Strattman, Mechanicsville

The South of the River will be led by Midlothian head coach Matt Hutchings.

SOUTH
:
Jonathan Brooks, Trinity Episcopal
Tyee Stephens, Manchester
Kenneth Lowery, Life Christian Academy
Dylan Trevillian, Powhatan
Trey McBride, Dinwiddie
Kelvontay Carso, Petersburg
Brandon Rose, Thomas Dale
Shavar Smith, Meadowbrook
Jaswaun Amin, L.C. Bird
Jason Parilla, Huguenot
Lee Wells, Monacan
Elijah Rainer, Trinity Episcopal
Trai Ferguson, Trinity Episcopal
Dajon Barnes, Life Christian Academy
Tashaun Williams, George Wythe
Daviyon Warner, Colonial Heights
Elijah Nicholas, Meadowbrook
Stephan Fowlkes, Huguenot
Makhi Jackson, Midlothian
Paul Lewis, Matoaca
Shawn Shaw, Prince George
Grant Amiss, Amelia County
Tray Bagby, Monacan
Gavin Hill, Matoaca
Mason Cumbie, Hopewell
Nazir Coley, Cosby
Howard Spencer, Dinwiddie
Gabe Semidey, Midlothian
Shawn Douglas, Clover Hill
DaQuan Pegram, Amelia County
Devin Ford, L.C. Bird
Ashby Berry, Midlothian
Oscar Whitely, Powhatan
Stephon Hicks, Thomas Dale
Jon Davis, Manchester
Brandon Cammarasana, Thomas Dale
Collen Jackson, Dinwiddie
Jayden Anderson, Clover Hill
Gavin Nicks, Manchester
Jalen Britton, Prince George
Zach Betz, James River
Nicholas Krevonic, Life Christian Academy
Keyshaun Claiborne, Cosby
Ah'Daryall Hite, Hopewell
Nick Sample, Hopewell
Deshawn Tribbey, Petersburg
Andrew Madren, Colonial Heights
Ethyn Prevette, Matoaca
David Mann, Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot
Clayton Dobler, James River

Posted by robwitham at 5:40 PM

Rappahannock v Auburn - Volleyball State Championship!

Rappahannock v Auburn - State Volleyball Championship this Saturday in Salem at 2:15 pm.

Auburn goes for its 4th State Championship in a row!

Rappahannock has never won a volleyball state championship!


In fact, no Northern Neck district school (6 teams) has ever won states.

I don't think any NND team has ever even made it to the title game either (correct me if someone did make it that far at some point)

2A Playoffs Week 1 Pick 'em Results & YTD

Gunz41 and gladiators01 both tied with 21 this week. Gunz41 picked no points in tie breaker so gladiators01 gets the bonus point and extends the lead!

Triple Crown GIF by Mashable


gladiators01 22
Gunz41 21
stabler1980 20
Ampipe_High 18
AppomattoxFan 18
Bo Bob 18
BullRun66 18
Champ Cage 18
ClarkeFan83 18
Gridiron1960 18
Kimosabe5 18
knightfan64 18
KWcavs360 18
kwhs97fan 18
obguthr 18
Sussie33 18
tylerrossfc10 18
OutsideForLife 17
ONEFAN1 14

YTD

gladiators01 106
Champ Cage 100
Ampipe_High 99
kwhs97fan 96
Kimosabe5 95
ClarkeFan83 93
tylerrossfc10 93
Gunz41 90
OutsideForLife 90
Bo Bob 82
stabler1980 80
obguthr 79
Sussie33 75
BullRun66 73
38Super Power 51
KWcavs360 46
M11 46
OCBoy 45
Gridiron1960 35
Fairlawncat 21
AppomattoxFan 18
knightfan64 18
ONEFAN1 14


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Appo at Radford

Aug Sep Oct, " Appo has no chance against Radford this year." "Radford wins if they meet by 2 TDs at least." "This year its Radford and everybody else in C."

I read some of these comments earlier on and warned the Raiders will be different come mid November and dangerous, and that Radford was certainly not the only team in C that could win the region. Now, all of a sudden, the above statements earlier in the year don't have the same meaning or emotional pull they once had. I think most now realize the difference in teams was not close to the gap many thought it to be, and that the final 4 teams in Region C are very close and ANY of the 4 can win it.

I favor Radford over Appo in our game, but no surprise whatsoever if it's neck and neck in the final minute. I would be surprised if either team were to win by more than 8 pts. Going to be a heck of a game and the Bobcats better be ready for a first class opponent coming to town. To be the man, you have got to beat the man, and so far, nobody in C seems to be beating the man. Hopefully we can turn it around and get a W. It's going to be close.
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