The team lost 47-38.

Stonewall Jackson head football coach Loren Johnson resigned Friday.

Local prep basketball teams are announced

Andrew Ostenso, age 15, of Sunderland, Md., a sophomore at Huntingtown High School, won the Nation's Capital Area United States Bowling Congress Association Youth 600 Club Tour-nament of Champions hosted by Bowl America Gaithersburg (Md.) on Mar. 2.

George Mason University center Will Thomas preserved a two-point lead over William & Mary by pulling a rebound out of the air and then, with just under four minutes remaining, entrusted a freshman with protecting it.

As Group A regional champions fell by the handful—one in seven was knocked off by the fourth-place finisher from a different region—Manassas Park came through cleanly.

Brentsville's girls' basketball has already had a great season. It is 21-5.

A crossover dribble near the 3-point line nearly left a George Washington defender resting on her backside.

Loren Johnson resigned Friday as the Raiders’ head football coach

Juan Palma captured a gold medal in the Level 6 all-around competition last weekend at the Mid-Atlantic Invitational in College Park, Md.

When the long-awaited moment finally arrived, Ariene Jenkins (Woodbridge ’06) started sweating. A lot. Then, her stomach started churning and her hands started shaking. Questions raced through her mind as she wondered if she could do the basics, like catch the ball in the post.

Weekly fishing report

Adam Brenner had one of those dream seasons in 2007 at Old Dominion Speedway.  The 32-year-old Fredericksburg driver not only won his first Grand Stock championship but won it in the season’s finale.

There are all the beaches in the world, and then there’s Nags Head. For me, when it comes to getting out of town for a few days, especially in the spring, there is no place I’d rather be than on the Outer Banks of North Carolina.

For the seniors of the George Mason men’s basketball team, the Colonial Athletic Association tournament title is the one accomplishment that has eluded them.

Pressure situations no longer faze Amanda Bates. She is calm on the basketball court, which leads to playing with enjoyment and confidence.

Woodbridge assistant Gryder to take over for Joe Mangano

Drakeford will be a key member for Forest Park in state quarterfinal

Tigers sending four wrestlers to meet

Forest Park loses Deidre Richardson after senior has knee surgery.

Brentsville will travel, while Forest Park stays home for Saturday’s state quarterfinals

Freshman was recently named CAA rookie of the week

Furr scores twice in loss; former Hylton football player inks with Montreal

Bethany Hyter walked into the infield flashing a smile, knowing she had won the girls’ 500-meter dash. And the Osbourn Park senior did so doing what she does best: running from behind.

Charlottesville, powered by a trio of players in double figures, dis-patched Brentsville to secure its second consecutive Region II championship Saturday night.

It wasn’t the left-handed jump shot that caught Quinton Mason’s attention. He’s seen his 12-year-old daughter pull up near the 3-point line and loft thousands of those through the hoop.

Amber Epps didn’t need anybody to tell her that she’d drawn a tough defensive assignment Saturday night.

Catching up on the area fishing scene

Hylton graduate starred at Auburn as a linebacker

Game is April 13th at the Comcast Center.