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VHSL Spring State Tournaments

Posted May19, 2008 at 03:22 PM

BASEBALL
GROUP AAA
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
James River-Chesterfield 5, Albemarle 4
Bethel 4, Chantilly 2
Cosby at Colonial Forge, ppd.
Indian River at Lake Braddock, ppd.
Wednesday
Quarterfinal
Colonial Forge 3, Cosby 1
Thursday
Quarterfinal
Lake Braddock 10, Indian River 3
Friday
At Westfield H.S.
Semifinals
James River 2, Bethel 1, 8 innings
Colonial Forge 7, Lake Braddock 6
Saturday
At Westfield H.S.
Championship
James River-Chesterfield 10, Colonial Forge 0

GROUP AA
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Powhatan 12, Broad Run 7
Waynesboro 6, Abingdon 2
Poquoson at Brentsville, ppd.
Alleghany 5, Hidden Valley 4
Thursday
Quarterfinal
Poquoson 7, Brentsville 6
Friday
At Calfee Park, Pulaski
Semifinals
Powhatan 15, Waynesboro 3
Alleghany 5, Brentsville 4
Saturday
At Radford University
Championship
Powhatan 7, Alleghany 4

GROUP A
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Strasburg 1, Essex 1, susp., 3rd inning
James River at Honaker, ppd.
Luray 17, Lancaster 4
J.J. Kelly 3, Glenvar 0
Wednesday
Quarterfinal
James River 7, Honaker 6
Essex 5, Strasburg 1
Friday
At Radford University
Semifinals
Essex 13, James River 1
J.J. Kelly 15, Luray 1.
Saturday
At Radford University
Championship
J.J. Kelly 14, Essex 9

SOFTBALL
GROUP AAA
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Loudoun Valley at Deep Run, ppd.
Hickory 2, Herndon 0
Battlefield 1, Midlothian 0
Woodside 7, Westfield 4
Wednesday
Quarterfinal
Deep Run 6, Loudoun Valley 5
Friday
At Westfield H.S.
Semifinals
Battlefield 11, Woodside 1
Hickory 6, Deep Run 0
Saturday
At Westfield H.S.
Championship
Hickory 4, Battlefield 2

GROUP AA
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Poquoson 4, Loudoun County 3
Tunstall 4, Spotswood 0
Broad Run 3, New Kent 2
Salem 2, Turner Ashby 0
Friday
At Radford University
Semifinals
Tunstall 2, Poquoson 0
Broad Run 8, Salem 1
Saturday
At Radford University
Championship
Broad Run 4, Tunstall 0

GROUP A
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Mathews 2, Buckingham County 1
Glenvar 4, Virginia High 0
Gretna 5, Middlesex 4
Wednesday
Quarterfinal
James River 1, Coeburn 0, 9 innings
Friday
At Veterans Park, Radford
Semifinals
Glenvar 8, Mathews 3
Gretna 3, James River 0
Saturday
At Radford University
Championship
Gretna 2, Glenvar 0

BOYS SOCCER
GROUP AAA
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Thomas Dale 2, Osbourn 1
James Robinson 1, Frank Cox 0
Deep Run 2, Osbourn Park 1
Kecoughtan 2, Stone Bridge 1
Friday
At Westfield H.S.
Semifinals
James Robinson 1, Thomas Dale 0
Deep Run 6, Kecoughtan 0
Saturday
At Westfield H.S.
Championship
Deep Run 1, James Robinson 0

GROUP AA
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Jamestown 2, Brentsville 1
Blacksburg 5, Northside 2
Grafton 2, Park View-Sterling 1
Hidden Valley 2, Turner Ashby 1
Friday
At Radford University
Semifinals
Jamestown 2, Blacksburg 1
Grafton 2, Hidden Valley 1
Saturday
At Radford University
Championship
Jamestown 3, Grafton 0

GROUP A
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Goochland 4, Northampton 3
Galax 6, Virginia High 1
King William 1, George Mason 0
Radford 12, Lebanon 0
Friday
At Radford University
Semifinals
Galax 3, Goochland 2
Radford 3, King William 0
Saturday
At Radford University
Championship
Radford 4, Galax 0

GIRLS SOCCER
GROUP AAA
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Battlefield at Mills Godwin, ppd.
Frank Cox 4, Westfield 0
Deep Run vs. Woodbridge, ppd.
James Robinson 3, First Colonial 1
Wednesday
Quarterfinals
Battlefield 2, Mills Godwin 1
Woodbridge 1, Deep Run 0
Friday
At Westfield H.S.
Semifinals
Battlefield 2, Frank Cox 1
James Robinson 3, Woodbridge 2
Saturday
At Westfield H.S.
Championship
James Robinson 2, Battlefield 1, 2OT

GROUP AA
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Broad Run 2, Lafayette 1
Hidden Valley 5, Harrisonburg 1
Wednesday
Quarterfinal
Courtland 1, Charlottesville 0
Salem 3, Lord Botetourt 0
Friday
At Radford University
Semifinals
Courtland 3, Salem 1
Broad Run 4, Hidden Valley 1
Saturday
At Radford University
Championship
Broad Run 1, Courtland 0

GROUP A
Tuesday
Quarterfinals
Goochland 3, Northumberland 0
Virginia High 3, Glenvar 2
George Mason 10, Washington & Lee 0
Radford 6, John Battle 0
Friday
At Radford University
Semifinals
Goochland 5, Virginia High 3
George Mason 2, Radford 1
Saturday
At Radford University
Championship
George Mason 7, Goochland 1

BOYS TENNIS
GROUP AAA
Thursday
At Jefferson District Park, Falls Church
Singles quarterfinals
Kyle Parker (Mills Godwin) vs. Sidarth Balaji (Fairfax), 9 a.m.
Ian Fraser (Frank Cox) d. Monte Tiller (Patrick Henry) 6-4, 6-2
Drew Courtney (James Robinson) vs. Eric Schulman (Deep Run), 9 a.m.
James Davis (Stonewall Jackson) vs. Cameron Brawley (Frank Cox), 9 a.m.
Friday
At Jefferson District Park, Falls Church
Singles semifinals
Ian Fraser, Frank Cox d. Sidarth Balaji, Fairfax 7-6, 6-4.
Drew Courtney, James W. Robinson d. James Davis, Stonewall Jackson 6-1, 6-3.
Friday
At Jefferson District Park, Falls Church
Singles championship
Drew Courtney, James W. Robinson d. Ian Fraser, Frank Cox 6-2, 6-1.

GROUP AA
Thursday
At Radford University
Singles semifinals
Eliot Mee (Jamestown) d. Joey Manilla (Western Albemarle) 6-7 (11-9), 6-2, 6-2
Patrick O’Keefe (Salem) d. Dominik Lehman (Rockbridge County) 6-3, 6-4
Singles championship
O'Keefe (Salem) d. Mee (Jamestown) 6-3, 6-3
Friday
At Virginia Tech
Team semifinals
Salem 5, Jamestown 4
Western Albemarle 5, Harrisonburg 0
Doubles semifinals
Eliot Mee/Wils Fauntleroy, Jamestown d. Josh Ranowsky/Tyler Johnston, Jefferson Forest 6-0, 5-7, 6-0.
Randall Carter and Adam Henderson, Abingdon d. Joey Manilla and Ben Fitts, Western Albemarle 6-2, 6-1.
Saturday
At Virginia Tech
Team championship
Western Albemarle 5, Salem 2
Doubles championship
Randall Carter/Adam Henderson, Abingdon d. Eliot Mee/Wils Fauntleroy, Jamestown 6-3, 6-3.

GROUP A
At Radford University
Thursday
Singles semifinals
Tim Goetz (George Mason) d. Cedric Bright (Nandua) 6-1, 6-0
Malik Mubeen (Radford) d. Chad Sheppard (Gate City) 6-1, 6-1
Singles championship
Mubeen (Radford) d. Goetz (George Mason) 6-2, 7-6 (7-2)
Friday
Team semifinals
Gate City 5, Appomattox Regional Governor’s School 0
Radford 5, George Mason 2
Doubles semifinals
Matt Nelson/Gordon Zachary, Galax d. Dustan Demello/Scott Van Eck, Windsor 6-2, 6-2.
Tim Goetz/Johnny Vroom, George Mason d. Dalton Moore/Tyler DeBoard, Gate City 7-5, 7-6 (4), 6-3.
Saturday
Doubles championship
Matt Nelson/Gordon Zachary, Galax d. Tim Goetz/Johnny Vroom, George Mason 6-3, 0-6, 6-3.
Team championship
Gate City 5, Radford 3

GIRLS TENNIS
GROUP AA
At Radford University
Thursday
Singles semifinals
Tori Ford (Lafayette) d. Elizabeth Gardiner (Handley) 6-1, 6-3
Kristin Harter (Hidden Valley) d. Morgan Huff (Jefferson Forest) 6-1, 6-1
Singles championship
Ford (Lafayette) d. Harter (Hidden Valley) 6-2, 6-0
Friday
Team semifinals
Handley 5, Spotswood 2
Jamestown 5, Hidden Valley 2
Doubles semifinals
Kari Pope/Headley Wilson, James Wood d. Kristin Hartner/Whitney Walton, Hidden Valley 6-4, 6-4
Rachel Fertitta/Ashley Masterson, Northside d. Helen Mittman/Emily Demeo, Bruton 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 (8).
Saturday
Team championship
Handley 5, Jamestown 0
Doubles championship
Kari Pope/Headley Wilson, James Wood d. Rachel Fertitta/Ashley Masterson, Northside 6-2, 6-1.

GROUP A
At Radford University
Thursday
Singles semifinals
Jennifer Sing (Franklin) d. Rachel Coon (Buffalo Gap) 6-4, 6-0
Emerald Lauzon (John Battle) d. Alyssa Wingate (Grayson County) 6-1, 6-1
Singles championship
Lauzon (John Battle) d. Sing (Franklin) 6-1, 6-1
Friday
Team semifinals
John Battle 5, Mathews 1
George Mason 5, Radford 1
Doubles semifinals
Jennifer Sing/Carrie Webber, Franklin d. Maggie Jaronski/Caitie Weston, Radford 6-4, 6-1.
Emerald Lauzon/Carly Johnson, John Battle d. Michelle Repper/Annie Zweighaft, George Mason 6-2, 5-7, 6-1.
Saturday
Team championship
John Battle 5, George Mason 3
Doubles championship
Emerald Lauzon/Carly Johnson, John Battle d. Jennifer Sing/Carrie Webber, Franklin 6-1, 6-2.

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