GREENVILLE -- Riverheads head coach Robert Casto was

stunned.

BUENA VISTA -- The Bath County offense hit high gear Friday

night against Parry McCluer.

WAYNESBORO -- The self-destruction continued for Waynesboro

Friday night, and the Little Giants now have just one more chance to avoid a

last-place finish in the Valley District.

BRIDGEWATER -- A dominating Turner Ashby defense held

Stuarts Draft to just 71 yards of total offense and no points here Friday night

in a 28-0 blanking of the Cougars in Valley District football action.

LEXINGTON -- It was the Akeem Jordan Show Friday night as

the talented Harrisonburg running back ran around and through the Rockbridge

County defense for four first-half scores and a two-point conversion in a 38-7

Blue Streak victory over the Wildcats in Valley District action.

BROADWAY -- Robert E. Lee kept its postseason hopes alive

Friday night, holding off Broadway 31-22 in Valley District football action.

• Friday

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Good vibrations

By DAN RUBIN

Journal staff writer

The `B.T' in

Madison quarterback B.T. Good's name stands for Braxton Taylor. It

may as stand for `Better Than.'

Good was great Friday night, leading Madison

over host McLean 40-12 in a pivotal Liberty District matchup. With

the win, Madison (6-2, 4-1 in the district) earned at least a

share of the district title. It also guaranteed the Warhawks a

spot in the Division 5 playoffs. Madison has the necessary power

points to win a tiebreaker for the district title if it loses and

McLean (5-3, 3-2) wins next week.

The victory highlights a remarkable turnaround

for senior-laden Madison, which last year was 2-8 and won just

five

Cougars run past Chargers

By PAUL BERGERON

Special to The Journal

For the third

straight week, Oakton running back Danny Prentice ripped off a huge

touchdown in the second half to give his team a win.

Last night at Chantilly, he went 80 yards on the first

play of the third quarter, giving the Cougars a lead they would not

relinquish. Oakton went on for a 16-3 win in Concorde District play. The

victory improves the Cougars to 2-1 in the district, and more importantly,

6-2 overall, putting playoff a berth within their reach.

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By air, Indians solve Forest Park By DAN CLENDANIEL Journal correspondent Ryan Smith of Gar-Field proved that one does not have to throw a lot of passes to direct an effective aerial attack. Smith, a senior quarterback, threw just 11 passes Friday night at Forest Park, but connected on seven of them for 123 yards and three touchdowns as the Indians beat the Cardinal District-rival Bruins for the second time this year, 28-6. Click Here For Whole Story

Click Here to view this Link. Rick Kintzel/Journal Potomac's Antwan Stewart tries to break free against Osbourn Park Friday night.

Panthers fold up Jackets By BRIAN MCNALLY Journal staff writer Last weekend Potomac head football coach Ben Stutler was relaxing at home watching a college football game between Nebraska and Oklahoma when the Cornhuskers ran a trick play, throwing a touchdown pass to the quarterback off a reverse. Within seconds the phone rang and on the other end was Potomac assistant Jerry Roadcap. Click Here For Whole Story

Click Here to view this Link. Rick Kintzel/Journal Hylton's Bryan Smithen (10) tries to elude a defender in a game against Gar-Field earlier this season. Hylton beat Woodbridge Friday, 15-6. Hylton goes 9-0 By CHRIS BUBECK Journal staff writer Hylton football coach Bill Brown was only interested in the bottom line Friday night and that was his team improving to 9-0 on the season. The Bulldogs overcame three fumbles and two touchdown-negating penalties with a 15-6 win over Woodbridge. Hylton also struggled with the 2-7 Vikings in a 14-13 win earlier in the season, but Brown only cared about the final outcome Friday. ``I'm not disappointed at all, we played dominating defense," Brown said. ``I know we're 9-0 and we've got a good football team and I think we're on the verge of being a great football team. I'm not dejected." The Bulldogs had already clinched a playoff berth before the game and sealed Cardinal District title with the victory. Click Here For Whole Story