Mitchell Perierra had 20 carries for 179 yards and a score as the Trojans defeated George Wythe. Jimmy Whitten added 11 carries for 63 yards on the ground, two touchdowns and also added 54 yards through the air and another score on 4 of 8 passing as the Trojans improved 2-7 overall and 1-6 in the Dominion District. The Trojans were led on defense by Mark Padgett’s two interceptions.

The Skyhawks stayed undefeated, and receiver Brandon Williams broke the school single-season record with his seventh touchdown catch of the season. Quarterback Anthony Harris went 7 for 13 for 139 yards, and Deon Clarke had 8 tackles and a sack. George Wythe————————————- 0 0 0 0—0
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Kevon White rushed 12 times for 160 yards and three TDs as James River (3-3 Dominon, 4-3) defeated George Wythe (0-5, 0-6). Calvin Jefferson had one reception for 41 yards for a touchdown and a 95-yard kick off return to open the second half. James River’s defense held George Wythe to 103 yards of total offense. Zack Duell had an interception, two pass break ups and six tackles.

Quarterback Fuller Hoepner tossed two scoring passes and Jawuan Ferrell ran for two scores to lead the Titans to a Dominion District win over the Bulldogs. Hoepner hit Chris Lusk with a 56-yard touchdown pass to open the scoring then found Mikey Hanley for a 51-yard score in the third quarter. Hanley added a 48-yard punt return for a touchdown for Cosby (4-1, 5-1). Ferrell (14 carries, 74 yards) scored on runs of 5 and 10 yards. William Harding scored on a 2-yard run for George Wythe (0-4, 0-5).

George Wythe 25 25 26 John Marshall 6 6 24 Highlights: Jaquisha Wright (JM) 2 digs, 4 aces; Ashlyn Johnson-Bennett (JM) 1 ace, 1 kill Records: George Wythe n/r; John Marshall 0-7

George Wythe25 19 15 John Marshall17 25 13 Highlights: Jaquan Lynch (JM) 1 ace, 7 kills, 2 blocks, 1 assist; Dominique Jenkins (JM) 3 aces, 1 kill Records: George Wythe n/r; John Marshall 0-7

Joel Caleb rushed for a 46-yard TD and threw for a 3-yard score as the Cavaliers defeated the Bulldogs. Caleb finished with 65 yards rushing, and was 4 for 8 passing for 40 yards. Doug Tyler had eight carries for 28 yards and two touchdowns for Clover Hill (2-1 Dominion, 4-1). Christian Conklin added a 29 yard punt return for a score. Josh Reavis led the defensive charge with four solo tackles, one for loss, one interception for 12 yards and one pass defelction. Connor Donnelly added three solo tackles, including one for loss and one pass deflection.

AMELIA—Tyrell Banks ran for two touchdowns to lead the Raiders over the Bulldogs in a non-districtr matchup. Banks ran for scores of 9 and 67 yards. He finished with 13 carries on 138 yards rushing for Amelia Co. (1-4). Khyren Pegram connected with Shay Perry on an 11-yard pass for another TD. Leroy Williams ran for a 9-yard score for George Wythe (0-3), and Shawn Hill returned a punt 1 yard for a touchdown.

Mario Williams returned the opening kickoff 85 yards for a score and caught a touchdowns pass to set the Falcons on their way to a Dominion District win over the Bulldogs. Trevor Williams threw a 55-yard touchdown strike to Quinton Watson and finished 7 for 12 for 103 yards and two scores for Huguenot (1-1, 2-1). Peter Thomas Jr. also had a rushing touchdown.

Logan Staib hooked up with Kevin Walker for two touchdown passes and the defense did the rest for the Chiefs in a win over the Bulldogs in each team’s Dominion District opener. Staib finished 5 for 6 for 116 yards. Doug Brown led the Monacan (1-0) ground attack with 84 yards and two touchdowns. Kevork Ozbalik had eight tackles to lead a Chiefs defense that held George Wythe (0-1) to 91 yards.

in predicted order of finish   2008 records: 8-0 Dominion, 9-2
  Offense: A talented offensive line, anchored by a pair of 290-pound tackles (senior Allen Spurlock and sophomore Tyler Fisher) should make life sweet for whomever carries the ball. Lionel Williams (6-0, 170, Fr.) might be first in line for that duty. Senior RB Stephen Lee will add backfield depth.

Most of Central Virginia’s high school football teams got back to work yesterrday A few schools with Aug. 28 games— Benedictine, Goochland, Petersburg and Blessed Sacrament Huguenot — had already started practice.

Javon Harper can tell a story. The 17-year-old grew up in some of Richmond’s roughest neighborhoods, and he’s not shy about sharing the details. With writing as smooth as his subjects are coarse, the recent graduate of George Wythe High School has proved himself the best young writer in the state. He has a framed certificate and a ribbon to prove it. The rest of the Wythe community saw the evidence on the “Harper Wall,“ a display on a second-floor hallway that includes a copy of the story, a picture of Harper, and his name and “state champion” in large block letters.

Without taking their eyes off each other, the students put pencil to paper and started drawing. Moments later, the table in the second-floor room of the Visual Arts Center was covered in simple line drawings of the four Richmond high school students.

Five male students were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct yesterday after a cafeteria fight that led authorities to lock down George Wythe High School, Richmond police said. Four of the five were juveniles and one was 18, a police spokeswoman said. Police received the call at about 11:30 a.m. There were no injuries, the spokeswoman said.