Ryan McCafferty is a Sports Journalist at Falls Church News-Press. A passionate sports fan from Herndon, Va, he covers local high school sports and delves into the statistical aspects of major and team sports, particularly NASCAR and basketball, through his blog, RJMAnalytics. Ryan's work has been featured in various outlets including NewsBreak, MSN, and The Sporting News.
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Ryan McCafferty's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly football and hockey, with an emphasis on event coverage. Pitches to Ryan should be centered around exclusive insights into ongoing events or upcoming matches related to the Washington Commanders, NHL teams, or high school basketball.
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Wreck-fest finishes are back. Yay! By Ryan McCafferty |
Baseball season is still months away at Carroll County High School, but head coach Casey Burcham and his staff welcomed program supporters back to
More moves are coming. By Ryan McCafferty |
Practice squad it is. By Ryan McCafferty | The Washington Commanders' initial 53-man roster has been finalized, and it doesn't include a whole lot of surprises.
Win-and-you're-in! Sort of. By Ryan McCafferty |
By: Ryan Mccafferty
The Carroll County Cavaliers defeated the Christiansburg Blue Demons to open their 2026 season, but this game’s result was secondary after Christiansburg’s Dillinger Collins suffered a serious injury with 3:43 remaining in the third quarter. Collins was reported in stable condition but was airlifted to Roanoke Memorial Hospital for further evaluation.
After weeks of limbo, the 6th and 7th graders of Carroll County’s recreational football program have found a place to play for the 2026 season. They’ll be competing in the New River Valley Youth Football League, under the leadership of head coach Skylar Browne.
This could be worth kicking the tires. By Ryan McCafferty |
We'll see how it plays out. By Ryan McCafferty |
Where is the urgency?
