Gibraltar Coleman missed the first shot he attempted from the floor, but the forward wasn’t off target much more during a recent boys high-school basketball game.
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In a Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference private-school football game Oct. 28 in McLean, the host Potomac School Panthers (5-2, 2-1) remained tied for first place with a 38-35 victory over Maret by gaining 466 total yards, 367 on the ground.
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In private school action Oct. 21 and 22, the Flint Hill Huskies and Potomac School Panthers were involved in seesaw close high-school football games.
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In what was supposed to be a rebuilding season, the Potomac School Panthers nearly won a third straight league golf championship.
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Playing maybe their best overall game so far this season, the Potomac School Panthers were rewarded with perhaps the high-school football team’s biggest win so far this fall.
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Scanning the schedules in advance, followers of local high-school football teams often circle the dates of the biggest neighborhood-rivalry contests in anticipation of those games.
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Long scoring plays continued for the Flint Hill Huskies as its winning streak grew to three games, while a trio of lost fumbles were costly for the Potomac School Panthers’ in their first loss of the season in Oct. 8 high-school football games.
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The Madison Warhawks and Flint Hill Huskies earned their second straight wins of the season by blowouts in high-school football games Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, respectively
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While the Madison Warhawks and Flint Hill Huskies earned their second wins of the season by blowouts in high-school football games Sept. 30 and Oct. 1, respectively, three other teams in the Sun Gazette’s coverage areas lost by lopsided margins.
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The undefeated Potomac School Panthers (3-0) of McLean earned a No. 3 ranking in the initial Division I private-school state poll for the 2022 high-school football season.
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Sparked by scoring three touchdowns on defense, the Flint Hill Huskies (1-2) earned their first victory of the high-school football season the afternoon of Sept. 23 in Richmond with a 37-28 non-conference road victory over the Collegiate Cougars.
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The Langley Saxons and Potomac School Panthers earned their second victories in different manners in non-conference high-school football home games Sept. 9.
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The second-year head coaches of the Flint Hill Huskies and Potomac School Panthers have similar goals and perspectives about their teams’ 2022 high-school football seasons that begin this Labor Day weekend.
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The situation was certainly unique and rare, with a brother coaching a brother on first a high-school team then, a short time later, a summer baseball squad. But the relationship between the two remained solid.
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Flint Hill School shortstop/pitcher J.T. Landwehr was a first-team Division I private-school all-state selection for his performance during the 2022 high-school baseball season.
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With a couple of one-run playoff-tournament victories, including a win over the top seed, the No. 4 seeded Potomac School Panthers find themselves in a familiar and maybe an unlikely spot.
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With a victory in its final regular-season game sometime this week, the McLean Highlanders will finish first in the Liberty District regular-season baseball standings and earn the top seed for the upcoming league tournament.
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The Flint Hill Huskies (12-2, 3-2) won four games in Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference high-school baseball action last week, downing Potomac School, 13-4, Sidwell Friends, 6-4 and swept a double header from St. James, 11-5, and 26-2.
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After two seasons dormancy because of COVID, the Flint Hill School is again sponsoring its annual boys high-school summer basketball league that will begin the week of June 13.
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The eighth-seed Flint Hill Huskies (12-9) finished 1-1 in the Division I private-school girls state tournament.
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It’s hard to fathom now that the seventh leading scorer in NCAA Division II men’s basketball this season was, for a long while, overlooked by top-level college programs during his high-school career.
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A number of former Flint Hill School high-school basketball players are on men’s and women’s college teams.
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