Posted on 29 September 2008 by redwan123.
Records as of Sunday, Sept. 28
Team (Record, previous ranking)
1. Hanover (9-2, 2)
2. Deep Run (6-5, 1)
3. James River (9-4, 3)
4. Cosby (11-2, 4)
5. Atlee (8-2, 6)
T6. Mills Godwin (1-8, 5)
T6. Midlothian (8-4, 7)
8. Manchester (7-6, 8)
9. Thomas Dale (7-2, 9)
10. J.R. Tucker (6-3, NR)
Others receiving votes: Monacan (5-7, 10)
– Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the poll.
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Posted on 29 September 2008 by redwan123.
Records as of Sunday, Sept. 28
Team (Record, previous ranking)
1. Thomas Dale (9-0, 1)
2. Deep Run (11-0, 2)
3. James River (7-2, 4)
4. Atlee (8-0, 5)
5. Clover Hill (7-4, 9)
6. Cosby (10-3, 3)
7. Highland Springs (7-2, 7)
8. J.R. Tucker (7-2, 6)
9. L.C. Bird (7-5, 8)
10. Prince George (8-2, 10)
Others receiving votes: Hanover (7-5, NR)
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Posted on 29 September 2008 by redwan123.
Below are the most played videos from last week, Sept. 22-28, in the Central Region.
The clips are posted from one to 25.
Deep Run football is all over the countdown taking the first six spots.
Jordan Love‘s game-winning tackle against Hanover is No. 1 and his touchdown run in the same game is second.
Quarterback Antone Exum‘s 38-yard touchdown run rounds out the Top 3.
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Posted on 22 September 2008 by redwan123.
Records as of Sunday, Sept. 21
Team (Record, previous ranking)
1. Deep Run (5-4, 1)
2. Hanover (7-2, 2)
3. James River (7-4, 3)
4. Cosby (10-2, 4)
5. Mills Godwin (1-7, 5)
6. Atlee (5-2, 6)
7. Midlothian (7-4, 7)
8. Manchester (7-4, NR)
9. Thomas Dale (5-2, 9)
10. Monacan (5-4, 8)
Others receiving votes: J.R. Tucker (6-2, NR)
– Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the poll.
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Posted on 22 September 2008 by redwan123.
Records as of Sunday, Sept. 21
Team (Record, previous ranking)
1. Thomas Dale (7-0, 1)
2. Deep Run (10-0, 2)
3. Cosby (9-2, 3)
4. James River (5-2, 4)
5. Atlee (5-0, 7)
6. J.R. Tucker (7-1, 6)
7. Highland Springs (5-2, 8)
8. L.C. Bird (6-4, 5)
9. Clover Hill (5-4, 9)
10. Prince George (7-1, NR)
Others receiving votes: Douglas Freeman (5-4, 6); Hanover (5-4, NR)
– Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the poll.
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Posted on 22 September 2008 by redwan123.
Below are the most played videos from last week, Sept. 15-21, in the Central Region.
The clips are posted from one to 25.
Meadowbrook QB Desmond Coble’s 65-yard connection with Chris Carter for the game-winning touchdown against Hermitage on Sept. 12 is still drawing viewers as it takes the top spot this week.
Panthers kicker Stephen Reynold‘s 37-yard field goal for the lead with 50 seconds left in that game is No. 2 and an interview with Deep Run setter Phil Slocum after the Wildcats’ victory over Highland Springs is No. 3.
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Posted on 15 September 2008 by redwan123.
Records as of Sunday, Sept. 14
Team (Record, previous ranking)
1. Deep Run (3-2, 1)
2. Hanover (5-2, 2)
3. James River (5-4, 4)
4. Cosby (7-2, 5)
5. Mills Godwin (1-6, 3)
6. Atlee (4-0, 6)
7. Midlothian (5-3, 7)
8. Monacan (4-3, 8)
9. Thomas Dale (3-1, 10)
10. Hermitage (4-3, 9)
Others receiving votes: Manchester (6-3, NR)
– Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the poll.
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Posted on 15 September 2008 by redwan123.
Records as of Sunday, Sept. 14
Team (Record, previous ranking)
1. Thomas Dale (4-0, 1)
2. Deep Run (8-0, 2)
3. Cosby (7-1, 3)
4. James River (3-2, 5)
5. L.C. Bird (6-2, 4)
6. J.R. Tucker (3-1, 7)
7. Atlee (2-0, NR)
8. Highland Springs (2-1, NR)
9. Clover Hill (3-4, 8)
10. Douglas Freeman (5-3, 6)
Others receiving votes: Lee-Davis (4-2, 10); Prince George (3-1, NR)
– Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the poll.
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Posted on 15 September 2008 by redwan123.
Below are the most played videos from last week, Sept. 8-14, in the Central Region.
The clips are posted from one to 25.
Trey Johnson’s 65-yard touchdown run during Varina’s 44-24 win over Matoaca was second in the last Top 25 but the viewers must have liked what they saw as it was most watched this past week.
Two more highlights from the same game involving Johnson are also in the top three. The running back’s spin move is at No. 2 and Melvin Trotter‘s hit on Johnson in the backfield is third.
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Posted on 12 September 2008 by redwan123.
No. 1 Meadowbrook 20 (3-0), No. 2 Hermitage 13 (1-1)
* Desmond Coble hit Chris Carter with a 65-yard bomb with less than 50 seconds remaining to lift the Monarchs over the Panthers. Coble also intercepted Hermitage’s desperation heave to end the contest. Click here for Stephen Lewis’ full recap and video highlights!
No. 3 Deep Run 42 (2-0), Henrico 16 (0-3)
* Antone Exum befuddles the Warriors with his feet.
No. 4 Varina 42 (3-0), Thomas Dale 21 (0-3)
* Trey Johnson runs for three more TDs.
No. 5 Hanover 49 (2-0), J.R. Tucker 6 (0-2)
* Chris Lee (four TDs) is too much for the Tigers.
No. 6 Highland Springs 24 (1-1), Douglas Freeman 13 (1-1)
* Monty Smalley’s 98-yard TD catch wasn’t enough to stop Highland Springs.
No. 7 L.C. Bird 55 (2-1), No. 9 Clover Hill 53 (2-1)
* Jerry Brown registers four TDs in the first half to lead Bird.
No. 8 Manchester 27 (2-0), Huguenot 14 (1-1)
* Antonio Brown’s 65-yard TD jolt paces the Lancers.
No. 10 Patrick Henry 21 (1-1), Atlee 14 (0-2)
* Atlee erased a 21-point deficit after the fourth period, but couldn’t upset the Patriots. Atlee gained 366 yards, PH 178. Click here for Ben Dejarnette’s full recap!
Cosby 37 (2-0), Midlothian 7 (0-2)
* Terry Williams had 143 yards and two TDs to lead the Titans.
Lee-Davis 31 (1-1), James River 20 (0-2)
* Jonathan Alexander’s interception TD seals L-D’s and first-year coach Jason Meade’s first win.
Hopewell 20 (1-1), John Marshall 13 (1-2)
* Frank Bullock’s big day (153 yards) is not enough to propel Jayem over Hopewell.
Prince George 20 (1-1), Mountain View 11
* The Royals defense gets it done, blocked kicks and all.
Benedictine 7 (3-0), Armstrong 6 (1-2)
* Brandy Thomas’ blocked field goal TD return pulled the Wildcats within one, but Armstrong could not win it.
Collegiate 20, Mills Godwin 0 (0-2)
* Jake McGee finds Trei Kelley for three touchdowns.
Monacan 42 (2-0), George Wythe 8 (0-2)
* Mike Williams and J.C. Wiggins have a big day on the ground for the Chiefs.
St. Christopher’s 17 (2-0), Christchurch 0 (0-2)
* Bart Farinholt registered eight tackles, a pick and a fumble recovery to pace the Saints.
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