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Turner Ashby's Ben Sullivan fends off the Spotswood defense as he drives up the field.
BRIDGEWATER — It was an inconsistent evening in the four categories of the game that Spotswood head coach Marcus Davis focuses on every game.
BRIDGEWATER — There’s been a familiar face standing on the Turner Ashby sidelines throughout the season.
Bridgewater athletic director Curt Kendall announced on Monday that Mike Maczko will take over as the new men’s basketball head coach next winter.
It took Eastern Mennonite head coach Andrew Gascho a moment to collect his thoughts following his team’s emotional season-ending loss on Monday.
Casual, Simulation Steam (PC) Easy Tensori I have mentioned this in reviews a few times now, but liminal horror is a genre that is really exploding in popularity. Likely helped by quite a few YouTube and Instagram channels devoted to liminal horror, video games seem like a natural place to be able to replicate those interesting environments.
Spotswood's Jackson Knight takes a shot against Turner Ashby's Levi Waidelich.
Rockbridge's Nicholas Vargas takes a shot against Broadway's Tanner Fulk.
Spotswood's Raygan Wade returns a shot from Turner Ashby's Kendra Gillette.
ELKTON — Favoring his leg after tripping over the next-to-last hurdle of the boys 300-meter hurdles, Harrisonburg junior Filipo Toelau reflected on his evening on the track that saw him
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