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AAA Nondistrict
An Old-School Victory
Torry Hart gallops 66 yards through the slop midway through the fourth quarter to lead North Stafford to a 16-12 win over Gar-Field on Friday.
• Friday Night's Football Scores
Anne Arundel
Cosh Passes First Test
After some opening jitters in his first varsity start, quarterback Billy Cosh settles down to propel Arundel to a 28-13 victory over Broadneck.
• Maryland: 2-Minute Drill
AAA NONLEAGUE
Oakton Duo Two Much
Senior quarterbacks Chris Coyer and Ryan Harris take turns picking apart Annandale in Oakton's soggy 37-7 home victory over the Atoms.
Nonleague
Falcons Whack Dunbar
Senior Mike Wallace makes an interception in the back of the end zone to thwart a late first-half rally and vault No. 3 Good Counsel to a 42-12 blowout of Dunbar.
AAA Nondistrict
Rams Have No Chance
Patrick Thompson throws for 196 yards and runs for a pair of scores despite a ruptured tendon on his ring finger to lead No. 4 Stone Bridge.
Virginia AAA Nondistrict
Big Game for Barnett
Chase Barnett rushes for 182 yards and two touchdowns to propel 11th-ranked Brooke Point to a 24-7 victory over Osbourn on Thursday.
• Photos: Brooke Point vs. Osbourn
Frederick
Unruly Fans Miss End
Maryland State Police vacate the stadium after a series of altercations between fans during Tuscarora's 40-6 victory over Frederick.
Nonleague
Little Hoyas Pull Away
After a costly third-quarter fumble cracks open the door for Paul VI, QB Jack Schryber responds to lead Georgetown Prep to a 35-14 win.
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Varsity Letter: Phelps Phenomenon (Post, September 4, 2008; Page PG12)
Game of the Week: Young Is a Dual Threat (Post, September 5, 2008; Page E06)
Knights Have Arrived: Friendship Now Among Top Teams (Post, September 2, 2008; Page E08)
Virginia AAA Nondistrict: Chantilly Wins Sloppily (Post, September 2, 2008; Page E08)
Volleyball: Setting Up Success (Post, August 31, 2008; Page D08)
D.C. Nonleague Football: Colts Put on a Show (Post, August 30, 2008; Page E05)
Virginia AAA Nondistrict Football: Bulldogs Win Big (Post, August 30, 2008; Page E05)
Virginia AAA Nondistrict Football: Battlefield Impressive (Post, August 29, 2008; Page E09)
Unable to Play, Teen Coaches (Post, August 30, 2008; Page E01)
Virginia AAA Nondistrict: Westfield Survives (Post, August 30, 2008; Page E05)
Non-league: Yorktown Wins Opener (Post, August 29, 2008; Page E09)
The Chase Is On: Gregg Williams's Son Is Loudoun County High Standout (Post, August 28, 2008; Page E08)
Game of the Week: Powers Clash Again (Post, August 28, 2008; Page E08)
Boys' Soccer Preview: Is a Repeat Possible? (Post, August 27, 2008; Page E09)
Girls' Tennis Preview: Flint Hill Has Talent (Post, August 27, 2008; Page E09)
Girls' Soccer Preview: Looking to Regroup (Post, August 27, 2008; Page E09)
Crab Bowl Proposed (Post, August 26, 2008; Page E08)
Girls' Cross-Country Preview: New Rivalry Blooms (Post, August 26, 2008; Page E09)
Boys' Cross-Country Preview: Oakton Ready For Run (Post, August 26, 2008; Page E09)
Golf Preview: Foggy Forecast for Area Golf (Post, August 26, 2008; Page E09)
Dunbar Loses Opener: North Canton (Ohio) Hoover 41, Dunbar 22 (washingtonpost.com, August 23, 2008; 1:10 AM)
Houchens' Big Impact: Former E. Roosevelt Coach Working To Return Program to Its Glory Days (Post, August 14, 2008; Page E14)
Raves, Rants For A-11: A-11 Offense Is Hailed by Some, Hated by Others (Post, August 12, 2008; Page E04)
New AD in District (Post, August 7, 2008; Page E06)
A Rapid Ascent (Post, August 6, 2008; Page E03)
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