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VIDEO | Recruiting Spotlight: Dominique Wallace
Post reporter B.J. Koubaroulis sits down with Chancellor's Dominique Wallace -- a 6-foot, 230-pound running back and linebacker who has orally committed to Virginia. Wallace has acummulated more than 3,000 yards, 50 touchdowns and 300 tackles in his career and also had offers from Penn State, N.C. State and Maryland.
(Video by Atkinson & Co.)
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All-Met The Post honors the top high school athletes in each season of the academic year.
Varsity Letter The Post's Preston Williams provides some context to the three- headed prep sports scene -- the District, Maryland and Virginia -- that comprises almost 300 schools.
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Saah Retires as AD
Eddie Saah has retired as Wilson's athletic director but says he's not sure if he will remain the school's baseball coach.
DeMatha Guard Shines
DeMatha Guard Josh Selby scores 25 and leads DeMatha over Bishop McNamara 56-52 to win the finals of "The Rock" summer league.
• A Chance to Show Off: "The Rock"
Tied By a Tragic Bond
The tragic death of Urbana and Pittsburgh football star Billy Gaines sent his brother Nick spiraling to a devastating event of his own.
• Gaines Still in Their Thoughts
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