Author: The Owl

The Owl

Local student-athletes pour sweat, tears and long hours into their crafts while maintaining eligible academic standing, and it’s time for each and every one of them — no matter their school, their sport or their gender — to be showcased. LoCoSports — you’ll go crazy for our sports coverage!

(May 27, 2016) – Conference 21B has selected its all-conference team for softball. Loudoun Valley High School senior Erika Elias was named Player of the Year. Loudoun Valley High School head coach Kristin Thurston was named Coach of the Year. All Conference 21B Softball First Team P Tressa Kagarise SO Loudoun Valley P Emily McCarty JR Heritage C Courtney Shea SR Heritage C Kiley Turner SO Loudoun County IF Olivia Badura FR Loudoun Valley IF Erika Elias SR Loudoun Valley IF Kaly Garcia SO Loudoun County IF Kaly Winslow SR Heritage OF Mack Barger SR Dominion OF Maddie Ferris FR Dominion OF Sydney Hays JR Loudoun Valley OF Grace Kopf…

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(May 27, 2016) – Conference 14 has selected its all-conference team for softball. Broad Run High School senior Meghan McCormack and Potomac Falls High School senior Grace Wild were named Co-Players of the Year. Broad Run High School head coach Ed Steele was named Coach of the Year. All Conference 14 Softball First Team P Meghan McCormack SR Broad Run P Jess Osborne JR Stone Bridge P Macie Scott SO Briar Woods C Grace Mattimore JR Broad Run 1B Leanne Koch SR Stone Bridge 1B McKenna Gallagher JR Broad Run 2B Elena Gonzalez FR Stone Bridge 3B Ellie Jessop SR Broad Run SS Grace Wild SR Potomac Falls OF Olivia…

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(May 27, 2016) – Conference 14 has selected its all-conference team for baseball. Briar Woods High School senior Caleb Barnes was named Player of the Year. Briar Woods High School head coach Jason Miller was named Coach of the Year. All Conference 14 Baseball First Team P Spencer Buehler SR Potomac Falls P Caleb Barnes SR Briar Woods P Lawton Riggs SR Stone Bridge C Noah Lacy SR Tuscarora 1B Ryan Hale SR Broad Run 2B Dominick Marinelli SR Tuscarora 3B Nathan Davis SR Briar Woods 3B Dave Mocabee SR Stone Bridge SS John Callahan SR Stone Bridge OF Michael Ludowig JR Briar Woods OF Caleb Barnes SR Briar…

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(May 26, 2016) – Conference 22 has selected its all-conference team for softball. Liberty High School sophomore Makaela Kestner was named Player of the Year. Freedom High School head coach Mark St. Laurent was named Coach of the Year per source. All Conference 22 Softball First Team P Makaela Kestner SO Liberty P Sarah Lamper SO Fauquier C Angelle Marshall SR Fauquier C Liz Waln SO Liberty INF Leann Brown JR Fauquier INF Mimi Lawson SO John Champe INF Hannah Lee SO John Champe INF Taylor Novak JR Freedom OF Natalie Carmichael JR Kettle Run OF Hannah Brown FR John Champe OF Alyssa Hudenberg JR…

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(May 25, 2016) – Conference 14 has selected its all-conference team for girls soccer. Potomac Falls High School senior Olivia Camera was named Player of the Year. Potomac Falls High School head coach Greg Zawistowski was named Coach of the Year. All Conference 14 Girls Soccer First Team F Alex Addington JR Stone Bridge D Brenda Anthony JR Tuscarora F Keagan Bragg FR Briar Woods GK Olivia Camera SR Potomac Falls MF Rayven Conner SR Briar Woods D Brie Deel SR Stone Bridge MF Anna Deutsch JR Broad Run D Leah Deutsch JR Broad Run MF Lindsay Gallagher SR Stone Bridge D Lauren Kelly SR Briar Woods F Emma Kerns JR…

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By Chloe Adam LoCoSports Staff Writer [twitter-follow screen_name=’ChloeMAdam31′] Purcellville (May 22, 2016) – After the Loudoun County High School boys lacrosse team (11-5) beat Heritage and after the Woodgrove High School boys lacrosse team (13-1) beat Rock Ridge in the first round of playoffs, the Raiders and Wolverines met up on Thursday, May 20 for a Dulles Group semifinal. A 6-1 run to start the game, gave the Wolverines the edge they needed as Woodgrove is now officially heading to the Dulles Group championship game after defeating the Raiders, 17-7. “Woodgrove’s goalie and defense was just rock solid,” Loudoun County…

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