Guard/forward is one of program’s all-time scoring leaders
The team didn’t have a strong season, but individually Raigan McCalla enjoyed a standout girls basketball campaign for the Flint Hill Huskies.
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Author: GazetteLeader
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Senior won four big meets during the 2023-24 high-school campaign
She saved her best for last.
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Seniors help Statesmen finish 10th in team standings
What already had been a standout season leading up to state tournament became much better for Soren Pirhoun when the Marshall Statesmen senior won the 215-pound Class 6 wrestling championship at the Virginia High School League event.
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As third seed, Cougars finish 3-0 in the competition
For the third-seeded Oakton Cougars, it was deja vu all over again as the girls high-school basketball team went 3-0 to win the Concorde District tournament crown, including an upset for the second year over the higher-seeded Madison Warhawks in the semifinals.
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Virginia title was team’s third in program history
It was a repeat state-championship performance in essentially the same manner for the Langley Saxons.
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Talented and speedy brothers lead the Huskies
Led by the talented and experienced Bermudez brothers and numerous younger and, at this point, less tested freshmen, the Flint Hill Huskies won the recent Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference boys swimming and diving team title.
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Depth played a big role in Highlanders’ victory
Their team score was lower than a week before when they won a district title, but the mark was still high enough for the McLean Highlanders to add this season’s 6D North Region girls gymnastics championship to the high-school squad’s litany of accomplishments.
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Defender has already moved and is training with her pro team
With standout high school and college soccer careers complete, now it’s on to the professional ranks for Julia Leas.
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Title was team’s third in four seasons
A winning formula of having vast talent and depth was displayed by the Langley Saxons as the boys high-school team remained atop the swimming and diving throne of the 6D North Region.
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New staff wants to restore the team’s old winning ways
His climb to the top from an assistant to a head high-school football coach went fairly fast for Brian Slay – about six seasons.