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September 04, 2008

Monroe, Madison renew border war

Describing the relationship between the William Monroe and Madison football teams as a simple rivalry doesn’t do justice to the circus that surrounds the event.

Pats, Mustangs set to lock up

“We’re not going to do 48 pushups ever again —not even close,” said Albemarle linebacker Kendall Ravenell.


September 03, 2008

Louisa moves game to account for Hanna

Louisa’s non-district road tilt with Powhatan, originally scheduled for Friday night, has been moved up 24 hours due to Hurricane Hanna’s anticipated arrival in the Richmond area. The Lions (1-0) and the Indians will kick off at 7:30 p.m. tonight.


September 02, 2008

Pats, Warriors run Ragged
Pats, Warriors run Ragged

However, that was not the case. The two Warriors ran through the pain, and Satterwhite finished second overall behind teammate Stutzman, who set a new course record for the two-mile race.


September 01, 2008

Area cross country teams take course

The Ragged Mountain Cup, scheduled for a 5 p.m. race start today at Panorama Farms, brings together every cross country team in the area.

PREP FOOTBALL: Flucos back on track
PREP FOOTBALL: Flucos back on track

On Friday, the Flucos were effective on offense, made big plays on defense and earned their just reward. Fluvanna defeated the visiting Eagles 20-14.


August 31, 2008

All-CVA BOYS TENNIS: Ix tabbed as area COY
All-CVA BOYS TENNIS: Ix tabbed as area COY

With senior Ben Fitts and sophomores Joey Manilla and Alex Preve, there was no question that the 2008 edition of the Warriors was capable of defending its crown.

All-CVA BOYS TENNIS: Manilla takes POY honors
All-CVA BOYS TENNIS: Manilla takes POY honors

For Western Albemarle’s Joey Manilla, superstitions aren’t just a good luck charm — they’re a way of life. He’s looking for just about every mental edge he can find — even if it means wearing layers.


August 29, 2008

PREP ROUNDUP: Eagles edge Seahawks

Covenant dodged a bullet in the last minute in its opener against visiting Atlantic Shores, as the Eagles held on to a 28-26 victory.

Raiders roll to win over Saints
Raiders roll to win over Saints

Well, on Friday against St. Anne’s-Belfield, there was no doubt that the Red Raiders were all three as they dispatched the Saints 41-12 in the opener for both teams.

Warriors wallop Giants

Wilkerson did more than his part to establish the Warriors’ ground attack early, scoring three first quarter touchdowns en route to gaining 106 yards to spark Western Albemarle to a 39-6 victory over Waynesboro.

Mountaineers top Governors in opener

Madison, looking like a team that had worked out the early-season kinks before taking the field last night at Booster Park, dominated the line of scrimmage from start to finish in a 28-8 win over Nelson County.

Black Knights fall to Lancers
Black Knights fall to Lancers

Up against two-time defending Group AA, Division 4 champion Amherst County, the Lancers’ power rushing attack took it to the Black Knights, paving the way for a 42-6 victory.


August 28, 2008

Warriors report to Mitchell
Warriors report to Mitchell

A quick glance at last year’s Western Albemarle varsity football roster and one thing stands out — a lone freshman amidst a sea of juniors and seniors.

A Sweet return to WHS
A Sweet return to WHS

For four years, Jeremy Sweet was the heart and soul of Waynesboro’s offensive and defensive lines.


August 27, 2008

Seven set to battle it out for Jefferson title

Odds are good that the battle for Jefferson District supremacy this season will come down to Monticello and Orange County.

Trio of top-notch QBs make the Jefferson a district to watch

Rarely do three such signal-callers come through school at the exact same time, but this year, fans across the Jefferson District will be treated to a trio of quarterbacks who have the potential to play at the next level. Monticello’s Michael Graham, Orange’s Quintin Hunter and Charlottesville’s Kevin Leatherwood will give defensive coordinators headaches all season.


August 26, 2008

Nelson County prepares for Dogwood gauntlet

Unfortunately for Nelson County, it’s becoming more obvious that the path to a Group A state title runs right through the Governors’ Dogwood District.

Speed rules for Patriots
Speed rules for Patriots

Albemarle is loaded with great team speed this season, from the skill positions down to some quick linemen who will rely on being technicians in the trenches. The Patriots are fast just about everywhere, and you can guarantee coach Rick Vrhovac is going to find a way to use that quickness.

Pats stop Warriors
Pats stop Warriors

The Patriots struggled with mental mistakes early, but the presence of Kara Elder and Laura Gomez ultimately overwhelmed the Warriors, giving Albemarle the 3-1 victory.


August 25, 2008

VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW: Patriots, Warriors seek titles

The volleyball season moves into full swing today as two of last year’s top teams lock heads when Western Albemarle visits Albemarle.

Seniors Heinsohn, Colberg lead Covenant into 2008

Luke Heinsohn is looking to lead the Eagles to some team success to cap what is quickly becoming a storied high school career.

STAB takes on expectations
STAB takes on expectations

St. Anne’s-Belfield is reloading for another state title run, but that comes as little surprise. State titles have become all but the norm for the Saints.


August 22, 2008

Western falls in season opener

Western ended a long trek to Liberty High in Bedford with a 33-0 loss. The Minutemen leapt out to an early lead and then took control with three monster plays in the second quarter — a 68-yard punt return for a score, a 39-yard touchdown pass and a 70-yard touchdown run.

ALL-CVA BOYS SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Ben Freeman, Orange County
ALL-CVA BOYS SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Ben Freeman, Orange County

Ben Freeman is the consummate team player. So when his high school coach, Dwane Pugh, approached him about switching positions his senior year from striker to sweeper, he agreed.

ALL-CVA BOYS SOCCER COACH OF THE YEAR: Patrick Dieter, Fluvanna County

In doing so, Fluvanna coach Patrick Dieter piloted his team to a 14-4 overall record and a second-place finish in regular-season district play, and is The Daily Progress’ choice for the All-Central Virginia boys soccer coach of the year.


August 19, 2008

Slideshow: High School BREAKTHROUGH
Slideshow: High School BREAKTHROUGH

10 high school athletes who are set to rule the gyms, trails and fields this fall. 


August 18, 2008

PREPS PLUS: Breakthrough Athlete Edition

Wondering which players are set to rule the gyms, courses, and fields this fall?


August 12, 2008

ALL-CVA GIRLS SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Emily Perrin, Charlottesville
ALL-CVA GIRLS SOCCER PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Emily Perrin, Charlottesville

Look up just about any state record by a VHSL girls soccer player and most likely that mark will be owned by the same person: Emily Perrin.

ALL-CVA GIRLS SOCCER COACH OF THE YEAR: Pat Campbell, Covenant
ALL-CVA GIRLS SOCCER COACH OF THE YEAR: Pat Campbell, Covenant

With Campbell taking the reins as a first-year coach, taking over a team that had just one senior, it’s safe to say that not many expected Covenant to make it back to the semifinals — much less win the tournament outright.

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