(January 3, 2015) – The Virginia High School League has selected its VHSL 4A all-state team for football. Lake Taylor High School senior Shiheem Johnson was named Player of the Year. Lake Taylor High School head coach Hank Sawyer was named Coach of the Year.
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Ashburn (Jan. 2, 2015)– The Broad Run High School girls varsity basketball team placed second in the 2014 Maroon & Gold Classic basketball tournament over the weekend. After knocking off the Rock Ridge High School Lady Phoenix in the quarterfinal round and the George C. Marshall High School Statesmen in the semifinal round, the Lady Spartans fell to the Oakton High School Cougars, 66-45, in the tournament championship. The young Rock Ridge Lady Phoenix fell in the seventh place game to the George Mason High School Mustangs. Following the tournament, LoCoSports selected its All-Tournament team.
(January 1, 2015) – Briar Woods High School junior Meghan Bradshaw has made an early verbal commitment to continue her softball career at the University of Virginia beginning in the 2016-2017 academic year.
(December 30, 2014) – The Virginia High School League has selected its VHSL 3A all-state team for football. James Monroe High School senior Jay Scroggins was named Player of the Year. Magna Vista High School head coach Joe Favero was named Coach of the Year.
By Morgan Widdifield LoCoSports Journalist (December 26, 2014) — Stone Bridge High School junior Olivia Sappington has made an early verbal commitment to continue her softball career at the University of Connecticut beginning in the 2016-2017 academic year.
By Patrick Gotimer LoCoSports Journalist Sterling (Dec. 22, 2014) – Looking up as the final buzzer sounded on Dec. 10, the scoreboard read Panthers 62, Handley Judges 51. But to Potomac Falls High School boys varsity basketball head coach Jeff Hawes, it meant so much more. It meant win No. 300.