Carl Lukat is a journalist for Times Community Newspapers, specializing in local sports coverage in Northern Virginia. With a focus on high school athletics, Carl provides in-depth articles and updates on various sports teams and events in the region.
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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
Potomac Falls native Michael Long saved his best for last at the 2024 USA Track & Field U20 Championships.
By: Carl Lukat
For the first time since the Ashburn high school opened its doors in 2000, the Stone Bridge Bulldogs will feature a new head coach for the 2024 varsity football season.
Broad Run, John Champe, Lightridge, Loudoun County and Tuscarora claimed wins during Week 1 of the 2024 varsity football season.
By: Carl Lukat
Loudoun United forward Kalil ElMedkhar prepares to shoot during a USL Championship game versus Phoenix on Saturday night at Segra Field in Leesburg. Loudoun United delivered eight shots on goal but were unable to score in a 1-0 loss.
Discipline, hard work, consistency and a strong competitive drive has paved the way for 13-year-old Johnny Brattelli to showcase his Mixed Martial Arts skills on the world stage.
Briar Woods, Independence, John Champe, Loudoun Valley, Potomac Falls, Riverside and Woodgrove each secured wins on Friday night during Week 2 of the 2024 varsity football season.
A pair of youth teams representing 1757 Golf Club in Dulles claimed Region 3 tournament titles on Sept. 8 to punch their tickets to compete in the 2024 National Car Rental PGA Jr. League Championships.
The Heritage Pride, pictured here running onto the field prior to their season opener versus Tuscarora, defeated the Potomac Falls Panthers 20-6 on Friday night to secure their first win of the season.
By: Carl Lukat
Isaiah Johnston scored his first goal of the season in the 56th minute to help lead Loudoun United to a 4-2 comeback win over Birmingham Legion on Saturday at Segra Field in Leesburg. Johnston earned Player of the Match honors.
By: Carl Lukat
John Champe senior Cooper Fitzgerald elevates to catch a pass with Loudoun Valley junior Isaiah Rice tightly defending during a non-district football game Sept. 13 in Purcellville.
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