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JMU roundup: Dukes advance to CAA final

HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- Sophomore third baseman Sarah Mooney blasted two home runs and freshman pitcher Jailyn Ford tossed her 20th complete game of the season to carry the James Madison University softball team to an 8-1 win over Towson in the semifinals of the Colonial Athletic Association Championship on Thursday. comments

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Smith brings stability to Crusaders in first season

Christendom's men's rugby team continued its recent string of success in 2013, finishing with a 4-0 record and extending its streak of consecutive winning seasons to four in the process -- but there was something a little different about the program this season, and not just because the Crusaders were limited to only four matches. comments

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On Campus: DeCeault enjoying solid season

Krista DeCeault (Sherando '11) is having a solid outdoor track and field season for Illinois State University this year. comments

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Murto: Calls in motorsports should be minimal

Racers on the racetrack should determine who wins and who loses in motorsports, not officials making judgment calls. comments

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JMU roundup: Second-seeded Dukes win CAA softball opener

HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- Second-seeded James Madison University tied a school record with 18 hits on its way to scoring 10 runs as it knocked off third-seeded Delaware 10-2 in six innings in the opening round of the 2013 Colonial Athletic Association Softball Championship in Hempstead, N.Y., on Wednesday. comments

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Jones, Yarnall shine on baseball diamond

STEPHENS CITY -- Taylor Jones delivered her best pitch during basketball season. comments

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Wildcats ready to host Evergreen meet

Warren County hopes to make its last Evergreen District boys and girls track meet a memorable one. comments

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Central's Ansbro is Female Athlete of the Week

WOODSTOCK -- Each inning that Central freshman Rebekah Ansbro stepped into the pitching circle during last Thursday's game against visiting Rappahannock County, she was well aware of the ever-increasing magnitude of the current situation. comments

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Nations: Bodemeister content on the farm

About this time last year, horse racing fans in the Shenandoah Valley had more than the usual rooting interest in the annual Triple Crown spectacle. comments

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SU roundup: Mohlmann wins Lynchburg heptathlon

LYNCHBURG -- Shenandoah University senior Jaclyn Mohlmann set a new school record in the heptathlon Tuesday on her way to winning the Lynchburg multi-event meet. comments

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JMU roundup: Dukes' Mooney named CAA's Player of the Year

HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- Sophomore utility player Sarah Mooney became the third player in school history to be named the Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Year and freshman pitcher/first baseman Jailyn Ford was tabbed as the conference's Rookie of the Year to headline seven Dukes earning All-CAA honors as announced Tuesday evening at the league's annual awards banquet on the eve of the 2013 CAA Softball Championship. comments

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EMU's Thorne garners VaSID all-state honors

Eastern Mennnonite University men's basketball senior Andrew Thorne, a Skyline High School graduate, has added one more award to his career, as he was named to the VaSID All-State Second Team comments

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Warren County schools to offer VHSL physicals

Daily Staff Report - sports@nvdaily.com The Warren Memorial Hospital medical staff and employees in concert with the Warren County High... comments

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Everyone contributes in Generals' rout

QUICKSBURG -- Stonewall Jackson's Cristy Lazaro-Luna rarely gets the opportunity to lead the Generals' offensive attack, as coach Chris Livesay generally has the speedy senior planted somewhere along the defensive back line. comments

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Sherando names new cross country coach

Jamie McCarty is finally coming home. comments

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Slick Hamrick notches AOW nod

By Tommy Keeler Jr. Central knew going into last week that it was going to be a big one. The... comments

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Almy: Trout angling a special treat

There's no question about it. For the ultimate in brook trout fishing one needs to travel to the cold waters of northern Canada, where orange-bellied fish of four and five pounds smack huge streamers and large dry flies with a vengeance. I've done it a number of times, and it's a blast. comments

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Prep scores: May 6

Golf • R-MA vs. Highland at Fauquier Springs CC Highland d. R-MA (team score unavailable) R-MA: Jake Ko 50, Bill... comments

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SU roundup: Mohlmann off to strong start in heptathlon

LYNCHBURG -- Shenandoah University senior Jaclyn Mohlmann finds herself 920 points ahead of pace in the heptathlon after day one of the Lynchburg Multi-Event. comments

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JMU roundup: Dukes' Mooney, Field earn CAA honors

RICHMOND -- After helping lead their team to a sweep of Georgia State during the final weekend of Colonial Athletic Association play, James Madison sophomore utility player Sarah Mooney and freshman catcher Erica Field were named the CAA Player and Rookie of the Week, respectively, on Monday. comments

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Elliott, Woodson grateful for Bloom experience

WINCHESTER -- Bill Elliott has done it all on the racetrack. comments

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Skins' pair bring spark to Sports Breakfast

WINCHESTER -- Chris Cooley's football future may still be unclear, but that didn't prevent the former Washington Redskin and current free agent tight end from providing a lighthearted speech to those in attendance at Saturday morning's Wells Fargo Sports Breakfast. comments

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Newcomers win top honors in Apple Blossom 10K

WINCHESTER -- An Olympic marathon veteran from Great Britain and a developing young runner from Kenya, both in their first time in the event, took the top prizes in the 32nd Apple Blossom Valley Health 10K race, homed at Handley High School on Saturday. comments

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SU roundup: Theall earns honors at track meet

NEWPORT NEWS - The Shenandoah University outdoor track & field teams completed their seasons Saturday afternoon with ninth and fifth place finishes at the Mason-Dixon Championships. comments

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JMU roundup: Softball closes season with win

HARRISONBURG -- Freshman pitcher Jailyn Ford tossed a one-hit shutout and set a school record for single-season strikeouts as she lead the James Madison University softball team to an 8-0, five-inning win over Georgia State in the regular season finale at Veterans Memorial Park on Saturday. comments

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