February 11, 2009
Boys: No. 10 Hopewell 65, Dinwiddie 40
Milton Gholson scored 15 points in leading the Blue Devils over the Generals in a Central Distrist matchup. David Rose and Pedro Berrios added 14 and 13 points, respectively, for Hopewell. Jerrell White led Dinwiddie with 13 points, and James Wynn and T.J. Robinson had eight points apiece. White 13, Parham 0, Coles 2, Wynn 8, Fields 3, Gardner 0, Hawkins 0, Sturdivant 0, Harris 0, Perry 0, Belton 0, Hall 3, Williams 3, Robinson 8. Totals 12 13-24 40.
HOPEWELL (10-3, 14-7)
Girls (Tues.): Dinwiddie 57, Hopewell 30
DINWIDDIE 57, HOPEWELL 30 HOPEWELL (0-13 Central, 0-20) Raines 6, Wallace 0, Dail 11, Williams 5, Slaughter 3, Thomas 0, Liptrot 0, Tyler 3, Robinson 0, Goodson 2, Edwards 0, Faust 0, Luckett 0, Bentley 0. Totals 12 3-10 30. DINWIDDIE (2-11, 5-17) Brockman 0, Thomas 2, Griffin 16, Jiggetts 7, Perry 2, R. Jones 4, D. Jones 0, King 10, Mays 15. Totals 24 7-17 57.
February 06, 2009
Boys: Dinwiddie 74, Prince George 72 - 2OT
DINWIDDIE 74, PRINCE GEORGE 72 2OT
PRINCE GEORGE (4-8 Central, 9-11) Grandison 11, Phillips 7, Sulc 0, Williams 3, Claiborne 14, T. Johnson 8, Lape 0, Hall 15, E. , McDougal 0, Brown 14. Totals 23 22-38 72.
DINWIDDIE (3-9, 5-14) White 22, Parham 4, Coles 0, Wynn 16, Fields 6, Gardner 3, Hawkins 8, Sturdivant 0, Harris 0, Perry 0, Belton 8, Hall 6, Williams 1. Totals 26 15-21 74.
Prince George————————————- 14 16 15 11 16—72
Dinwiddie————————————- 6 17 18 15 18—74
February 05, 2009
Prince George 70, Dinwiddie 49
PRINCE GEORGE 70, DINWIDDIE 49 DINWIDDIE (1-11 Central, 4-17) Thomas 8, King 4, Jiggetts 12, Griffen 11, Mays 14. Totals 22 1-2 49. PRINCE GEORGE (7-5, 12-8) Curtendale 0, Williams 3, Gholson 0, Hannuksela 2, Hill 6, Washington 12, B. Johnson 0, Lykes 39, Green 4, Swope 4. Totals 30 8-13 70. Dinwiddie———————————— 6 12 19 12—49
February 04, 2009
Boys: No. 1 Petersburg 90, Dinwiddie 44
No. 1 Petersburg rolled to a Central District win over host Dinwiddie with 24 points from Drejon Scott. Du’Vaughn Maxwell had 18 points for Petersbug. Lamont Fields and Brandon Coles each had nine points for Dinwiddie. K. Green 4, Mason 6, Desmore 2, Moore 7, Evans 11, Scott 24, M. Greene 2, Maxwell 18, R. Greene 4, Hoosier 4, Tyler 2, Spain 6. Totals 34 15-22 90.
DINWIDDIE (2-9, 4-13)
Seven Dinwiddie football players sign
Times-Dispatch player of the year Adam Morgan and first-team All-Metro linebacker Bradley Johnson headline a group of seven Dinwiddie High football players who signed national letters of intent today. Morgan, a 6-0, 200-pound quarterback, signed with Virginia Military Institute. Johnson (6-2, 215, linebacker) is headed to the University of Maryland. Wide receiver Sam Haskins is bound for Troy University (Alabama), the model program for Dinwiddie’s passing game. Offensive tackle Nick Watts, a second-team All-Metro pick, cast his lot with Chowan. Wide receiver Terron Adams and offensive lineman David Abbey are going to Virginia State, and cornerback Brandon Parson signed with Alabama A&N.
February 03, 2009
Girls: Petersburg 74, Dinwiddie 25
PETERSBURG 74, DINWIDDIE 25 DINWIDDIE (1-10 Central, 4-16) Thomas 0, King 3, Jiggetts 4, Griffen 2, Mays 14, Perry 0, Brockman 0, Clark 0, Trotter 2. Totals 10 5-10 25. PETERSBURG (8-3, 10-6) A. Whitaker 26, Elder 4, Edmonds 8, France 15, Coleman 10, Chen. Kirkland 6, Cher. Kirkland 0, Harper 3, D. Whitaker 2, Knott 0. Totals 32 4-10 74.
January 30, 2009
Boys: Thomas Dale 87, Dinwiddie 66
THOMAS DALE 87, DINWIDDIE 66
DINWIDDIE (2-8 Central, 4-13) White 19, Parham 0, Wynn 16, Fields 5, Gardner 1, Hawkins 1, Sturdivant 4, Harris 2, Perry 0, Williams 13, Hall 5. Totals: 19 23-40 66.
THOMAS DALE (6-4, 10-6) Jordon 6, Turner 9, D. Campbell 2, White 10, Mason 22, Hevener 0, Fulghum 0, Simms 12, Epps 3, Burwell 1, Green 8, King 14. Totals: 32 21-34 87.
Dinwiddie 15 19 18 14—66
Thomas Dale 17 28 25 17—87
January 29, 2009
Girls: No. 2 Thomas Dale 75, Dinwiddie 25
Alyssa Frye led all scorers with 22 points and Andrea Hobbs added 13 in Thomas Dale’s Central District victory over Dinwiddie. Ka’lia Johnson had 17 points, nine assists, eight rebounds and three steals for the Knights. Kiara Mays scored 14 points for the Generals. THOMAS DALE (10-0 Central, 16-1) Frye 22, Sweeney 8, Johnson 17, Brown 2, Hobbs 13, Scott 6, Bradley 4, Cofield 2, Knickerbacker 1. Totals 31 9-10 75.
DINWIDDIE (1-9, 4-15)
January 28, 2009
Boys: Dinwiddie 59, Colonial Heights 53
DINWIDDIE 59, COLONIAL HEIGHTS 53 COLONIAL HEIGHTS (1-7 Central, 3-11) Estacio 0, T. Onadipe 0, Dyer 8, Hagy 17, Drewes 14, Battle 6, K. Onadipe 0, Kochuba 6, Bedford 0, Rawlings 2, Steele 0. Totals 22 4-4 53. DINWIDDIE (2-8, 4-12) White 21, Parham 11, Wynn 6, Fields 6, Gardner 2, Hawkins 2, Sturdivant 0, Harris 3, Perry 0, Hall 2, Williams 6. Totals 22 12-20 59.
January 27, 2009
Girls: Colonial Heights 77, Dinwiddie 43
COLONIAL HEIGHTS 77, DINWIDDIE 43 DINWIDDIE (1-7 Central, 4-13) King 6, Jiggetts 11, Griffen 2, Mays 24, Perry 0, Brockman 0, Clark 0, Trotter 0, R. Jones 0, D. Jones 0. Totals 20 2-2 43. COLONIAL HEIGHTS (3-6, 3-12) Toombs 6, Wells 19, Sponsler 2, Tyler 0, Bauer 4, Thompson 19, Rowe 7, Ragsdale 4, Phillingane 16, Zauner 0, Crinkley 0. Totals 29 12-16 77.
January 23, 2009
Boys: Matocoa 64, Dinwiddie 57
MATOACA 64, DINWIDDIE 57 MATOACA (X-X Central) B. Coleman 20, Cox 0, R. Coleman 4, Ford 4, Irving 10, Smith 0, Cheeks 15, Lee 8, Prendergast 1, Easton 0, Evans 1, Cousins 1. Totals 24 10-17 64. DINWIDDIE (2-7, 3-11) White 21, Parham 10, Wynn 12, Fields 4, Gardner 4, Hawkins 0, Harris 0, Perry 0, Hall 6, Williams 0. Totals 22 12-21 57.
Morgan picks Keydets
Record-setting quarterback Adam Morgan of Dinwiddie High has committed to play football at Virginia Military Institute. National letter of intent signing day is Feb. 4. “It’s a big relief,“ Morgan said. “Now, I can sit back and not worry about where I’m going to play.“ Despite throwing for 9,152 yards and 114 touchdowns in his Dinwiddie career, Morgan wasn’t heavily recruited. He took his official visit to VMI last weekend.
January 22, 2009
Ky. coach charged in death
A Louisville, Ky., high school football coach was charged yesterday with reckless homicide in the death of one of his players who collapsed at practice on a hot day. A grand jury indicted David Jason Stinson in the death of Pleasure Ridge Park High School sophomore offensive lineman Max Gilpin. Stinson was directing practice Aug. 20 when the heat index reached 94 degrees in Louisville. Gilpin, 15, collapsed and had trouble breathing.
January 17, 2009
Hopewell edges No. 8 Thomas Dale
No. 3 Rebels hold off Patriots; Skyhawks cruise to district win.
