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February 09, 2008
Freeman the humble face of the Little Giants
Of the countless ways Will Freeman could have won the match, it's safe to say forfeit wasn't the way he envisioned entering the history books at Waynesboro High School.February 08, 2008
The Giant Leap: Cougars had the right plan in close loss
With a masterful game plan, the Stuarts Draft Cougars nearly delayed Waynesboro's ride to the Southern Valley District championship.Strong first and third lift Waynesboro boys
Waynesboro owned the first and third quarters Thursday night on the way to a 55-49 win over Stuarts Draft.The Giant Leap: Waynesboro one win away from first district title since 1991
Waynesboro's 58-55 win over Stuarts Draft clinched at least a tie in the Southern Valley District for the Little Giants. They had to fight the whole way.The Giant Leap: Berry boards her plane
With clinching at least a tie in the Southern Valley District on the line and with Devon Brown only scoring 12 points at halftime (and, yes, when we talk about Devon Brown you can use the word "only" when she scores what other players book in a whole game) the Little Giants needed a lift.February 06, 2008
Girls cross country coach and player of the year
Fort Defiance Coach David Stewart and cross country runner Whitney Fulk have been working together since she was on the Fort Defiance JV track team trying to keep busy after basketball season was over. At first she came out for the team as a sprinter but found her true calling a week later.Jenkins signs to join VMI
Robert E. Lee running back Rajah Jenkins signed his letter of intent on Wednesday, announcing that he will play football for the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington.February 05, 2008
Boys cross country runner of the year
STUARTS DRAFT Sounds of rubber-soled shoes echo through the hallways of Stuarts Draft, followed by distant laughter of a group of students finishing a lap around an improvised indoor track.Riverheads wins epic battle against Gap
SWOOPE - The Shenandoah District picture got a little clearer on Tuesday night thanks to Jeremy Heizer.Bulldogs stop Wilson
FISHERSVILLE ' Wilson Memorial fell short on Tuesday, losing to Luray 55-45. Maybe it was the excitement of Senior Night that had the Hornets distracted, but something was definitely off.Brown leads Giants past Streaks
It took a total offensive and defensive effort by Waynesboro to hold off Harrisonburg 48-45 in a non-district squeaker Tuesday.Boys cross country coach of the year: Andrew Frye
STAUNTON Coaches can always remember the first class of students that come from their program. Eighth-grade students, who have yet to grow into their running shoes, but show a sliver of potential in an awkward run.Wilson boys at Luray postponed
According to Wilson Memorial Athletic Director Greg Troxell, Luray has had 156 students out sick Monday and today with its basketball team numbers whittled down to only four in school today.February 02, 2008
Riverheads stops pesky Luray squad
GREENVILLE - Riverheads' version of the twin towers prevailed Saturday as the streamlined Gladiators defeated Luray 51-46, temporarily moving into first place in the Shenandoah District. The hard-fought win allowed the Gladiators to break out of a four-way logjam for the top spot in the league.Cougars overcome slow start to beat Fort
STUARTS DRAFT - Stuarts Draft was affected by ice-cold shooting early, but weathered the storm for a 47-39 win over Fort Defiance.Another Shenandoah title isn’t going to come easy
GREENVILLE Oh well, here we go again. Another day, another basketball game in the Shenandoah District and another win that actually means something. (Sigh)February 01, 2008
Lee stomps Wildcats
STAUNTON - R.E. Lee girls basketball coach Jeremy Hartman was glad to see February come to Paul Hatcher gymnasium on Friday night. Now, he hopes that the Lee Ladies will survive to see March after witnessing Lee blitz visiting Rockbridge 75-47.Giants’ boys swim team places second
In Lynchburg, the Waynesboro boys swim team took second in the Region III swim meet Friday night. The Little Giants finished with a team score of 84 points, beating third-place Brookville and finishing behind Jefferson Forest. Jefferson Forest scored 131 points to claim the region crown.Caissons secure second place in VIC
Fishburne Military School's intensity prevailed in its 74-60 win over Eastern Mennonite on Thursday, giving the Caissons the second-place slot in the Virginia Independent Conference.Blue Ridge too much for Little Giants
Waynesboro kept it close in the first half, but Blue Ridge dwarfed the Little Giants in the second half to pull away for s 55-35 win Thursday in the River City.Most area sporting events postponed
4:50 p.m. R.E. Lee vs. Rockbridge boys and girls basketball still on, others postponed.January 30, 2008
No potion, just good old intensity
Sorry, but Not-So-Rowdy Rodney Cullen didn't walk out onto the Wilson Memorial basketball court with the lights off, peeking around corners to make sure security wasn't there.Hornets join the logjam on top of Shenandoah
They're back to square one.Hornets join the crowd
They're back to square one.January 29, 2008
Waynesoboro beats Fort in 2OTs
Fort Defiance was a few missed buckets away from committing the biggest upset in the Southern Valley this season, but Waynesboro shook out the cobwebs in double overtime.Bison ‘D’ stops Wilson
SWOOPE - Defense wins championships and Buffalo Gap is well on its way as the Bison defeated Wilson Memorial Tuesday night 38-35.Prep Roundup
In Quicksburg, Josh Grant led the Riverheads boys basketball team with 17 points and Jeremy Heizer tossed in 16 as the Pride kept pace with the Shenandoah District bottleneck thanks to their 47-32 win over Stonewall Jackson on Tuesday. Lyndon Humphires scored nine points and pulled down 10 rebounds. Heizer corralled 11 boards in the win.January 28, 2008
Prep Roundup: Warriors down Govs
In Lovingston, Mary Schwartz scored 16 points for Western Albemarle and Sadeeka Dosu and Shannon Bayliss each added nine as the Warriors' girls team beat Nelson County 48-32 on Monday.Treys are wild in Cougar win
There were nearly as many varsity and junior varsity players on the benches as there were bodies in the stands as Stuarts Draft pulled out a highly competitive 51-45 win over Spotswood in what would have been a meaningful game just one year ago.January 27, 2008
