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Hectic finish leads to baseball win for James River

Hectic finish leads to baseball win for James River

Weldon Bradshaw

April 29, 2026 | 7:23 AM EDT

The Rapids ultimately scored a 7-3 victory, but those final six outs came with a much higher degree of difficulty they hoped or imagined.
By Weldon Bradshaw

Matoaca finds its groove after baseball team's uneven start


They lit up the Tigers with four runs in the top of the first inning, delivered two more in the second, and finished with four in the sixth.
By Weldon Bradshaw
Matoaca finds its groove after baseball team's uneven start

En garde! More than 2,000 fencers are competing in Richmond at the national championships


The event runs through Monday and admission is free.
By Julianne Tripp Hillian
En garde! More than 2,000 fencers are competing in Richmond at the national championships

Godwin beats the rain, MWGS in victory


When the Maggie Walker Governor’s School Dragons arrived at Mills Godwin late Friday afternoon to take on the Eagles in softball, the question wasn’t so much, “Who will win?” as it was, “Will they actually play their game to completion?” There were storm clouds hovering overhead, you see,
By Weldon Bradshaw
Godwin beats the rain, MWGS in victory

Powhatan rallies for baseball win over Clover Hill


“We’ve been really good about staying in the game, even when we’re down.”
By Weldon Bradshaw
Powhatan rallies for baseball win over Clover Hill

After shutout loss, Thomas Jefferson baseball responds with shutout win


A nine-run second inning sent the Vikings on a path to victory.
By Weldon Bradshaw
After shutout loss, Thomas Jefferson baseball responds with shutout win

Hanover softball's comeback not enough as Glen Allen wins 8-6


A funny thing happened on the way to a run-rule rout.
By Weldon Bradshaw
Hanover softball's comeback not enough as Glen Allen wins 8-6
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