PHOTOS: West Potomac vs. South County
West Potomac beats South County by 10 points in a tight game on Friday.
After a tough four quarters, the South County Stallions lost to the West Potomac Wolverines, 49-39. Read story about the game here
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Sunday, September 16, 2012
Saturday, September 15, 2012
West Potomac Beats South County
The Wolverines' record is now 3-0 after beating the South County Stallions 49-39.
After spending most of the game neck and neck Friday night, the West Potomac Wolverines beat the South County Stallions 49-39 in Lorton. Before the game started, Gerry Pannoni — head coach for South County — said he was concerned about West Potomac's quarterback, Caleb Williams (#17), their running back Demornay Pierson-El (#5) and their kicker Chris Blewitt (#16). "The key is running back Demornay Pierson-El," said Pannoni. "In their first two games, he made a bunch of big plays," he said. "Pierson-El, the quarterback and the kicker can control the game just by field position." In turn, Wolverines Head Coach Jeremiah Davis had his concerns about South County. "These guys started off 0-3 last year then won 11 straight," said Davis. "So …
Curveball
12:17 pm on Saturday, September 15, 2012
Glad to get more details here than the WPost offers. One thing for the writer, and I noticed it last week, too: when a team scores a touchdown they then get a chance to go for what is called an "extra point" or "point after touchdown." Teams can run or kick for the extra point. Most kick. You have been writing that this extra point kick, when successful, is a "field goal." That is incorrect. A … more ›
Monday, October 17, 2011
Man With Stun Gun Injures Two Students At West Potomac High School
20-year-old suspect was released on personal recognizance
A 20-year-old Alexandria man is in custody after entering West Potomac High School and using a stun gun on one teenage student and physically assaulting another after school on Monday, Oct. 3. Kevin C. Pengarthit, of the 8000 block of Lynnfield Dr. in Alexandria, allegedly entered the school around 5 p.m. and used a stun gun on a 14-year-old male and physically assaulted a 15-year-old male. He turned himself in to the Mount Vernon District Police Station on Oct. 6. According to police, Pengarthit had a personal dispute with the victims, who suffered minor injuries. Pengarthit was charged with two counts of assault and battery. Police said no mug shot was available. "The suspect was released on personal recognizance so they did not …
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T Ailshire
4:23 pm on Sunday, October 23, 2011
How was a non-student able to get in after hours? Aren't the doors locked against outside entry after hours? Shouldn't they be opening only from the inside? more ›
Barbara Roach
4:23 pm on Tuesday, September 18, 2012
12 out of the 18 photos were of South County players, cheerleaders or band members. Don't they have their own Patch in Lorton? more ›