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RICHMOND – As the “back to back” chant rang from one baseline to the other and off the walls of the arena, and the orange-clad Hayfield students went out of their minds in a euphoria that bordered on delirium, Yohanse Awoke hurled the ball toward the Siegel Center ceiling.
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Unlike his players, Sherman Rivers knows first-hand what it's like to compete for a state title.
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Prince William County teams have won nine state basketball championships:
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Having held a comfortable lead the entire game, Patriot still hadn’t put their boys basketball state quarterfinal game against Landstown completely to bed as the third quarter wound down with the Pioneers holding a 10-point edge.
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Here’s a list of which varsity and junior varsity teams each high school is fielding for the spring sports season. Spring sports are boys and girls soccer, boys and girls lacrosse, boys and girls tennis, boys and girls track and baseball and softball. Track and tennis are varsity only.
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This final act was one for the ages and for area swimming fans. It is too bad there won’t be an encore—unless it’s at the University of Tennessee or at an Olympic Games.
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After a first-quarter turnover by Battlefield, the Patriot student section didn’t hesitate to let loose a “butterfingers” chant that their cross-town rivals from Battlefield had a quick and easy response to from the opposite corner of the Gainesville High School gym: “We can’t hear you!”
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It’s understandable why Robbie Seymour felt nervous taking over the Patriot High School swimming program.
