(March 3, 2015) – Conference 21 has selected its all-conference team for boys basketball. Millbrook High School senior Zach Harrell was named Player of the Year. Woodgrove High School head coach Steve Douglas was named Coach of the Year.
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(March 2, 2015) – Conference 28 has selected its all-conference team for girls basketball. John Champe High School junior Ja’Che Malone was named Player of the Year. John Champe High School head coach Will Patton and Loudoun Valley High School head coach Kenyamo McFarlane were named co-Coaches of the Year.
By Maddie Oliver LoCoSports Contributor [twitter-follow screen_name=’MaddieOliver_98′] Ashburn (February 26, 2015) — Stone Bridge High School junior Lindsay Gallagher has announced her early decision to commit to the University of Florida for the 2016-2017 academic year. Gallagher will be traveling about 800 miles from home to attend and play for the No. 7 ranked Division I Gators women’s soccer team. “When I visited Florida for the first time, I immediately loved the campus, the positivity from coaching staff and the competitive vibe from the team. I felt like I could really see myself there, and the warm weather was a bonus,” the 5-foot-6 Gallagher said. The…
(February 25, 2015) – Conference 14 has selected its all-conference team for girls basketball. Broad Run High School junior Mariah Leonard was named Player of the Year. Tuscarora High School head coach Michael Newkirk was named Coach of the Year.
(February 25, 2015) – Conference 14 has selected its all-conference team for boys basketball. Stone Bridge High School senior Jason Jolly was named Player of the Year. Stone Bridge High School head coach Corey Stitzel was named Coach of the Year.
[twitter-follow screen_name=’JoeSkinner33′] By Joe Skinner LoCoSports Journalist Aldie (Feb. 21, 2015) — On Feb. 20 — even with school off for LCPS students — a pair of Conference 28 basketball championship showdowns took place at John Champe High School: two games that were decided by a combined 12 points. The saying that defense wins championships could never be truer when the Loudoun Valley Vikings and the John Champe Knights took to the hardwood to bring home the hardware. In the early tip, the Lady Vikings sought revenge after a regular season loss to the Lady Knights and upset No.…