After sitting out last week’s victory over Strasburg, Logan Terrell was both an unstoppable force and an unmovable object as Madison County rolled to a 41-0 win.

It was the Madison County underclassmen that carried a senior-laden squad to a 28-7 victory over visiting Strasburg Friday night.

After Madison County’s 35-14 win over George Mason, senior A.J. Butler was lugging a big blue sledgehammer around the field.

Madison County served notice to every Bull Run District opponent Friday night: The Mountaineers have a passing game, and they will use it.

Luray was able to catch visiting Madison County napping early Friday night, but the Mountaineers woke up in time to take a 28-20 win back over the mountain.

On “Sea of Blue” night at Eddie Dean Field on Friday, it was Madison County’s ground game that led to a 35-0 victory over visiting Nelson County.

Senior Logan Terrell led the Mountaineers with 126 yards on nine attempts and four touchdowns in Madison County’s 57-7 win.

In the third overtime against Fluvanna, Logan Terrell took a handoff from Dustin Kirby and ran three yards for the 26-20 win Friday night.

Wendell Green enters his first season as head coach at Albemarle, as former head man Rick Vrhovac stepped down after his 2008 squad finished 4-6 overall and 2-5 in the Commonwealth District. Gone from last year’s roster are starting quarterback Jeremy Robinson, receivers Zach Vrhovac and Tyler Molinaro and key linemen Jon Pfeifer and Will Gimble.

As a result of his hard work and tutelage this past season, which turned out to be his final as Madison’s coach, Taylor was chosen as the The Daily Progress’ All-Central Virginia boys basketball coach of the year for the second time in four years.

In the end, Taylor chose to rejoin Ryan’s staff at U.Va. and become the Cavaliers’ associate head coach.

Chatham’s offense heated up from that point on as the Cavaliers demolished Madison County 13-4 in the Region B championship game on Saturday.

Enrollment changes will knock several area high schools down to lower divisions for the 2009 and 2010 football seasons.

After trouncing James Monroe by 17 runs earlier in the day, the Orange County baseball team had to work a little harder to pick up a 5-2 win against another non-district rival in Madison County on Saturday afternoon.

Madison County’s fourth-quarter meltdown in a 57-54 loss to Dan River brought an unbeaten season and a march toward the state title game to a screeching halt Thursday night in the Group A, Division 2 semifinals.