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Scoreboard, 4/30/09

Posted on 30 April 2009 by .

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Scores – Thursday, April 30

Baseball
No. 4 Thomas Dale 8, No. 8 Dinwiddie 6
* The Knights have a flair for the spectacular.

After throwing two no-hitters last week with Bill Cullen hitting for the cycle in one of them, the Knights get a two-run bomb to left-center from Cullen in the bottom of the eighth to win it.

He finished 5 for 5 for the game with 3 RBI and is the reigning baseball player of the week.

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Midlothian 6, No. 7 Cosby 5
No. 9 Mills Godwin 3, J.R. Tucker 2
No. 10 Patrick Henry 22, Thomas Jefferson 1
Hopewell 5, Colonial Heights 4
James River 9, Monacan 2
Prince George 13, Meadowbrook 2
Steward 10, Brunswick Academy 0

Softball
No. 3 Cosby 11, No. 2 Midlothian 2
* First loss of the season for Midlothian.

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No. 4 Thomas Dale 5, Dinwiddie 0
No. 6 Prince George 22, Meadowbrook 1
Mills Godwin 9, No. 8 J.R. Tucker 3
No. 10 Colonial Heights 8, Hopewell 0
Brunswick Academy 7, Collegiate 3
Manchester 17, Huguenot 0
Patrick Henry 14, Douglas Freeman 5

Boys Soccer
No. 1 Thomas Dale 11, Dinwiddie 0
No. 2 Deep Run 2, Hermitage 1
No. 3 Cosby 2, No. 6 Midlothian 0
No. 10 James River 2, No. 4 Monacan 1

No. 5 Mills Godwin 8, Thomas Jefferson 1
No. 9 Matoaca 9, Petersburg 0
Douglas Freeman 2, J.R. Tucker 1
Patrick Henry 3, Maggie Walker GS 1
Prince George 3, Meadowbrook 2

Girls Soccer
No. 3 Cosby 3, No. 2 Midlothian 1
* Becca Wann registered all three Titan goals to upend the Trojans.

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No. 5 Deep Run 7, No. 10 Hermitage 0
Monacan 2, No. 9 James River 1
No. 10 Douglas Freeman 2, J.R. Tucker 1
Patrick Henry 2, Maggie Walker GS 1
St. Catherine’s 3, Christchurch 1
St. Gertrude 5, Goochland 0
Trinity Episcopal 9, Steward 0

Boys Tennis
No. 1 Deep Run 8, No. 6 Maggie Walker GS 1
No. 2 Mills Godwin 7, No. 3 Douglas Freeman 2
No. 9 Prince George 9, Meadowbrook 0
Armstrong 6, Highland Springs 3
Hanover 7, Varina 2
Henrico 5, Lee-Davis 4
Hermitage 7, Thomas Jefferson 2
J.R. Tucker 7, Patrick Henry 2

Girls Tennis
No. 1 Mills Godwin 7, No. 4 Douglas Freeman 1
No. 3 Deep Run 7, No. 10 Maggie Walker GS 2
No. 5 Midlothian 6, No. 8 James River 3
No. 7 Prince George 9, Meadowbrook 0
No. 9 Hanover 9, Varina 0
Hermitage 9, Thomas Jefferson 0
Lee-Davis 8, Henrico 1
Manchester 6, L.C. Bird 3
Thomas Dale 6, Dinwiddie 3

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Baseball, 4/28/09: Manchester to 15-0

Posted on 29 April 2009 by .

Ryan Morrison blasted a grand slam in a five-run fifth inning that gave Manchester, ranked first in the DigitalSports Top 10, a 7-3 victory over Midlothian.

Morrison finished 2 for 3 on the game.

Blake Hauser struck out eight in five innings for Manchester to get the win, while Augie Ayers cleaned up on the mound afterwards.

Ayers cleaned up at the plate, too, going 2 for 4 with two runs.

Midlothian 000 120 0 –   3 4 0
Manchester 200 050 X – 7 5 1
Cain, Helbig (5) and Atkinson; Hauser, Ayers (6) and Ayers, McFarland.
Records: Midlothian (2-5 Dominion, 6-7); Manchester (8-0, 15-0)

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Scoreboard, 4/29/09

Posted on 29 April 2009 by .

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Scores – Wednesday, April 29

Girls Soccer
No. 4 Atlee 1, No. 1 Mills Godwin 0
* Article, photos and videos on the way from this contest!

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No. 6 Clover Hill 4, Lee-Davis 0
No. 7 Hanover 6, Varina 0
No. 9 James River 3, L.C. Bird 1

Boys soccer
No. 5 Mills Godwin 3, No. 10 Atlee 3
Hanover 4, Varina 0

Baseball
No. 2 Hanover 11, Hermitage 8
No. 5 Lee-Davis 9, Varina 0
No. 10 Douglas Freeman 3, No. 10 Patrick Henry 1
Midlothian 4, Clover Hill 3

Softball
No. 1 Deep Run 12, Douglas Freeman 2
No. 5 Lee-Davis 4, Manchester 1
Hermitage 15, Hanover 6
St. Margaret’s 3, Collegiate 2

Boys Tennis
No. 4 Cosby 9, Manchester 0
No. 8 Atlee 9, Armstrong 0
Clover Hill 7, Monacan 2
Colonial Heights 8, Petersburg 1
Henrico 8, Patrick Henry 1
J.R. Tucker 8, Hermitage 1

Girls Tennis
No. 6 Cosby 8, Manchester 1
Clover Hill 9, Monacan 0
Hermitage 6, J.R. Tucker 3

Hopewell 6, Dinwiddie 3
Patrick Henry 8, Henrico 1

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Girls soccer, 4/29/09: Atlee tops Godwin in top-five matchup

Posted on 29 April 2009 by .

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
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Atlee girls soccer coach Bruce Lovelace has been waiting for his girls to put together two good halves.

The time came Wednesday evening, as Atlee, ranked fourth in the DigitalSports Top 10, upended No. 1 Mills Godwin 1-0 to give the Eagles their first loss of the season.

The foot of sophomore forward Kimberly Glymph got the job done.

Off a nice lead from freshman forward Ashley Riefner, Glymph turned on the speed and got her left shoulder by a Godwin defender.

Then it was Glymph and Byron one-on-one, with Glymph winning.

“[It] was a through ball right through the defenders. Luckily I wasn’t offsides,” Glymph said. “Cut off my defender and kicked it in right under the goalie.”

It was a beautiful play that turned the tide with 13 minutes to go in the contest.

At that point Godwin had numerous opportunities that didn’t convert.

The Eagles were unlucky sometimes, but Atlee’s defense and keeper Taylor Hoy (six saves) played a terrific match.

“Atlee’s a very good team. Very well organized,” Godwin coach Ali Toole said. “They’re not one dimensional. They worked their tail off all night.”

One particular Raider who needed ice on both calves after the contest was Jordan Roseboro, the University of Miami-bound senior.

It surprised Toole that Roseboro was playing center midfield instead of up top at forward to take advantage of her blazing speed.

But it worked.

Her clever moves and quickness gave Godwin fits and found people open for strong attacks.

“She’s so good technically,” Toole said of Roseboro. “She’s cutting out one or two players. She can strike a ball. That challenges your keeper.”

Another challenge comes Friday at private-school power Collegiate hosts Godwin at 5 p.m. on Friday.

Atlee            1 0 – 1
Mills Godwin 0 0 – 0
A: Glymph
Saves: Hoy (A) 6; Byron (MG) 13
Records: Atlee (10-0-2); Mills Godwin (8-1-1)

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Baseball, 4/28/09: Dale capitalizes on miscues

Posted on 29 April 2009 by .

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
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(804) 240-2191

Thomas Dale plated eight runs in the fifth inning en route to a 10-5 win over Matoaca in baseball Tuesday evening.

The Warriors, ranked third in the latest DigitalSports Top 10, had all kinds of trouble, putting Knight after Knight on base as fourth-ranked Dale took advantage.

Matoaca walked 12 Dale batters and had seven errors, uncharacteristic of Fred Stoots‘ team.

“When you let a good team get base runners they make you pay for it,” Stoots said. “They played well and executed and we didn’t.”

Matoaca outhit Dale 9-5, receiving three RBI from Logan Walker. But the miscues and Bill Cullen‘s seven strikeouts paced Dale to the important Central District triumph, including Brendan Schnell‘s three RBI for the Knights.

“We always try to play hard against Matoaca,” Cullen said. “They’re just our rivals. Ever since day one, my freshman year, we’ve been always trying to beat them for the district title.”

Thomas Dale 011 080 0 – 10 5 1
Matoaca       200 011 1 –   5 9 7
Cullen and Carter; Lindsey, Bierlein (5), Howerton (5) and Davis, Houck (7)
Records: Thomas Dale (8-1 Central, 12-3); Matoaca (7-2, 12-3)

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Boys soccer, 4/28/09: TD holds off Matoaca

Posted on 29 April 2009 by .

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
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(804) 240-2191

A 0-0 match went to 2-0 in the blink of an eye, as Thomas Dale topped Matoaca Tuesday night in boys soccer.

Matoaca, fresh off a No. 9 ranking in the latest DigitalSports Top 10, gave Thomas Dale all it could handle, with 10 players no less.

Matoaca’s top player, Mason Page, received a red card about 25 minutes into the match. But the Warriors still managed to keep the No. 1 Knights scoreless for a lengthy time period.

A lot of credit has to go to defender and captain Dillon Prendergast, who marked the sensational Will Bates the entire first half, limiting the U.Va.-bound forward’s opportunities.

“I’m really happy with the effort,” Matoaca coach Corey McConville said. “Especially playing 10-men down. The effort’s there … [we need to work on] our one touch and get into more of a rhythm.”

Dale struggled to find its rhythm, but things started to fall in sync once Dale coach Mark Fowler moved Bates to midfield.

It took some defenders out of areas and allowed Dale to strike.

First was Joseph Stover, who converted with 12:30 to go in the match off a beauty of a feed from Jack Bates.

A couple of minutes later, Loudon Phillips barreled down the field and outmuscled a Warrior defender for an easy goal and 2-0 final.

“They wanted to come out here and win tonight,” Stover said. “They were a great side tonight.”

Thomas Dale 0 2 – 2
Matoaca       0 0 – 0
TD: Stover, Phillips
Saves: Groben (TD) 3; Phillips (M) 9
Records: Thomas Dale (9-0 Central, 9-0); Matoaca (7-2, 7-2-1)

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Softball, 4/28/09: Knights get payback

Posted on 28 April 2009 by .

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
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(804) 240-2191

Thomas Dale won its seventh straight game, knocking off Matoaca – the last team to defeat the Knights – 10-1 Tuesday evening in softball.

Sophomore pitcher Lacey Waldrop continued her stellar effort in the circle, striking out 13 batters for TD, ranked fourth in the latest DigitalSports Top 10.

Waldrop carried a no-hitter into the last inning before Erin Chaney broke it up with a single with two outs in the seventh inning for ninth-ranked Matoaca.

Dale got six hits, two from Lauryn Nanny (double, triple), as the Knights took advantage of seven Matoaca errors.

“I came out here knowing that we had lost last time,” Nanny said. “I wanted to come out here and show them that we were a force to be reckoned with.”

Freshman pitcher Melissa Skoff led Matoaca with 10 strikeouts.

Thomas Dale 000 505 0 – 10 6 1
Matoaca       000 000 1 –  1  1 7
Waldrop and Tuck; Skoff and Driskill
Records: Thomas Dale (8-1 Central, 11-2); Matoaca (6-3, 8-4)

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Scoreboard, 4/28/09

Posted on 28 April 2009 by .

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Scores – Tuesday, April 28

Softball
No. 4 Thomas Dale 10, No. 9 Matoaca 1
* More from this contest coming, including videos and photos!

No. 5 Lee-Davis 9, Varina 0
* Freshman Kelly Heinz threw a no-hitter with 16 strikeouts.

More scores
No. 1 Deep Run 9, Mills Godwin 3
No. 2 Midlothian 3, Manchester 0
No. 3 Cosby 16, James River 0
No. 6 Prince George 4, Hopewell 0
No. 7 Atlee 16, Highland Springs 0
No. 8 J.R. Tucker 26, John Marshall 0
No. 10 Colonial Heights 5, Dinwiddie 0
Collegiate 5, Clover Hill 2
Maggie Walker GS 6, Douglas Freeman 0
St. Margaret’s 15, St. Gertrude 5
St. Catherine’s 4, St. Anne’s-Belfield 3
Trinity Episcopal 19-13, Blessed Sacrament Huguenot 0-0

Baseball
No. 1 Manchester 7, Midlothian 3

* The Lancers run unbeaten mark to 15-0.

No. 4 Thomas Dale 10, No. 3 Matoaca 5
* More from this contest coming, including videos and photos!

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James River 14, No. 7 Cosby 2
No. 9 Mills Godwin 8, No. 6 Deep Run 5
No. 8 Dinwiddie 17, Colonial Heights 3
Atlee 9, Highland Springs 1
Benedictine 7, Trinity Episcopal 6
Hermitage 18, Thomas Jefferson 1
J.R. Tucker 15, John Marshall 0
L.C. Bird 4, Monacan 0
Prince George 11, Hopewell 1
St. Christopher’s 4, Christchurch 3

Boys Soccer
No. 1 Thomas Dale 2, No. 9 Matoaca 0
* More from this contest coming, including videos and photos!

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No. 2 Deep Run 1, No. 7 J.R. Tucker 0
No. 3 Cosby 2, No. 10 James River 1
No. 5 Mills Godwin 2, Hermitage 0
No. 6 Midlothian 6, Manchester 0
No. 10 Atlee 10, Highland Springs 0
Colonial Heights 6, Dinwiddie 0
Douglas Freeman 2, Maggie Walker GS 1
Lee-Davis 4, Varina 1
Meadowbrook 5, Petersburg 0
Patrick Henry 6, Thomas Jefferson 0

Boys Tennis
No. 1 Deep Run 7, No. 3 Douglas Freeman 2
No. 2 Mills Godwin 9, Thomas Jefferson 0
No. 4 Cosby 6, No. 5 Midlothian 3
No. 6 Maggie Walker GS 6, J.R. Tucker 3
No. 7 Thomas Dale 9, Matoaca 0
No. 8 Atlee 8, Hanover 1
No. 9 Prince George 9, Hopewell 0
No. 10 James River 7, Monacan 2
Blessed Sacrament Huguenot 7, Steward 2
Collegiate 6, Woodberry Forest 3
Colonial Heights 6, Dinwiddie 3
Hermitage 5, Patrick Henry 4
Varina 8, Highland Springs 1

Girls Tennis
No. 2 Atlee 9, Hanover 0
* The Raiders clinch the Capital District regular-season title.

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No. 1 Mills Godwin 9, Thomas Jefferson 0
No. 3 Deep Run 7, No. 4 Douglas Freeman 2
No. 5 Midlothian 6, No. 6 Cosby
No. 8 James River 9, Monacan 0
Colonial Heights 7, Dinwiddie 2
Hermitage 7, Patrick Henry 2
J.R. Tucker 5, Maggie Walker GS 4
Prince George 9, Hopewell 0

Steward 5-7, Blessed Sacrament Huguenot 2-1
Thomas Dale 7, Matoaca 2
Varina 5, Highland Springs 4

Girls Soccer
No. 1 Mills Godwin 7, No. 10 Hermitage 0
* Anne Lumpkin and Ellen Upton had two goals each

More scores
No. 3 Cosby 3, No. 9 James River 2
No. 4 Atlee 9, Highland Springs 0
No. 5 Deep Run 3, J.R. Tucker 0
No. 8 Thomas Dale 7, Matoaca 0
No. 10 Douglas Freeman 2, Maggie Walker GS 1
Collegiate 4, St. Gertrude 0
Lee-Davis 3, Varina 0
Manchester 3, Colonial Heights 2
Prince George 8, Hopewell 0
Trinity Episcopal 3, Christchurch 1

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Tennis Top 10s, 4/27

Posted on 27 April 2009 by .

Records as of Sunday, April 26
BOYS TOP 10
Current
STANDINGS HERE!

Rank, Team (Record, Previous Ranking)


1.
Deep Run (10-0, 2)
2. Mills Godwin
(12-1, 1)
3. Douglas Freeman (10-1, 3)
4. Cosby (10-1, 4)

5. Midlothian (8-2, 6)
6. Maggie Walker GS (6-1, 5)
7.
Thomas Dale (10-1, 7)
8.
Atlee (8-2, 8)
9. Prince George (9-1, 10)
10. James River (5-4, 9)

Match of the week –
Top-ranked Deep Run gets a test from Douglas Freeman.

GIRLS TOP 10
Current
STANDINGS HERE!

Rank, Team (Record, Previous Ranking)

1. Mills Godwin
(9-0, 1)
2.
Atlee (9-2, 4)
3.
Deep Run (9-1, 2)
4. Douglas Freeman (7-2, 3)

5. Midlothian (10-2, 5)

6. Cosby (9-2, 6)
7. Prince George (9-1, 7)

8. James River (7-4, 8)
9. Hanover (6-4, 9)
10. Maggie Walker (6-3, 10) 


Match of the week
– Fifth-ranked Midlothian visits No. 6 Cosby Tuesday at 3 p.m.

Coaches and the DigitalSports staff vote on the polls.
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Sticks Top 10s, 4/27

Posted on 27 April 2009 by .

Records as of Sunday, April 26
BASEBALL TOP 10
Current
STANDINGS HERE!

Rank, Team (Record, Previous Ranking)
1. Manchester
(13-0, 1)
2. Hanover (9-1, 2)
3. Matoaca (12-2, 4)

4. Thomas Dale (10-3, 8)

5. Lee-Davis (8-3, 7)
6. Deep Run (7-3, 5)

7. Cosby (7-3, 3)

8. Dinwiddie (11-3, 6)

9. Mills Godwin (7-3, 9)

T-10. Douglas Freeman (7-4, 10)
T-10. Patrick Henry (6-4, 10)

Others receiving
votes: Midlothian (7-4, NR); Clover Hill (7-7, NR);  Hopewell (9-3, NR); Atlee (6-6, NR)

Game of the week
– No. 4 Thomas Dale visits third-ranked Matoaca Tuesday. Both teams are red hot right now.

SOFTBALL TOP 10
Current
STANDINGS HERE!

Rank, Team (Record, Previous Ranking)
1. Deep Run (9-0, 1)

2. Midlothian (9-0, 2)
3. Cosby (7-2, 3)

4. Thomas Dale (9-2, 7)

5. Lee-Davis
(7-3, 4)
6. Prince George (9-3, 5)

7. Atlee (7-3, 6)
8. J.R. Tucker (8-2, 8)
9. Matoaca (8-3, 9)
10. Colonial Heights (9-3, NR)

Others receiving
votes: Mills Godwin (4-4); James River (5-3); Patrick Henry (5-5)

Game of the week – Third-ranked Cosby travels to No. 2 Midlothian Thursday at 4:30 p.m.

Coaches and the DigitalSports staff vote on the polls.
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