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Morgan Thacker is an eighth grade student who is new to both St. Anne’s-Belfield and its varsity softball program this year.
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CVa RecruitingDavison makes SOCA proudSOUTH FORK - A student at Sutherland Middle, Abby Davison enjoys playing soccer and volleyball, while running track and field in her spare time. “I do the 100 [meters], 200 and 4X400,” said Davison, a talented defender on SOCA’s U-13 Express. BREAKING NEWS: Byers to JMU; Smith to Virginia State Byers Heading to JMU Chad Byers will report in August to JMU to play football. He will start out as a slot back, but look for him to move around based on his athleticism. Prince William“You should only do something if you truly love to do it. Life is short and everything you do should be enjoyable.” Those are Willy Crawford's words. It's spelled 'Szalankiewicz'Football and basketball season were far from perfect for the Louisa County faithful, but America’s pastime has the Mineral Militia ready for fun in the sun this spring. Lynn does Crozet proudFive months after the Western Albemarle field hockey program captured the Group AA State Championship, senior Jordan Lynn added yet another accolade to a crowded trophy case. The Trickle Down Effect: Virginia and Central Virginia football The Virginia football program is off to a red-hot start with its 2009 recruiting efforts, which includes another impressive verbal after Sherando High gunslinger Ross Metheny (pictured right) committed on Sunday.
How will Metheny's commitment affect Orange County quarterback Quintin Hunter, the fourth commit for Head Coach Al Groh for 2009, or current Monticello High star QB Mike Graham, a 6-foot-4 standout who has many schools interested? Follow this thread by clicking CAVALIER FOOTBALL to find out! Photo: Tom Daly Photography Utz finds baseball romanceEric Utz found baseball … or maybe baseball found Eric Utz. Either way, this we know: Utz was five years old when the rendezvous went down, and now baseball has been a healthy addiction for more than 10 years. Hunter hunted no more Orange County junior Quintin Hunter admitted everyday the pressure grew greater. INSIDE Western Albemarle lax  Seniors Mack Schwoebel and John Hawk hope to push the WAHS lax team to the JD title. Photos: Jim Copony
A handful of teams can stake claim at that title. Here's a look at Head Coach Hunter Price's Western Albemarle Warriors. Is this running immortality?We weren’t kidding when we titled a story “Western eyes immortality” in the Feb. 27 edition of CVaSports.com. The Warriors captured a white-knuckle win in the Group AA indoor state championship this month, posting back-to-back indoor titles, while adding to Western’s running reputation across the Commonwealth. Barclay movin' on up!Albemarle High standout Liz Barclay has been around the block. While just a junior, Barclay is carrying the torch for was has been a long line of standout distance runners in Patriot Country. We were fortunate to catch up with Barclay at CVaSports.com as she prepares to enter the outdoor track and field season. Fluvanna County baseball 2008 We are nearly the mid-point of March and the 2008 Jefferson District baseball season looks wide open with quite a bit of parity in the forecast. Here's a look at the 2008 Fluvanna County baseball program, courtesy of Fluco Insider Nick Ward. Monticello baseball 2008 Beginning with a sensational run behind current University of Virginia infielder Corey Hunt, the Monticello High baseball program has enjoyed a handful of memorable campaigns. This year, the Mustangs hope to defend their Jefferson District tournament championship from 2007, but many prep pundits may say that’s unrealistic with a wealth of talent in the Jefferson District. Play Ball! CVa baseball preview
Play Ball! No two words have ever been spoken better as we kick-off 2008 high school baseball in Central Virginia. Here is a short look at the teams and "players to watch" heading into the season. Thanks go to all the coaches who were able to provide a short description of players to watch as we all debate the talent in CVa. Western Albemarle's Ryan Hughes is a reliable gloveman at shortstop for Head Coach Skip Hudgins. Photo: Jim Copony Performance of the Week, plus Members of the Albemarle High running family compete at Panorama Farms. Photo: Jim Copony Running enthusiasts and CVaSports.com INSIDER Alec Lorenzoni issues his Top Performance of the Week honors and offers some major props to a handful of other high schools, teams and student-athletes after a sensational indoor track and field season. Walk of fame for Ward Nick Ward bounces nervously in place, eagerly anticipating the baton that will be his in a matter of seconds. It wasn’t supposed to happen like this. Not today. Not at the most important meet of the season. Photo: Jim Copony Fluco inks college scholarship One of Fluvanna County High School’s veteran pitchers has made plans to play ball next year for Virginia Intermont College in Bristol. House of PayneIf anything, Shawntae Payne is a straight-shooter. She says what’s on her mind, often backing her comments up with passion and conviction. A two-year understudy of 2007 Charlottesville High graduates Andrea Barbour and Kendra Allen, now heroes of Cville folklore, Payne had a first-hand vantage point of the inner workings of Head Coach Harry Terrell’s round-ball operation. X-ManWith a new up-tempo style of play in Fluvanna County, this year’s version of Fluco hoops realized that individual numbers would be down, while team statistics would rise through scoring distribution. For sophomore Xavier Holland, the balanced approach was more than O.K. Photo: Fluvanna Sports Photography Performance of the WeekWith Orange County sensation Kevin Pearson back in action and racking up points, is he a lock for Running INSIDER Alec Lorenzoni's Top Performance of the Week recognition. Will one of the many talented runners from Western Albemarle or even teammate Logan Collins claim the honor? Only Lorenzoni knows now but you can too by clicking below. Make sure to find out. ... Post to Ponder: Best Athlete in CVaThere's an incredibly insightful post running now called "CVa's Best Athletes," which was posted by Man in Black. MiB's post and the many that follow analyze the CVaSports.com Power Poll "Who is the best athlete in Central Virginia?" Make sure to VOTE! Here are some of the highlights: The Dream, Mike Graham, Alex Asher, Kyle Long and Jerry Miller. CVa Boys Indoor T&F Honor Roll
Don't miss the 10th edition of the CVa Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll courtesy of CVaSports.com. Special thanks go to Alec Lorenzoni for compiling the Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. For the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll, please click THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT. Western Albemarle sophomore Tim Nguyen has posted a 10-foot, 6-inch mark in the pole vault. Photo: Jim Copony CVa Girls Indoor T&F Honor RollDon't miss the 10th edition of the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll courtesy of CVaSports.com. Special thanks go to Alec Lorenzoni for compiling the Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. For the CVa Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll, please click FAST AND FURIOUS. CAV 17’s tabbed No. 1
Junior Olympics is volleyball's version of AAU basketball. This is where the scholarships are given out. Charlottesville Area Volleyball Club fields eight teams from 12-and-under all the way up to 17’s with players from across Central Virginia. The CAV's top team is coached by Albemarle High School's Mark Ragland and has players from AHS, Western Albemarle and Fluvanna County. Western track shows balance; CHS, OCHS have starpower
Much like their male counterparts, the Western Albemarle has a long tradition in stellar distance running. The former back-to-back Group AA cross country champions a few years ago, the Warriors have also been able to translate that success to the track, most notably a trifecta of state indoor titles from 2003-2005. Western Albemarle Head Coach William Tillery has had a tremendous impact on the Warrior track and field program. Photo: Jim Copony JD boys track shows depth
Orange County's Logan Collins and Western Albemarle's Kyle Satterwhite and Tyler Stutzman continued their string of consistent performances at the JD meet Monday. Photos: Jim Copony For the first time ever, Western Albemarle captured both the boys and girls team titles at Monday’s weather-delayed Jefferson District meet.
Relying on their traditionally strong distance runners and pole vaulters, the Warriors were able to pick up enough points in the other events to narrowly defeat runner-up Louisa County on both sides. Here is a recap of the action… Photos: Jim Copony Move over Ryan SeacrestWhen you think of Western Albemarle basketball, I betcha that stars Mary Schwartz and Molly Schwoebel immediately pop into mind. The combo are the Ryan Seacrest and Simon Crowell of the Western hoops program. By face, by name, by game, everyone knows who they are. A compliment, that's all it is, Mr. BanksNow Mr. Banks, when you read this, I want you to take it for what it’s worth. It’s nothing more than a compliment and a little reassurance for a job well done – at least up until this point. CVa Boys Indoor T&F Honor RollDon't miss the ninth edition of the CVa Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll courtesy of CVaSports.com. Special thanks go to Alec Lorenzoni for compiling the Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. For the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll, please click SPARKLING. Hill, Haney have guts in common
Albemarle sophomore Jordan Hill and Fork Union senior Jeremy Haney have made a tremendous impact this season. Photos: Jim Copony
Nick "the Quick" is UVA-bound!
There will be a lot of folks beaming with pride in Crozet and across Wahoo Country Wednesday morning. You can believe that! Western Albemarle middle-distance star Nick Ward confirmed with CVaSports.com that he had committed to the University of Virginia after not even two years of stellar performance within a respected Western running program. Photo: Jim Copony CVa Boys Indoor T&F Honor RollDon't miss the eighth edition of the CVa Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll courtesy of CVaSports.com. Special thanks go to Alec Lorenzoni for compiling the Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. For the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll, please click IMPRESSIVE. CVa Girls Indoor T&F Honor RollDon't miss the eighth edition of the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll courtesy of CVaSports.com. Special thanks go to Alec Lorenzoni for compiling the Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. For the CVa Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll, please click SUPER QUICK. Will politics keep WAHS star from Jefferson POY?
I’m going to cut through the politics and the hogwash and give you the lowdown in very frank terms – Western Albemarle senior hoopster Mary Schwartz should be named the Jefferson District Girls Player of the Year. Period. Will she be, though? Only the Jefferson District head coaches can control that decision! Photo: Jim Copony Meet Shawntae PayneThe Charlottesville girls hoops team has probably endured the most adversity from a won-loss standpoint in - I don’t know - five years now. At least since I started covering the team (Andrea Barbour’s freshman year), I can’t remember the last time the Black Knights have dropped back-to-back Jefferson District contests, especially two that meant so much. BIG Bobby BiglerYou look at Bobby Bigler, hear he’s going to play college football and immediately realize this must be one of the toughest (you fill in the blank) in Central Virginia today. At a “listed” 5-foot-10, 180-pounds, Bigler made an impact last season at wide receiver, running back and as a kick returner for the Hornets, who narrowly missed the postseason for a fourth time in as many years. QB Graham sees early recruiting
While high school seniors sign their National Letters of Intent, Monticello junior quarterback Mike Graham is just beginning to make his mark after leading the Mustang football program to a Group AA State Championship victory over Richlands High School last season At 6-foot-4, 195 pounds, Graham has the frame of the prototype drop-back passer and is equipped with textbook fundamentals, especially with his ball-handling (play action in particular) and short to intermediate passing game. Get to know Graham and his recruitment by clicking the headline! Fork Union makes impact Fork Union's Marcus Dowtin signed a National Letter of Intent Wednesday to play for the University of Georgia and Head Coach Mark Richt. Photo: Dan Thompson
Once again, Fork Union yielded high return with more than 37 student-athletes matriculating to college football programs next season on a signing day to remember. Photo: Dan Thompson Shake and Baker
CVaSports.com INSIDER Alec Lorenzoni assesses the performance of the week from the world of indoor track and field right here in Central Virginia. Lorenzoni also gives us a tease of what's in store for next week's slate, including the Commonwealth District championships and the New Balance Collegiate Invitational in New York City, where Orange County's Logan Collins will toe the tape for a national audience. Please click the headline to continue reading Lorenzoni's insight... Photo: LCHS Sports Information Something bout the mile
In part three from the VT Invitational, INSIDER Alec Lorenzoni assess the men's invitational mile, where Western's Tyler Stutzman challenged Blacksburg's Pete Dorrell, a national caliber middle distance runner. Lorenzoni also issues "Performance of the Week" hardware following the VT Invite. Click to see who earned the honor! Western Albemarle junior Tyler Stutzman overtook Orange County's Logan Collins for the 1,600 meter lead in the CVa Indoor T&F Honor Roll. Photo: Jim Copony Ward posts 4th fastest 500 meters in United States
Student-athletes from Central Virginia did a fantastic job representing the area at last weekend's Virginia Tech Invitational, an indoor track and field meet that draws some of the best competitors in the country. In part two from the VT Invitational, INSIDER Alec Lorenzoni assess the middle distance standouts and the high jumpers, including Western's Nick Ward, Orange County's Logan Collins and Charlottesville stars Justin Jackson and Christen Rhodes. Western senior Nick Ward had a strong showing at the Virginia Tech Invitational. Photo: Jim Copony Barons stifle UNC-bound Davis Blue Ridge basketball beat UNC commitment Ed Davis and Benedictine over the weekend. Photo: Deb Newgaard. ST. GEORGE - Led by UNC committment Ed Davis, the Benedictine boys hoops team strolled into St. George Saturday night sporting a slick 19-3 overall record and No. 2 state ranking. Blue Ridge and Benedictine first met on last December 11, and Davis, a prized ACC recruit, eventually landed by Head Coach Roy Williams and UNC, poured in 20 points as the Barons struggled to find consistency on offense in an easy 60-44 Benedictine win. Fast-forward 46 days ... CVa Boys Indoor T&F Honor Roll
Don't miss the sixth edition of the CVa Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll courtesy of CVaSports.com. Special thanks go to Alec Lorenzoni for compiling the Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. For the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll, please click IMPRESSIVE. Western's Tyler Stutzman is now the top-ranked 1,600-meter runner in Central Virginia. Photo: Jim Copony CVa Girls Indoor T&F Honor RollDon't miss the sixth edition of the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll courtesy of CVaSports.com. Special thanks go to Alec Lorenzoni for compiling the Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. For the CVa Boys Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll, please click STANDOUTS. Sam I Can
At 6-foot-4, 215-pounds, MHS junior Sam Roller has college upside in football and hoops. Photos: Jim Copony
MHS (8-5, 6-1 JD) has enjoyed tremendous production from Sam Roller, a 6-foot-4 forward, who is averaging 7.3 points per contest. Do you know Tyonna Key?
Senior Tyonna Key is averaging 16.0 points, 6.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 1.8 steals per contest for FCHS hoops. Photo: Fluvanna Sports Photography
Brown shows resolveSteve Brown is a goal-oriented young man. After three years of varsity football at St. Anne’s-Belfield, Brown was shown lukewarm interest, despite gaudy numbers and excellent upside as a 6-foot, 190-pound linebacker. With “a couple Division I-AA walk-on offers” at his disposal following his senior year, Brown sat down with his parents and assessed his college future in very frank terms. Sensational SchwoebelBy now, you know the name Molly Schwoebel. A fixture on the Central Virginia hoops scene going on four seasons, Schwoebel eclipsed an epic milestone that very few prep basketball players even dream of sniffing - 1,000 career points. Takeem is off the market
Takeem Hedgeman locked down his football scholarship. Don't miss the commitment story below. Photos: Jim Copony. Design: Dan Thompson.
Hedgeman's off the market. Find out who struck gold in this CVaSports.com exclusive. The good news, the bad news
The bad news? Only one Virginian received an invitation to the Millrose Games mile on February 1st, and the invitation did not go to Orange County's Logan Collins, but to state leader Pete Dorrell instead. The good news? Click the headline above to get all your scoop on Central Virginia track and field, including the dish on Logan Collins, Tyler Stutzman, Kevin Pearson and Kyle Satterwhite! Photo: Jim Copony ACC sweats Q. Hunter!
Quintin Hunter is another Division I-A football prospect to matriculate through OCHS. Photo: John Strader Orange County superstar Quintin Hunter is flashing all over East Coast radar and has even surfaced on California screens as well. Stanford jumped into the Q-Hunter experience, offering the Orange two-sport star a recent scholarship. See who else has offered Hunter HERE. A man named Brady
When basketball fans in Mustang Country reference the point guard on the Monticello boys basketball team, most people think of junior Hines Banks, who is averaging an impressive 15.7 points per contest. Yet, when I hear point guard chatter, two Monticello guards immediately come to mind - Banks and Mark Brady Photo: Jim Copony
Johnston, Young pace Mustangs
Seniors Brenna Johnston and James Young are both key contributors to Monticello High School's Indoor Track and Field squads. Photo: Jim Copony (Young)
However, as a result of that success, the MHS indoor track and field program was forced to start the season late, as Head Coach Steve Ivory was an assistant coach on football team. Year of the mile
Fork Union’s Axel Mostrag set the bar high in 2007 - really high. With the Commonwealth’s fastest 1600 meter (4:14.65), 1000 meter (2:26.11) and 800 meter (1:51.63) times, Mostrag marched through the indoor season undefeated, capping his unblemished year with a thrilling come-from-behind victory in the 800 meters at the indoor national meet. Orange County's Logan Collins has posted a 1600 meter time of 4:16 and is nipping on former Fork Union star Axel Mostrag's mark of 4:14.65, the fastest time in the Commonwealth last season. Photo: Jim Copony (Collins), Fork Union (Mostrag, inside) In Focus: Andy Butterworth
UPDATED FRIDAY, 11:11 A.M. Check out this photo of Andy Butterworth. For a full description of this photo, please click IN FOCUS. For this week's IN FOCUS photographs of the day, click SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Photos: Jim Copony and Fluvanna Sports Photography In Focus: Tyler Stutzman
Check out this photo of Tyler Stutzman, a.k.a. "Tex." For a description and full version of this photograph, please click IN FOCUS. For this week's IN FOCUS photographs of the day, click SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Photos: Jim Copony and Fluvanna Sports Photography Hey Harvey! Good Playin.Versatile. That’s how many head coaches in the Jefferson District would describe Orange County’s Christina Harvey, the current CVaSports.com Female Athlete of the Week. Pye says 'I do'
St. Anne's-Belfield basketball star Taysha Pye, a Phil Stinnie protege over the past two years at STAB and in AAU hoops, accepted a basketball scholarship to a college of her choice on Tuesday. Pye chose a college basketball program that has strong roots to the Commonwealth. CVaSports.com is your only source for prep sports in Central Virginia! Can you say the name K-anna?
PALMYRA - When describing the Fluvanna County girls basketball team, two characteristics immediately pop into the brain: young and dedicated. Sophomore K-anna Loyd epitomizes those characteristics. After moving to Palmyra from Arizona in the seventh grade, Loyd has made a quick impact for Fluvanna County hoops and Head Coach Chad White. Photo: Fluvanna Sports Photography IN FOCUS: Jacob Pelton Check out this photo of Jacob Pelton. For a description and full version of this photograph, please click IN FOCUS. Our staff will post an updated photograph everyday for your enjoyment here on CVaSports.com. For this week's IN FOCUS photographs of the day, click SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Photo: Jim Copony IN FOCUS: Ashley Long Check out this photo of Ashley Long. For a description and full version of this photograph, please click IN FOCUS. Our staff will post an updated photograph everyday for your enjoyment here on CVaSports.com. For this week's IN FOCUS photographs of the day, click FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Barbour plays, Tech falls to UNC Charlottesville High graduate Andrea Barbour scored 11 points in limited minutes, and the Virginia Tech women's hoops team tumbled late to third-ranked North Carolina 79-59 in Blacksburg. Barbour, a 2007 CHS grad, played just 14 minutes in her first game back from a shoulder injury. IN FOCUS: Mike Roach Check out this photo of Mike Roach. For a description and full version of this photograph, please click IN FOCUS. Our staff will post an updated photograph everyday for your enjoyment here on CVaSports.com. For this week's IN FOCUS photographs of the day, click FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Miles earns full scholarship!
Monticello two-way lineman Jake Miles enjoyed a stellar season on both sides of the trenches this year for Head Coach Brud Bicknell, earning first team Group AA All-State honors at offensive tackle. Ward down to 4 Western Albemarle senior Nick Ward will take an official visit to Virginia on Jan. 16. Photo: Jerry Miller Western Albemarle senior Nick Ward, a standout middle distance runner not even two years into track and field, will take an official visit to Virginia on January 16. Ward has narrowed his short list to UVa, Villanova, Pittsburgh and Columbia. Fresh Face
Albemarle High freshman Elizabeth Sinclair is sizzling yet again. After representing Central Virginia proudly in the Group AAA cross country championship in the fall, Sinclair is racking up points for the AHS Indoor Track and Field team. Sinclair is currently ranked third in the 1,600 meters in the CVaSports.com Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. Photo: Jim Copony IN FOCUS: Elizabeth Von Storch Check out this photo of Elizabeth Von Storch. For a description and full version of this photograph, please click IN FOCUS. Our staff will post an updated photograph everyday for your enjoyment here on CVaSports.com. For this week's IN FOCUS photographs of the day, click THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY Photo: Jim Copony CVa Boys Indoor T&F Honor Roll
Albemarle's Liz Barclay (left) and Western Albemarle's Kyle Satterwhite (right) are both ranked in the CVa Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. Photos: Jim Copony
See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. For the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll, please click HERE. CVa Girls Indoor T&F Honor RollDon't miss the third edition of the CVa Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll courtesy of CVaSports.com. Special thanks go to Alec Lorenzoni for compiling the Girls Indoor Track and Field Honor Roll. See where you stack up. Check out the numbers. Gauge your progress. Learn from the competition. Check out the CVa Boys Indoor T&F Honor Roll HERE. Bank(s) it! Four. That’s the number Monticello junior Hines Banks wears on the gridiron and hardware. By now, it’s safe to say, that Banks is a major player in both realms. Monticello senior Hines Banks is averaging 17.6 points per game for the Mustangs who are 4-3 overall and 2-0 in the JD. Photo: Steve Raileanu IN FOCUS: Kerry Wynn Check out this photo of Kerry Wynn. For a description and full version of this photograph, please click IN FOCUS Our staff will post an updated photograph everyday for your enjoyment here on CVaSports.com. For this week's IN FOCUS photographs of the day, click WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY and MONDAY. Photo: Jim Copony Roach sparking Greene CountyHere’s a little known nugget of info that was passed to me last night. When the William Monroe boys hoops team dropped visiting Western Albemarle 49-46 on Friday evening, it was the first time that a current male student-athlete at WMHS has beaten Western in any athletic event outside of Mike Moyers and the golf team. Estepp catches fireYou may not know Melissa Estepp yet, but there are a handful of Jefferson District head coaches who have her penciled in on their scouting reports. Estepp, a senior floor general, is currently leading the Monticello girls basketball team in scoring, and put a huge scare into both Charlottesville and Louisa County last week. IN FOCUS: Shawntae Payne
Check out this photo of Shawntae Payne. For a description and full version of this photograph, please click IN FOCUS. Our staff will post an updated photograph everyday for your enjoyment here on CVaSports.com. For this week's IN FOCUS photographs of the day, click WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Photo: Mr. Jim Copony Hedgeman still out there
Monticello star running back Takeem Hedgeman will workout for FUMA Head Coach John Shuman on Jan. 21. Photos: Jim Copony. Design: Dan Thompson.
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