Thomas Dale High School | Archive | October, 2008

Football scoreboard, 10/31

Posted on 31 October 2008 by .

Friday, October 31 Scores

No. 1 Varina 41, Henrico 0

No. 7 Hermitage 14, No. 2 Deep Run 7
* Easton Gordon’s 15-yard TD gave Hermitage a leg up in the Colonial. Story, videos on the way!.

No. 3 Meadowbrook 20, Matoaca 18
* Special teams hurt Matoaca’s upset bid.

No. 4 L.C. Bird 48, George Wythe 14
* Regular season done for Dominion District champs as the Skyhawks wait for Division 6 playoffs.

No. 5 Highland Springs 46, Huguenot 0
* Springers set for big visit to No. 1 Varina.

No. 6 Dinwiddie 55, Hopewell 28
* Generals have huge matchup with Meadowbrook next week.

No. 8 Clover Hill 30, Cosby 8
* Josh Bailey and the Cavaliers befuddles another defense.

No. 9 Monacan 37, James River 8

T-No. 10 Hanover 41, Lee-Davis 21

T-No. 10 Manchester 37, Midlothian 7

Atlee 14, Armstrong 12

Petersburg 47, Colonial Heights 14

Thomas Dale 38, Prince George 12

Patrick Henry 27, Mills Godwin 7

J.R. Tucker 59, Thomas Jefferson 13

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SPARQ Basketball Combine

Posted on 31 October 2008 by .

There will be an official Nike SPARQ Basketball Combine Saturday, November 8 taking place at ACTS (Athletes Complete Training Source) in Midlothian beginning at noon.

Check out the attached flyer below for more information or contact former L.C. Bird assistant coach Ray Bolton at (804) 943-1364.

ACTS is located at 2240 Oak Lake Boulevard, Midlothian, VA 23112.

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F. Hockey Top 10 – Oct. 27

Posted on 27 October 2008 by .

Records as of Sunday, Oct. 26
Team (Record, previous
ranking)

1. Thomas Dale (15-0,
1)

2. James River (13-3,
2)

3. Maggie Walker (12-3,
3)

4. Cosby (11-4-1, 4)

5. Mills Godwin (11-4, 5)

6. Deep Run (11-4, 6)

7. Manchester (6-8, 8)

8. Douglas Freeman
(10-6, 7)

9.
Prince George (10-5-1, 10)

T10. Lee-Davis (13-3, 9)

T10. Clover Hill (6-8-1, NR)

Others receiving votes: Midlothian (4-8-2, NR)

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Girls Volleyball Top 10 – Oct. 27

Posted on 27 October 2008 by .

Records as of Sunday, Oct. 26
Team (Record, previous ranking)

1. Hanover (18-2, 1)

2. Deep Run (15-5, 2)

3. James River (15-5, 3)

4. Cosby (15-4, 4)

5. Mills Godwin (9-11, 6)

6. Atlee (15-4, 5)

7. Manchester (12-8, 7)

8. Midlothian (13-7, 8)

9. Thomas Dale (16-2, 9)

10. Douglas Freeman (9-11, 10)

Others receiving votes: J.R. Tucker (13-6, NR)

– Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the poll.

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Boys Volleyball Top 10 – Oct. 27

Posted on 27 October 2008 by .

Records as of Sunday, Oct. 26
Team (Record, previous ranking)

1. Thomas Dale (20-0, 1)

2. Deep Run (16-1, 2)

3. Cosby (16-3, 3)

4. James River (12-5, 4)

5. Highland Springs (16-2, 5)

6. Clover Hill (13-6, 6)

7. Atlee (16-2, 7)

T8. J.R. Tucker (14-4, 8)

T8. Hanover (14-6, 9)

10. L.C. Bird (11-9, 10)

Other receiving votes: Prince George (13-6, NR)

– Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the poll.

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Football scoreboard, 10/24

Posted on 24 October 2008 by .

MONDAY, OCTOBER 27
J.R. Tucker at John Marshall, 4 p.m.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
Benedictine 14, Fork Union 7
* Clayton Navarre scores with 22 seconds left to top the Blue Devils as the Cadets move to 9-0. Story, video, photos here!

Woodberry Forest 35, St. Christopher’s 13

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
(Idle: No. 1 Varina, No. 8 Clover Hill)

No. 2 Deep Run 42, Mills Godwin 0
* Antone Exum scores three touchdowns and throws for another. He returned yet another punt for TD, and so did Jordan Love, giving the Wildcats eight punt or kick returns in the last five games, nine this season. Read about how they do it here.

No. 3 Meadowbrook 28, Colonial Heights 0

No. 4 L.C. Bird 28, Cosby 20
* Bird sews up Dominion District title and a Central Region, Division 6 berth. Coach David Bedwell sets Bird record with 85 wins.

No. 5 Highland Springs 41, Lee-Davis 14
* The Springers find a potent offense behind several big plays from J.J. Saunders (2 TDs) and Clarence Hill (2 TDs). Story, videos, photos here!

No. 6 Dinwiddie 47, Prince George 10

No. 7 Hermitage 34, Douglas Freeman 28

No. 9 Monacan 27, Midlothian 20

No. 10 Hanover 35, Atlee 0

Thomas Dale 28, Petersburg 14

Huguenot 26, George Wythe 0

Covenant 45, Trinity Episcopal 10

Henrico 27, Armstrong 12

Patrick Henry 48, Thomas Jefferson 0

Manchester 28, James River 6

Matoaca 42, Hopewell 16

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Central Dist. tourney field hockey

Posted on 21 October 2008 by .

Central District field hockey tournament
(at Matoaca; Tickets $5)

Tuesday, October 21
No. 1 Thomas Dale 2, No. 4 Matoaca 1
* Hannah Robbins’ goal with just under 7 minutes left gives the Knights the win.
No. 2 Prince George 2, No. 3 Hopewell 1 (OT)
*Jadyn Rhodes scored in OT to push the Royals to the final.

Wednesday, October 22
Thomas Dale 1, Prince George 0
* Julie Robertson registers a goal late to pace the Knights to yet another district tournament crown.

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Dale’s Williams to Elon

Posted on 21 October 2008 by .

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
slewis@digitalsports.com

Thomas Dale athlete David Williams is headed to Elon University in North Carolina.

The talented quarterback and defensive back is having a standout season, leading the Knights to a 3-1 Central District record, 3-4 overall, as they are still in district title contention.

He’ll more than likely play in the defensive backfield for the Phoenix, who are currently ranked No. 3 in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision with a 7-1 record. It is the highest ranking in school history.

“They offered me back in June,” Williams said, “and after taking my visits to the schools recruiting me the hardest, I decided to commit to Elon.”

Liberty, among others, had offered Williams scholarships.

Richmonders on Elon’s roster include Henrico’s Brandon Spurlock (DB) and senior kicker Andrew Wilcox, a Hermitage graduate who’s earned all-Southern Conference honors and is Elon’s all-time field goal leader.

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Slim leads after first day

Posted on 20 October 2008 by .

by Seneca Contomanolis
DigitalSports Richmond
scontomanolis@digitalsports.com


MIDLOTHIAN — Brigitte Baker’s round of 74 paced Langley as the team grabbed a one-stroke lead after the opening round of the state Group AAA golf tournament.


 


The Saxons (Northern Region Champions) finished with a combined score of 302 on a brisk Monday at the par-72 Independence Golf Course.


 


James River sits in second after shooting a 303 and Westfield is third with a 304.


 


Two-time defending champion Frank Cox is currently fifth after a 307.


 


Douglas Freeman’s Matt Sizemore had the best individual round, shooting a 4-under 68.


 


Sizemore holds a two-stroke advantage over Brinson Paolini (Frank Cox), the medalist in 2006.


 


Noori Hyun, of Centreville, is third with a 71 and Ji Soo Park (Chantilly), Thomas Strandemo (Yorktown) and Nick Austin (James River) are tied for fourth with a 72.


 


Austin, the three-time Central Region champ, has finished runner-up in the individual standings the past two years. Michael McLean (76), Eamon Schwartz (77) and Sean Dougherty (78) also scored for the Rapids.



Ben Walsh (75), Brian Jaeger (76) and Spencer Deese (77) contributed to Langley’s lead.
 


Play continues on Tuesday with the final round teeing off at 8:30 a.m. for the teams and 9 a.m. for the individuals.


 


RESULTS


(First round at Independence GC, Par 72)


 


Team Scores


Langley (302): Brigitte Baker 74, Ben Walsh 75, Brian Jaeger 76, Spencer Deese 77


James River (303): Nick Austin 72, Michael McLean 76, Eamon Schwartz 77, Sean Dougherty 78


Westfield (304): Brian Keith 74, Tim Ritter 75, Wes Liu 75, Jimmy Sanders 80


Kellam (306): Wade Wawner 73, Chase Duffy 75, Trey Smith 76, Alex Loyd 82, Ryan Kilmon 82, Bryce Cope 82


Frank Cox (307): Brinson Paolini 70, Chris Valianos 73, Jonathan Harris 82, Richie Salter 82


Loudoun Valley (308): Zach Bosse 75, Scott Davidson 76, Brian Hickey 78, Brandon Deleonardis 79, Tanner Welsh 79


Battlefield (309): Andrew Lister 75, Jordan Pastor 76, Blake Forst 77, Justin Riley 81, John Williams 81


Deep Run (313): Jason Schumacher 76, Chris O’Neil 77, Zach Schwab 78, Mason Bryan 82


 


Top 10 Individual Scores
Matt Sizemore (Douglas Freeman), 68; Brinson Paolini (Frank Cox), 70; Noori Hyun (Centreville), 71; Ji Soo Park (Chantilly), 72; Thomas Strandemo (Yorktown), 72; Nick Austin (James River), 72; Chris Valianos (Frank Cox), 73; Wade Wawner (Kellam), 73; Brigitte Baker (Langley), 74; Brian Keith (Westfield), 74

Complete results and tee times can be found in the documents section below the photos. 

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F. Hockey Top 10 – Oct. 20

Posted on 20 October 2008 by .

Records as of Sunday, Oct. 19
Team (Record, previous
ranking)

1. Thomas Dale (13-0,
1)

2. James River (10-3,
2)

3. Maggie Walker (11-3,
3)

4. Cosby (9-3-1, 4)

5. Mills Godwin (10-3, 5)

6. Deep Run (9-4, 6)

7. Douglas Freeman
(9-5, 7)

8. Manchester (5-8, 8)

9. Lee-Davis (11-3,
10)

10.
Prince George (9-4-1, NR)

Others receiving votes: Monacan (3-10-2,
NR); Atlee (8-5, NR); Midlothian (4-7-2, 9)

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