The junior quarterback broke five program records in 2024.

Our Game of the Week takes us to Vinton for a much-anticipated game between the Terriers and Colonels.

Our Game of the Week takes us to William Byrd where the undefeated Terriers are taking on the one-and-one Christiansburg Blue Demons.

"A lot of the same goals and lot of kids coming back from last year’s team, but this team has another story they’re beginning to write."

William Byrd sends 12 to next level on signing day

The Terriers senior signal caller ended his career as the school's all-time leader in passing yards

30 championship coaches from the high school and college levels came together for networking and more.

William Byrd students and staff showed up and showed out at their pep rally to celebrate their football team who, for the first time, is advancing to the state semifinals.

The Terriers are Region champs for the first time in program history.

Week 12 of 1st and 10 and it’s playoff time! Interesting River Ridge versus Blue Ridge matchup between two teams that are on the rise.

It’s been seven years since the Terriers have hosted a playoff game. Fans have had lots to cheer about this season and the Terriers want to give them another reason tonight.

Week 8 — time to separate the good from the great.

"They understand what the expectation is," said Terriers head coach Brad Lutz.

2nd annual Gary Chilcoat Memorial Lineman Camp draws hundreds of 1st and 10 athletes to Vinton

Brad Lutz organized the first of its kind event at William Byrd.

William Byrd head coach Brad Lutz organized the school’s first ever Giridiron Coaches Clinic Saturday.

The Camp Tour continues on down the road to Vinton where the William Byrd Terriers are prepping for a new season, packed with experience.

Head coach Brad Lutz hosted the "Gary Chilcoat Memorial Lineman Camp" with likes of nearly 150 high school football players.

William Byrd will be rebuilding in the Blue Ridge District this season.

VINTON, Va.- - Every Friday night a piece of paper is taped into the locker of every William Byrd football player, listing a fallen soldier, their history, along with a quote. "It's also a great opportunity as a coach to teach these kids really what life is about, and that's what coaching is about. It's been a great opportunity for me," Lutz said. "Clarence (Adams) and I were high school teammates and anyone who has played the game of football, especially at the high school level, you get the bond," Lutz said. "One of the things that I enjoy about it the most is we're teaching kids that sacrifice has nothing to do with football," Lutz said.

VINTON, Va. - A new era of football is underway at William Byrd. Brad Lutz steps in after a 38-year reign by Jeff Highfill in Vinton. Lutz comes to William Byrd from Broadway, where he spent ten seasons there. Lutz quickly put his stamp on the Terriers, taking them to a three-day retreat mini-camp at Shrine Mont in the Shenandoah Valley. "Following up Coach Highfill - there's some big shoes there, but you know I put a lot of pressure on myself as a coach anyway.