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Centreville High Sports Review

A look at the latest sports news from Centreville High School.

Indoor track: Congratulations and good luck to the 17 runners who will compete in the Northern Region Meet at George Mason University on Saturday, Feb. 18:  

Texas Williams:  Triple Jump, 55m, 300m and 800m relay

Philip Christope: Long Jump, Triple Jump

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Sydney Pryor: Hurdles, Triple Jump

Alex Myers: 500m

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Michael Wright: 300m dash

Chan Young Lee: 3200m

Chase Heiner:  1000m

Maryn Wood: 300m

Jackie O’Shea:  3200m

Brett Martin, Chris Jones, Daniel Molina, Marcel Smith:  800m, 1600m, 3200m relays

Hayley Anderson, Valery Luna, Bella Muzo, Jackie O’Shea:  800m, 1600m, 3200m    

Wrestling: placed 11th at this past weekend’s Northern Regional Wrestling Tournament held at Hayfield Secondary School. The Wildcats put one wrestler in the finals and had two in the consolation finals. Senior Ryan Sepulveda made it to the finals of the 170-pound weight class before running into Mount Vernon’s Dusty Floyd; a hard fought match between these two ended with Floyd taking the Regional title. Losing a tough match in the quarter finals, David Chenevey dominated his way back through the consolations to earn himself his first trip to the VHSL Championships.

Disappointed from his semi-final showing, Joey Steinbach bounced back with an impressive 8-4 demolition of Robinson’s Andre Kendall to earn his State birth. For two of the three Wildcats, this will be their final high school competition: Co-Captains Sepulveda and Chenevey hope to end their high school wrestling careers atop the VHSL podium. Junior Joey Steinbach also hopes to earn some hardware. The State Tournament will be held this Friday and Saturday, February 17-18, at Robinson Secondary School. Wrestling will begin at 10 a.m. Friday and conclude Saturday evening.

Girls Basketball: The Lady Wildcats were no match for powerhouse on Tuesday night, Feb. 7. Playing on the Cougars’ home court, the Lady Wildcats were led by Chaney Forbush, who had 8 points and 6 rebounds.  Katie Blumer had 7 points while Ailyn Kelly had 3 rebounds. 

After that disappointment, Centreville scored a thrilling 51-47 overtime win over on Friday night, Feb. 10. Trailing by two with eight seconds to play in regulation, Ailyn Kelly scored her only two points of the night to send the game into overtime. Chaney Forbush led CVHS with 16 points and 15 rebounds, Jenna Green added 13 and Katie Blumer had 11, including three three-pointers. Centreville's record stands at 3-7 in the Concorde and 11-10 overall. 

Boys basketball: On Tuesday, Feb. 7, the Boys varsity basketball team lost a heartbreaker of a game to Oakton on their home court by a double overtime score of 38-33. Evan Fuller led the team with 10 points and 4 rebounds while Robert Coker had 8 points. 

Later in the week, on Friday, Feb. 10, CVHS won a decisive game over visiting , by a score of 56-42. Fuller had 17 points and 5 rebounds while Coker had 10 points and 6 rebounds.

VHSL all-state football teams, as selected by coaches:

First Team, Offense

Running Back – Manny Smith

First Team, Defense

Co-Players of the Year:  Ken Ekanem (along with Justin Lyles of Phoebus HS)

Defensive End:  Ken Ekanem

Defensive Back:  Connor Coward

Second Team, Defense

Linebacker:  Matt Vlissides

A complete list of all-state players is available on The Virginian-Pilot

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