Central, Buffalo Gap & Riverheads took the night off on Friday, leaving just 3 District teams in action.

Bill Meade phoned in the final from Luray where the Bulldogs improved to 2-3 with an impressive 34-7 victory over visiting Manassas Park (Bull Run).

Stonewall Jackson and Page County were also facing teams from the Bull Run and were less fortunate.

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Madison County (6-0)  48, Stonewall Jackson 7 (@ Madison)

http://www2.dailyprogress.com/cdp/sports/high_school_prep/high_school_football/article/madison_remains_perfect/47175/

From the Daily Progress

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Clarke County (6-0) 53-0  over Page County in Shenandoah

http://www.nvdaily.com/sports/2009/10/clarke-tramples-panthers.php (Brian Eller @ NVD)

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District play is set to begin next Friday night.

Riverheads 3, Luray 1 – Thanks to a call from Bill Meade of the Page News & Courier.

Riverheads takes the lead in the Shenandoah District

No on-line gamer.

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Central-1 @ Page County-3

25-17, 25-14, 21-25, 25-16

No on-line gamer.

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Buffalo Gap -0 @ Stonewall Jackson– 3

Dennis Atwood of the NVD has the gamer from the match.

http://www.nvdaily.com/sports/2009/10/generals-pick-up-big-win.php

Central vs. Buffalo Gap Cross Country

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Girls

Central            24

Buffalo Gap    33

1.         18:33   Amber Hawkins

2.         22:00   K. Sheridan

3.         22:11   Katie Ritenour

4.         22:25   G. Sheridan    

5.         22:25   Taylor Pumphrey

6.         22:56   Sheridan

7.         24:01   Michelle Selwyn

8.         24:22   Taylor Lauer

9.         24:41   McNeal

10.       25:06   Emily Taff

11.       25:36   Jessica Frenzel

12.       25:42   Megan Burch

13.       26:15   Lauren Didawick

14.       26:19   Rachel Truban

15.       26:52   Sicheri

16.       27:02   Jensen Hoover

17.       27:06   K. Miller

18.       28:44   Shira

19.       33:37   Megan Brennan

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Boys

Central            15

Buffalo Gap    49

1.         17:18   Cole Baker

2.         17:34   Javier Carreno

3.         17:41   Alex Gochenour

4.         17:46   Marshall Brill

5.         17:49   Brandon Poff

6.         17:53   Chris Black

7.         18:12   Michael

8.         18:22   David Savage

9.         18:26   Foster Veach

10.       18:42   Swiney

11.       18:44   Skylar Wolf

12.       18:56   Richely

13.       18:59   Peyton

14.       19:00   D. Harner

15.       19:01   Jonathan Neri

16.       19:10   Chris Perez

17.       19:20   Nick DeVito

18.       19:27   Michael

19.       19:40   Cromer

20.       19:42   Logan Patrick

21.       20:01   Justin Mauck-Hill

22.       20:22   Thomas Currie

22.       20:33   Gregory Baker

25.       20:38   Jordan Neri

26.       20:54   Lukas Waldron

30.       21:26   Zach Corona

3 mile Course

Central Runners are in Bold

Central vs. Buffalo Gap

Last night at the Luray VB match with Page County I bumped into LHS Golf Coach Chris Mercer and we started talking about the District golf tournament out at Bryce on Monday. Coach had one golfer that qualified for the event,

freshman Jacob Noser.

  Noser carded a 95 for his 18 holes at Bryce Mountain Resort on Monday to finish near the bottom of the 72 golfers that played in the event. A mear blip in the box score if you could find someone that ran the entire list of golfers but if you look behind the line score you will find something pretty amazing or as Paul Harvey would say “The Rest of the Story”.

             To say that young Mr. Noser struggled a bit on his first nine would be a undestatement as the Bulldog carded a 57. Everyone that has played golf has played that type of 9 holes can feel the pain of having everything that could go wrong doing so. The easiest thing to do would have been bag the round and focus on next season but Noser would have none of that.

            A tip of the Cap to Noser for not only mailing it in but showing no matter how bad your day is going there is hope of turning it around.

              Noser fired a 38 on the second nine to complete his effort for the day at 95 strokes. I am not sure if the Virginia State High School keeps records on such improvements but that was a 57-38=95. Noser trimmed 19 strokes of his score for the second nine. There would be no WD posted this day, just one of the greatest 9 hole

turnarounds I have ever seen at any level of golf!