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The Former Clinch Mountain District is now the Mountain District and the board has a new name of course but most of all has a new URL! To get to the Mountain District Forum go here: http://s8.zetaboards.com/Mountain_District/index/ Mountain District JOHN BATTLE UNION GATE CITY WISE-CENTRAL LEE HIGH

LOL sounds like 1985 when GC beat Tazewell on 85 yard screen pass down the visiting sideline when Mark Thompson made a guy miss and tip toed the line to pay dirt for last SWD TITLE. MAN IT WAS COLD...GR8 GAME THO!

Chris Jones won 1 State Title at Heritage.

Back and Forth game tonight at GC between Gate City and Abingdon. The Blue Devils pulled away late to win by 10 I think.

ALL-GROUP AA TEAM FIRST TEAM Offense Wide receivers - Jake Pelton, Monticello, 6-0, 175, Senior; DeVontae Atkins, James Monroe, 5-10, 160, Senior Tight end - Antonio Scott, Prince Edward County, 6-0, 200, Junior Tackles - Derek Christovich, Powhatan, 6-2, 321, Senior ; Devon Bolling, Brookville, 6-5, 275, Senior Guards - Dennis Wagner, Chancellor, 6-3, 285, Senior; Wheeler Young, Monticello, 5-10, 195, Senior Center - Shawn Lewis, Broad Run, 6-0, 214, Senior Quarterback - Logan Thomas, Brookville, 6-6, 235, Senior Running backs - John Harris, Patrick County, 5-10, 180, Senior; Dominique Wallace, Chancellor, 6-0, 231, Senior; Nubian Peak, Pulaski County, 5-11, 190, Senior Placekicker - Josh Storm, Jefferson Forest, 5-9, 145, Senior Kick returner - Breon Earl, Broad Run, 5-7, 160, Senior Utility - Dae'Quan Scott, R.E. Lee-Staunton, 5-9, 185, Senior Defense Line - Will Hill, Lafayette, 6-5, 260, Senior; Andrew Miller, Bassett, 6-5, 268, Senior; Zack McCray, Brookville, 6-5, 235, Junior; James Rouse, Harrisonburg, 6-4, 210, Senior Linebackers - A.J. Parrish, Amherst, 5-10, 215, Senior; Kenny McAdow, Broad Run, 5-10, 200, Senior; Tyler Snow, William Byrd, 6-3, 220, Senior; Stephen Strowbridge, Rockbridge County, 5-11, 215, Senior Backs - Farkeem French, James Monroe, 5-7, 140, Junior; Quintin Hunter, Orange, 6-3, 190, Senior; Kyle Schwizer, Salem, 6-0, 161, Senior; Kyle Linn, Turner-Ashby, 6-3, 175, Junior Punter - Brad Cox, Christiansburg, 5-10, 160, Senior SECOND TEAM Offense Wide receivers - Andrew Thorne, Skyline, 6-3, 180, Senior; Matt Muncy, Tazewell, 6-4, 205, Senior Tight end - Dustin Engledove, Jefferson Forest, 6-4, 280, Senior Tackles - Josh Miller, Pulaski County, 6-3, 290, Senior; Robert Collins, William Byrd, 6-1, 265, Senior Guards - Dale Davis, Blacksburg, 6-3, 285, Senior; James Rogers, Amherst, 5-10, 255, Senior Center - Joe McDonagh, R.E. Lee-Staunton, 5-10, 260, Junior Quarterback - John Jackson, James Monroe, 5-10, 177, Senior Running backs - Alex Owah, Harrisonburg, 5-10, 175, Senior; Stacey Houston, Brookville, 5-8, 190, Senior; Stevie Strother, Eastern View, 5-8, 170, Senior Placekicker - Graham Allen, Broad Run, 5-9, 155, Senior Kick returner - Derrick Palmer, William Byrd, 5-9, 160, Junior Utility - Vance Hendren, Powhatan, 5-10, 175, Senior Defense Line - Clinton Simpkins, Chancellor, 6-2, 2-5, Senior; Ronwynn Pritchett, Martinsville, 6-3, 280, Senior; Brandon Hazzard, Pulaski County, 6-1, 250, Senior; Shawn Winfrey, Monticello, 6-0, 250, Senior Linebackers - Kerry Wynn, Louisa, 6-4, 212, Senior; Torian Edwards, Brunswick, 5-8, 195, Junior; Zach Weller, Christiansburg, 6-0, 202, Junior; Leonard Grant, Handley, 5-10, 210, Junior Backs - Shawn Minor, Powhatan, 5-8, 163, Junior ; Chris Jessop, Broad Run, 6-1, 183, Senior; Zacquan Ford, Nottoway, 5-9, 154, Senior; Matt Aiken, Hidden Valley, 6-1, 185, Senior Punter - Troy McNeill, Lord Botetourt, 5-11, 215, Senior Player of Year Logan Thomas, Brookville Coach of Year Michael Burnett, Broad Run

Bob Gray resigns... Patrick Henry HS football coach Bob Gray resigns after 1-9 season Bob Gray says the program has made progress in many areas off the field during his tenure. By Robert Anderson Patrick Henry football coach Bob Gray has resigned after four seasons in charge of the Patriots' program. PH posted a 10-30 won-lost record during Gray's tenure, including a 1-9 mark in 2008. Gray said Monday that PH's results on the field were not indicative of the progress the program has made in other areas. Gray pointed to increased participation by young players in Patrick Henry's feeder programs and a number of former PH players in the college ranks as high points. "Our numbers have gone up and our discipline problems have gone down," Gray said. "The goals set forth to me when I was hired, I think we accomplished. "Football is a numbers game. It's still a work in progress. I think we had the program going in the right direction. I take credit for what we've done wrong. It kills me every time we lose, because I know how hard our kids work." Gray previously served as the head coach at Fieldale-Collinsville from 1984-87 and at Staunton River from 1994-2001. He was named The Associated Press Group AA coach of the year in 1996 after taking Staunton River to a first-round playoff win in the only Region III postseason berth in school history. Gray, who said he plans to remain a physical education teacher at PH, replaced Doug Ross as the Patriots coach in 2005. Ross posted a 3-17 record in two seasons, the first when he was the Patriots' interim coach. When Gray was hired by PH after three years as an assistant coach at William Fleming, he became the Patriots' fourth different head coach in five seasons. Patrick Henry has not had a winning football season or reached the Northwest Region playoffs since 2000. Gray's first season as PH's head coach was the final year of football in Victory Stadium when part of the facility was condemned and cordoned off by a chain-link fence in the bleachers. In 2006 PH moved three home games to Franklin County and three more to the fields of its respective opponents. Patrick Henry's on-campus facility -- Patriots Stadium -- opened in 2007. PH has shared its stadium with William Fleming, forcing both teams to play several home games on Saturday afternoons. Gray said an incoming coach should have the tools to succeed. "We've got the best facilities in the state," Gray said. "It's a great school to work in. I don't want to do anything that's not positive for Patrick Henry. I'm very proud of my time at Patrick Henry. I hope Patrick Henry is very successful." Roanoke Schools deputy superintendent Curt Baker said in a news release that PH hopes to have a new head coach in place by the end of February.

Here you go compliments CMD board and Beamerball

35 - 7 Gretna 4:23 to play 3rd Quarter

28-7 Gretna just picked off Floyd Co. and is in great field position 3rd Quarter - 5:44

2002 Liberty Beat Gretna in 2 or 3 OT's, they were double A, Div. 3 2003 Gretna won it all AA , Div.3 2004 Gretna won it all again AA, Div.3 Your right, I meant AA...they were dropping to Single A the next year 2005 and that was another reason Senseney left for AAA Div. 5 North Stafford. He thought he was too good for Single A. The guy is very cocky and very arrogant.

This guy leaves everwhere he's has been. He left Gretna which was a mistake and took the North Stafford job. 1 year and gone, said the cost of living was too high! Should have known that before he left Gretna for the Fredrickburg area. Goes to William Fleming and wants out already after 3 years? RIDICULOUS! I wouldnt say he is a spread guru, I mean if any coach had VIC HALL they would have won in the Single A ranks with the athletes they have at Gretna. Vic could run one way and stop on a dime and throw the ball 50 yards back across the entire field. He was unstopable. Had they not lost to Liberty in something like 3OT's his sophmore year they would have won the Div. 3 Title his sophmore year.

27-0 Brookville mid 2nd Quarter...SHEW!

Start the bus and come on home...Lord have mercy! WOW!

I knew this but but they werent when Cedric was there...not important anyway. WC could compete in the Seminole year in and year out simply due to their Athletes.

REGION D votes to play there...Gate City would rather play the game at home. I don't understand the logic myself...seems to me that if a team played all year and got the #1 seed...WHY WOULD YOU NOT WANT TO PLAY ON YOUR FIELD!? Dumbest thing I've seen...just my 2 cents and that isn't worth much. Regardless of who the #1 seed was...I would think they would want to play at home if given the opportunity.

William Campbell is not a Seminole District team and were not when Cedric was there, they are from the DOGWOOD District.

One of the dumbest statements I've read in a while Seminole District would clean up most if not all teams in the area even the weaker teasm in the Seminole would clean up. It is one of, if not the toughest district in the State.

Bill Dudley:

Their Uncle Edd Clark, the "Stonega Stallion" was probably better than both of them. He would get my pick as the best back to come out of SWVA from Appalachia before I picked either Thomas or Julius.

Want...did you mean will not or won't? Blowed...maybe blew? LOL

OH well its not working here...enjoy fellas! Ridiculous

My Media player comes up right away then pauses and says: "Windows Media Player cannot find the file. If you are trying to play, burn, or sync an item that is in your library, the item might point to a file that has been moved, renamed, or deleted." WHATA HECK! STUPID! I've tried all the links...

Still not working

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Group AA Record Pts Prv 1. Brookville (7) 10-0 79 1 2. Pulaski County 10-0 69 2 3. Amherst County (1) 9-1 68 3 4. Chancellor 10-0 55 4 5. Broad Run 10-0 49 5 6. Monticello 9-1 25 8 7. Handley 9-1 22 9 8. Powhatan 9-1 21 7 T9. Salem 8-2 16 6 T9. R.E. Lee-Staunton 9-1 16 10 Others receiving votes: 11. James Monroe 7 12. Harrisonburg 6 13. Prince Edward County 5 14. Potomac Falls 1 14. Jefferson Forest 1