Patrick Henry High School | Archive | September, 2009

Golf: Deep Run wins Colonial, 9/28/09

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
(804) 240-2191
slewis@digitalsports.com

ASHLAND – Deep Run didn’t take long to make up for its loss of the Colonial District regular-season title, winning the district tournament title by 21 shots Monday afternoon at Hanover Country Club.

The best individual scores of the day all came from the Wildcats. Mikey Cantor and Adam Anschultz posted a 75, 4-over par, and Jason Schumacher and Chris O’Neill registered 76s to distance the Wildcats from runner-up Douglas Freeman (323).

Deep Run lost a playoff to Mills Godwin for the district crown last week, and had to win or finish second to have a chance at defending its region title.

“We struggled in a match against Godwin Friday,” Cantor said. “It feels good to come back and get a big win against them. Hopefully we can carry that on to regionals, and hopefully states.”

Cantor, a sophomore, and Anschultz, a senior, tied for the top individual honors and were reluctant to face each in a one-hole playoff.

Cantor took the hole by one shot, after Hermitage’s Thomas Cole beat out Freeman’s Dave Dwight for the last individual region spot.

Now Deep Run and Mills Godwin, Maggie Walker’s Tim Earley (77) and Travis McCall (79), Freeman’s Matt Harman (80) and Zach Carl (80), Patrick Henry’s Trent Thomas (80) and Cole (81) will set their sites on Monday and Tuesday’s region tournament.

Monday takes place at Jefferson/Lakeside, and they finish up Tuesday at Stonehenge.

“I think we’re all going to have to play well,” Anschultz said. “But I’m looking forward to us being in states.”

Player of the year: Jason Park, Mills Godwin
Coach of the year: Tom Hot, Mills Godwin
SCORES BELOW!

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Girls Volleyball Top 10 – Sept. 15

Records as of Sunday, Sept. 13
Team (Record)

1. Deep Run (2-3)

2. James River (6-2)

3. Cosby (7-2)

4. Mills Godwin (4-1, 6)

5. Clover Hill (5-2)

6. Atlee (4-3)

7. Midlothian (2-4)

8. Manchester (3-4)

9. Patrick Henry (3-0)

10. Hermitage (3-3)

Others receiving votes: Matoaca (4-0); Colonial Heights (5-2)

Coaches and the DigitalSports Richmond staff vote on the poll.

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Patrick Henry FB Preview, 9/2/09

by Stephen M. Lewis
DigitalSports Richmond
slewis@sbgnet.com
(804) 240-2191

If you stay around long enough, you’ll get to see everything.

Patrick Henry coach Ray Long didn’t want to see this, as young and inexperienced a team he’s coached in his 28 years as the head man in Ashland.

“We’ve got a lot of youth, we’ve got a lot of inexperience,” said Long, as his Patriots faced preseason top 10 Highland Springs in a customary scrimmage earlier this season. “It was tough when we went over to Highland Springs. They really whopped us hard. But hopefully it’s a wake-up call.

“Hopefully we improve, that’s what I’m looking for. You have a young team, you look for improvement.”

Long’s pantry isn’t bare. Brandon Wong returns, he’ll play running back, receiver and linebacker. He’s a senior, a welcome site for Long.

So is Hayden Dyer, one of the best kickers in the area. Carter Neal (injured shoulder, may be ready for opener), a running back and linebacker, and Clay Schools (WR) are also seniors.

The offensive line has experience with Justin Manuel and Michael Woodburn, and will protect first-year starter Jay Waller at QB, a junior.

Look out for D’Vonte Derricott, a sophomore running back and linebacker who is also a talented basketball player.

“We’ve got a lot of young men coming from the JV team,” Long said, “and they have to get used to the transition and the speed of football.

“Highland Springs showed ’em really fast.”

ALL ABOUT PATRICK HENRY

Key players: Brandon Wong, Sr., RB/WR/DB; D’Vonte Derricott, So., RB/LB; Hayden Dyer, Sr., K; Clay Schools, Sr., WR; Carter Neal, Sr., RB/LB

Key losses: Adrian Cavanaugh, LB/RB (Will start for JMU at middle linebacker against Maryland, according to Long); Brandon Cash, QB

Big game: at Hanover, Sept. 11, 7 p.m. This is becoming the rivalry in Hanover county.

Outlook: Patience Patriots fans. This young team needs time to mature, but may be dangerous at season’s end.

CAN’T-MISS VIDEO
Stephen Lewis’ take on the Patriots
Coach Ray Long interview

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