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Ice skating returns to Reston Town Center next week for new season

Winter is coming to Reston Town Center, at least in spirit, with the return of its ice skating pavilion next week. The RTC Ice Rink is slated to open for the 2026-2027 season on Tuesday, Nov. 10 and will continue operating daily through March 2027, as the weather allows. The...

Reston, VA · 4d
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Maryland vs Georgetown Prediction & Picks: College Basketball 11/5-6-7

Ryan Kramer was the only vote for Maryland in a pick’em against Georgetown in Washington, DC. Maryland and Georgetown play Saturday, November 7 at 4:30 PM PT / 7:30 PM ET, and the line was a pick’em when the guys taped on November 4. Hear the segment on the College Basketball Picks: Friday 11/6 & Saturday 11/7 episode.

Washington, DC · 5d
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The Country Club at Woodmore Signals a Renewed Era for its Membership

MITCHELLVILLE, Maryland — This winter, The Country Club at Woodmore will finish a multi-year, $1.9 million capital investment project, which is already delivering significant improvements to the historic layout, as part of a renewed commitment to its members. Located near Washington, D.C., Woodmore offers an unmatched 18-hole golf experience...

Mitchellville, MD · 7d
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Maryland football interim coach came home. Now he has a bridge to build

It’s 10 miles from Northeast Washington, D.C., to Maryland ’s campus. For Aazaar Abdul-Rahim , it took a lifetime to cross that bridge. “Some people,” Abdul-Rahim told USA TODAY Sports, “call that on the opposite side of the bridge. That’s east of the river.” One of seven brothers raised in D.C., Abdul-Rahim grew up around Anacostia and the bridges that connect the city to everything beyond it. Now Maryland has asked him to build one of his own. WHAT'S NEXT? Maryland football has ambitious coaching targets. Here’s the reality The Terps’ interim coach must carry a struggling football program from the end of the Mike Locksley era toward an uncertain future. And Maryland has entrusted that job to someone who understands the place, its players and its pride as intimately as anyone. “A tremendous amount of pride, because I think this area is a unique area,” Abdul-Rahim said. “I’ve been all over the place, but this area is a unique area and a very prideful area. We march to our own beat here. We’re a little bit different than New York, and we’re a lot different than North Carolina. “We’re our own kind of separate entity, and I take pride

Washington, DC · 5d

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Highland to retire Nate Ament's jersey and number

The Highland School in Warrenton will retire Nate Ament’s jersey and number 10 during a ceremony at the school Feb. 12. He will become the first athlete in the school’s 98-year history to receive that honor. The ceremony is being held the day before the Milwaukee Bucks play at the Washington Wizards. Ament is a rookie with the Bucks after being selected with the 13th pick overall in the 2026 NBA Draft after one season at the University of Tennessee. Ament played his final two high school seasons at Highland after transferring from Colgan High School in Prince William County. As a senior, he led the Hawks to the VISAA Division I state championship in Highland’s first season in the classification. The Hawks finished 42-8 and ranked No. 14 nationally in the final MaxPreps boys basketball poll. Ament also earned McDonald’s All-American honors and was named both the Gatorade Virginia High School Boys Basketball Player of the Year and the VISAA Division I Boys Basketball Player of the Year. He averaged 19.0 points, 10.0 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game. Nate Ament receives warm welcome home as an NBA rookie Nate Ament and the rise of Highland basketball

Warrenton, VA · 5d

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Maryland High School Football Playoff Matchups Announced

The Maryland high school football playoffs are set to begin November 5-7, with the first-round matchups announced across all six classifications. Montgomery County will be represented by 29 teams, including several that earned first-round byes. All matchups available below. The matchup information comes from the Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic...

Maryland · 6d

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Lake Braddock earns first state tournament berth in 16 years

Entering Labor Day weekend, Lake Braddock field hockey sported a 2-3-1 record, having surrendered 11 goals in six games against a tough early schedule. But anchored by a core group of senior leaders, a few breakout stars and promising development from a young defensive corps, the Bruins engineered a stunning turnaround, winning 15 straight games and allowing just seven goals in the process, sending the Lady Bruins to a regional title and into the state field hockey tournament for the first time since 2010.

Burke, VA · 4d

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UMW men’s basketball begins chase for second straight national title Friday night

The University of Mary Washington men’s basketball team hit the top of the mountain last season and now the Eagles want to prove they have staying power. With nearly every player from last year returning, the Eagles are starting the season off with continuity, coming off the most successful campaign in program history that ended with their first NCAA Division III national championship.

Fredericksburg, VA · 4d

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JV football and its new beginning

The JV football players scramble on the field to take possession, yet the effort is no use as the kicker punts the ball and scores a field goal. On September 24 Chantilly faced Langley and won 26-16 against. On the sideline, there’s a new face helping the team out.

Chantilly, VA · 5d

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DeMatha Football Defeats Gonzaga, 30-14

DeMatha football (8-2) sailed to victory over Gonzaga last Saturday with a final score of 30-14. The last time the Eagles defeated the Stags was in the pandemic-shortened spring 2021 season. Stags Clinch WCAC Playoff Berth. DeMatha clinched its 36th consecutive playoff berth, which dates to 1991, the first year...

Hyattsville, MD · 6d

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Terps Face First True Test as Georgetown Rivalry Resumes

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — One year ago, Maryland fell to crosstown foe Georgetown, 70-60, at Xfinity Center in what proved to be an early indication of the struggles Maryland would endure throughout Coach Buzz Williams' first season. The Terps ultimately finished 12–21 last year, including a 4–16 Big Ten record, while Georgetown endured its own disappointing campaign.

College Park, MD · 6d

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'Kill Or Be Killed': Importance Of Matchup With No. 9 Virginia Not Lost On Jordan Smith Jr.

Trip to Capital One Arena a homecoming for freshman PG

Fayetteville, AR · 4d

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Ricorian Brown’s late TD helps South Carolina State edge Howard 35-28

WASHINGTON (AP) — Ricorian Brown rushed for 143 yards and two touchdowns, including the winning score with 17 seconds left, and South Carolina State beat Howard 35-28 on Thursday night. The Bulldogs (8-2, 3-0 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference), ranked No. 24 in the Stats Perform poll, led 21-7 at halftime...

Orangeburg, SC · 4d

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Gobble, gobble run or wobble returns to Warrenton Nov. 21

Every year, three generations of Eileen Burgwyn’s family enter Learning Starts Early’s Gobble, Gobble, Run or Wobble 5k as the Burgwyn Family Running Club. “It’s always a great start to our holidays,” she said. Burgwyn is co-chair of the Board of Directors for Learning Starts Early. The 2026 Gobble, Gobble Run or Wobble race will welcome runners of all ages and abilities Nov. 21 to Old Town Warrenton. The 5k, and more leisurely 2.6k, will start at 8 a.m. After the serious runners cross the finish line, the Kids Dash – led by teens in turkey costumes – will explode down Main Street at 8:45 a.m. After the race, participants will gather at the St. James Episcopal Church School parking lot to celebrate the winners as they are awarded medals and cash prizes. All Kids Dash participants will receive medals too. Age group winners will take home holiday pies, and there will be special recognition for the runner with the best costume, the best turkey costume, and for pets dressed to celebrate the season. Learning Starts Early ( learningstartsearly.org ) is a Fauquier County-based organization dedicated to helping eligible families of local pre-schoolers who are preparing for kindergarten. The nonprofit

Warrenton, VA · 5d

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Bethesda’s Wilbon takes leave of absence from ESPN

For generations of sports fans in Montgomery County, Michael Wilbon has been more than a familiar face on ESPN. He’s been a legendary voice in the Washington-area sports conversation. For now though, due to heath related reasons, Wilbon is taking a timeout. Wilbon, the longtime ESPN personality and co-host...

Bethesda, MD · 6d

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All-Class 6, Region B field hockey team

FIRST TEAM ALL-REGION POSITION FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Forward Emry Brewer Stafford Sr Forward Lucy Demcsak Independence Sr Forward Lily Hanson Mountain View Sr Forward Alex Santiago Patriot Jr Forward Hayleigh Taylor Stafford Soph Midfielder Abby Giusto Independence Sr Midfielder Samantha Kennedy Colgan Sr Midfielder Raya McHenry Independence Sr Midfielder Jocelyn Patton Stafford Fr Midfielder Maddy Pulliam Stafford Sr Defender Kadyn DeLeva Stafford Sr Defender Keelyn Howie Independence Sr Defender Maggie Limbert Independence Jr Defender Brielle Mayfield Hartwood Soph Defender Avery Woodring Independence Jr Goalkeeper Katie Barnes Forest Park Sr Player of the Year Abby Giusto Independence Sr Coach of the Year Jennifer Darrow Indpendence SECOND TEAM ALL-REGION POSITION FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Forward Madison Adams Patriot Soph Forward Ashleigh Blankenship Gainesville Sr Forward Amanda Ingraham Mountain View Sr Forward Sophia Nakao Colgan Jr Forward Morgan Smith Woodbridge Sr Midfielder Brenna Beall Gainesville Sr Midfielder Isabella Cage Independence Soph Midfielder Robyn Francis Patriot Soph Midfielder Gabby Kehler Forest Park Jr Midfielder Kaylee Mountjoy Mountain View Sr Defender Addy Ehrmantraut Forest Park Soph Defender Gigi Groat Woodbridge Jr Defender Lauren Pahls Colgan Jr Defender Carleigh Puhlick Patriot Sr Defender Lucy Sargent Mountain View Sr Goalkeeper Chloe Nobels

Gainesville, VA · 5d

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Preseason MaxPreps Top 25 high school basketball rankings: No. 8 Paul VI

2025-26: 33-3 National ranking: No. 1. State championships: Six (2012, 2014, 2022, 2024, 2025, 2026) Height: 6-4 | Class: Junior (2028) Height: 6-5 | Class: Junior (2028) National rank: Unranked | Status: Virginia Tech baseball commit. F — Farrell Djossinou. Height: 6-7 | Class: Senior (2027) National rank: Unranked...

Chantilly, VA · 6d

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Vanessa Blair-Lewis Becomes Fastest Mason Coach to 100 Wins

Five Patriots score double digits in season-opening rout against Temple. Vanessa Blair-Lewis made history for Mason women’s basketball after Monday’s dominant 91-71 win against the Temple Owls, becoming the program’s fastest coach to 100 wins. Blair-Lewis is the third coach to reach that mark for the Green...

Philadelphia, PA · 5d

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IN PHOTOS: Prince William County Division I basketball players

Name, High School, College, Year, Position Tey Barbour, Patriot (’24), Harvard, Junior, Guard Alex Brown, Osbourn Park (’25), Stony Brook, Sophomore, Forward Cooper Bowser, John Paul the Great (’22), Arkansas, Senior, Forward Alana Powell, Osbourn Park (’23), Mount St. Mary’s, Senior, Guard Keyarah Rainey, Osbourn Park (’26), Towson, Freshman, Guard Lucas Scroggins, Hylton (’22), Illinois-Chicago, Red-shirt junior, Forward Samia Snead, Osbourn Park (’26), Longwood, Freshman, Guard Isaiah Vick, Patriot (’24), Northwestern State, Sophomore, Forward Peyton White, Gainesville (’26), Towson, Freshman Guard/forward Alden Yergey, Brentsville (’23), UMBC, Junior, Guard

Prince William County, VA · 8d