Falls Church and Northern Virginia's Premier Weekly Newspaper Monday, March 27, 2023
With the humid air and hot temperatures inflicting cramps on the players from both squads, the heat seemed to rub off on the George Mason High School varsity football team. The Mustangs’ offense caught fire early, scoring a touchdown on their second play from scrimmage en route to a 42-19 […]
Traditionally, the double-wing offense installed by Mason High School Head Coach Tom Horn relies on ball control on the ground, as the running attack simultaneously bewilders and wears down the opposition. However, in the Mustangs’ season opening meeting with cross-town rival J.E.B. Stuart High School, it was a potent passing […]
A year after going unbeaten in their district, the Mustangs strive for a new identity in 2007. Most teams would be content with a 2006 season that saw them lose zero contests in their district, snap the twenty-eight game winning streak of one of their district rivals, and in which […]
The George Mason High School football team bowed out of the Regional Playoffs with a loss on the road to Goochland High School, but the result was a far cry from the 45-0 drubbing the Mustangs endured from the Bulldogs earlier this season.
The George Mason High School varsity football team braved cold weather and overcame turnovers last Friday night to defeat Bull-Run District rival Manassas Park 14-7, ending the Cougars’ 20-game winning streak in the district.
Football is generally thought of as a cold weather game, but the schedule makers could not have chosen a more beautiful Saturday afternoon for a football game between George Mason and Rappahannock County last week. The ideal football setting at Rappahannock High School was complete with a sun-drenched field and the leaves changing colors on the surrounding hillside. […]
Bolstered by the return of a host of starters from injuries, the George Mason High School varsity football team edged No. 5 Madison County, 25-19, before a record crowd of roughly 1,200 at the Mustangs’ homecoming game last Friday.
LOS ANGELES — When the romantic comedy “When Harry Met Sally” was released in July 1989, it made just $1.1 million during its opening weekend. But Alan F. Horn, whose film company produced the movie, was confident that, given time, it could be a hit.
The George Mason High School varsity football team traveled to Luray High School this past Friday night and lost 21-12. However, for the players, coaching staff and fans, the subplot to the whole game was almost more compelling than the game itself.
Mason defense key in shutout, sets up single a showdown with Stonewall Jackson On a night when lightning postponed the start of the game by thirty minutes and under a steady trickle of rain, the George Mason varsity football team did not miss a beat, easily defeating cross-town rival J.E.B. […]
