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October 12, 2007
By DAVID FAWCETT
Eric Hayes (Potomac ’06) has nothing against shooting the basketball. He has the range and the touch to be an effective scorer from outside. Steele shines as freshman at Shepherd By JOE CONROY
Williams, Thigpen still questionable From staff reports
Stonewall Jackson’s running back tandem of Ryan Williams and Damien Thigpen remain day to day going into tonight’s Group AAA Cedar Run District game at Loudoun Valley. Friday’s football lineup. By DAVE UTNIK
There were no homemade posters Thursday night, no fan club members in sight and plenty of room in the bleachers to stretch out and relax. The party was over for Forest Park, but the Bruins still had a volleyball match to play. Woodbridge High School’s Jay Weatherington speaks volumes through his play on the field
By JOE CONROY
Jay Weatherington has always been a quiet kind of guy. He won’t get in his Woodbridge teammates’ faces or make a big scene to fire up the rest of the Vikings. He’s proba-bly the quietest of the four Weatherington children according to his mother, Julie. Charlie Taylor’s fishing report By CHARLIE TAYLOR
Fishing report Hall tops off season with a bang By ED TURNER
Kyle Hall had an excellent year in Late Models at Old Dominion Speedway. The 16-year-old Bushwood, Md., driver finished second in points, won rookie-of-the year and collected 12 top fives, including three wins. October 11, 2007
Gar-Field graduate Jeff Baker comes through in a big way for the Colorado Rockies
By DAVID FAWCETT
Bruins stake claim to No. 1 with sweep of arch rival OP Forest Park volleyball hands OP first loss of season
By DAVE UTNIK
Is offensive line gelling for Redskins? By BRIAN HUNSICKER
Buttgereit finishes tied for 10th at state golf By ROBERT DASKI
Forest Park quarterback Andrew Butler putting up big passing numbers
By JOE CONROY
October 10, 2007
By DAVE UTNIK
Karly Lynch’s attitude gives Hylton volleyball something to play for. Buttgereit four behind in AAA golf By ROBERT DASKI
Dominion Valley Country Club, host of the Group AAA state golf tournament, presents a huge challenge to golfers. By HUGH RIST
After dominating the field hockey scene for many years, the Woodbridge Vikings fell upon lean times in recent seasons, having been led by five different coaches in the past five years. O’Connor to head selection committee By BRIAN HUNSICKER
George Mason athletics director Tom O’Connor rattles off his itinerary for a January week, flying from this place to that, all to squeeze in as much basketball-watching as he can: Follow the Patriots to Delaware, head to the NCAA Convention in Nashville a day early to take in South Carolina and Vanderbilt, find another nearby game to check out, attend the convention, return to Fairfax and catch Georgetown and Maryland home games. October 9, 2007
By DAVE UTNIK
Sewell a versatile player for Seton volleyball State golf tournament begins today By BRIAN HUNSICKER
Simmons excels in Army 10-miler From staff reports
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