GREENVILLE-Riverheads’ Andrew Folsom didn’t take long to show Wilson Memorial who is the boss on the pitch Tuesday night.

Last year, Broadway did not leave Waynesboro happy.    The Little Giants defeated the Gobblers, sending Broadway further down the bracket.

Get ready, because the former three-time winning World’s Strongest Man, Bill Kazmaier, is headed to the River City on Tuesday for the first time to talk with the local youth.

The Street Stock division was a battle for first.    Keith Branch started on the pole with Jonathan Burris on the outside. Branch jumped to the lead and was holding off Burris for many laps of nose to tail racing.

CHARLOTTESVILLE - With 200 yards to go in Sunday’s final stage of the Tour of Virginia, Javier Zapata finally had a chance to relax.

GREENVILLE - After straining her quad muscle last week, Riverheads’ Ashley Kyle wasn’t sure if she could run at the Augusta County Track and Field Invitational on Saturday.

Todd Phillips has already moved once, when he moved to Waynesboro. He didn’t want to move away again to play college basketball.

GREENVILLE- The goal was simple for Riverheads - control the momentum early.

FISHERSVILLE Being a catcher is a differ-ent kind of fun for Wilson Memorial’s Leah Pagett.

Line drives were the name of the game for Waynesboro on Tuesday at the KC.

In Fishersville, Summer Ramsey allowed two hits and Jamie Blosser and Caitlin Turner each drove in a run as the Wilson Memorial softball team beat Page County 2-1, to keep its undefeated season alive and take lone possession of first place in the Shenan-doah District.

GREENVILLE- Riverheads’ Justin Brake is headed to Roanoke College this fall to play Division III basketball in the Old Dominion Atlantic Conference The News Virginian has learned.

FISHERSVILLE- Buffalo Gap threatened, but Wilson Memorial prevailed 8-4 in a cross-county battle Friday, keeping the Hornets perfect season alive.

It wasn’t a pretty win, but Waynesboro got the job done.

After 12 years of coaching varsity volleyball at Waynesboro, The News Virginian has learned Candace Kimmett resigned as of April 10.

Angry pre-game words from Dad don’t upset Waynesboro’s dynamo volleyball player, Cynthia Atkins, they pump her up.

GREENVILLE- The past two games against Riverheads,  Fort Defiance coach Vic Spotts wanted his team to focus on one thing - quality at-bats.

In Stuarts Draft, Keri Tillison scored the lone Cougar goal off an Leigh Anne Coble assist as the Stuarts Draft girls soccer team fell to Spotswood 4-1 on Thursday.

It was all clear sailing for Waynesboro.  From the first inning to the last, the Little Giants controlled the tempo en route to an 11-1 victory over the Wildcats on Tuesday to keep their undefeated record intact.

The waiting is over: Steve Isaacs is the new Waynesboro football coach and principal Sue Wright couldn’t be happier.

Last year, the Waynesboro girls tennis team could barely fill its six ladder spots.

FISHERSVILLE - After winning the Shenandoah District for two straight years, Wilson Memorial boys tennis coach Ed Lovell thought it would be a rebuilding year.

GREENVILLE At age eight, Annie Sandridge was told she could never be a pitcher by her coach-but boy was that coach ever wrong as soon as Sandridge step foot at Riverheads.

STUARTS DRAFT- It was the first three minutes that Stuarts Draft wasn’t looking for.

CROZET- Steve Isaacs, the incumbent head football coach at Western Albemarle High School, has resigned from his post in Crozet to pursue the same position less than 14 miles away at Waynesboro High.