Loretto
Loretto, VA · Education
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Cecil Whig
Patuxent football pulls away from Perryville to reach state playoffs
PERRYVILLE — After being tied at seven out of the halftime break, Patuxent — the reigning 2025 Class 1A and 2024 Class 2A/1A state champions — scored 21 unanswered points to defeat Perryville 28-7 and reach next week’s Class 1A state quarterfinals. Patuxent broke the 7-7 tie with 9:38 left in the fourth quarter on a 3-yard rushing score by Antoine Wilkins, who accounted for 35 rushing yards on the eight-play scoring drive. Following a Perryville three-and-out, Patuxent used a four-play, 36-yard drive that was capped off by a 24-yard rush from quarterback Brayden Watson to go up 21-7 with 6:06 remaining. Patuxent followed with an interception on the ensuing Perryville drive by Nate Scriber with 4:15 left. “I just think we kind of got fatigued there at the end,” Perryville head coach Dan Basara said of Patuxent’s consecutive scoring drives. “I think it kind of showed.” Patuxent (5-6) will be the No. 8 seed in the state playoffs and will visit No. 1 Fort Hill (10-0) next week. “Being 3-6 in the regular season, no matter if we play in a tough league or not, is tough. We went through a five-game stretch where we played two state finalists,
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fredericksburgfreepress.com
Weekly high school football roundup and look ahead to next week
Battlefield 35, Stafford 0: The Indians’ bounce-back season came to an unsatisfying end Friday night as they were shut out by the Bobcats. Stafford won just three games in 2025, but won seven under first-year head coach Brad Womack. Battlefield (10-1), the third seed in Region 6B moves on to visit Brooke Point in a semifinal showdown next week.
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Easton Football Defeats Calvert to Advance in State Playoffs
EASTON, Md. – It was a dogfight, on the mid-shore between Easton vs. Calvert. The Cavaliers didn’t waste time. They go down the field immediately. First drive of the game, Lyndon Johnson throws a dime to Tristan Thomas for the touchdown. Easton responds immediately with a Ja’zir Dickerson...
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Margaret Minnicks
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The Lower School’s Tyler Stevens
Growing up in the small town of Newark, New York (not to be confused with Newark, New Jersey) the route to success for new Lower School physical education teacher Tyler Stevens was not always the easiest. During high school, Stevens “had no clue what road I wanted to go down.” So he developed a close relationship with his high school counselor.