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Top local football players honored by Touchdown Club

Top local football players honored by Touchdown Club

Richmonder Staff

Richmonder Staff

December 10, 2024 | 3:08 PM EST

The Touchdown Club of Richmond votes on awards each year for the state's best college football players.
By Richmonder Staff

Randolph-Macon's Pedro Arruza might be the best football coach you've never heard of - and he prefers it that way


“The least interesting thing about him might be the football.”
By Jerry Lindquist
Randolph-Macon's Pedro Arruza might be the best football coach you've never heard of - and he prefers it that way

Running, in the family: 10-year-old is a national orienteering champ


Orienteering is a kind of nature-based treasure hunt.
By Andy Thompson
Running, in the family: 10-year-old is a national orienteering champ

Overtime loss a sour start to key weekend for VCU hoops


The Rams get a small number of chances to impress the NCAA tournament committee, and squandered one on Thursday night.
By Michael Phillips
Overtime loss a sour start to key weekend for VCU hoops

VCU women's basketball aiming to set attendance record on Friday night at SupportHER game


"If you love basketball, you're going to love watching this game."
By Michael Phillips
VCU women's basketball aiming to set attendance record on Friday night at SupportHER game

Huguenot enters football playoffs undefeated as remarkable turnaround continues


"They just needed the right situation, knowing someone loves and cares about them, off the field as well."
By Rob Witham
Huguenot enters football playoffs undefeated as remarkable turnaround continues

At 'King of the James,' the triathlon gets a Richmond twist


The race raises funds for the James River Outdoor Coalition, which nets around $20,000 a year from the volunteer-led event.
By David Lefkowitz
At 'King of the James,' the triathlon gets a Richmond twist
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