Panthers fail to maintain energy after tying game at one

Scott helps Woodbridge to 4-2 win

Leyen, Barnes earn scholarship money

Bruins lose to Heritage 50-29 in Group AAA state girls basketball final

Forest Park graduate finishes as the Tribe’s single-season leader in 3-pointers

Leyen and Barnes earn scholarship money

Brentsville girls soccer team wins in double overtime

Woodbridge and Osbourn Park to host 12-team tournament that begins today

Potomac boys win in lacrosse

Friday fishing report

Stonewall’s Loren Johnson will take over as Highland Springs’ new head football coach

Driver held her own at Motor Mile Speedway

Locals Chris Vann and Brion Dunlap are headed to the NCAA Tournament with the Mount St. Mary’s men’s basketball team

Forest Park assistant girls basketball coach Brian Coleman found the ideal mentor in Eric Brent

First-year coach has Bruins in the Group AAA girls basketball state championship

Team finishes fourth in CAA Tournament

Sutphin, Black outstanding on mound

Bobby Holland is leaving the Potomac Nationals to be general manager of the Ripken Experience baseball facility in Myrtle Beach.

George Mason second baseman Ryan Soares is making a strong first impression with the Patriots early in the season.

Shayla Drakeford collided violently with the Siegel Center floor Tuesday night and, for a few frightening seconds, the player who breathes life and passion into the Forest Park girls basketball team struggled to pick herself up.

Forest Park leads 27-17.

Ryan Wood (Hylton) was named the Conference USA Hitter of the Week.

Four was too small. Eight was too big. So the Group AAA Northwest Region went halfway in be-tween, approving a proposal to expand the high school football regional playoff format to six, starting in 2009.

It was the first time they would see Princess Anne in person this season, but it came at a perfect time.

William & Mary had to scrap and claw its way through the first three rounds of the Colonial Athletic Association Championship, proving along the way that the Tribe was better than their seeding indicated.

RICHMOND—The ovation grew louder with every step that Folarin Campbell took up the ladder Monday night until George Mason University’s senior guard was finally perched just a few inches from the rim.

Defense plays a huge role in George Mason’s win over UNC-Wilmington in CAA semifinal

John Vaughan once again proved himself to be invaluable to George Ma-son’s defense as he has game after game this season by holding Northeastern’s top offensive threat to just 10 points in a 63-52 Patriot win in the Colonial Athletic Association Tour-nament quarterfinals at the Richmond Coliseum Saturday.

Duo helps on offensive and defensive end

Back when the matches didn't mean much, Manassas Park was working toward a goal for when they did. The memory of a second-place finish in last year's Group A tour-nament was still on everyone's mind, especially coach Ward Hugh, who made sure his wrestlers remembered.