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Meet the 2023 All-Tidewater Boys Volleyball teams
Kempsville's Ryan Pecora is the All-Tidewater Boys Volleyball Player of the Year after registering 592 kills and a .379 hitting percentage for the Class 5 Region A runner-up.
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Meet the 2023 All-Tidewater Girls Volleyball teams
First Colonial's Kayla Foley is the All-Tidewater Girls Volleyball Player of the Year after recording 406 digs, 55 aces, and 89 assists for the state champion Patriots.
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Wrestling preview: Two state champions return to bolster top-ranked Great Bridge
The Wildcats are in the hunt for the program's 26th state championship, and coach Steve Martin has a dual meet mark of 224-15.
Phoebus rides offense early, defense late to win battle of unbeatens with Warhill
The Phantoms' offense took control early as Phoebus earned another state semifinal berth. The Phantoms rushed to a 27-0 lead in the first half, and then their defense forced four...
Richmond earns share of CAA title after W&M’s two-point conversion with no time left fails
The Spiders boost their case for reaching the FCS playoffs by stopping a stirring William & Mary comeback.
Warwick hands King’s Fork its only loss of year, gets chance at Maury for Class 5 Region B title
A 28-point fourth quarter by Warwick ends the postseason for Southeastern District champion King's Fork.
Loudoun Valley edges Gloucester in OT for Class 4 field hockey state title
Midfielder Katie Miller poked in a rebound with 4:14 left in the extra period to lift Loudoun Valley.
Tabb captures third straight field hockey state championship with dominant win over Meridian
Sophomore midfielder Kira Trader scored four goals to lead the school to its 11th state championship in the sport.
First Colonial blanked by Independence in Class 5 field hockey state championship
It was the first time that First Colonial has been shut out in the post-COVID era. The Patriots finished the season 18-2.
First Colonial, Gloucester and Tabb field hockey teams reach state championship games
Five Hampton Roads teams played in semifinals Friday, but Nansemond River and Poquoson came up on the short end.