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Central Region Wrestling Tournament Videos

Posted on 18 February 2008 by redwan123.


Thomas Dale captured the Central Region wrestling title on Saturday for the first time in 19 years with a score of 195 points.

The Knights did not have any individuals win a title but three finished second.

Second-place James River (145 points) had three individual champions including Patrick Nowaczyk. The 140-pounder had been a runner-up in regions the past three years.

Manchester finished third with 120 1/2 points. The Rapids’ Jared Anongos was named most outstanding wrestler and Thomas Dale coach Chris Persing garnered coach of the year honors.

TEAM SCORES

1. Thomas Dale (195); 2. James River (145); 3. Manchester (120½); 4.
Hermitage (111); 5. Hanover (109½); 6. Douglas Freeman (108); 7. Cosby (95½); 8.
Matoaca (69½); 9. Deep Run (66); 10. Lee-Davis (61); 11. Mills Godwin (57); 12.
Henrico (53); 13. Atlee (52); 14. Petersburg (40); 15. Huguenot (39½); 16.
Varina (39); 17. Patrick Henry (35½); 18. Midlothian (34½); 19. Prince George
(34); 20. Hopewell (30½); 21. Monacan (29½); 22. L.C. Bird (23½); 23. Clover
Hill (23) ; 24. George Wythe (22); 25. Armstrong (21); 26. Colonial Heights
(18); 27. Dinwiddie, J.R. Tucker (17); 29. Highland Springs, Meadowbrook (14);
31. Maggie Walker (1)

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
CHAMPIONSHIPS

103: Charlie Lipford (Henrico) d. Peyton Walsh (Deep Run)
9-7; 112: Justin Dennis (Hermitage) p. Cody Griffin (Thomas
Dale) 5:20; 119: Kieyon Nash (Varina) d. Derrick Graham
(Petersburg) 9-7; 125: Jordan Dix (James River) d. Tony
Campbell (Midlothian) 8-1; 130: Jared Anongos (James River) d.
Matt Hatcher (Mills Godwin) 5-0; 135: Blake Roulo (Matoaca) d.
Brandon Diamond (Thomas Dale) 9-2; 140: Patrick Nowaczyk
(James River) d. Anthony Lineberry (Lee-Davis) 5-1; 145:
Andrew Rose (Manchester) d. Matt Brunke (Mills Godwin) 9-2; 152: Matt Brock (Douglas Freeman) d. Isreal Cannon (Hermitage) 5-3;
160: Joseph Bayer (Matoaca) maj. dec. Noah English (Monacan)
9-0; 171: Dallas Brummel (Hanover) d. Marc Heathcock
(Hermitage) 9-3; 189: D.J. Ratcliffe (Douglas Freeman) d.
Tommy Kendzia (Patrick Henry) 10-4; 215: Matthew Holcomb
(Manchester) p. Luke Slate (Thomas Dale) 5:40; 285: Byron
Tibbetts (Manchester) d. Bryan Poole (James River) 2-0

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Final Boys Basketball Top 10 – Feb. 18

Posted on 18 February 2008 by .

Records as of Sunday, Feb. 17
Previous
ranking in parenthesis

1. Highland Springs, 21-1  
(1)

2.
Petersburg, 20-2   (2)

3.
John Marshall, 18-2   (3)

4.
L.C. Bird, 19-3   (5)

5.
Prince George, 18-4   (4)

6.
Cosby, 17-5   (7)

7.
Douglas Freeman, 16-6   (8)

8.
Meadowbrook, 15-7   (9)

9.
Henrico, 16-6   (10)

10.
Huguenot, 14-8   (5)

Other receiving
votes:

Mills
Godwin, 14-8

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Final Girls Basketball Top 10 – Feb. 18

Posted on 18 February 2008 by .

Records as of Sunday, Feb. 17
Previous ranking in parenthesis
 
1. Atlee 17-2   (1)

2. Meadowbrook 21-1   (2)

3. L.C. Bird 17-5   (3)

4. Cosby 17-5   (4)

5. Thomas Dale 17-4   (6)

6. Mills Godwin 19-3   (7)

7. Monacan 16-6  (5)

8. Deep Run 18-4   (8)

9. Midlothian 14-8   (9)

10. Hanover 14-7   (NR)

Others receiving votes:

Manchester 11-11   (NR)

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District Basketball Tournament Scores

Posted on 18 February 2008 by redwan123.

GIRLS

Capital District
Quarterfinals, Tuesday at Armstrong
No. 1 Atlee bye
No. 4 Henrico 50, No. 5 Varina 45
No. 3 Hanover 45, No. 6 Lee-Davis 30
No. 2 Highland Springs bye
Semifinals, Wednesday at Atlee
Atlee def. Henrico
HS 53, Hanover 41
Final, Friday at Atlee
Atlee 69, Highland Springs 45

Central District
Quarterfinals, Tuesday at Armstrong
No. 1 Meadowbrook 100, No. 8 Hopewell 22
No. 5 Matoaca 67, No. 4 Colonial Heights 54
No. 3 Petersburg 41, No. 6 Dinwiddie 34
No. 2 Thomas Dale 74, No. 7 Prince George 38
Semifinals, Wednesday at Thomas Dale
MBK 85, Matoaca 41
Thomas Dale 69, Petersburg 35
Final, Friday at Meadowbrook

Meadowbrook 72, Thomas Dale 69 (OT)

Colonial District
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
No. 1 Mills Godwin 77, No. 8 Thomas Jefferson 29
No. 5 J.R. Tucker 62, No. 4 Patrick Henry 39
No. 3 Hermitage 32, No. 6 John Marshall 28
No. 2 Deep Run 67, No. 7 Douglas Freeman 19
Semifinals, Wednesday at Patrick Henry
Mills Godwin 49, Tucker 30
Deep Run 59, Hermitage 29
Final, Friday at Mills Godwin
Mills Godwin 59, Deep Run 41

Dominion District
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
No. 1 Cosby 81, No. 8 James River 31
No. 4 Midlothian 49, No. 5 Manchester 41
No. 3 Monacan 59, No. 6 Clover Hill 49 (OT)
No. 2 L.C. Bird 73, No. 7 Huguenot 55
Semifinals, Wednesday at Cosby
Cosby 65, Midlothian 50
Monacan 56, Bird 42
Final, Friday at Cosby
Monacan 49, Cosby 48 (OT)

BOYS

Capital District
Quarterfinals, Tuesday at Hanover
No. 1 Highland Springs bye
No. 4 Armstrong 68, No. 5 Atlee 53
No. 3 Varina 52, No. 6 Lee-Davis 48
No. 2 Henrico 70, No. 7 Hanover 49
Semifinals, Thursday at Atlee
Highland Springs 71, Armstrong 39
Henrico 53, Varina 50
Final, Friday at Atlee
Highland Springs 78, Henrico 47

Central District
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
No. 1 Petersburg 79, No. 8 Colonial Heights 47
No. 4 Hopewell 69, No. 5 Matoaca 53
No. 6 Thomas Dale 65, No. 3 Meadowbrook 64
No. 7 Dinwiddie 61, No. 2 Prince George 56
Semifinals, Thursday at Meadowbrook
Petersburg 81, Hopewell 69
Dinwiddie 66, Thomas Dale 56
Final, Friday at Meadowbrook
Petersburg 65, Dinwiddie 56

Colonial District
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
No. 3 Douglas Freeman 74, No. 6 Thomas Jefferson 51
No. 2 Mills Godwin 62, No. 7 Hermitage 54
No. 1 John Marshall 91, No. 8 Patrick Henry 47
No. 4 Deep Run 66, No. 5 J.R. Tucker 43
Semifinals, Thursday at Mills Godwin
Mills Godwin 54, Douglas Freeman 53
John Marshall 79, Deep Run 70
Final, Friday at Mills Godwin
John Marshall 62, Mills Godwin 55

Dominion District
Quarterfinals, Tuesday
No. 1 L.C. Bird 82, No. 8 Clover Hill 49
No. 4 Manchester 67, No. 5 Monacan 64 (OT)
No. 3 Cosby 56, No. 6 James River 47
No. 2 Huguenot 43, No. 7 Midlothian 25
Semifinals, Thursday at Cosby
Bird 61, Manchester 60 (OT)
Cosby 61, Huguenot 46
Final, Friday at Cosby
L.C. Bird 64, Cosby 32

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Top 20 Videos, 2/17/08

Posted on 17 February 2008 by redwan123.

Below are the most played videos from last week, from 1-20, not including the intro video.

Your favorite video didn’t make it, make sure you get your friends, family, dog, whoever, to play your top highlight.

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Freeman Boys, Deep Run Girls Victorious

Posted on 16 February 2008 by redwan123.

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond

Consistency won out for Deep Run‘s girls and Douglas Freeman‘s guys en route to the Colonial District track and field championship.

Out of 15 events, the Wildcats scored in 14, usually in the top four. Out of 15 events, the Rebels scored in 13, again usually in championship or medal fashion.

Deep Run took the crown scoring 151.5 points, 31.5 more than second place Maggie Walker.

Briana Hudson (high jump), Joanna Hassell (55-meter dash), the 800-meter relay team (Hudson, Hassell, Julia Drapac, Marlena Daly) and the 1,600 relay team (Katie Fuson, Jay’vonne Bowman, Ashley Orr, Caroline Turner) were Deep Run’s only champions.

But in the other events, Deep Run wasn’t far behind the individual champ as Hudson, Orr, Bowman and Erica and Courtney Dobbs ate up crucial points.

That helped fight off terrific individual performances from Maggie Walker’s Susannah Piersol, the runner of the year, and J.R. Tucker‘s Jasia Richardson, the field event performer of the year.

Piersol took the 1,600 and 3,200 runs and ran a great leg in Maggie Walker’s 3,200 relay team that broke their own record of a year ago, the only female record broken this season.

Richardson’s Tiger team finished fifth, but Richardson took home the long and triple jumps.

“I came in a litle nervous because my competition is also my really good friends,” Richardson said. “But I came out on top. I’m good. I’m happy.”

Freeman’s Quash earned runner of the year honors behind his 300 and 55 hurdles crowns, and a terrific anchor leg of the 1,600 relay champs.

The Rebels also received a title performance from Ulrick Smith (500) and several second-place finishes.

Chris Kourlesis of Tucker was the field event performer of the meet with his long and triple jump titles, equaling his female counterpart, Richardson.

TEAM SCORES
Girls
1. Deep Run 151.50; 2. Maggie Walker 115; 3. Mills Godwin 88; 4. Douglas Freeman 85; 5. J.R. Tucker 53; 6. Patrick Henry 46.50; 7. Hermitage 30; 8. Thomas Jefferson 6; 9. John Marshall 1
Boys
1. Douglas Freeman 137.5; 2. Deep Run 106; 3. Patrick Henry 79; 4. Hermitage 66; 5. Mills Godwin 64.5; 6. J.R. Tucker 55; 7. Maggie Walker 43; 8. John Marshall 31

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Capital/Colonial Kickoff

Posted on 15 February 2008 by redwan123.

The first day of the Capital and Colonial District track and field championships finished with no huge surprises.

Deep Run holds an 11.5 point lead over Douglas Freeman behind the efforts of Briana Hudson (high jump champ, 5-2) and four Wildcats finishing from second to fifth in the long jump.

Maggie Walker GS’ 3,200-meter relay girls knocked down its own previous district record with a time of 10:00.87, almost two seconds faster than last season’s mark.

On the boys side in the Colonial, Patrick Henry holds a nine-point margin over Deep Run as Theo Duncan took the shot put crown, with Adrian Cavanagh (third) not too far behind.

Atlee leads both Capital meets. The girls by a significant margin, the boys by only one point over defending champion Highland Springs, who got 10 points from long jump champion Marcus Burley.

Pole vault champion Emma Dejarnette (11-6) and second place Rachael Hawks (10-6) paced the girls effort for the Raiders.

Click HERE for Colonial results.
Click HERE for Capital results.

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Fourth Is Ward’s, JM’s

Posted on 12 February 2008 by redwan123.

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond

The NFL is a copycat league. Add the Central Region to the list.

A couple of weeks ago, Deep Run put a box-and-one defense on John Marshall star Travis McKie. He went scoreless, but the Justices pulled out a close victory.

Tuesday night, Mills Godwin – who’s been playing the box-and-one most of the season with great success – put the box on JM.

It worked magnificently – until the fourth quarter.

That’s when Randall Ward went bananas. The junior guard poured in 14 of his game-high 21 points in the deciding quarter, bringing JM back from 12 points down to defeat Godwin 52-47.

Offense stagnant and down 41-29 on a bucket by Kefentse Budd (team-high 12 points), Ward and a full-court pressure defense took control for the Justices.

McKie (10 points, five blocks) nailed two free throws and blocked a Godwin shot to start a fastbreak. Farrar found Ward on the left side as he converted an old-fashioned three-point play. Godwin coach Hunter Thomas quickly called timeout.

Fletcher Lumpkin (nine points) scored out of the timeout to halt the bleeding, but the Band-Aid fell off as Godwin wouldn’t score again until 1:48 remained in the contest.

Ward dropped a trey from the right corner to slice the lead to six, 43-37.

He and McKie came up with a couple of steals that led to three free throws, two from McKie and one from Aaron Farrar. Then Ward drilled another trey with 3:45 to go, and yet another on the next possession to put JM ahead 46-43.

“Ward got hot,” Godwin coach Hunter Thomas said. “He did a great job. We had to get out of it at that point.”

McKie added two more free throws before Budd’s aforementioned bucket at 1:48 left the score at 48-45.

But the Eagles (10-4, 13-8) would get no closer as Ward, JM’s sixth-man, dropped in a nasty floater to keep John Marshall’s winning streak (now at 13 games) and unbeaten Colonial District record (14-0 Colonial, 17-2) intact.

The regular-season district trophy is already engraved.

“C.T., Lamar and our coaches told us don’t panic,” Ward said. “We were down by 12, but don’t panic, keep the team calm so we can come back. We knew we could do it, we just were not shooting well.”

Panic is exactly was Thomas didn’t want his team to do when JM rolled their full-court pressure out. But that’s what happened.

After playing an almost flawless third quarter in terms of scoring efficiency and defense, it was the total opposite in the final period.

Godwin scored on 10 of their 16 third-quarter possessions, coughing up no turnovers. In the fourth period, the Eagles relinquished six turnovers and scored on four of 17 possessions.

“Sums it up right there,” Thomas said. “We take care of the ball and finish around the basket a couple of times, we win. We had some easy shots. Their pressure got to us.”

Is this box-and-one trend getting to JM? Justices coach Frank Threatts doesn’t think so.

“We have solved the problem. Let ’em keep playing it,” a candid Threatts said. “We don’t have a one-man team. All the teams that we are going to see, tell ’em play the box. Play the triangle.

“It feels good [to be unbeaten in the district]. My kids didn’t expect it. I didn’t think we would be this good. But you have Travis on your team and you have the other guys, too.”

John Marshall 9 13 7 23 – 52
Mills Godwin  9 10 18 8 – 47
John Marshall (14-0, 17-2): Farrar 1, Ward 21, Johnson 4, Brockington 0, Thornton 8, McKie 10, Brown 0, Braxton 6, Lee 1, Jackson 1. Totals: 17 14-19 52. 3-point goals: Ward 4.
Mills Godwin (10-4, 13-8): Mattioli 9, Crouch 0, Reynolds 0, Parker 4, Van Arsdale 0, Lumpkin 9, Oley 11, Parsons 0, Budd 12. Totals: 14 16-22 45. 3-point goal: Mattioli.

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Central Region Brackets

Posted on 12 February 2008 by .

REGION BRACKET
(Finals at VCU’s Siegel Center)


MONDAY, March 3
GIRLS
CHAMPIONSHIP
No. 3 Dominion, Bird 64
No.
1 Colonial, Mills Godwin 51

BOYS
CHAMPIONSHIP
No. 1 Colonial, John Marshall
No. 1 Central, Petersburg, 7:45 p.m.

SATURDAY, MARCH 1
BOYS
TOP BRACKET
No.
1 Colonial, John Marshall 77
No.
1 Dominion, L.C. Bird, 69

BOTTOM BRACKET
No. 1 Central, Petersburg 66
No.
1 Capital, Highland Springs 56

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29
GIRLS
TOP BRACKET
No.
1 Colonial, Mills Godwin 54
No.
2 Central, Thomas Dale 41

BOTTOM BRACKET
No. 3 Dominion, Bird 53
No. 2 Dominion, Monacan 33

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27
BOYS
TOP BRACKET
No.
1 Colonial, John Marshall 77
No. 2 Capital, Henrico 58

No.
1 Dominion, L.C. Bird 55
No. 2 Central, Dinwiddie 54

BOTTOM BRACKET
No.
1 Capital, Highland Springs 75
No. 3 Dominion, Huguenot 59

No. 1 Central, Petersburg 84
No. 2 Dominion, Cosby 55

GIRLS
TOP BRACKET
No.
1 Colonial, Mills Godwin 54
No. 2 Capital, Highland Springs 28

No.
2 Central, Thomas Dale 68
No. 1 Dominion, Cosby 65

BOTTOM BRACKET
No. 3 Dominion, Bird 54
No. 1 Capital, Atlee 50

No. 2 Dominion, Monacan 64
No. 1 Central, Meadowbrook 60

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26
BOYS
TOP BRACKET
No. 1 Colonial, John
Marshall 81
No. 4 Dominion, Manchester 62

No. 2 Capital, Henrico 73
No. 3 Central, Hopewell 56

No. 1 Dominion, L.C.
Bird 72
No. 4 Colonial, Deep Run 56

No. 2 Central, Dinwiddie 83
No. 3 Capital,
Varina 50

BOTTOM BRACKET
No. 1 Capital, Highland
Springs 82
No. 4 Central, Thomas Dale 46

No. 3 Dominion, Huguenot 64
No. 2 Colonial,
Mills Godwin 45

No. 1 Central, Petersburg 75
No. 4 Capital, Armstrong 51

No. 2 Dominion, Cosby 65
No. 3 Colonial, Douglas Freeman 64

GIRLS
TOP BRACKET
No. 1 Colonial, Mills
Godwin 65
No. 4 Dominion, Midlothian 49

No. 2 Capital, Highland Springs 64
No. 3 Central,
Petersburg 42

No. 1 Dominion, Cosby 62
No. 4
Colonial, J.R. Tucker 38

No. 2
Central, Thomas Dale 48
No. 3 Capital, Hanover 45

BOTTOM BRACKET
No. 1 Capital, Atlee 81
No. 4
Central, Matoaca 39

No. 3 Dominion, Bird 71
No. 2
Colonial, Deep Run 39

No. 1 Central, Meadowbrook 69
No. 4 Capital, Henrico 49

No. 2 Dominion, Monacan 79
No. 3 Colonial, Hermitage 44

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Boys Basketball Top 10 – Feb. 11

Posted on 11 February 2008 by redwan123.

Records as of Sunday, Feb. 10
Previous
ranking in parenthesis

1. Highland Springs, 19-1  
(1)

2.
Petersburg, 18-2   (2)

3.
John Marshall, 16-2   (3)

4.
Prince George, 17-3   (4)

5.
Huguenot, 14-6   (5)

5.
L.C. Bird, 17-3   (6)

7.
Cosby, 16-4   (7)

8.
Douglas Freeman, 14-6   (8)

9. Meadowbrook, 13-7  
(9)

10. Henrico,
14-6   (NR)

Others
receiving votes:

Mills
Godwin, 13-7

Deep Run, 14-6 (10)

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