The 6-foot-5 senior completed 21 of 36 passes for 406 yards and four touchdowns in leading the Cougars over Fork Union 35-13. He was also intercepted four times and sacked on six occasions.

Woodberry Forest junior Kevin Bennert led his teammates over their home course en route to the VISAA Division I boys team title in a steady drizzle Friday afternoon.

Blue Ridge clinched the No. 1 seed in the VISAA Division II playoffs and home-field advantage throughout the postseason with a 40-22 non-conference victory over Atlantic Shores Christian on Saturday afternoon.

For the first time in three years, the St. Anne’s-Belfield football team enters the season without a state championship to defend.

For his leadership and outstanding play this past season at Miller, Powell was named All-Central Virginia boys basketball player of the year by The Daily Progress sports staff.

As spring neared last basketball season, Mychal Parker had all but made up his mind about where he wanted to play in college.

Miller’s girls basketball faces a tall task next year — they’ll have to replace four players who have futures tied to college basketball.

Fork Union’s Mark Shuman, considered one of the top offensive tackle prospects in the nation, committed on Wednesday to play for Virginia Tech.

While just about everyone in Central Virginia is grateful for all the rain so far this spring, there is a handful of people — namely, area high school athletic directors — who wouldn’t mind seeing the precipitation disappear, if only for just a little bit.

Lee Coppock, Josey Flynn and Brian Pollard combined to hold Miller, the two-time defending VIC champions, to just a trio of runs in a 14-3 Covenant road victory.

The Mavericks worked the ball inside early and often and used a stingy defense to upend the Seahawks, 69-61, and capture their first title.

No. 2 seed Miller survived a hard-fought, emotional effort by No. 3 seeded St. Anne’s-Belfield in the VIS Division II semifinals at Richard Bland College on Friday, winning 62-56.

The defending champions Lady Chiefs held the Lady Mavericks to just four points through the first seven minutes of the fourth period of a 53-45 victory on Friday at Paul VI Catholic High School.

It wasn’t a pristine effort, but Miller managed to overcome some general sluggishness and punch its ticket to Petersburg and the VIS Division II semifinals with an 82-68 victory over Walsingham Academy.

David Falk’s 15 points led Madison to a 56-48 victory over Dan River for the title.