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Mustangs Claim Wins in First District Games Having closed out 2007 on a four-game losing streak, the George Mason High School varsity girls’ basketball team kicked off the new year on the right foot, dominating their first two Bull Run District games, besting Manassas Park and Madison County.
Last-Minute Touchdown Sends Statesmen to Playoffs; Square Off Saturday Against Mt. Vernon Majors With a berth in the AAA Northern Region playoffs on the line, the Marshall Statesmen stepped up their game against a Madison team they had not beaten since 1999, finishing off the Warhawks within the last minute […]
Last Tuesday on their senior night, the George Mason High School varsity volleyball team gave their graduating members a fond farewell in what will probably be their last home game, besting Madison County in four sets, 25-13, 25-23, 23-25, 25-20.
The George Mason High School JV football team lost last week at home to Madison County High School in a high-octane offensive thriller that finally ended with a score of 34 – 28.
It was sloppy. It was a shootout. It came down to the wire. Quite frankly, however, a win is a win for the George Mason High varsity football team, as the end certainly outweighed the means in the Mustangs’ 44-43 nail-biting victory over Madison County High School Friday night.
It may not have been the prettiest victory of the year for the Mustangs, but the George Mason High School varsity volleyball team will undoubtedly take the victory, downing the Clarke County Eagles in five games Tuesday night.
It may not have been the prettiest victory of the year for the Mustangs, but the George Mason High School varsity volleyball team will undoubtedly take the victory, downing the Clarke County Eagles in five games Tuesday night.
For over a month now, the George Mason High School varsity golf team has yet to cede a dual match to the opposition. Since August 23, the Mustangs have hit their stride, winning all 16 matches in which they have taken part. However, last Tuesday’s match against Madison County might […]
The George Mason High School volleyball team faces another tough season against the various state powers that populate the Bull Run District, however new head coach Rwaida Alshagra is hoping that a focus on the basics will lead to success in the bigger picture.
After claiming the decisive third match against district rival Clarke County, the Mason High School girls varsity tennis team is still rolling in Region B competition, along with their ailing top player.
