-
Alabama offers Tech pledge Holland Fisher
Alabama has extended a scholarship offer to Manchester linebacker Holland Fischer, coach Tom Hall said.
Advertisement
-
George Washington High School names interim football coach
George Washington High School Principal Chris Carter had a plan to swiftly fill the vacant football coaching position. To say the plan quickly came to fruition is an understatement.
-
Carter optimistic football opening can be filled quickly
Considering how few days are left in the school year, George Washington High School Principal Chris Carter is certainly up to the task of quickly finding a replacement for Jimmy Teague before the football players scatter for the summer.
-
Perfect opportunities lead Teague back to Reidsville
Jimmy Teague resigned Tuesday morning as the varsity football coach at George Washington High School, accepting the same position at Reidsville where he’ll retake the reins to the program while also expanding the Fellowship of Christian Athletes to the school.
-
GW football coach to return to old position in Reidsville
Jimmy Teague, varsity football coach at George Washington High School, will be heading back to Reidsville (N.C.) High School to lead the football program there.
-
Virginia Tech releases 2012 football helmet ratings
"We're seeing a shift in better products, better protection," said professor Stefan Duma, who headed up the football helmet study
-
Schools divided over VHSL's plan for six classifications
Athletic directors were caught off guard when the VHSL announced it wanted to double the state's classifications from three to six.
-
Plans under way for GW complex
It has been so long since George Washington High School has been able to host a home track meet that most school officials don’t even remember when it took place.
-
Lynchburg School Board approves head football coach hires
Ben Martin and Brad Bradley to take over at E.C. Glass and Heritage
-
Hokies' tradition, coaching staff swayed Clover Hill standout
As Joel Caleb sat in a chair on stage Wednesday morning, ready to make his college announcement, no one else knew which school he was about to select.
-
14:05
Korren Kirven chooses Alabama
Brookside High School defensive lineman Korren Kirven signed to play football at Alabama. Virginia Tech was also in the running to land the highly-rated recruit.
-
Korren Kirven picks Alabama over Virginia Tech
Brookville defensive tackle Korren Kirven signed with Alabama at an 8 a.m. press conference this morning at the high school.
-
Former Amherst head coach takes over W&L job
Scott Abell promoted from Washington & Lee offensive coordinator to head coach
-
North Cross football coach, 11 players earn VISAA all-state honors
Stephen Alexander names all-state coach of the Year. 8 players make first team all-state
-
Trey Edmunds named to Parade Magazine All-American team
Dan River senior and Virginia Tech football recruit Trey Edmunds is the first player in school history to be named to the Parade Magazine All-American high school football team. The 49th edition of the All-American team will be revealed in Sunday’s edition of the Parade Magazine.
-
PREP ROUNDUP: GW girls fall to William Fleming
A recap of the local prep sports action from around the Danville area.
-
Virginia Tech's David Wilson entering 2012 NFL Draft
“I’ve played many Fridays. I’ve played many Saturdays. And now I would like to forgo my last year of eligibility to go play on Sundays,” Wilson said
-
Gretna's Seth Short was an impressive new runner this season
Seth Short’s stellar freshman campaign earned him another honor — the 2011 Danville Register & Bee All-Metro boys cross country runner of the year.
-
GW's Allie Robertson helped motivate the Eagles to run faster
Allie Robertson won the Metro Meet for the second consecutive year and finished ninth at the Western Valley District meet. Following another stellar season, Robertson is the Danville Register & Bee All-Metro girls cross country runner of the year for the second straight season.
-
Dan River's Trey Edmunds lit up scoreboards during his senior season
One of the most electrifying offensive players in the area for the entire season, Trey Edmunds is the 2011 Danville Register & Bee All-Metro football offensive player of the year.
-
Gretna's Rory Haskins fulfilled promise to coaches with state title
Considered by most every opposing coach as a monster at defensive end, Rory Haskins is the 2011 Danville Register & Bee All-Metro defensive player of the year.
-
Nelson Governors name football special award winners
The Nelson Govs football team got together on Dec. 22 at the high school to celebrate another football season with lots of food and awards.
-
Notes: Highland Springs' Wright commits to Tech
FOOTBALL
-
Cave Spring's Wright, Galax's Dixon win 1st & 10 player, coach of the year
The 6th annual Stop-In 1st and 10 Player of the year banquet honored two deserving area talents
-
1:41
State Champs! Clintwood beats Galax
State Champions! Highlights from Clintwoods win over Galax for the State Title
Deal of the Day
Advertisement
Advertisement
Top Videos
- Smith Mountain Lake plays host to... (
2:33
0 - Virginia Department of Health... (
2:27
0 - Smith Mountain Lake sees new... (
1:57
0
- Raw Milk in Virginia is a Dairy... (
5:24
0 - VDOT to be sued by former employee... (
2:10
0 - Smith Mountain Lake looks ahead... (
1:44
0
- Virginia Tech vets offer free eye... (
2:38
0 - Culinary Clues: Beurre blanc (
3:19
0 - Flash Flooding Franklin County (
1:08
0
Most Popular
- 1.Danville superintendent takes on dual role as elementary school principal
- 2.Former Danville schools employee charged with grand larceny
- 3.Walgreens plans to open two new Danville stores
- 4.Wreck on West Main sends two to hospital
- 5.Electrical cord fire damages Danville home
- 6.Co-valedictorians star in Chatham High School graduation
- 7.New Danville recording studio plays it old school
- 8.Shooting charge dismissed in Chatham case
- 9.N.C. man arrested on drug charges
- 10.Langston Focus School graduates 46
Advertisement
