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Adidas National Cup to serve as Virginia’s Target USA Cup Qualifier starting in 2027
RICHMOND, VA – The Adidas National Cup is entering a new era, creating a direct pathway from Richmond, Virginia, to one of the world’s largest international youth soccer tournaments. Beginning February 12-14, 2027, the event will be played as the Target USA CUP Qualifier Virginia, powered by The...
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Football collapses to No. 17 Richmond after hot start
The football team surrendered a 17-point first-half lead to the No. 17 University of Richmond, falling 40-31 on Saturday at Fisher Stadium and extending its losing streak to three. Richmond (3-0 Patriot League, 5-1 overall) possessed the ball for nearly 42 minutes compared to the Leopards’ (0-2 Patriot League, 1-4...
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Manassas’ Mini Tyrrell adjusts to life as a rookie on the NASCAR circuit
Eight hours before his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race in his home state, Mini Tyrrell enters the media center at Richmond Raceway to field questions. This is a rare opportunity for the Prince William County native. Moments in the spotlight like this one on Aug. 14 usually happen only for those having a successful season, but Tyrrell has experienced just the opposite since joining the circuit earlier in the year. He won the chance to drive for Kaulig Racing last winter on the reality show, “Ram: Race for the Seat.”
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Rhode Island Falls in Straight Sets at VCU
Melton, Stermenska, Richter, Sawyer, Jonick, Keaney, Henry (L) Galli, LaPata, Del Core, Boledovicova, Martic, Sendir, Baksh (L) Rhode Island (5-14, 0-7 A10) battled throughout, but VCU (7-8, 5-2 A10) took all three sets 25-21, 25-17, 25-22 leading to the weekend sweep on Saturday afternoon at the Siegel Center. Rhode Island...
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Manassas' Mini Tyrrell adjusts to life as a rookie on the NASCAR circuit
Eight hours before his first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race in his home state, Mini Tyrrell enters the media center at Richmond Raceway to field questions. This is a rare opportunity for the Prince William County native. Moments in the spotlight like this one on Aug. 14 usually happen only for those having a successful season, but Tyrrell has experienced just the opposite since joining the circuit earlier in the year. He won the chance to drive for Kaulig Racing last winter on the reality show, "Ram: Race for the Seat." Understandably, Tyrrell became emotional when he first arrived at the Richmond track as a driver. Since he began racing go-karts at the former Old Dominion Speedway in Manassas, the 2022 Brentsville High School graduate always dreamed of being a professional and making it on a national level, especially after going to NASCAR races at Richmond as a kid. But Tyrrell understands the reality facing him. He is on a one-year deal. To secure a spot in 2027, he must perform well – it's up to Kaulig Racing whether to bring him back. So with at least 150 supporters in attendance, many of whom have followed him his whole career,
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VSU kicks off Homecoming with Lighting of Stadium
On Sunday, Oct. 4 2026, Virginia State University opened Homecoming 2026 with the annual Lighting of the Stadium, a tradition that is seen as the opener to all of what’s to come with Homecoming. Despite the rainy weather, Trojans showed out and filled out Rogers Stadium with immense vibes and dancing across the crowd.
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Great Kickoff to the Season by the Manchester Lancers Varsity Football Team
The Manchester High School Varsity football team has a total of 1028 passing yards and receiving yards throughout the six games so far in the season. Manchester High’s Varsity football team is dominating the other schools in Chesterfield county being 5-1 and only losing their one game by 4 points.
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First Take on Campus: Stephen A. Smith gets his start with college newspaper
On Friday, Oct. 9, ESPN’s First Take will broadcast live from Virginia State University’s Multipurpose Center. The First Take team has committed to broadcasting from HBCU’s in no small part due to one of the host’s connection to his alma mater Winston-Salem State University. Stephen A....
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Cougars Football: 5-0 Is Only The Beginning
The last time the Collegiate Cougars varsity football team started a season 4-0 was 2013. Josh Young (‘30), Rowan Zelenak (‘30), and Cam Bavedly (‘30), all Freshmen playing significant minutes for the Cougars this season, were all one year old. The last time the team was 5-0 was 2005, when the team was led by Super Bowl champion Russell Wilson. Coming off of last year’s 4-5 season, this year’s team has already surpassed their win total from last year. After huge wins against Nansemond-Suffolk Academy and Northumberland High School, the Cougars look to extend their win streak to six this Friday, Oct. 9 against Benedictine College Prep.
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Spiders extinguished by No.17 Flames in 2-0 loss
The No. 17 Liberty University Flames shutout the University of Richmond Spiders in a field hockey game on Oct. 4. Entering this game, the Spiders were 7-3 overall, and the Flames were 6-4 overall. The two teams rarely play, with this game being the Flames’ first at Crenshaw Field in recent history; Liberty last played UR in 2025 when they picked off the Spiders 4-2.