Rappahannock baseball, soccer teams end season as regional champs

by | Jun 7, 2024

Jared Loving (3) prepares to bat.
Jared Loving (3) prepares to bat.
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Goalie Scott Woodward (26) and his teammates attempt to block a West Point goal.
Goalie Scott Woodward (26) and his teammates attempt to block a West Point goal.
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The Rappahannock County High School baseball and boys soccer teams ended their seasons Tuesday.

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Jared Loving (3) prepares to bat.

Baseball

After holding out in the first half of its game against the Lancaster Red Devils, the Rappahannock County baseball team lost a close quarterfinal 2-4 played at the Rappahannock County Elementary School. The team finished its season as region champions, but will not advance to the state semi-finals. 

In photos: RCHS baseball quarter finals

Boys soccer

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Goalie Scott Woodward (26) and his teammates attempt to block a West Point goal. 

The RCHS boys’ soccer team fought hard at a home match on Tuesday, but ultimately lost its quarterfinal game against West Point High School 1-7. The team finished out the season with a region title win, but will not advance to the state semi-finals. 

In photos: RCHS boys soccer quarter finals

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Ireland joined Foothills Forum as a full-time reporter in 2023 after graduating from the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication with a degree in journalism and minor in music. As a student, she gained valuable experience in reporter and editor positions at The Red & Black, an award-winning student newspaper, and contributed to Grady Newsource and the Athens Banner-Herald. She spent three years as an editorial assistant at Georgia Magazine, UGA’s quarterly alumni publication, and interned with The Bitter Southerner. Growing up in a small town in Southeast Georgia, Ireland developed a deep appreciation for rural communities and the unique stories they have to tell. She completed undergraduate research on news deserts, ghost papers and the ways rural communities in Georgia are being forced to adapt to a lack of local news. This research further sparked her interest in a career contributing to the preservation of local and rural news.