1. George Wythe Bulldogs: Beat Clover Hill 80-65

2. Hermitage Panthers: Beat Jefferson 60-51, Lost to Highland Springs

62-73

3. Godwin Eagles: Beat Deep Run 70-46

4. L.C. Bird Skyhawks: Beat Monacan 81-75

5. Armstrong Wildcats: Beat Varina 84-68

6. Prince George Royals: Beat Sussex 98-59, Beat Dinwiddie

7. Henrico Warriors: Beat Atlee 65-39

8. Huguenot Falcons: Beat Midlothian 70-63

9. Highland Springs Springers: Beat JFK 83-53, Beat Hermitage 73-62

10. Meadowbrook Monarchs: Beat Dale 75-74

1. George Wythe (10-2,6-0 District)

2. Mills Godwin (14-2,9-1)

3. L.C. Bird (12-3,6-2)

4. Armstrong (11-4,7-1)

5. Hermitage (12-2,10-0)

6. Prince George (12-3,7-1)

7. Henrico (10-5,7-1)

8. Highland Springs (10-3,6-1)

9. Huguenot (11-3,6-1)

10. Meadowbrook (10-5,6-2)

Jenard Fleming 6’4, SG, Armstrong

I guess point guard L.C. Baker rubbed of on his counterpart this week, Jenard

Fleming. Fleming had a great game Friday night against Varina, scoring 31

points and grabbing 15 boards in a 84-68 victory over the Blue Devils of Varina.

Friday January 30 7:30 PM

This is a pivotal game for both teams this week. The two have

already played twice this year with each team pulling out a win. Both

teams have done nothing each week but get better and better. The game is

going to come down to the role players and some you might not have heard about.

Most likely Taylor Short and Jefferey Fitzgerald will take care of

each other, while Brett James and Greg Redford cancel each other

out. The game is going to come down to the play of each teams guards.

Hermitage’s Tim Pierce (18ppg) and Sam Hall will have to take

care of Trey Thorton and Kevin Albrecht and not let the perimeter

become available. Josh Vaughn will have to have a lot of composure in

this game and not shoot the ball as much. Hermitage has to look out for

sharpshooter Jordan Utley coming off the bench and giving up a few

threes. The Eagles don’t have as much athletic talent as the Panthers,

but are a little deeper. But all in all I think the Panthers come out on

top again, in a hostile territory, with a 68-65 victory over the Eagles.

Redford took care of business on a fast break Saturday night when he

threw a two handed thunder jam in a losing effort for his Panthers.

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- Its a make or break week for many teams this week...

The whole Central District:

No one really knows whats gonna happen here. The district is having an off

year and anyone can lose to anyone, besides Prince George. Meadowbrook

shows flashes of brilliance, but are very streaky. Besides that Dale,

Petersburg, Hopewell, and even Matoaca and Dinwiddie seem to be on the same

skill level. A lot will be cleared up with Thomas Dale playing Hopewell and

Petersburg this week.

Freeman Rebels:

A week with three games (depending on the snow) will determine if the Rebels can

bounce back from losing two of their best players for the season. They can

give up or keep fighting and we’ll find out a lot about the team this week

against Deep Run, Thomas Jefferson, and most importantly John Marshall.

Hermitage Panthers:

The Panthers need to bounce back from a shaky week where they played poorly

Friday and Saturday. They need to pull out a win against Godwin, which

will most likely clinch the Colonial for the Panthers and get them the number

one seed in the district and regional playoffs.

L.C. Bird Skyhawks:

Scheduled to play Meadowbrook, George Wythe, and Midlothian it could be a long

week for the Skyhawks. Midlo is no big threat, but they are a decent team.

Tyrese Rice needs to find a way to show up Tyree Evans and get past George Wythe

Wednesday night. They came close last time around losing 78-81.

Monacan Chiefs:

Brian Shin and Michael Graham are having a phenomenal years, but the Chiefs have

yet to win a big game and their regional fate is still unclear. They will

need to continue beating the teams they should this week against James River and

Clover Hill before they have to face off with George Wythe next week.

- Jerome Choice needs to show up on some peoples radar for defensive

player of the year. Every game it seems like he scores 15 points and 15

rebounds, and he did it again this week against Clover Hill. I’m going

to start calling him “Double-Double” for his skills on the court, along with

being the regions premier two sport athlete since he plays quarterback for the

Bulldogs.

January 28

#8 Highland Springs @ John F. Kennedy

#1 George Wythe @ #3 L.C. Bird

January 30

Thomas Dale @ Petersburg

#10 Meadowbrook @ Hopewell

#5 Hermitage @ #2 Mills Godwin

- Enjoy the snow everybody

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