Win Homer - OL (Christ Church School) - Boston College
Harrison Jackson - WR (Loudoun) - Boston College
Tyrone Jenkins - WR/DB (West Potomac) - Rhode Island
Hayden Knudson - DB/WR (Hayfield) - New Hampshire
Kyon Taylor - DB/WR (Lee) - New Hampshire
Friday, February 03, 2012
Thursday, September 01, 2011
Virginia High School Football Scores - Week 2
Virginia High School Football Scores
Thursday, September 1, 2011
C.D. Hylton 35, Battlefield 14
Chantilly 44, W.T. Woodson 0
Dinwiddie 35, Monacan 14
Grassfield 23, Maury 12
Green Run 16, Frank Cox 10
Hampton 43, Heritage-Newport News 0
J.E.B. Stuart 37, George Mason 7
Kecoughtan 25, Churchland 7
Lake Taylor 41, Indian River 10
Landstown 27, Kellam 7
Langley 14, Herndon 7
McLean 7, Washington-Lee 6
Meadowbrook 49, Manchester 7
Menchville 48, Woodside 0
Ocean Lakes 40, Princess Anne 7
Salem-Va. Beach 25, Bayside 6
Stone Bridge 3, James Robinson 0
T.C. Williams 51, Wakefield 7
Tallwood 35, Kempsville 34, 3OT
TJ-Alexandria 37, Falls Church 0
Washington & Lee 41, Spotsylvania 27
York 49, Greensville County 6
Thursday, September 1, 2011
C.D. Hylton 35, Battlefield 14
Chantilly 44, W.T. Woodson 0
Dinwiddie 35, Monacan 14
Grassfield 23, Maury 12
Green Run 16, Frank Cox 10
Hampton 43, Heritage-Newport News 0
J.E.B. Stuart 37, George Mason 7
Kecoughtan 25, Churchland 7
Lake Taylor 41, Indian River 10
Landstown 27, Kellam 7
Langley 14, Herndon 7
McLean 7, Washington-Lee 6
Meadowbrook 49, Manchester 7
Menchville 48, Woodside 0
Ocean Lakes 40, Princess Anne 7
Salem-Va. Beach 25, Bayside 6
Stone Bridge 3, James Robinson 0
T.C. Williams 51, Wakefield 7
Tallwood 35, Kempsville 34, 3OT
TJ-Alexandria 37, Falls Church 0
Washington & Lee 41, Spotsylvania 27
York 49, Greensville County 6
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Bishop O'Connell Football Coach Steve Trimble Dies at 53
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Our condolences go out to the family of Steve Trimble, head football coach at Bishop O'Connell in Arlington, who died Monday while at the school.
Trimble, who played in the NFL with the Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears as a cornerback, has been head coach at O'Connell since 2002. In 2008 he was named the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.
Trimble was a star high school football player at running back and tailback at Fort Hill High School in Maryland in the mid 70's.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Our condolences go out to the family of Steve Trimble, head football coach at Bishop O'Connell in Arlington, who died Monday while at the school.
Trimble, who played in the NFL with the Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears as a cornerback, has been head coach at O'Connell since 2002. In 2008 he was named the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference Coach of the Year.
Trimble was a star high school football player at running back and tailback at Fort Hill High School in Maryland in the mid 70's.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Oscar Smith to Play Maryland-Power in I-95 Kickoff Classic
Oscar Smith will carry the banner for Virginia when it takes on Gilman in the 2011 I-95 Kickoff Classic, which features high school football teams from Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Eight games will be played over a three-day period starting on September 1st at Bowie State and Morgan State Universities in Maryland.
The Oscar Smith/Gilman game will be played September 2nd. Gilman has won three Maryland state championships in the last five years.
Another highlight will be a rematch of the 2010 I-95 Kickoff Classic game between DeMatha and Loyola on Saturday. DeMatha will be playing its first season in 29 years without head coach Bill McGregor, who resigned earlier this year. DeMatha won last year's game 45-31.
Then there's the public vs. private school match-up between Baltimore City champ Patterson and Archbishop Curley also on Saturday.
Here's the schedule...
Thursday, September 1st
at Bowie State
5PM - Mt. St. Joseph vs. Friendship Collegiate Academy (DC)
7:30 PM - St. John's (DC) vs. Calvert Hall
Friday, September 2nd
at Morgan St.
5 PM - Dr. Henry H. Wise vs. Franklin (Baltimore)
7:30 PM - Gilman vs. Oscar Smith (VA)
Saturday, September 3rd
at Morgan St.
10:45 AM - Archbishop Curley vs. Patterson (Baltimore)
1:45 PM - DeMatha vs. Loyola
4:45 PM - Westlake vs. Urbana
7:45 PM - Dunbar (Baltimore) vs. Dunbar (DC)
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Former Glenville State College Head Football Coach Returns to High School
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Alan Fiddler is the new head football coach at Patrick Henry High School.
Fiddler, who spent seven seasons at the head coach at Glenville State College in West Virginia, takes over for Brad Bradley, who was the head coach the last two seasons. He was 45-34 at Glenville State.
Prior to moving to the college ranks, Fiddler was the head coach at Moorefield High School in West Virginia where he led the school to six state titles.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Alan Fiddler is the new head football coach at Patrick Henry High School.
Fiddler, who spent seven seasons at the head coach at Glenville State College in West Virginia, takes over for Brad Bradley, who was the head coach the last two seasons. He was 45-34 at Glenville State.
Prior to moving to the college ranks, Fiddler was the head coach at Moorefield High School in West Virginia where he led the school to six state titles.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Louisa HS Football Coach Steps Down
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Louisa High School's football program has some quick work to do.
Mark Fischer has resigned as the school's head football coach after a successful six-year run. Last year the Lions finished 11-1, losing to Broad Run in the Division 4 Region II semifinals.
Fischer's overall record was 50-18, including a state runner-up finish in 2006.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Louisa High School's football program has some quick work to do.
Mark Fischer has resigned as the school's head football coach after a successful six-year run. Last year the Lions finished 11-1, losing to Broad Run in the Division 4 Region II semifinals.
Fischer's overall record was 50-18, including a state runner-up finish in 2006.
Wednesday, April 06, 2011
Steve Wright Takes Over as John Battle High School's New Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
For the 8th time in the last 13 years, John Battle High School has a new football coach.
Steve Wright has been named the new head coach of the Trojans. Wright takes over for Ryan Witten, who was removed from the position of head coach earlier this year. Witten was 7-11 in his two years at John Battle.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
For the 8th time in the last 13 years, John Battle High School has a new football coach.
Steve Wright has been named the new head coach of the Trojans. Wright takes over for Ryan Witten, who was removed from the position of head coach earlier this year. Witten was 7-11 in his two years at John Battle.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Lafayette Names Former Assistant New Football Coach
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Andy Linn has been promoted from assistant to head football coach at Lafayette High School.
Linn takes over for Paul Wheeler, who resigned at the end of a 5-5 season. Lafayette actually finished 7-3 on the field, but had to forfeit two games at the end of the season after reporting itself for using two players that didn't have a physical examine. Those forfeits knocked Lafayette out of the postseason.
Wheeler spent 10 years at Lafayette, leading the Rams to a 82-31 record and a 2001 Division 4 state title.
Wheeler had tried to take back his resignation that he submitted after the season, but school officials wouldn't reinstate him.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Andy Linn has been promoted from assistant to head football coach at Lafayette High School.
Linn takes over for Paul Wheeler, who resigned at the end of a 5-5 season. Lafayette actually finished 7-3 on the field, but had to forfeit two games at the end of the season after reporting itself for using two players that didn't have a physical examine. Those forfeits knocked Lafayette out of the postseason.
Wheeler spent 10 years at Lafayette, leading the Rams to a 82-31 record and a 2001 Division 4 state title.
Wheeler had tried to take back his resignation that he submitted after the season, but school officials wouldn't reinstate him.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Is Spring Football Practice a Reality in Virginia?
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
The Virginia High School League has approved a big change to practice rules that could open the door to spring football practice...although it's unlikely that that will happen.
The VHSL Executive Committee voted to allow year-round practice for all sports with the exception of three "dead periods". The new rule, that goes into effect August 1st, allows teams to practice except for the first ten allowable practice days of another sports season as well as a one-week period during the summer.
The old rule allowed teams to practice only during their season and within a specific preseason window.
So the question is...is spring football practice around the corner? The answer is probably not.
Why? The VHSL catastrophic insurance will not apply to out-of-season activities.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
The Virginia High School League has approved a big change to practice rules that could open the door to spring football practice...although it's unlikely that that will happen.
The VHSL Executive Committee voted to allow year-round practice for all sports with the exception of three "dead periods". The new rule, that goes into effect August 1st, allows teams to practice except for the first ten allowable practice days of another sports season as well as a one-week period during the summer.
The old rule allowed teams to practice only during their season and within a specific preseason window.
So the question is...is spring football practice around the corner? The answer is probably not.
Why? The VHSL catastrophic insurance will not apply to out-of-season activities.
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
Virginia - 2011 National Signing Day
Dewayne Alford (Nansemond River, DE) - Virginia Tech
Michael Cole (Cave Spring, DB) - Virginia Tech
Deshon Foxx (Brookfield, RB) - Connecticut
Jaston George (Oscar Smith, DB) - Syracuse
Jake Goins (Manchester, OL) - Virginia Tech
Chris Hall (Dinwiddle, TE) - Virginia Tech
Michael Holmes (Harrisonburg, RB) - Virginia Tech
Demtri Knowles (Liberty Christian, WR) - Virginia Tech
Corey Marshall (Dinwiddle, DE) - Virginia Tech
Michael Nebrich (Lake Braddock, QB) - Connecticut
Spenser Rositano (Stone Bridge, DB) - Boston College
Ronny Vandyke (South County, DB) - Virginia Tech
Matt Zanellato (Lake Braddock, WR) - Penn St.
Michael Cole (Cave Spring, DB) - Virginia Tech
Deshon Foxx (Brookfield, RB) - Connecticut
Jaston George (Oscar Smith, DB) - Syracuse
Jake Goins (Manchester, OL) - Virginia Tech
Chris Hall (Dinwiddle, TE) - Virginia Tech
Michael Holmes (Harrisonburg, RB) - Virginia Tech
Demtri Knowles (Liberty Christian, WR) - Virginia Tech
Corey Marshall (Dinwiddle, DE) - Virginia Tech
Michael Nebrich (Lake Braddock, QB) - Connecticut
Spenser Rositano (Stone Bridge, DB) - Boston College
Ronny Vandyke (South County, DB) - Virginia Tech
Matt Zanellato (Lake Braddock, WR) - Penn St.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Lafayette HS Football Coach Resigns
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
After 10 seasons at Lafayette High, Paul Wheeler has resigned as head football coach.
According to The Virginia Gazette, Wheeler had actually changed mind about resigning at the end of the season, but school officials made the resignation public last week.
Wheeler led the Rams to the 2001 AA state championship. He had an overall record of 82-31.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
After 10 seasons at Lafayette High, Paul Wheeler has resigned as head football coach.
According to The Virginia Gazette, Wheeler had actually changed mind about resigning at the end of the season, but school officials made the resignation public last week.
Wheeler led the Rams to the 2001 AA state championship. He had an overall record of 82-31.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Virginia High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Championships
Virginia High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Division 6 Championship
Battlefield 26 Hermitage 7
Division 5 Championship
Phoebus 36 Stone Bridge 17
Division 4 Championship
Briar Woods 41 Harrisonburg 21
Division 3 Championship
Poquoson 23 Richlands 17
Division 2 Championship
Gate City 27 Gretna 17
Division 1 Championship
Riverheads 63 Eastern Montgomery 49
Saturday, December 11, 2010
Division 6 Championship
Battlefield 26 Hermitage 7
Division 5 Championship
Phoebus 36 Stone Bridge 17
Division 4 Championship
Briar Woods 41 Harrisonburg 21
Division 3 Championship
Poquoson 23 Richlands 17
Division 2 Championship
Gate City 27 Gretna 17
Division 1 Championship
Riverheads 63 Eastern Montgomery 49
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Virginia High School Football Scores - Week 8
Virginia High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Bayside 42, Kempsville 6
Bishop O'Connell 14, Bishop McNamara, Md. 6
Booker T. Washington 33, Norview 0
Broad Run 44, Freedom (South Riding) 13
Bullis, Md. 42, St. Stephens-St. Agnes 31
Christchurch 21, Blue Ridge 20
Flint Hill 25, St. James, Md. 14
Granby 9, Woodrow Wilson 7
Handley 27, Sherando 24, OT
Lafayette 59, New Kent 33
Nansemond-Suffolk 28, Norfolk Academy 7
North Cross 14, Atlantic Shores Christian 12
Orange County 56, William Monroe 21
Phoebus 44, Menchville 6
Poly Prep, N.Y. 30, Richmond Benedictine 0
Randolph-Macon 48, Pope John Paul the Great 0
Salem-Va. Beach 27, Landstown 7
St. Albans, D.C. 34, Episcopal 0
St. Christophers 28, Bishop Ireton 20
The Potomac School 48, Sidwell Friends, D.C. 0
Va. Episcopal 35, Covenant School 33
Warwick 42, Heritage-Newport News 7
Virginia High School Football Scores
Friday, October 15, 2010
Alleghany 35, Lord Botetourt 7
Altavista 27, Appomattox 6
Amherst County 31, Brookville 14
Annandale 42, West Springfield 6
Bath County 21, Parry McCluer 0
Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 39, Fuqua School 0
Bluefield, W.Va. 24, William Fleming 8
Briar Woods 46, Potomac Falls 6
Broadway 42, Waynesboro 6
Brooke Point 40, Riverbend 0
Brunswick 73, Bluestone 7
Bruton 41, Jamestown 7
Buckingham County 35, Cumberland 0
Carroll County 39, Marion 0
Castlewood 26, Ervinton 16
Cave Spring 41, Pulaski County 19
Central Lunenburg 14, Amelia County 6
Centreville 27, Chantilly 26, 2OT
Chancellor 48, Spotsylvania 0
Charles City 28, Windsor 14
Chatham 25, William Campbell 18
Christiansburg 41, Hidden Valley 14
Clarke County 34, George Mason 0
Clintwood 56, Appalachia 14
Clover Hill 14, Manchester 12
Coeburn 44, Twin Springs 42, OT
Collegiate-Richmond 41, St. Annes-Belfield 34
Colonial Beach 29, Rappahannock 7
Colonial Forge 35, Mountain View 7
Cosby 24, George Wythe-Richmond 12
Courtland 24, Eastern View 14
Craig County 57, Montcalm, W.Va. 0
Culpeper 27, King George 7
Dan River 41, Nelson County 20
Deep Creek 33, King's Fork 6
Dinwiddie 34, Thomas Dale 13
Douglas Freeman 35, TJ-Richmond 12
E.C. Glass 27, Heritage-Lynchburg 14
Eastern Montgomery 53, Giles 27
Fairfax 24, South Lakes 12
First Colonial 21, Kellam 9
Floyd County 20, Radford 12
Fort Chiswell 20, Galax 16
Fort Defiance 31, Spotswood 17
Frank Cox 14, Tallwood 0
Franklin 24, Surry County 14
Franklin County 28, Patrick Henry-Roanoke 0
George Wythe-Wytheville 48, Patrick Henry-Glade Spring 6
Glenvar 42, Auburn 6
Goochland 54, Fluvanna 14
Good Counsel, Md. 42, Paul VI 0
Grafton 21, Tabb 0
Graham 41, Tazewell 14
Great Bridge 48, Grassfield 41
GW-Danville 34, Halifax County 19
Hampton 63, Bethel 7
Hampton Roads 42, Hampton Christian 0
Hanover 21, Lee-Davis 6
Harrisonburg 24, Stuarts Draft 21
Hermitage 43, J.R. Tucker 0
Hickory 44, Nansemond River 0
Highland Springs 9, Henrico 7
Hurley 50, Pound 19
Indian River 17, Western Branch 14
Isle of Wight Academy 47, Carlisle 14
J.I. Burton 39, Honaker 0
James Monroe 41, Caroline 0
James River-Buchanan 37, Covington 18
James Robinson 14, Westfield 0
James Wood 21, Skyline 10
Kecoughtan 45, Gloucester 17
Kenston Forest 35, Brunswick Academy 17
Lake Braddock 13, South County 6
Lake Taylor 26, Maury 7
Lancaster 40, Washington & Lee 23
Lee High 35, John Battle 0
Liberty Christian 35, Fork Union Prep 20
Liberty-Bedford 33, Jefferson Forest 6
Lloyd Bird 34, James River-Chesterfield 10
Loudoun Valley 44, Stonewall Jackson-Manassas 31
Louisa 35, Charlottesville 7
Luray 34, Buffalo Gap 20
Magna Vista 62, Tunstall 7
Manassas Park 35, Strasburg 7
Martinsburg, W.Va. 52, Park View-Sterling 3
Martinsville 23, Bassett 0
Massaponax 33, Albemarle 14
Matoaca 28, Colonial Heights 18
McLean 48, George Marshall 10
Meadowbrook 50, Prince George 7
Midlothian 35, Armstrong 0
Millbrook 48, Woodgrove 6
Monacan 39, Huguenot 8
Narrows 20, Bland County 13
Norcom 20, Churchland 14
Northside 24, William Byrd 0
Nottoway 25, Prince Edward County 7
Oakton 56, Herndon 30
Ocean Lakes 41, Green Run 0
Orange 56, William Monroe 21
Osbourn 24, Battlefield 21
Oscar Smith 41, Lakeland 6
Patrick Henry-Ashland 6, Mills Godwin 3
Petersburg 31, Hopewell 21
Poquoson 58, Warhill 21
Powell Valley 26, J.J. Kelly 8
Powhatan 46, Southampton 0
Quantico 15, Tidewater Academy 14
R.E. Lee-Staunton 23, Turner Ashby 0
Richlands 56, Lebanon 13
Riverheads 49, Page County 0
Roanoke Catholic 34, Rappahannock 16
Rural Retreat 40, Holston 6
Salem 13, Blacksburg 7
St. Paul 38, Twin Valley 8
Stafford 17, North Stafford 16
Stone Bridge 28, James Madison 10
Sullivan North, Tenn. 49, Haysi 14
Sussex Central 68, Arcadia 12
T.C. Williams 41, W.T. Woodson 21
Thomas Walker 26, Rye Cove 12
Varina 19, Atlee 9
Washington, W.Va. 39, East Rockingham 8
West Point 42, Middlesex 17
Western Albemarle 38, Monticello 12
Wilson Memorial 38, Rockbridge 22
Woodberry Forest 15, Landon, Md. 14
Woodside 37, Denbigh 29
Woodstock Central 24, Stonewall Jackson-Quicksburg 8
York 24, Smithfield 18
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Bayside 42, Kempsville 6
Bishop O'Connell 14, Bishop McNamara, Md. 6
Booker T. Washington 33, Norview 0
Broad Run 44, Freedom (South Riding) 13
Bullis, Md. 42, St. Stephens-St. Agnes 31
Christchurch 21, Blue Ridge 20
Flint Hill 25, St. James, Md. 14
Granby 9, Woodrow Wilson 7
Handley 27, Sherando 24, OT
Lafayette 59, New Kent 33
Nansemond-Suffolk 28, Norfolk Academy 7
North Cross 14, Atlantic Shores Christian 12
Orange County 56, William Monroe 21
Phoebus 44, Menchville 6
Poly Prep, N.Y. 30, Richmond Benedictine 0
Randolph-Macon 48, Pope John Paul the Great 0
Salem-Va. Beach 27, Landstown 7
St. Albans, D.C. 34, Episcopal 0
St. Christophers 28, Bishop Ireton 20
The Potomac School 48, Sidwell Friends, D.C. 0
Va. Episcopal 35, Covenant School 33
Warwick 42, Heritage-Newport News 7
Virginia High School Football Scores
Friday, October 15, 2010
Alleghany 35, Lord Botetourt 7
Altavista 27, Appomattox 6
Amherst County 31, Brookville 14
Annandale 42, West Springfield 6
Bath County 21, Parry McCluer 0
Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 39, Fuqua School 0
Bluefield, W.Va. 24, William Fleming 8
Briar Woods 46, Potomac Falls 6
Broadway 42, Waynesboro 6
Brooke Point 40, Riverbend 0
Brunswick 73, Bluestone 7
Bruton 41, Jamestown 7
Buckingham County 35, Cumberland 0
Carroll County 39, Marion 0
Castlewood 26, Ervinton 16
Cave Spring 41, Pulaski County 19
Central Lunenburg 14, Amelia County 6
Centreville 27, Chantilly 26, 2OT
Chancellor 48, Spotsylvania 0
Charles City 28, Windsor 14
Chatham 25, William Campbell 18
Christiansburg 41, Hidden Valley 14
Clarke County 34, George Mason 0
Clintwood 56, Appalachia 14
Clover Hill 14, Manchester 12
Coeburn 44, Twin Springs 42, OT
Collegiate-Richmond 41, St. Annes-Belfield 34
Colonial Beach 29, Rappahannock 7
Colonial Forge 35, Mountain View 7
Cosby 24, George Wythe-Richmond 12
Courtland 24, Eastern View 14
Craig County 57, Montcalm, W.Va. 0
Culpeper 27, King George 7
Dan River 41, Nelson County 20
Deep Creek 33, King's Fork 6
Dinwiddie 34, Thomas Dale 13
Douglas Freeman 35, TJ-Richmond 12
E.C. Glass 27, Heritage-Lynchburg 14
Eastern Montgomery 53, Giles 27
Fairfax 24, South Lakes 12
First Colonial 21, Kellam 9
Floyd County 20, Radford 12
Fort Chiswell 20, Galax 16
Fort Defiance 31, Spotswood 17
Frank Cox 14, Tallwood 0
Franklin 24, Surry County 14
Franklin County 28, Patrick Henry-Roanoke 0
George Wythe-Wytheville 48, Patrick Henry-Glade Spring 6
Glenvar 42, Auburn 6
Goochland 54, Fluvanna 14
Good Counsel, Md. 42, Paul VI 0
Grafton 21, Tabb 0
Graham 41, Tazewell 14
Great Bridge 48, Grassfield 41
GW-Danville 34, Halifax County 19
Hampton 63, Bethel 7
Hampton Roads 42, Hampton Christian 0
Hanover 21, Lee-Davis 6
Harrisonburg 24, Stuarts Draft 21
Hermitage 43, J.R. Tucker 0
Hickory 44, Nansemond River 0
Highland Springs 9, Henrico 7
Hurley 50, Pound 19
Indian River 17, Western Branch 14
Isle of Wight Academy 47, Carlisle 14
J.I. Burton 39, Honaker 0
James Monroe 41, Caroline 0
James River-Buchanan 37, Covington 18
James Robinson 14, Westfield 0
James Wood 21, Skyline 10
Kecoughtan 45, Gloucester 17
Kenston Forest 35, Brunswick Academy 17
Lake Braddock 13, South County 6
Lake Taylor 26, Maury 7
Lancaster 40, Washington & Lee 23
Lee High 35, John Battle 0
Liberty Christian 35, Fork Union Prep 20
Liberty-Bedford 33, Jefferson Forest 6
Lloyd Bird 34, James River-Chesterfield 10
Loudoun Valley 44, Stonewall Jackson-Manassas 31
Louisa 35, Charlottesville 7
Luray 34, Buffalo Gap 20
Magna Vista 62, Tunstall 7
Manassas Park 35, Strasburg 7
Martinsburg, W.Va. 52, Park View-Sterling 3
Martinsville 23, Bassett 0
Massaponax 33, Albemarle 14
Matoaca 28, Colonial Heights 18
McLean 48, George Marshall 10
Meadowbrook 50, Prince George 7
Midlothian 35, Armstrong 0
Millbrook 48, Woodgrove 6
Monacan 39, Huguenot 8
Narrows 20, Bland County 13
Norcom 20, Churchland 14
Northside 24, William Byrd 0
Nottoway 25, Prince Edward County 7
Oakton 56, Herndon 30
Ocean Lakes 41, Green Run 0
Orange 56, William Monroe 21
Osbourn 24, Battlefield 21
Oscar Smith 41, Lakeland 6
Patrick Henry-Ashland 6, Mills Godwin 3
Petersburg 31, Hopewell 21
Poquoson 58, Warhill 21
Powell Valley 26, J.J. Kelly 8
Powhatan 46, Southampton 0
Quantico 15, Tidewater Academy 14
R.E. Lee-Staunton 23, Turner Ashby 0
Richlands 56, Lebanon 13
Riverheads 49, Page County 0
Roanoke Catholic 34, Rappahannock 16
Rural Retreat 40, Holston 6
Salem 13, Blacksburg 7
St. Paul 38, Twin Valley 8
Stafford 17, North Stafford 16
Stone Bridge 28, James Madison 10
Sullivan North, Tenn. 49, Haysi 14
Sussex Central 68, Arcadia 12
T.C. Williams 41, W.T. Woodson 21
Thomas Walker 26, Rye Cove 12
Varina 19, Atlee 9
Washington, W.Va. 39, East Rockingham 8
West Point 42, Middlesex 17
Western Albemarle 38, Monticello 12
Wilson Memorial 38, Rockbridge 22
Woodberry Forest 15, Landon, Md. 14
Woodside 37, Denbigh 29
Woodstock Central 24, Stonewall Jackson-Quicksburg 8
York 24, Smithfield 18
Sunday, August 01, 2010
Virginia High School Football Two-a-Days Begin Tomorrow
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Welcome to our new look for the 2010 Virginia high school football season!
With the first day of practice beginning tomorrow, I wanted to take the time to thank all of my readers, who have made this blog successful over the past three years. I have bigger-and-better things planned this year with more original content.
Also, don't forget to check-out High School Football America for great high school football stories from around the country. If you have story ideas that I should know about, please feel free to email me.
Here's a look at important dates for the 2010 season...
First Practice - August 2nd
Regular Season Begins - August 27th
Playoffs Begin - November 9th
Championships - December 11th
Jeff Fisher is Founder/Editor-in-Chief of High School Football America
Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Virginia - 2010 National Signing Day
Terrence Hackney (Hargrave) OL - Mississippi
Evan Hailes (Oscar Smith) DL - Penn St.
Khamrone Kolb (Lake Braddock) OL - Penn St.
Chad Kolumber (Woodberry Forest) OL - Kansas
Kirkland Nelms (Riverbend) DB - Massachusetts
T.J. Peeler (Broad Run) RB - Pitt
Tyler Ward (Western Albemarle) DB - Lehigh
Anthony Williams (Atlantic Shores Christian) TE - Illinois
Evan Hailes (Oscar Smith) DL - Penn St.
Khamrone Kolb (Lake Braddock) OL - Penn St.
Chad Kolumber (Woodberry Forest) OL - Kansas
Kirkland Nelms (Riverbend) DB - Massachusetts
T.J. Peeler (Broad Run) RB - Pitt
Tyler Ward (Western Albemarle) DB - Lehigh
Anthony Williams (Atlantic Shores Christian) TE - Illinois
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Want the Keys to West Springfield's Spread Offense?
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle

Not sure what category this story fits into, but it was differently interesting to read and thought our readers would enjoy it as well.
It centers on former West Springfield (Virginia) head coach Bill Renner selling his 160-page playbook on www.playqb.com for $197. According to Connection Newspapers, Fairfax County Public School administrators are trying to determine if Renner, who is now an assistant head coach at Lake Braddock Secondary School, or the school own the intellectual property within the playbook that talks about West Springfield's five wide attack spread offense.
The website promotes Renner's playbook as "New Type of Football Spread Offense...#1 Rated Offense in Virginia for the Decade"
Should be interesting to see how this one turns out.
Virginia High School Football Huddle

Not sure what category this story fits into, but it was differently interesting to read and thought our readers would enjoy it as well.
It centers on former West Springfield (Virginia) head coach Bill Renner selling his 160-page playbook on www.playqb.com for $197. According to Connection Newspapers, Fairfax County Public School administrators are trying to determine if Renner, who is now an assistant head coach at Lake Braddock Secondary School, or the school own the intellectual property within the playbook that talks about West Springfield's five wide attack spread offense.
The website promotes Renner's playbook as "New Type of Football Spread Offense...#1 Rated Offense in Virginia for the Decade"
Should be interesting to see how this one turns out.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Virginia High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1
by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Nationally-ranked Oscar Smith ran it's win streak to 16-game with a season opening 27-13 win over Venice, Florida. The Virginian-Pilot reports that quarterback Phil Sims had a big game and that 8,000 fans watched the nationally-televised game in-person.
Virginia High School Football Scores
Friday, August 28, 2009
Alleghany 50, Covington 0
Alleghany County (NC) 21, Grayson County 20
Appalachia 47, Castlewood 14
Auburn 16, Craig County 13
Bassett 21, Carroll County 20
Blacksburg 35, Giles 7 The Roanoke Times game story
Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 35, Kenston Forest 14
Bluefield, W.Va. 48, Graham 7
Brookville 27, Martinsville 14
Buckingham County 20, Appomattox 13
Cave Spring 26, Staunton River 0
Christiansburg 17, Floyd County 14, OT The Roanoke Times game story
Clarke County 45, Berkeley Springs, (WV) 0
Clintwood 51, Coeburn 7
Covenant School 40, Norfolk Christian 28
Cox 25 Kellam 10
Dan River 35, Tunstall 21
Eastern Montgomery 53, Bath County 27
First Colonial 6 Landstown 3
Fluvanna 26, Prince Edward County 8
Fort Chiswell 38, Rural Retreat 7
Franklin County 28, E.C. Glass 11
Fuqua School 22, Brunswick Academy 12
Gate City 10, Richlands 7
GW-Danville 34, Durham Hillside (NC) 20
Hidden Valley 44, Patrick Henry-Roanoke 14 The Roanoke Times game story
Hurley 44, Ervinton 6
Isle of Wight Academy 10, Catholic 6
James Monroe, (WV) 21, Narrows 7
John Battle 16, Twin Springs 14
Kempsville 20 Salem 7
Lebanon 40, Honaker 0
Liberty Christian 15, Gretna 7
Liberty-Bedford 28, Broadway 20
Lord Botetourt 21, James River-Buchanan 6 The Roanoke Times game story
Loudoun County 38, Musselman, (WV) 0
Magna Vista 35, Heritage-Lynchburg 0
Marion 10, Chilhowie 7
Martinsburg, W.Va. 31, Stonewall Jackson-Manassas 17
Massaponax 69, Spotsylvania 0
Mathews 17, Amelia County 13
Maury 37, Norview 0
Millbrook 21, Briar Woods 14
Mountain View 19, James Monroe 16
Northside 28, Jefferson Forest 6 The Roanoke Times game story
Northwood 42, Galax 38
Ocean Lakes 42, Princess Anne 0
Osbourn 37, Forest Park 21
Oscar Smith 27, Venice (FL) 13
Petersburg 38, Halifax County 7
Portsmouth Christian 47, Tidewater Academy 0
Powell Valley 41, Lee High 7
Pulaski County 19, Radford 7 The Roanoke Times game story
Randolph Henry 18, Parry McCluer 6
Roanoke Catholic 42, Carlisle 17
Sherando 24, Park View-Sterling 21
Southampton Academy 40, Hampton Christian 22
Tazewell 29, George Wythe-Wytheville 17
Virginia High 27, Sullivan Central, Tenn. 21
Warren County 27, Strasburg 7
West Point 41, Chincoteague 6
Western Albemarle 49, Waynesboro 0
William Byrd 33, Rustburg 14
William Campbell 60, Cumberland 20
The High School Football Huddle

Nationally-ranked Oscar Smith ran it's win streak to 16-game with a season opening 27-13 win over Venice, Florida. The Virginian-Pilot reports that quarterback Phil Sims had a big game and that 8,000 fans watched the nationally-televised game in-person.
Virginia High School Football Scores
Friday, August 28, 2009
Alleghany 50, Covington 0
Alleghany County (NC) 21, Grayson County 20
Appalachia 47, Castlewood 14
Auburn 16, Craig County 13
Bassett 21, Carroll County 20
Blacksburg 35, Giles 7 The Roanoke Times game story
Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 35, Kenston Forest 14
Bluefield, W.Va. 48, Graham 7
Brookville 27, Martinsville 14
Buckingham County 20, Appomattox 13
Cave Spring 26, Staunton River 0
Christiansburg 17, Floyd County 14, OT The Roanoke Times game story
Clarke County 45, Berkeley Springs, (WV) 0
Clintwood 51, Coeburn 7
Covenant School 40, Norfolk Christian 28
Cox 25 Kellam 10
Dan River 35, Tunstall 21
Eastern Montgomery 53, Bath County 27
First Colonial 6 Landstown 3
Fluvanna 26, Prince Edward County 8
Fort Chiswell 38, Rural Retreat 7
Franklin County 28, E.C. Glass 11
Fuqua School 22, Brunswick Academy 12
Gate City 10, Richlands 7
GW-Danville 34, Durham Hillside (NC) 20
Hidden Valley 44, Patrick Henry-Roanoke 14 The Roanoke Times game story
Hurley 44, Ervinton 6
Isle of Wight Academy 10, Catholic 6
James Monroe, (WV) 21, Narrows 7
John Battle 16, Twin Springs 14
Kempsville 20 Salem 7
Lebanon 40, Honaker 0
Liberty Christian 15, Gretna 7
Liberty-Bedford 28, Broadway 20
Lord Botetourt 21, James River-Buchanan 6 The Roanoke Times game story
Loudoun County 38, Musselman, (WV) 0
Magna Vista 35, Heritage-Lynchburg 0
Marion 10, Chilhowie 7
Martinsburg, W.Va. 31, Stonewall Jackson-Manassas 17
Massaponax 69, Spotsylvania 0
Mathews 17, Amelia County 13
Maury 37, Norview 0
Millbrook 21, Briar Woods 14
Mountain View 19, James Monroe 16
Northside 28, Jefferson Forest 6 The Roanoke Times game story
Northwood 42, Galax 38
Ocean Lakes 42, Princess Anne 0
Osbourn 37, Forest Park 21
Oscar Smith 27, Venice (FL) 13
Petersburg 38, Halifax County 7
Portsmouth Christian 47, Tidewater Academy 0
Powell Valley 41, Lee High 7
Pulaski County 19, Radford 7 The Roanoke Times game story
Randolph Henry 18, Parry McCluer 6
Roanoke Catholic 42, Carlisle 17
Sherando 24, Park View-Sterling 21
Southampton Academy 40, Hampton Christian 22
Tazewell 29, George Wythe-Wytheville 17
Virginia High 27, Sullivan Central, Tenn. 21
Warren County 27, Strasburg 7
West Point 41, Chincoteague 6
Western Albemarle 49, Waynesboro 0
William Byrd 33, Rustburg 14
William Campbell 60, Cumberland 20
Friday, August 28, 2009
Virginia High School Football Scoreboard - Week 1
Virginia High School Football Scores
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Battlefield 21 Lake Taylor 7
Gar-Field 27 Potomac 13
Norcom 19 Northeastern (NC) 6
Thursday, August 27, 2009
Battlefield 21 Lake Taylor 7
Gar-Field 27 Potomac 13
Norcom 19 Northeastern (NC) 6
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
Landstown Welcomes Michael Vick to First Day of Practice
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Michael Vick completed his first pass on Monday since being conditionally reinstated by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Vick was invited to take part in Landstown (VA) High's first day of practice. He threw several passes to players and then spoke with the team for about 15 minutes.
"I love working with kids and putting smiles on their faces and being able to help them in whatever capacity that I can," Vick told the Virginian-Pilot. "I've been through a lot of experiences in my life and they know it. And for the most part I can help them."
Landstown coach Tommy Reamon was Vick's coach at Warwick High School. As a three-year starter for Reamon, Vick passed for 4,846 yards and 43 touchdowns, plus ran for 1,048 yards and 18 TDs.
Click here to read the story.
Below is video of Vick during his high school career at Warwick with sounbites from Coach Beamon.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Michael Vick completed his first pass on Monday since being conditionally reinstated by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. Vick was invited to take part in Landstown (VA) High's first day of practice. He threw several passes to players and then spoke with the team for about 15 minutes."I love working with kids and putting smiles on their faces and being able to help them in whatever capacity that I can," Vick told the Virginian-Pilot. "I've been through a lot of experiences in my life and they know it. And for the most part I can help them."
Landstown coach Tommy Reamon was Vick's coach at Warwick High School. As a three-year starter for Reamon, Vick passed for 4,846 yards and 43 touchdowns, plus ran for 1,048 yards and 18 TDs.
Click here to read the story.
Below is video of Vick during his high school career at Warwick with sounbites from Coach Beamon.
Monday, July 27, 2009
2009 Virginia High School Football Schedules
by Jeff Fisher
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Couple of fun facts found on the Virginia High school League website...
#1 Newport News beat Jefferson High of Roanoke 14-7 in the VHSL's first high school football championship game in 1920.
#2 Hampton has won a record 17 state titles
#3 In 2008, 305 Virginia schools fielded teams with 25,864 boys taking part, along with 24 girls.
Practice doesn't begin until August 3rd, but until then, click here to check-out the statewide master schedule to see your favorite team's schedule from the VHSL.
Virginia High School Football Huddle
Couple of fun facts found on the Virginia High school League website...
#1 Newport News beat Jefferson High of Roanoke 14-7 in the VHSL's first high school football championship game in 1920.
#2 Hampton has won a record 17 state titles
#3 In 2008, 305 Virginia schools fielded teams with 25,864 boys taking part, along with 24 girls.
Practice doesn't begin until August 3rd, but until then, click here to check-out the statewide master schedule to see your favorite team's schedule from the VHSL.
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