Robert Fletcher

A Huguenot Academy alumnus is in the process of putting together a complete history of the school's football program.

Commanded by second-year head coach Chase Phillips, Goochland football is heading back onto the field in the coming weeks, scrimmaging Fork Union on Friday, Aug. 21 before getting the ball rolling in an official capacity with a home-opening contest against Nottoway on Aug. 28.

Led by head coach Rachel Jacobsen in her ninth season in charge of the program, Goochland volleyball returns to the courts with five starters from last year's team, and goals to improve on a 10-14 record.

Every year, when the softball season wraps up and ushers in the summer, Marie Crump poses a big question to herself: is now the time to call it a career?

Changes are coming to the boys volleyball playoff format.

Winners of three straight VISAA state titles, the Benedictine Cadets made history with their three-peat-clinching shutout performance over Trinity Episcopal. Now, they enter the 2026 season with a target on their backs as they aim for the program's first-ever four-peat.

Despite roster turnover that featured seven departing seniors, the new-look Powhatan volleyball team found itself in a similar spot to when it last played the Cosby Titans.

As far as season openers go, you simply couldn't ask for a better game when the Douglas S. Freeman Mavericks kicked off the year on Atlee's home field.

Opening their season with a packed house and the clean slate of a 0-0 record, the Powhatan Indians hosted the Orange County Hornets Friday night to kick off their second season with head coach George Bland patrolling the sidelines.

Opening up their season at home, the Goochland Bulldogs broke a halftime tie with the Nottoway Cougars with a 17-6 second half, starting their season with a 29-18 win on Friday night.