?The Prince William County Fire and Rescue and Police departments are setting up for a little interdepartmental rivalry later this month when they meet to play soccer in the Prince William Cup to raise money for four local charities. [Read more]
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Tom Lemming, who is a nationally recognized high school football scout, was in Virginia last Saturday. “The Lemming Report” is an annual magazine featuring the best high school football players in the area.
Daniel Horne from C.D. Hylton High School (#63 in the photo) was one of the players invited to participate.
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The varsity Vikings are playing to win tonight.
They’ll have home field advantage when the Battlefield Bobcats from Haymarket come to Lake Ridge. The game starts at 7:30 p.m at Woodbridge Senior High School.
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First-year football coach Jared Van Acker is focused forging a solid team and taking the reins of a well-respected head coach.
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The Hylton Bulldogs beat the Osbourn Eagles Friday night at home 35 to 13. The Bulldogs of Woodbridge led the Eagles of Manassas the entire game.
Prince William County firefighter Kyle Wilson dedicated his life to community service by becoming a Prince William County firefighter when he was just 23 years old.
It was a commitment that ended his life a year later as he searched a smoke and flames for the residents of a burning home in Woodbridge.
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Final Score: Mountain View 42 Freedom 20. Great way to start the season. pic.twitter.com/ymuxxJS15Z
Star Wars Day was this past Sunday at The Pfitz and all members of our roster (25 men) plus the coaching staff donned them.
All were auctioned off to the P-Nats‘ faithful and each winning fan got to receive a picture with the player or coach on the field post-game and all jerseys were autographed by the player or coach.
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Regardless of their age, summer campers at Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center return every year to learn and excel at their favorite hobbies.
Many sports campers begin their journey at Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center in a beginner level soccer camp. As the summers progress, many campers’ skills improve so much that they find success at their local elementary, middle and high schools, as well as local club teams.