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New Kent celebrates Region I wrestling crown
CorrespondentNEW KENT — There are few people in the world that you'd less expect to hear at a wrestling championship than Miley Cyrus. Yet there she was, before the first championship match, her music reverberating off the walls of New Kent High's gymnasium....Tags: Wrestling, Multi-Sport Events, Miley Cyrus
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Bethel sweeps PD's indoor track titles
CorrespondentHAMPTON — "Come on, son." That's what the handmade sign at the finish line said as Bethel's Eric Thomas sprinted the last leg of the 1,600-meter relay. Less encouragement than bravado, the sign was Bethel's answer to the unspoken questions...Tags: Boo Williams, Track and Field
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Eager hosts romp early
CorrespondentNEWPORT NEWS — Serving as host for a football playoff game for the first time in school history, Woodside (10-1) wasted little time in delighting the crowd Saturday night as the Wolverines scored 42 first-half-points en route to a 56-15 victory over...Tags: Football
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Lafayette captain Jensen star of two sports
CorrespondentAs part of the state champion 200-meter freestyle relay team at Lafayette last season, Colby Jensen experienced success in a largely individual sport. But this season as a captain on the Lafayette field hockey team, Jensen shared her success with her...Tags: Football, Virginia Tech, Shia LaBeouf, Bars and Clubs, Field Hockey
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Warwick survives early deficit, beats Heritage
CorrespondentNEWPORT NEWS — Facing fourth-and-10 just across midfield on Heritage's first drive of the game, punter Rasheen Person took the snap and ran over left tackle. Person made it all the way to the Warwick 30-yard line. On the other sideline, Warwick...Tags: Disasters, Football, Natural Disasters, Hurricanes, Meteorological Disasters
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Air Evans zooms to Woodside triumph
CorrespondentNEWPORT NEWS — Woodside is a running team. And pretty good one at that. But with a couple of starters out from the backfield, coach Danny Dodson went to Plan B. Aaron Evans went 7-for-11 for 117 yards and three touchdowns — all of that in... -
Sunday notebook: More on the Bay Rivers District playoff scenarios
Daily PressYork High holds its playoff fate, and possibly that of Bay Rivers District rival Tabb's in its hands. If the Falcons (6-2, 5-2 district) win their final two games they will earn a berth in the four-team Region I Division 4 playoffs as at least the...Tags: Basketball, Football, Boston Bruins, Mike Smith (football coach), Jeff Nelson
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Richardson scores 4 TDs, Menchville outlasts Heritage 35-20
CorrespondentWith less than three minutes to play and his team facing 4th-and-goal from the 1-yard line while holding an eight point lead, Menchville (2-7, 2-6) Head Coach John Byron called a time out. He was going to let his team decide whether to play it safe and...Tags: Football, Woodrow Wilson
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Zebra formation keys Smithfield's 28-3 win over Lafayette
CorrespondentIf anything, Smithfield was almost tripped up by its own homecoming. The Packers started out slowly, trailing Lafayette at halftime, and coach Tyris Hill knew why. "Homecoming is huge. We had a parade today. We rode downtown, and that's time we might...Tags: Football
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Region I Division 3 semifinals: Bruton will host Poquoson after 41-26 win vs. Greensville County
CorrespondentYORK — It could have been James Monroe, Greensville County or even the '86 Bears. The way Bruton's Lorenzo Taliaferro was running Saturday night, it didn't matter who was on the field. The first-team All-Bay Rivers District running back was not...Tags: Philadelphia Eagles, Football, James Monroe, David Sloan
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Sept. 13 Q&A: Menchville's Holt sisters double the talent
CorrespondentAs a junior, Menchville setter Jordan Holt thought about giving up volleyball but couldn't do it, if for no other reason than to keep breakfast from becoming awkward. Jordan couldn't quit because her twin sister, Melissa, an outside hitter who also plays...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Bars and Clubs, Volleyball, Softball, Dining and Drinking
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CNU defense clinches thriller, a 3OT win over Salisbury
Correspondent— On family weekend, Christopher Newport refused to let go. Turnovers, failed fourth-down conversions and an injury to senior starting quarterback Matt Long all could have derailed CNU, but the Captains persevered to engineer a 27-21 triple-...Tags: Students, Teaching and Learning
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