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Colonial Forge puts together dominant second half to earn payback over Riverbend
Colonial Forge football coach Earl Moore saw what happened the last time the Eagles faced Riverbend. The first-year head coach watched the 2025 contest on film and noticed the Bears’ physical dominance. “They came out here and whooped us,” Moore said of Forge’s 41-27 defeat. This time,...
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Patriots Lose to VCU, 3-2
FAIRFAX, Va. — George Mason (13-8, 5-4 Atlantic 10) lost to VCU (9-8, 7-2 Atlantic 10) 3-2 on Saturday, with set scores of 25-21, 22-25, 21-25, 26-24, 11-15. The Patriots erased a 7-4 fourth-set deficit to move ahead 9-8 and won the set 26-24, but the push was not enough to overcome VCU.
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MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Hold Off Revolutionaries
In a sold-out Charles E. Smith Center, the Georgetown University men’s basketball team defeated the George Washington University (GW) Revolutionaries 76-68 in the Washington, D.C. rivals’ second annual exhibition meeting. Coming off a dominant 94-77 exhibition win over Wake Forest University on Oct. 4, the Hoyas faced a...
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Class 6 Region B football power point ratings
Class 6, Region B (top eight schools qualify for postseason) School, Points 1. Colonial Forge, 31.882. Battlefield, 30.863. Brooke Point, 30.144. Stafford, 29.575. Gar-Field, 27.716. Woodbridge, 27.437. Independence, 27.148. Patriot, 25.439. Colgan, 24.5710. Osbourn, 24.1411. Gainesville, 23.5712. Hartwood, 21.3813. Mountain View, 21.2914. Potomac, 21.1415. Forest Park, 21.1316. C.D. Hylton, 20.5717. North Stafford, 19.4318. Osbourn Park, 19.1419. Freedom(PW), 17.8820. Unity Reed, 17.75
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Top-75 recruit MJ Curry commits George Mason, becomes highest-rated recruit in program history
MJ Curry, the No. 71 overall recruit in the national 2027 class, has committed to George Mason. A 6-foot-5 athletic wing out of Loganville (Ga.) Grayson High, Curry committed to the Patriots a week after completing an official visit to campus earlier this month. He also visited Sacramento State and UAB prior to making his decision.
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Women's Volleyball Sweeps Past Randolph, Marymount
Bridgewater, Va. – The Stevens Institute of Technology women's volleyball team picked up a pair of straight-set victories Saturday, sweeping Randolph College and Marymount University. The Ducks (19-2) opened the day with a 25-16, 25-12, 25-17 victory over Randolph before closing the afternoon with a 25-19, 25-13, 25-17 triumph...
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McQuaide Leads the Way as Wildcats Top Fordham, 38-17, to Even Patriot League Record
Villanova started fast and played most complete game of the season on both sides of the ball. BRONX, N.Y.—Just over 11 minutes into the game the running back duo of seniors Isaiah Ragland (Alexandria, Va.) and Ja'briel Mace (Somers Point, N.J.) had each rushed four touchdowns already and Villanova (3-4, 2-2 Patriot League) was off to the races in a 38-17 victory over Fordham (2-6, 2-3) at Moglia Stadium at Jack Coffey Field on Saturday afternoon. Four touchdowns total before halftime set a tone for the Wildcats most complete game of the season as they won their eighth straight road game against an FCS opponent.
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Patriots Drop Exhibition Opener at Villanova
VILLANOVA, Pa. – The short-handed George Mason University men’s basketball team fell in its exhibition opener to Villanova, 84-67, on Saturday afternoon at the Finneran Pavilion. Missing starting point guard Baraka Okojie and Makhai Valentine , the Patriots trailed by six (54-48) with 10:18 remaining, but a late 14-3 run by Villanova ultimately put the game out of reach. Graduate guard Brayden O’Connor led the Patriots with a team-high 14 points and dished out two assists in 31 minutes. Sophomore Efeosa Oliogu-Elabor , who played 25 games in the BIG EAST last year with Butler, added 12 points, seven rebounds…
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Undefeated Alexandria City High School Girls Flag Football team dominates in inaugural season
In their first year on the field, the undefeated Alexandria City High School Girls Flag Football team is tearing it up. The Titans have shut out each of their last five opponents since the season started Sept. 30, allowing zero scores and accumulating 162 points scored. Many players on the team credit the wins to grueling workouts and hours of studying the game.
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Despite weather delays, Patriot stays loose in crucial win over Osbourn
Just how unorthodox was the start of Friday's crucial Cedar Run District game in Manassas between Osbourn and Patriot? More than 90 minutes after its scheduled start time, only two plays had been run. Pioneers coach Sean Finnerty would love to be able to point to something he and his staff came up with to keep his players' minds sharp and legs fresh. Instead, they simply brought their own energy as they opened up a 21-0 first-half lead and held on for a 28-13 win over the Eagles to spoil Osbourn's homecoming and reshuffle the playoff landscape for Class 6, Region B. Patriot (4-3, 3-1 Cedar Run) was ranked 11th in this week's VHSL power ratings for the region while Osbourn (4-3, 1-2) was No. 8; ninth-ranked Gainesville lost at No. 3 Battlefield and No. 10 Colgan beat Hylton at home. The top eight teams advance to the postseason. Initially delayed by around half an hour, the game faced a second weather hold when lightning re-entered the area after the Pioneers had run all of two plays from scrimmage. "They did a great job of staying loose in the locker room and staying energized, so we didn't come out too