Potomac batters stay focused at plate to beat Pelicans

Vikings now 8-2 in Cardinal

Kent-Robinson gives Tigers high jump, 200-meter dash win and is all-district in three other events

Lybert scores four goals as Woodbridge stays perfect in Cardinal

Forest Park wins Cardinal boys lacrosse tournament title with 17-2 win

Lynch scores three of Hylton’s first seven goals to lead Bulldogs

P-Nats starting pitcher gets rare home win as Nationals beat Pelicans

Eagles play to 1-1 tie with Yellow Jackets

OP wins first Cedar Run baseball title in school history

Jackets blank Riverbend in Northwest Region semis

Potomac now 6-4 in Cardinal

Sofranac scores lone goal in Cardinal match

Indians win Cardinal girls track title; Woodbridge boys win

Bobcats upset OP in girls’ competition

Yvonne Amegashie sprung from her starting block, hoping to chase down the two competitors ahead of her in the 400-meter dash.

Kelsey Sayres didn’t have a soundtrack to accompany her Tuesday afternoon. Not that she really needed or wanted one anyway.

Hayden Gilmer hit a three-run home run to highlight a four-run fourth inning as the Brentsville baseball team defeated James Wood 7-4.

P-Nats fall in doubleheader.

Osbourn Park boys’ soccer coach Larry Nemerow said he couldn’t remember the last time the Yellow Jackets had lost a Cedar Run District soccer game.

With a chance of sharing the Cardinal District baseball regular-season title still in play, Woodbridge’s baseball team could not afford to have their annual trip to Potomac turn out as it had in the recent past.

Four Bobcats commit to next level.

Crew notebook

Despite another strong outing by former P-Nat Shawn Hill, Washington falls victim of Florida sweep.

Competitors from different teams receive awards

Senior will compete in long jump, triple jump

Offense, pitching help Potomac beat Kinston

Just like that, we bid farewell to Washington’s most-tenured athlete, Capitals goalkeeper Olie Kolzig.

Ryan Ellis has been tearing around the track at Old Dominion Speedway this season. 

In normal years, the approaching summer would be cause for relief for golf courses; after the winter cold rendered courses unusable, the summer warmth would surely bring back golfers who claimed tee times from dawn ’til dusk.

It was hard to tell which story was bigger at the Virginia Scholastic Rowing Championships Satur-day afternoon--the disappointing finish of the Woodbridge girls' varsity eight, the remark-able winning streak of the Woodbridge boys' varsity first four, or the overall performance of the Hylton Bulldogs, whose girls' varsity double and boys' varsity quad each took home gold medals.