It wasn’t until the final minute of the first quarter that Andy Colberg was able to put Covenant on the board, but once he did, the Eagles poured it on to pick up the 12-3 victory.

Colberg is listed as a wide receiver and defensive back on the roster, but fills myriad other roles. In fact, he has played some at running back, handles the kicking duties and even played a little bit at quarterback in the team’s previous meeting against STAB. But more important to the team are his leadership qualities.

It’s getting to be do-or-die time for St. Anne’s-Belfield. With just a few games left on the schedule, the Saints need to find that fifth gear they found last year in order to get where they want.

Coming into the season Mark Sanford knew that there was only one thing he needed to get his team to play to its potential — a quarterback.

After putting up a good fight against defending state champion Liberty Christian, the Eagles make the trip to St. George looking to bounce back behind senior tailback Luke Heinsohn.

The Covenant football team will have its hands full this afternoon when Liberty Christian comes to town.

A big reason for Albemarle’s success in its 35-13 win over Western Albemarle was the play of senior quarterback Jeremy Robinson.

The Eagles (2-1) scored 43 points in the first quarter and scored six different ways in a 70-0 victory on Friday evening.

Who says nice guys finish last? Covenant boys lacrosse coach Dave Breslin is regarded as one of the nicest guys you’ll ever meet throughout the Central Virginia lacrosse community.

Every team in every sport peaks at some point in the season. And for the most part, the team that saves its best for the postseason ends up with the silverware.