Eagles defeat Hilltoppers

Rockbridge County girls earn state runner-up nod.

Cave Spring girls reach first ever title game, Glenvar boys will play for "three-peat".

WATCH: All the action and results from the VHSL Class 3 & 4 track meet

Season comes to an end for Jefferson Forest boys and Blacksburg girls.

The Spartans made a late push for a comeback, cutting it as close to a 7 point margin.

The Spartans return to the field following a Class 4 state runner-up nod in 2023.

Salem head coach George Revercomb named the Class 4 Boys coach of the year, Robert Sorenson of E.C. Glass named player of the year.

Liberty commit Tyler Beck guided the Cavaliers to 18 shutouts this past season.

Glenvar boys and girls soccer sweep Class 2 state titles.

The Trojans multi-sport athlete is the new record holder in the high jump.

Defending state champion Northside returns to the state semifinals as well

The Spartans, currently on a 12-game win streak, will face its toughest battle yet in Phoebus on Saturday.

The undefeated Cougars defeated the Hilltoppers 30-14.

Alaysia Oakes of Heritage added to her illustrious high school career with state gold in the VHSL Class 3 100-meter dash.

In what proved to be a back and forth affair between the clash of the Spartans, Broad Run outlasted Salem for a 28-24 victory. They scored a touchdown with 30 seconds left in the game to secure a spot in the VHSL Class 4 State Championship game next weekend.

White threw 6 touchdown passes to earn week one Player of the Week honors.

The Hilltoppers went from 16 seniors in 2019 to just two this season.

Franklin County's Kylie Cooper claimed gold in the Class 6 Girls 800 meter run.

Salem's state championship football team had their team picture outing on Wednesday.

Four SW Virginia area squads played for state titles on Saturday. Salem and Appomattox took home state gold, while Lord Botetourt and Galax claimed state silver.

Spencer Hamilton scored 17 points, 8 rebounds and 5 blocks in the 56-39 win, as Parry McCluer won its first VHSL State Championship in program history. Ad“Two out of three years we’ve been to state title game, we get a little closer every year,” said Pulaski County head coach Scott Ratcliff. This season they reached a VHSL State Championship game for the first time in program history. The difference was, we made a few turnovers we didn’t want to and we had some shots that didn’t go in,” said Patrick Henry head coach Mike Hedrick. With the win Princess Anne has now won 8 consecutive VHSL State Championships, 12 overall as a program.