Sravan Gannavarapu

Since their lone appearance in the state championship in 2009, the football program at Lake Braddock Secondary School has been one of the most consistent programs of success in the state of Virginia.

Both Caitlin Clark and Victor Wembanyama had impacts on their respective franchises as rookies, but who had the better season?

By Sravan Gannavarapu / Fairfax County Times O ffseason football drama was an understatement in Fairfax County this past summer.

By Sravan Gannavarapu / Fairfax County Times A s a child, South Lakes High School's Danny Murphy found himself fascinated with water.

Where's the talk of coming back from 3-0? Where are all the New York Yankees fans now, especially those who said the World Series would be going to Game 6? Here

By Sravan Gannavarapu / Fairfax County Times D o you hear the buzz? It's coming from Herndon, and the vibes are high.

The Virginia High School League told the Fairfax County Times that its officials have recommended a two-year post-season ban for Hayfield Secondary School football amid investigations into alleged recruiting impropriety by head football Coach Daryl Overton.

The Fairfax County Times has learned that the sportsmanship committee of the Virginia High School League (VHSL) has refused to overturn a two-year postseason ban on Hayfield Secondary School's football team for violations of the organization's “Proselytizing Rule” and failure to uphold “the integrity of Virginia High School League membership.”

For whatever reason, the Yorktown Patriots have had their way with Concorde District athletics in recent memory. The South Lakes Seahawks football team had their championship dreams dashed last season, and now, the James Madison Warhawks field hockey squad fell victim to the Patriots, a 2-0 shutout defeat ending the Warhawks season at 16-4.

The Virginia High School League Executive Committee upheld the recommendation to ban the Hayfield Secondary School football team from participating in postseason playoffs for two seasons, starting this year, executive director John “Billy” Haun told the Fairfax County Times.