Published Oct. 3

Published October 1

Antone Exum tossed five touchdowns and ran for another as Deep Run, No. 3 in the Times-Dispatch Top 10 Poll, defeated John Marshall 51-20 last night in each team’s Colonial District opener.

Adam Morgan, Dinwiddie’s quarterback, not only has arm strength but backs it up with intelligence.

Deadline for nominations for the Scholar-Athlete award for September is Oct. 8.

“Who calls in our audibles?“ the Dinwiddie receiver asked back. “Nah, that’s just Adam.“ Adam Morgan, Dinwiddie’s quarterback, not only has arm strength but backs it up with intelligence. He’s Peyton Manning on the line, calling off audibles when he sees a blitz and adjusting his receivers’ routes on the fly. And unlike most high schools and some colleges, there’s no coach behind the curtain.

Delayed games, plus next week’s schedule

All games 7:30 p.m. unless noted

Top-ranked Meadowbrook, which had last week off, resumes play tomorrow night against Thomas Dale, also with a week’s rest, in the teams’ Central District opener.

Watch sportswriter Arthur Utley analyze last week’s games and preview Friday’s Meadowbrook-Thomas Dale matchup.

HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY
Bethel 34, Gloucester 7 Bishop O’Connell 54, St. Mary’s Ryken, Md. 6 Blue Ridge 47, Randolph-Macon 20 Collegiate 32, St. Albans, D.C. 21 Episcopal 35, The Potomac School 0 Kecoughtan 21, Menchville 7 Loyola, Md. 49, Fork Union Prep 0 Nansemond-Suffolk 28, Catholic 7

HIGH SCHOOLS FRIDAY’S SCORES
Albemarle 56, Charlottesville 7 Alleghany 10, Bath County 7 Altavista 13, Randolph Henry 12 Amelia County 44, Chatham 22 Amherst County 49, E.C. Glass 6 Appomattox 57, Central Senior 28 Armstrong 21, Colonial Heights 12 Atlantic Shores Christian 43, Hargrave Military 18

Games scheduled through next week

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