1/13/26 Heritage jumped on Liberty early with a 9-point lead. Liberty fought back and went on a 9-0 run to cut the lead to six points in the second quarter of the game. Liberty was out-rebounding Heritage on the boards. Heritage was missing a lot of layups, and they were missing shots.and turning over the ball. Liberty began to get hot from the flood, with Eli Stevens leading the way.With 24 points, Liberty had three players score in double figures: Evan Lee,13 points LandonDarnell had 13 points, and Heritage had three players in double figures. Miles Tyree had17 points,Morgan Miller 14 points, Taejuan Clark 10 points,
Final score Liberty 57  Heritage 54

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Nelson County had too much size for Altavista, with Nelson County winning 68-49  thanks to Colton Ward' 22 points and 15 rebounds. Altavista was down by 19 points in the third quarter. 

 The game was tied up twice. Nelson controlling the offensive boards and defensive boards. Colton Ward was an enforcer inside with his scoring and rebounding. he got

A lot of help from teammates Bradley Burdette with 16 points and Aiden Carter with 12 points, Zyron Ross with 10 points  Garvin Christian had 19 points. Losing team.

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The Glass Boys  basketball team was getting blown out in the first half, but came back to win 
67-64. LCA started on a rampage; they were scoring points both inside and outside. It looked like they were on runaway with a victory Tonight at LCA. In the second half, DJ made some adjustments to his team that paid off, as they started to play a full-court press, trapping the ball and employing a half-court press that caused LCA a lot of turnovers. They could not handle the press. Jisaian Bryant
That led his team in the first half of the game. Rebounding and scoring, he finished the game with 18 points. Gavin Arthur was saving plays in the final minute of the game for Glass
He secured a victory for his team. He finished the game with 23 points  BOYS BASKETBALL
E.C. Glass 67, Liberty Christian 64
E.C. GLASS (4-0, 2-0 SEMINOLE)
Gavin Arthur 23, Damaries Harris 16, Jamik Hughes 12, Holloway 8, Hall 4, Matthews 2, Collison 2. Totals 26 11-16 67.
LIBERTY CHRISTIAN (3-3, 2-1 SEMINOLE)
Jisaiah Bryant 18, Colton Davis 12, Tre Smith 11, Manning 9, Tomlin 6, Davis 4, Chestnut 3. Totals 24 8-12 64.

12/16/2025 It was a category 5 tonight at Jefferson Forest gym the game between Jefferson forest and LCA the visiting team. LCA earned a well- deserved victory in tonight's competition game 81=61
The Bulldogs team’s hard work paid off with a well- deserved win on the court tonight’’.
Forest struggled with poor ball security, committing nine turnovers in the first half of
their loss to LCA.  Jefferson Forest down by 16 points in the first quarter they started
With defense- suffocating pressure, steals leading to easy buckets. Jacob Eckart
found their rhythm, hitting back- to- back threes, electrifying the crowd. Jeffred Monroe
Call time to re-energy his team, both teams played hard and the outcome was decided
By fine margins. Tre Smith paced the LCA with (13 pts) and Colton Davis with (11 pts)
Despite Jefferson Forest loss the team was led in scoring by Jacob Eckart (13pts)

12/14/25  back-and-forth battle, the Lake Taylor Titans defeated the Kettle Run Cougars 48-42 in double overtime to win the Virginia High School League (VHSL) Class 3 state championship game tonight at Liberty University's Williams Stadium in Lynchburg, Virginia.
Game Recap
The game was an instant classic, full of big plays and dramatic moments, culminating in the Titans securing the program's fourth state title under head coach Hank Sawyer.
Final Score: Lake Taylor 48, Kettle Run 42 (2OT)
Location: Williams Stadium, Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA
Teams: Lake Taylor (Norfolk, VA) vs. Kettle Run (Nokesville, VA)
The game was tied at the end of regulation and the first overtime period, showcasing the resilience of both teams.
In the second overtime, Lake Taylor quarterback Kevin Adams connected with tight end Casaun Hesson for a 26-yard touchdown pass to seal the victory.
This championship victory capped a remarkable turnaround season for Lake Taylor, which had won only three games the previous year.
Kettle Run, seeking its first state championship, made its third title game appearance in four years but ultimately fell short in the double-overtime thriller.

Spotswood Blazers defeated the Hopewell Bluedevils 57-50 in the Class 3 State Championship game. The first half was a back-and-forth contest as it was 12-12 at the end of the first quarter and Hopewell took a 26-22 lead at halftime. In the second half, Spotswood made more plays down the stretch led by Mount St Mary commit Cam Pacheco 23 points 9 rebounds and 7 assists putting up 19 points in the fourth to get the win over Hopewell.

Hopewell and Spotswood were evenly matched, grabbing 31 rebounds, making 10 free throws, and hitting 7 three-pointers.

Stephon Cherry led Hopewell with 22 points 6 rebounds 3 assists and Deshawn Spellman added 12 points. Spotswood had two others in double figures Tyler Sprauge 14 points and Camden Langridge 10 points

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Glass struggled at the end of the game From the free throw line they hit 11 or 21 attempts 
Glass shot was falling short but Glass survived to win 46 to 40 over GW 
GW tied the game up 40 to 40 with 3 minutes and 49 seconds to go in the game 
Glass played Zach Wilson got foul he went to the free-throw line  with two shots he
made both free throws to ice the game

.Region 4D Quarterfinals
E.C. Glass 46, GW-Danville 44
GW-DANVILLE (21-4)
Xavier Cobbs 10, Kobe Morrison 12, Davis 2, Hairston 2, Cabbell 9, Smith 9. Totals 13 16-26 44. 
E.C. GLASS (22-3)
Osborne 5, Ferguson 3, Adrian Farmer 12, Harris 2, Anderson 5, Zach Wilson 10, Wesley 2, Arthur 5, Ball 2. Totals 17 11-21 46. 

2/23/25 EC Glass Girls and EC Glass Boys advance region 4D quarter-finals 
Glass Girls started the game on a 9- 0 run The Hilltoppers dominated GW
For a 54-28  Victory. Glass Forward Jorward Matthews had a Double double 
7 points and 14 rebounds and Guard Desting Ward led all scorers with
18 points. Glass Boys Manhandle Mecklenburg in 4D Quarterfinals 59-48
The game was close to the very end..Glass had four players in double figures for the win

The VES Girls got a scare Thursday night against The Homeschool Team.  VES fell down by 20 points at halftime. Sasha Brody, Kyrana Parne and Taniyah Ford were the key factors for VES to get them back in the game. Sasha Brody was the top scorer with 25 points and eight assists.

Kyrana Parne had 20 points and 10 rebounds and three assists. The freshman, Taniyah Ford, contributed with 10 points and six rebounds. The Homeschool Team had a lot of problems with the VES Press.

Clark Aden was tthe high scorer for The Homeschool Team with 25 points, including making five three-pointers.   

Kyrana Parne, the senior from VES, has committed to George Washington University.

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Benedict pulls away from VES in the last minute of the game to win 60-56. 

At VES, in the gymnasium on Saturday afternoon, fans came from all over.  It was a packed house. Benedict School located in Richmond is known as one of the most popular prep schools in Virginia.

VES went up by four points Benedict came back to tie the game 21 to 21 with 2 minutes to go before halftime.

E Kline got hot from the three-point line with three three-pointers. Kline finished with 13 points
for VES. M Winstead had four three-pointers for Benedict to end up with 14 points.

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LCA Basketball team played next-door neighbor VES, at LCA. The game was fast-paced with lay-ups and end to end action.  The contest was tied 4 times as both teams battled on the defensive and offensive boards. 

VES took control of defensive boards and offensive boards due to their depth and height. The big man, Ryan Koudelka, had 17 rebounds and 9 points.  His teammate Gordon Wyatt had 18 points and point guard Koley had 7 assists and 8 rebounds plus 3 steals and 1 block.

LCA's Bryant finished with 8 rebounds.  Mr. Jackson had 3 assists and 4 rebounds.  His teammate, Laswon Sweeney collected 5 rebounds, 2 steals to go with his team high 14 points.

3/7/23  The ACC men's basketball tournament Scores 
Georgia Tech beat Florida State 61 to 60 
Boston College beat Louisville 80 to 62 
Virginia Tech beat Notre Dame 67 to 64 they came from behind to win they tied the game three times.  The leading score for Virginia Tech was G. Basile 20 points and the leading score for Notre Dame was M. Hammond with 23 points.  at Greensboro Coliseum Tuesday night

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Jamar Lovelace first Afro-American ever name to a football  coach job in
Seminole District. Jamar Is a Brookville graduate who played Quarterback 
for his school. He also spent time as a defensive coordinator at Brookville High School and also at EC glass and became the new head coach at William Fleming High School.
Lovelace was introduced today as the new head coach at EC Glass High School 

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Glass girls and Jefferson Forest game went down to the wire with Forest hold on to win
44-42 at Forest. Kennedy Hancock had 18 points and Bella Hill 13 points to lead Forest
to Victory. the game was tied five times with 49 seconds left before halftime Cavaliers
went up by one point 24-23. in the third quarter Cavaliers went up 36-32 Jeriyah Osborne
stole the ball but missed the layup and got fouled went to Free-throw  for one--one 
miss the first one and make the second one make score 39-34 in favor Forest.
Glass cut the lead again with base-line still 44-42 but the Cavaliers got the ball back to
run the clock out.    EM-SPORTS  12/16/22

 All-State Softball Team     2022 VHSL CLASS 2 ALL-STATE  SOFTBALL TEAM         

FIRST TEAM ALL-STATE POSITION FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Pitcher Danner Allen Randolph-Henry 10th Pitcher Courtney Layne Appomattox County 12th Pitcher Emily  McVay Dan River 12th Catcher Grayson Snead Dan River 11th 1st Base Macee Hargis Appomattox County 12th 2nd Base Marissa  Monger Page County 12th 3rd Base Lexi Baker Central-Wise 11th Shortstop Kelsey  Hackett Appomattox County 12th Outfielder Haleigh Tweedy Appomattox County 11th Outfielder Rebekah Stowe Dan River 12th Outfielder Diamond Jennings Nottoway 10th DP-Flex Katie  Moser Dan River 12th At-Large Bria  Berriochoa East Rockingham 11th At-Large Abigail Epperson Patrick County 12th   

FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Player of the Year Courtney Layne Appomattox County 12th Coach of the Year Janet Rawes Appomattox County 

SECOND TEAM ALL-STATE POSITION FIRST NAME LAST NAME SCHOOL YEAR Pitcher Carly  Compton Tazewell 9th Pitcher Bayleigh Allison Central-Wise 12th Pitcher Austyn Moran James River 11th Catcher Kirsten  Hensley Page County 12th 1st Base Jocelyn Rinker Page County 11th 2nd Base Taylor Atkinson Nottoway 9th 3rd Base Ashley Nelson Randolph-Henry 10th Shortstop Madison Edwards Clark County 11th Outfielder Taylor  Cochran Central-Wise 11th Outfielder Jordan  Dorrier Buckingham 11th Outfielder Addie  Gibson Gate City 11th DP-Flex Olivia  Powell Randolph-Henry 12th At-Large Loghan  Pickford Poquoson 12th At-Large Carrie Patrick Virginia   

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Lynchburg VA

E.C. Glass Boys did not waste any time by defeating Blacksburg 61 to 35. 
Glass took a 20 point lead with their junior guard O'Maundre Harris leading all scorers with 18 points. His teammate Aidan Treacy added 15 points, with five 3-pointers, and senior forward
Eli Wood chipped in 14points. Glass is headed to the state playoff tournament.

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Glass girls advance to the state tournament by beating Halifax 63-56 with Jamiyah Henry
scoring 19 points for the win. Henry recorded in the first of her three steals and raced the other way for an uncontested layup. Junior point guard Jeriyah Osborne slashed through
the Halifax defense and into the lane on her way to 15 points. Henry and Osborne were the keys for this win. Wright-goode finished the game with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
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