A Final Update on Class A, AA & AAA State Baseball Champs

Class A - J.J Kelly advanced to the finals with a victory over Luray and then went on to capture yet another State Title with a 14-9 victory over Essex on Saturday 6/7/08. We still have some fun things left where the Bulldogs are concerned once we have all of the bio info back to us.

Class AA- Waynesboro also fell in the semi-final round to the eventual State Champ. The Little Giants were defeated by Powhatan on Friday and then Alleghany(Covington) was the opponent in the finals. Alleghany(25-2) dropped a hard fought 7-4 contest on Saturday in the finals.

Class AAA- James River went on to capture the AAA crown with a 10-0 victory over Colonial Forge in the finals...

Luray, Waynesboro and Alleghany all made it into State play and then moved on to the Final Four! A great spring for the high schools of the Valley

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From the Sponsors said…
On the softball diamond both Turner Ashby and Spotswood (Class AA)advanced to State play before having their season end in the round of 8.
The Page County Lady Panthers dropped a 12 inning heart breaker to visitng Gretna back in the round of 16. Gretna then went on to record 5-4,3-0 & 2-0 wins to capture the Class A title.
Both of the County schools here lost to the team that won the Class A Championship.
June 17, 2008 at 8:52 AM
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