The Skins could take a knee in comparison to the teams of fierce competitors who took the field at George Washington University's Mount Vernon campus last weekend. With a season still down in the dustheap, there was lots more to cheer there than at FedEx Field these days.
In private school game action, the prestigious Episcopal High School dropped a 10-3 contest to their arch-rival, Woodberry Forest last weekend.
The game, before an overflow crowd at the "Hummel Bowl", ended the Maroon's season with an overall record of 4-5. The visiting Tigers, from Orange, Va.,
In week 10 of the current high school football season, six teams won and eight lost. A much-improved T.C. Williams football squad saw their post-season hopes vanish with a painstaking 27-13 loss to the Robert E. Lee Lancers on Nov. 7.
With a win versus their Patriot District rivals, the Titans would
A milestone of sorts was reached this week when personal trainer Matt McKinnis celebrates five years since the cold November day in 2004 when he turned the key to his first Fitness Together location in Old Town.
McKinnis, fondly known by all
T.C. Williams High School improved to 5-4 overall over the weekend with a solid 17-10 victory versus South County.
T.C. spotted the Stallions a 7-0 first quarter lead, but the Titans senior left-handed quarterback Joe Hargrove scored in the second quarter courtesy of a one-yard
Despite a heavy rain, the fireworks commenced early at T.C. Williams High School last weekend, as the Titans improved to 4-4 on the season with a tremendous 38-37 shootout victory versus Patriot District rival West Potomac. "It was a very exciting game," said veteran T.C. head coach Dennis Randolph.
Nearly 21,000 runners crossed the start line at Sunday’s Marine Corps Marathon.
The 26.2 mile race took participants on a journey through the streets of Arlington and Washington, DC culminating with a finish at the Marine Corps War Memorial.
The first finisher to cross the line was John Mentzer, 33, of Kittery, Maine
In one of the biggest high school soccer games of the season, Episcopal defeated archrival St. Stephens/St. Agnes 1-0, on the road Oct. 20.
With the score 0-0 at half, both teams had their chances to score in the second half.
With 12:43 remaining in the 40-minute
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