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All-Cardinal District cheerleading team
FIRST TEAM ALL-DISTRICT POSITION FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Abby Glass Colgan 10 Raegan Cunningham Colgan 10 Adri Caron Colgan 12 McKenzie Hawkins Colgan 12 Jaya Baldwin Colgan 10 Sofia Morrow Colgan 11 Calla Kight Colgan 11 Macy Barfield Colgan 09 Chloe Jacques Woodbridge 12 Lola Epps Woodbridge 12 Kennedy Byrd Woodbridge 11 Hilary Goodman Woodbridge 10 Katelyn Coaxum Woodbridge 11 Lauryn Bedeau Woodbridge 11 Maggie Knox Woodbridge 09 Fatima Sesay Gar-Field 12 Addison Skipper Gar-Field 12 Eliana Davila Gar-Field 11 Aidyn Kemp Gar-Field 12 Jaylie Gibson Gar-Field 10 Cheerleader of the Year: Abby Glass Colgan 10 Coach of the Year: Delorez Christian Colgan SECOND TEAM ALL-DISTRICT POSITION FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Madison Hawkins Colgan 10 Holly Doumitt Colgan 10 Isla Zaro Colgan 09 Juliana Lambros Colgan 09 Saldija Kamara Colgan 11 Brooke Baldwin Woodbridge 12 Gabriela Ngando Woodbridge 10 Gloria Kim Woodbridge 10 Lilly Zawidzki Woodbridge 10 Ellery Williams Woodbridge 09 Lindsey Gongora-Soriano Gar-Field 12 Kyleigh Boswell Gar-Field 10 Aniya Blair Gar-Field 09 Priscilla Bamgbade Gar-Field 10 Mariella Alvarado Gar-Field 11
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Class 6 Region B high school 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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Colonial Forge battles back to defeat 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, though, the Eagles had a different response, cruising to a dominating 29-16 Commonwealth District home victory, even after they found themselves in an early hole. "I'm really proud of how this team responds," Moore said. "We fell down early again, but something about this group, they always seem to come back and not get rattled by that stuff." Similar to last week's matchup against Brooke Point, the Eagles (7-1, 5-0 Commonwealth) found themselves trailing early. A long opening kickoff return by Riverbend set up a 38-yard touchdown run from Adrien Picot, putting the Bears (6-2, 3-2) on the board first. "I thought we came out really strong," Picot said. "Our offense was rolling early, I'm not sure what happened." Colonial Forge put together a solid drive but had to settle for a field goal. On the next Riverbend possession, Picot struck again, finding the end zone on a 61-yard pass from quarterback Josh
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Homecoming Statesmen outshine Highlanders 31-17
Friday night’s heavily anticipated matchup between district rivals McLean and Marshall was delayed by early thunderstorms. Nearly 5 hours after the expected start time, Marshall emerged as 31-17 victors in front of a near-empty homecoming crowd. This loss put McLean’s playoff hopes in deep jeopardy, as the Highlanders must win their two remaining matchups to make the post-season.
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Hornets Compete at George Mason Invitational
FAIRFAX, Va. — October 10, 2026 — The Delaware State University women's tennis team competed at the George Mason Invitational, held October 10-11 at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, facing Mount St. Mary's University and George Washington University. The Hornets battled throughout their matchups against Mount St....
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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...