The Wolverines lost to the Spartans, 34-10.
Turnovers and penalties plagued West Potomac's performance Friday night, costing them the game against West Springfield. The Spartans beat the Wolverines, 34-10. Next week, the Wolverines will play T.C. Williams High School in their last game of the regular season, and the Spartans will take on Lake Braddock Secondary School.
West Potomac plans to play disciplined defense in Wolverines vs. Bruins matchup, coach says.
West Potomac High School's football team will play against Lake Braddock Secondary School at 7:30 p.m. Friday at West Potomac, located at 6500 Quander Road. West Potomac head coach Jeremiah Davis said the team is planning to change up the pace as they prepare to "face a heavy team for the first time this season." Lake Braddock's Caleb Henderson (who formerly played for West Potomac) is a strong quarterback, Davis said, adding that Lake Braddock has a pretty good running game as well, he noted. West Potomac's emphasis for this week's game is to play disciplined defense and on offense, make use of every athlete, Davis said. As usual, West Potomac's special teams will also play a vital role in the game. Like many coaches, Lake Braddock head …
Stats for Lake Braddock, Robinson and West Springfield from Friday's games.
Lake Braddock lost to Westfield on Friday night, 49-29. The team is now 1-2 for the season. They play at West Potomac on Friday, Sept. 21, at 7:30 p.m. Robinson Secondary School played their first home game of the season Friday. During halftime, the Robinson Rams Athletics Boosters hosted a ribbon cutting for the new synthetic turf fields at the school. Robinson beat T. C. Williams 40-21. The Rams are now 1-2 for the season. The team's next game is Friday, Sept. 21, at Westfield High School. The game begins at 7:30 p.m. West Springfield High School won Friday at home, 33-14 against Lee. The team is 3-0 for the season. The Spartans face Chantilly on Friday, Sept. 21. The away game begins at 7:30 p.m.
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Burke's three high schools played varsity football games on Friday.
The Lake Braddock Bruins beat Annandale 29-25 in a home game on Friday. In a home game, West Springfield beat Robinson 38-14. On Friday, Sept. 14, the team schedules are: Lake Braddock at home against Westfield at 7:30 p.m. Robinson at home against T. C. Williams at 7:30 p.m. West Springfield at home against Lee at 7:30 p.m.
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Quigly Twins Shine in lopsided victory.
Despite a slow start on a cold November night in Vienna, the Lake Braddock Bruins caught fire in the second half en route to a 50-21 victory over the Oakton Cougars. Quarterback Tyler Quigly was nothing short of spectacular, completing 29-44 passes for 384 yards and six touchdowns. Four of those touchdowns went to his twin brother Tanner, who finished with 188 yards on 10 receptions. Equally impressive was the tenacious Bruin defense, which created five turnovers and forced nice three-and-outs keep a very good Oakton offense out of contention. The teams, and their boisterous pep bands, battled back and forth in the first quarter, and although the Bruin offense was able to move the ball from the opening drive, stalled drives and two costly…
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Friday, November 4th through Sunday, November 6th
Trying to decide what to do this weekend? Let Patch help you out with this list of events happening in our area this Friday through Sunday. High School Varsity Football Home Games at Thomas Jefferson HS, West Springfield HS, and Falls Church HS Annandale United Methodist Church Christmas Craft Bazaar U.S. Navy Band’s “Windjammers Woodwind Quintet” Concert PHILLIPS Zumbathon “Pumpkin Madness!” at Cox Farms Robinson Choral Department’s “Major Works Concert”
Friday, October 28th through Sunday, October 30th
Take your pick from a variety of local events happening this weeked. If you’re interested in some early Halloween fun, check out our list of activities taking place at a high school, park, or rec center near you! High School Varsity Football Home Games at Thomas Jefferson HS, Lake Braddock SS, South County SS, and Robinson SS Youth Bicycle Rodeo - UPDATE: CANCELLED DUE TO THE WEATHER ECHO Annual Children’s Concert Lucky Dog Animal Rescue Adoption Event Ethan Bortnick Benefit Concert for Children’s National Medical Center Weekend Halloween Events:
Patrick Baker rushes for 145 yards in victory, Rams grab second victory of the season
Payback is sweet. Payback against a bitter rival is even sweeter. Robinson waited 11 months to repay Lake Braddock for dispatching them from the playoffs last November, in a hard fought 24-23 losing effort. Friday evening was their chance. Robinson hosted Lake Braddock in Friday night football action. The Rams avenged last year’s postseason loss and defeated crosstown rival Lake Braddock 24-7, giving the team their second win of the season. “It feels great. We started off 1-5 and it could have been easy for them to hang their heads. Braddock is a good football team,” said first-year Robinson head coach Trey Taylor. “We’re on our third quarterback this season and made some changes on offense. These kids are resilient and they want to win. …
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Robert Smith
11:06 pm on Sunday, October 16, 2011
Wouldn't the coach want to make sure he does everything to win every game? Maybe Robinson would have a winning season if that were the case. Looks like the new coach may have been too busy with high school politics instead of just playing the best players and winning. As for the comment above... Everyone is entitiled to their own opinion, including Hank Williams, Jr. It's the Networks choice to … more ›