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Linganore rolls
Linganore beats I-70 rival Urbana to complete an unbeaten regular season. Their next goal is a 4A championship.
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Local roundup
No. 19 C.H. Flowers wins the Prince George's County championship and DeMatha edges McNamara while Georgetown Prep beats Landon.
    Montgomery 4A
    Whitman in playoffs
    Rico Djidotor returns a kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown to start Whitman's rally from a 10-point deficit.
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    The Varsity Debate: This week: Do you think more teams dilute the quality of the playoffs or does it make for a more exciting postseason?
    Recruiting Spotlight: Watch videos of the Washington area's top college prospects. This week: Hayfield quarterback Anton McCallum, who takes his cues from his father, offensive coordinator Willie McCallum.
    Varsity Letter: This week: At Crossland, a season ended, and the wrong lesson was taught.
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    Wakefield gets its only victory of season | Highlights, interviews
    Soccer: Injured Van Hollen leads B-CC | Highlights, interviews
    FROM THE MONTGOMERY GAZETTE:
    Little Hoyas best rival Landon
    Gongbay powers Rockville to victory over Blake, 28-7
    Veith's persistence helps Clarksburg beat Wootton, 22-9
    FROM THE FREDERICK GAZETTE:
    Girls' Soccer: Tuscarora girls knock off Linganore, 2-0
    FROM THE PRINCE GEORGE'S GAZETTE:
    DeMatha holds off heavy challenge from McNamara
    Suitland's Brown takes a bite out of E. Roosevelt
    Lee the key as Forestville locks up playoff spot
    DuVal closes season with rout of Laurel
    MULTIMEDIA ARCHIVE
    Beginning of season - Sept. 12: Galleries | Videos
    Weekend of September 17-19: Galleries | Videos
    Weekend of September 25-26: Galleries | Videos
    Weekend of October 2-3: Galleries | Video
    Weekend of October 9-10: Galleries | Videos
    Weekend of October 16-19: Galleries | Videos
    Weekend of October 23-25: Galleries | Videos
    Weekend of Oct. 30-Nov. 1: Galleries | Videos

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    Recruiting Spotlight

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    Watch videos of the Washington area's top college prospects.
    This week: Hayfield's Anton McCallum.

    Varsity Letter

    Varsity Letter
    The Post's Preston Williams provides some context to the three- headed prep sports scene -- the District, Maryland and Virginia.
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    At Crossland, wrong lessons being taught

    All-Met

    All-Met
    Spring 2009
    Past All-Met Teams

    The Post honors the top high school athletes in each season of the academic year.

    School Spirit

    School Spirit
    The Post's series exploring how sports contributes to the culture and character of Washington-area high schools.

    Part 1 -- John Paul the Great
    Part 2 -- River Hill | Interactive
    Part 3 -- T.C. Williams | Photo Gallery

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