Long Reach defeats Reservoir
SOFTBALL | The Lightning score a 6-5 victory over the Gators thanks to a walk-off triple.
Lansinger pays it forward
BASEBALL | Diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma at age 14, Damascus freshman Eric Lansinger is now cancer-free and giving back to other kids who are still fighting.
Smith commits to Clemson
Dominion LB Chad Smith ended his recruiting process Thursday giving his oral commitment to Clemson
Clelland to leave South River
FOOTBALL | South River Coach Lance Clelland will leave the program to coach at St. Christopher’s School in Richmond.
2012-13 All-Mets check-in
A look at how last year’s girls’ basketball first-team All-Mets fared in their first college seasons.
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Vikings hold on, enjoy pileup
SOFTBALL | Mount Hebron rallies from a two-run deficit to give Coach Chuck Struhar his 299th career win.
Virginia 6A, 4A all-state hoops teams
W.T. Woodson’s Eric Bowles and Stonewall Jackson’s Nicole Floyd highlight local selections on the VHSL 6A and 4A all-state teams.
Yorktown emerges as contender
BOYS’ SOCCER | With four shutouts in its first six games and a rare win over Robinson, the Patriots are off to a strong start this spring.
Statesman girls look to take next step
GIRLS’ LACROSSE | Virginia realignment has opened up a path to the postseason for improving Marshall; Georgetown Visitation tests itself against top national competition.
Bulldogs quick to find chemistry
GIRLS’ SOCCER | Even after losing its core players to graduation, a young Stone Bridge team has outscored opponents 10-0 so far.
Sherwood passes early-season test
SOFTBALL | The Warriors dominate county power Northwest, 10-2, despite the loss of skilled hitters from last year’s graduating class.
Reinvigorated Cougars get key win
BOYS’ SOCCER | Jason Ferrufino scores twice, including the game-winner with about 15 seconds left, to lead Oakton over Chantilly, 2-1.
Leaders
| Rank | Name | School | Avg. |
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| 1 | Marcquise Reed | Capitol Christian | 31.2 |
| 2 | Danzel Wright | National Collegiate | 30.5 |
| 3 | Allonzo Trier | Montrose Christian | 24.9 |
| 4 | Abdulai Bundu | Largo | 24.3 |
| 5 | Greg Malinowski | Episcopal | 24.1 |
| 6 | DeWayne Owens | Ballou | 23.6 |
| 7 | T.J. Duckett | Saint Anselm's | 23.5 |
| 8 | Davon Taylor | Central | 23.4 |
| DJ Workcuff | Northern | 23.4 | |
| 10 | Juan Brown | Annapolis | 22.9 |
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AllMetSports galleries
Track and field: Crimson Tide Invitational
Noah Lyles wins the 100 and 200 meter run to help T.C. Williams take the overall boys team title.
Boys’ lacrosse: Georgetown Prep 9, Landon 7
Senior attack Charlie Horning scores three goals as the No. 1 Little Hoyas top the No. 2 Bears in an IAC matchup.
Bowie routs C.H. Flowers with 14-4 victory
Bulldogs blow past Jaguars in a Prince George’s North matchup.
No. 6 Paul VI knocks off No. 1 DeMatha, 6-3
Yianni Tsiamis comes up big for the Panthers, and the Stags commit four errors in their first loss.
Severna Park girls, South River boys earn key victories
Led by Eva Klaus’ seven goals, Falcons girls win, 11-9, while Seahawks boys clamp down for a 5-4 win over the Falcons Friday afternoon.
Osbourn Park defeats Centreville, 10-7
Jeffery Neufang hits a go-ahead home run to help send the Yellow Jackets to victory.
No. 7 West Springfield edges No. 4 Chantilly in tight 1-0 match
MacMurdy powers Spartans to upset over Chargers in second straight win.
Lake Braddock defeats No. 2 O’Connell, 2-1
Pitcher Ashley Flesch throws a one-hitter in Bruins’ first win of the season.
AllMetSports videos
Gonzaga rolls Bullis, 11-4
Led by junior Timmy Monahan’s six goals, the Eagles defeated the Bulldogs with ease.
Wootton dominates Whitman, 11-2
The Patriots continue their strong start to the season, handling The Vikings by a score of 11-2.
Brandon Parker sits down with members of the boys' and girls' basketball first team All-Mets.
Landon boys’ lacrosse routs Robinson
The Bears beat down the Rams, 15-1, in an IAC-Virginia public school matchup.
Westfield's Meghan Heick commits to U-Va.
One of the fastest players in the area, Meghan Heick, is one of the few area girls from a public school to be recruited to a Division 1 lacrosse powerhouse.
Top Basketball Play of the 2013-2014 season
After weeks of voting, host B.J. Koubaroulis reveals the fan-chosen top play of the 2013-2014 basketball season.
The Stags rallied in the second half to come back from a 5-1 deficit to win 8-6.
Top basketball plays of the season
A compilation of the No. 1 plays from each week of basketball in the D.C., Maryland and Virginia area.Top Games
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Recruiting Insider
Quince Orchard’s McLean commits to Penn State
After piling up offers over the past year, McLean becomes latest area star to pledge to Nittany Lions.
In Case You Missed It
Introducing the Fall All-Mets
The 2013 Fall All-Mets have arrived. See who made the first, second and honorable mention teams in football, soccer, field hockey, volleyball and cross-country.
A football career cut short
After suffering the sixth concussion of his football career this fall, former Stone Bridge standout and Boston College safety Spenser Rositano decided to call it quits.
Transferring control in D.C.
A top D.C. high school athletic official is working to reduce widespread athletic-based transfers that have drastically altered the local sports landscape in recent years.
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The next level of recruiting
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