Bill Cauley is a sports reporter for the Frederick News-Post and Spirit Of Jefferson, focusing on local sports in Jefferson County. With a passion for covering high school athletics and community events, Bill keeps readers informed about the latest scores, player profiles, and sports news in the area.
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By: Bill Cauley
It wasn’t long after Maddie McCully received her first set of golf clubs as a birthday present that she took her first lessons.
IT’S BEEN A WHILE since Washington High School’s football team has enjoyed a winning streak of any kind. The Patriots, in the past, had some wins, but they were few and far between.
Since his high school playing days, Kiel VanMetre dreamed of someday becoming a head boys basketball coach. At just 29 years old, he’s already getting his wish.
Washington High School defensive back Javon Jones leaps to secure an interception late in the fourth quarter to help seal the Patriots’ 40-36 win over John Marshall on Friday at Terry L. Marcus Stadium.
THE LOCAL high school cross country and golf seasons are beginning to wrap up. They start early, finish early, but are still important parts of the athletic calendar year.
By: Bill Cauley
TWO LOCAL STREAKS continued on Friday night high school football last night. Depending on who you are rooting for, one is a good streak, the other bad.
Ken Lowe Jr. stands in front of the Clarion Hotel in Shepherdstown. Lowe, who died Sept. 3, was highly devoted to horse racing in West Virginia, and chaired the state Racing Commission.
As quarterback, Dylan Harich has led Jefferson High School's football team into the state playoffs two years in a row. A third playoff for the team is already guaranteed this year.
JEFFERSON AND WASHINGTON high schools won respective boys and girls’ team titles at the Eastern Panhandle Athletic Conference cross-country regional championships last Friday at Poor House Farm Park near Hedgesville.
MASON DERRICK, one of 10 seniors on this year’s Jefferson High School’s boys soccer team, probably summed it up best during his written speech as part of the team’s senior night on Tuesday, Oct. 15, in the Cougars’ final home match of the regular season.
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