In the playoff picture for the Northern Region Boys Lacrosse championships, Washington-Lee High School defeated Arlington rival Yorktown High 14-8 to claim the Generals' first-ever title in boys lacrosse.
The Generals made dramatic strides this season under first-year head coach Patrick Gallagher.
Unless one is asleep in a cave somewhere, it is reasonably safe to assume that most people have heard of last week's lacrosse death on the UVA campus.
Perhaps the culture of private school privilege played a key role in that development; especially that of private school privilege (the accused graduated from Landon in Bethesda).
But, it might also be safe to say
Corey Donohoe had five goals and Kristen Taylor had two goals and three assists as the University of North Carolina women's lacrosse team won its regular season finale on Saturday when it defeated Cornell, 13-7.
With more divergent story lines than a Shakespearean drama, the 2010 Virginia Gold Cup turned out one part Dick Francis mystery, one part My Friend Flicka, with a side order of The Keystone Cops.
Arcadia Stable's Bubble Economy pulled off a second score in the 85th anniversary running of the timber classic.
The St. Stephens/St. Agnes girls lacrosse team remains a powerhouse in the Mid-Atlantic area.
The Red, White and Green Saints, coached by veteran Kathy Jenkins, defeated Loudoun Valley 9-8 to improve to 20-2 on the season.
Jenkins, who has been at the helm for 20-plus seasons, has literally
The Bishop Ireton Crew team took home four championship cups this weekend, winning the men's, women's, and combined overall trophies of the Cindy Cole Cup championship, and the Bishop's Cup.
Game 7 will be a decisive one for the Washington Capitals when they take on the Montreal Canadiens at the Verizon Center Wednesday night. A loss by the Caps could result in a full autopsy.
This article is being written mid-day April 26, therefore as of this chronological juncture the Capitals have not disposed of the Montreal Canadiens just yet.
A couple of weeks ago, my column mentioned that six Alexandria area high school seniors have signed letters of intent regarding their college football commitments.
Specifically: St. Stephens/St. Agnes's tight end Laith Wallschleger (Delaware), Edison's running back Angus Harper (Old Dominion)
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