Alex Urquhart’s orientation finished around 2:20 p.m. But as he left the Edward L. Kelly Leadership Center Thursday, Woodbridge High School’s new head football coach kept moving. There was no down time.
Washington-Liberty High School recognized six new members of its Athletic Hall of Fame on Jan. 17 during a halftime ceremony at a boys varsity basketball game. The 1966 state championship boys basketball team received special recognition.
The Flint Hill Huskies won the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference boys swimming and diving high-school championships with 584.5 points, well ahead of second-place Georgetown Day (440) and third place Potomac School (411).
Alex Urquhart’s orientation finished around 2:20 p.m. But as he left the Edward L. Kelly Leadership Center Thursday, Woodbridge High School’s new head football coach kept moving. There was no down time.
The McLean Highlanders and Yorktown Patriots met in Liberty District high-school wrestling action Jan. 25 at South Lakes High School. Yorktown won, 36-33.
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Before Prince William County public schools fully integrated in 1966, African Americans competed in football in Prince William County as far back as 1915 for the Manassas Industrial School.
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