Carl Lukat is a Sports Editor at Times Community Newspapers. He covers a wide range of topics including football, basketball, soccer, hockey, and baseball, with a strong focus on competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting. Carl's insights and expertise have been featured in Times Community Newspapers.
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Carl Lukat focuses on local sports within Virginia, particularly high school sports such as wrestling, cheerleading, and football. His articles primarily cover events and private sector announcements related to these sports.
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By: Carl Lukat
Senior Katie Clarke of Loudoun Valley High School earned Player of the Year honors on the 2024 VHSL Class 4 all-state field hockey team.
By: Carl Lukat
Briar Woods senior quarterback Brady Carmical steps into the end zone while senior receiver Colin Capistrant signals touchdown during a 39-27 win over Massaponax in the Region 5D semifinals. Carmical accounted for four touchdowns -- two passing and two rushing -- to help lead Briar Woods to a 28-14 win over L.C. Bird in the VHSL Class 5 semifinals Dec. 7 in Ashburn.
Maury reeled off 32 unanswered points during a seven-minute span of the third quarter to pull away from Briar Woods for a 46-0 win in the Virginia Class 5 football
By: Carl Lukat
Carolina Panthers rookie wide receiver Jalen Coker jets down the sideline on his way to the end zone for a 83-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter of a Dec. 15 game against the Dallas Cowboys.
By: Carl Lukat
The Independence Tigers racked up 14 top-four individual finishes on their way to claiming the team championship at the Turner Ashby Holiday Tournament.
By: Carl Lukat
Loudoun United Football Club has revealed its full schedule for the 2025 United Soccer League Championship season. Loudoun United will kick off its 34-game schedule March 8 at Birmingham Legion.
By: Carl Lukat
Riverside High School senior Brianna Holladay rises above the net for a spike during a 2024 Virginia Class 5 quarterfinal match.
By: Carl Lukat
Jeff Hawes passion for his players and coaching has never wavered during his 28 seasons at the helm of the Potomac Falls High School boys basketball program. Hawes guided the Panthers to 500 wins during that span, highlighted by two state championships, seven regional titles and 18 district crowns.
By: Carl Lukat
The Virginia Valley Vipers will tip off the 2025 The Basketball League season March 1 at home versus the Capital Seahawks.
By: Carl Lukat
Following a second consecutive undefeated season, the Maury Commodores swept top honors on the 2024 Virginia High School League Class 5 all-state football team.
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