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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...
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...
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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.
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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.
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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.
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.
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