Football
757Teamz Top 15
#4 Hampton 49, Bethel 35
The Crabbers wrapped up the outright Peninsula District championship at Darling Stadium.
#6 Warwick 59, Kecoughtan 0
The Raiders (7-3), the Peninsula District runners-up to Hampton, surged into the Class 5 Region B playoffs with a dusting of the Warriors (3-7) at Todd Stadium.
#10 Lafayette 42, Tabb 0
The Rams finished their regular season 9-1 in their final preparation for the Class 4 Region A playoffs. The Tigers, bound for the Class 3 Region A bracket, dropped to 6-4.
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Boys soccer
VISAA Division I semifinals
#1 St. Christopher’s 4, #4 Collegiate 3
The Saints beat their archrival Cougars for a berth in Monday’s 6:30 p.m. final at City Stadium in Richmond.
#2 Potomac School 3, #3 Bishop O’Connell 1
Potomac advanced with a victory in an all-Northern Virginia matchup.
VISAA Division II semifinals
#5 Norfolk Collegiate 3, #8 Highland 1
Goals from Ethan Perez, Landon Young and Rover Roelink earned the Oaks a victory over a Warrenton team. Norfolk Collegiate will play Seton of Manassas for the championship at City Stadium in Richmond at 4:30 p.m. Monday.
#2 Seton 6, #3 Atlantic Shores Christian 0
The Seahawks’ season ended with a loss in Manassas.
VISAA Division III semifinals
#1 Veritas School 2, #5 Immanuel Christian 1
The Lions from Richmond beat the Warriors of Springfield to advance to Monday’s 2:30 p.m. final at City Stadium in Richmond.
#3 New Covenant 3, #7 Grace Christian 0
The Gryphons, from Lynchburg, beat the Staunton-based Warriors to move into the championship match.
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Field hockey
VISAA Division I semifinals
#2 Collegiate 2, #3 Norfolk Academy 0
The Cougars shut out the Bulldogs in a matchup of national powers. Collegiate will take on Trinity Episcopal for the title at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Catherine’s School in Richmond.
#1 Trinity Episcopal 4, #5 Bishop O’Connell 0
The host Titans shut out their foes from Arlington.
VISAA Division II semifinals
#1 Fredericksburg Academy 6, #4 Cape Henry Collegiate 1
The Dolphins’ year ended after a trip north to face the Falcons. FA will meet St. Anne’s-Belfield for the title at 2 p.m. Saturday at St. Catherine’s.
#2 St. Anne’s-Belfield 1, #3 Covenant 0
The Saints won an all-Charlottesville matchup.
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Boys volleyball
Class 6 Region A semifinal
Grassfield d. Western Branch, 3-1
(18-25, 25-23, 25-19, 26-24)
Caedan Agustin had 35 assists, breaking 1,500 for his career, as the Grizzlies secured a state tourney bid. Isaiah Agustin and Andrew Burke combined for 28 kills.
Class 4 Eastern Section semifinal
#4 Gloucester d. #1 Denbigh, 3-1
(19-25, 25-18, 25-15, 36-34)
William Trueblood had 20 blocks and 16 kills, and Grayson Shield had 53 assists and 11 blocks in a match of state qualifiers. Hayden Simmons and Ryan Williams each had 18 kills, and Tabb Hogge added 20 digs for the Dukes. Gloucester will play in the section final at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Grafton’s gym against an opponent to be named. Denbigh will play for third place at 4 p.m. Tuesday on Grafton’s floor against a foe to be announced.
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Girls volleyball
Class 4 Region A semifinals
#1 Grafton d. #5 Warhill, 3-0
(25-11, 25-17, 25-19)
Kenzie Smith had 16 kills and two blocks for the unbeaten Clippers. Sisters Ana and Alivia Breckons combined for 15 kills and four aces for Grafton, which clinched a return to the state tourney. Olivia De La Cruz had 17 assists and seven aces, while Ally Burke had 17 digs and two aces.
#3 Jamestown d. #2 Phoebus, 3-0
(25-10, 25-9, 25-20)
By ousting the Phantoms, the Eagles earned a spot in the region title match at Grafton at 8 p.m. Tuesday and ensured a place in the state quarterfinals.
VISAA Division I semifinals
#1 Paul VI d. #5 Catholic, 3-0
(25-12, 25-19, 25-18)
The Crusaders, who upended No. 4 Collegiate in the first round, saw their season end in Northern Virginia. Paul VI will play Flint Hill for the title at 10 a.m. Saturday at Steward.
#6 Flint Hill d. #2 Bishop O’Connell, 3-0
Flint Hill prevailed in an all-Northern Virginia matchup.
VISAA Division II semifinals
#1 StoneBridge d. #5 Peninsula Catholic, 3-0
(25-17, 25-20, 25-15)
Libbie Plumlee had 11 kills and 11 digs, Maddy Wartick had 14 kills and 12 digs, and Selah Telfer had 37 assists for the Cavaliers (37-0) on their home floor in Chesapeake. They will play Fredericksburg Christian for the championship at 4 p.m. Saturday in Steward’s gym in Richmond.
#2 Fredericksburg Christian d. #3 Covenant, 3-2
(25-21, 19-25, 25-27, 25-23, 15-13)
VISAA Division III semifinals
#5 Greenbrier Christian Academy at #1 Chelsea Academy
#2 New Covenant d. #3 Richmond Christian, 3-1
(25-16, 25-19, 19-25, 25-12)
The Gryphons won at home in Lynchburg and advanced to Saturday’s 2 p.m. championship match at Steward.
VISAA Division IV semifinals
#1 Brunswick Academy d. #4 Broadwater Academy, 3-0
(25-11, 25-18, 25-22)
The Vikings, from Lawrenceville, earned a berth in Saturday’s noon final.
#2 Gateway Christian d. #3 Denbigh Baptist, 3-1
(25-23, 27-25, 17-25, 25-19)
Host Gateway, from Virginia Beach, overcame a Newport News team to gain a berth in the championship match against Brunswick Academy.
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Girls tennis
VISAA Division I semifinals
#1 Collegiate 5, #5 Trinity Episcopal 1
The Cougars advanced by beating the Titans in a Richmond-area clash. They’ll be at home for Saturday’s championship match against Potomac School.
#2 Potomac School 5, #3 St. Catherine’s 0
With three doubles victories and two singles triumphs, the Northern Virginia squad prevailed in a shutout to reach the final.
VISAA Division II semifinals
#1 Cape Henry Collegiate 5, #4 North Cross 2
Lauren Yue and Lilah Shoemaker saved two match points at No. 1 doubles for a 9-8 (7-4) victory, giving the host Dolphins a 2-1 lead over the Raiders of Roanoke in Virginia Beach. Mary Burke and Sydney Murphy won earlier for Cape Henry on doubles line 2. Cape Henry continued the momentum to singles, where No. 4 Avery Jane Demuth, No. 3 Cora Timms and No. 5 Shoemaker prevailed. Shoemaker won the clinching match 8-2. Cape Henry will play at home in Saturday’s final against St. Anne’s-Belfield of Charlottesville.
#2 St. Anne’s-Belfield 5, #3 Foxcroft 2
The defending champion Saints won at home over their boarding-school opponents from Middleburg.
