Football
757Teamz Top 15
#3 Phoebus 41, Kecoughtan 0
The Phantoms (2-0) went ahead 21-0 in the first quarter at Darling Stadium to beat their nearby Peninsula District rivals (2-2), extending their winning streak to 51. One more win, and they’ll share VHSL record that previous Phoebus teams and Riverheads of Staunton set.
#7 Lafayette 63, Bruton 0
The Rams (4-0) assured they will enter next week’s Bay Rivers District showdown at Poquoson unbeaten after rolling to a 56-point halftime lead at Wanner Stadium and cruising from there.
Quarterback Baum Hogge threw for a touchdown to Jael Love and scored again by recovering a punt he blocked. Bryce Johnson and Breon Stokes ran for two touchdowns apiece, while Isaiah Gray and Gavin Scott ran for one touchdown each.
#10 Hampton 47, Woodside 7
Marcus Chapman threw three touchdown passes and ran for two TDs as the Crabbers (3-0) dominated the Wolverines (1-2) at Todd Stadium. Hampton got the running clock in operation when ZyMire Lofton threw a 12-yard TD pass to Andre McGlone Jr. with six seconds to go in the third quarter.
In the first quarter, Chapman threw a 13-yard TD pass to Davion Perry and ran for a 6-yard touchdown, putting the Crabbers ahead 14-0 with 4:05 to go. Chapman was 5 for 5 for 60 yards to that stage.
Woodside’s Terris Bowen responded with a 36-yard touchdown run with 10:36 left in the second quarter, completing a five-play, 69-yard drive, but the Wolverines never scored again.
Chapman’s 20-yard TD pass to Abraham Taft III and Casey Lassiter’s 56-yard touchdown run with 6:06 to go in the second quarter put the Crabbers ahead 28-7 at the half.
Perry’s 17-yard catch and Chapman’s 1-yard TD run, which came after Woodside muffed a punt, made it 40-7 with 4:44 to go in the third quarter.
Bay Rivers District
New Kent 20, Tabb 10
The Tigers (2-2) led in the fourth quarter before the Trojans (2-2) went ahead with 7:13 remaining on a 49-yard fumble-recovery return. New Kent went on a clock-eating drive and clinched the triumph with a 5-yard touchdown run with seven seconds on the clock.
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Field hockey
757Teamz Top 15
#2 Norfolk Academy 2, #6 Nansemond River 0
Audrey Lukevics and Verity Huddleston scored for the Bulldogs. Allie Tyszko added an assist.
#5 Cox 4, #8 First Colonial 2
Atalee Booth, Bella Terry, Lilly Schrott and Rose Holland scored for the Falcons in the neighborhood rivalry of traditional powers. Bella Glenn had two assists and Ava Amuial one.
Beach District
Kempsville 4, Bayside 0
Lily Scott had a goal and two assists for the Chiefs. Emily Vick, Amy Bluhm and Morgan Fentner also scored, and Olivia Kelley had an assist. Goalkeepers Ava Diaz, Adrian Carter and Olivia Wintrode combined for a shutout.
Princess Anne 11, Green Run 0
Kelsie Manugo, Vivian Myers and Molly McCoy scored twice apiece, and Reese Klute had five assists. The other goals for the Cavaliers (2-3) came from Elin Cooper, Julia Phillips, Madison Broberg, Sonya Ortiz and Amber Musselman. Broberg and Manugo had assists.
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Golf
Beach District
Cox 324, Tallwood 365
The Falcons’ Maddox Johnson shot 73 to win the medal at Virginia Beach National.
Kempsville 338, Bayside 394
Kempsville’s Wyatt Lewald fired a 79 for the medal at Virginia Beach National.
Salem 351, Landstown 353
The SunDevils’ Patrick Prunty won the medal with a 7-over-par 79 at Stumpy Lake Golf Course.
Southeastern District
Results from a regular-season match at par-72 Bide-A-Wee Golf Course in Portsmouth.
Team standings: 1. Grassfield 318; 2. Hickory 321; 3. Lakeland 332; 4. Nansemond River 337; 5. Western Branch 341; 6. Great Bridge 345; 7. Deep Creek 347. Oscar Smith, Indian River and King’s Fork did not qualify for a team score.
Great Bridge’s Jackson Fannon and Hickory’s Owen Smyth shared the medal with 72s, and Deep Creek’s Demi Mahiai was third at 74.
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Boys soccer
Private schools
Hampton Roads Academy 5, Nansemond-Suffolk Academy 1
Jaden Birch scored a hat trick, and Zach Busch had two assists for the Navigators in Newport News. Luke Sablan scored HRA’s first goal, assisted by Colten Fulcher, and Cameron Hall netted the Navigators’ last goal. NSA’s only goal came in the second half.
Norfolk Christian 2, OakTree Academy 2
Maris Milosevic netted both goals for the Ambassadors.
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Cross country
GREENBRIER CHRISTIAN INVITATIONAL
Norfolk Academy’s boys won a 12-team meet and StoneBridge’s girls won a seven-team meet in the Greenbrier Christian Invitational at Bells Mill Park. Norfolk Academy sophomore Brogan Brown (17:14.6) and StoneBridge senior Eve Frost (19:36.7) took individual 5-kilometer titles.
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Girls tennis
Private schools
Norfolk Academy 7, Norfolk Collegiate 2
The reigning TCIS champion Bulldogs outplayed the Oaks.
Cape Henry Collegiate 9, Walsingham Academy 0
The Dolphins shut out the Trojans in a TCIS clash.
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Boys volleyball
757Teamz Top 15
#1 Kellam d. Princess Anne, 3-0
(25-17, 25-22, 25-17)
Nathan Pyka led the Knights with 15 kills. Dylan Calkins added 10, and Tav Wood had seven.
#7 Western Branch d. Lakeland, 3-1
(25-6, 18-25, 26-24, 25-13)
Nate Brownfield had 20 assists and an ace. Elijah Quinata had eight kills and four aces, and Ben Smith had eight kills, two aces and a block.
#8 Kecoughtan d. #12 Denbigh, 3-0
(25-15, 25-23, 25-7)
Gavin Holbrooks had 13 kills, five blocks and two aces. Hunter Lively recorded 32 assists and five aces.
#13 Hickory d. Oscar Smith, 3-0
(25-16, 25-5, 25-22)
Nolan Kennedy had 11 kills. Judah Coston had five aces, and Jason Leary and Logan Kennedy combined for 22 assists.
Beach District
Green Run d. Bayside, 3-0
(25-5, 25-13, 25-14)
Torin Kernan’s 12 kills led the Stallions. Max Wasserzug had 28 assists, and Bryce Hunter served five aces.
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Girls volleyball
757Teamz Top 15
#1 Cox d. Tallwood, 3-0
(25-15, 25-14, 25-21)
Caroline Butkovich had 25 assists for the Falcons, who had 34 kills.
#2 Grafton d. Bruton, 3-0
Kenzie Smith had 16 kills and three blocks for the Clippers. Ana Breckons had 11 kills, Olivia De La Cruz had 17 assists and Ally Burke made 12 digs.
#3 Kellam d. Princess Anne, 3-0
(25-10, 25-18, 25-20)
Mia Schmidt had seven kills, while Chloe Robinson and Vanessa Jarvis had six each. Tatianna Villareal had seven digs, and Emmie Irving had 18 assists for the Knights.
#7 Menchville d. Bethel, 3-0
(25-11, 25-8, 25-9)
The Monarchs breezed past the Bruins.
#9 First Colonial d. #11 Kempsville, 3-1
(23-25, 25-16, 25-20, 25-16)
Avery Alderks had 16 kills for the Patriots (4-8). Reese Parker provided nine kills and four blocks.
#10 Grassfield d. Great Bridge, 3-1
Ryann Bothof had 22 digs and Alyssa Caras had 16 assists for the Grizzlies. Benisa Moore had four aces and nine kills, and Lauren Dolbeck had eight kills.
#12 Western Branch d. Lakeland, 3-1
(25-23, 25-21, 24-26, 26-24)
Coral Phillips had 18 digs, 11 aces and a kill for the Bruins. Tara Wheeler had 20 assists and two kills, Saniya Wiggins had seven kills and four aces, Takota McFarlin had seven kills and an ace, Meigan Bell added three kills and two aces, and Mari Washington had three kills and an ace.
Beach District
Bayside d. Green Run, 3-0
(25-5, 25-14, 25-10)
Karly Shipe had four kills and six aces for the Marlins. Diara Cherry had nine kills and two blocks, Jhordynn Rowson and Lauren Lemke had four kills apiece, Isabella Castro made 16 digs, Ekaterina Smagley had 11 assists, and Makenna Bowman had nine assists.
Southeastern District
Hickory d. Oscar Smith, 3-2
Caroline Carter and Greta Hausmann shared 24 kills and three aces. Kyla Goode provided 38 assists.
Nondistrict
Nansemond-Suffolk Academy d. Nansemond River, 3-0
(26-24, 25-13, 26-24)
Addy Smith made 10 digs for the Saints.
