Justin Robertson
Sports Reporter at The Winchester Star (Winchester, VA)
Sports Reporter for @winstarva & @winstarsports1 ~ Prev: @thetigercu @UpstateTodaySC @clemson_wire @delawareonline ~ @Clemsonuniv alum
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winchesterstar.com | Justin Robertson
WINCHESTER — Telling identical twins apart can be difficult. Just ask Craig Bodenschatz, who has coached seniors Hayden and Tucker LaFever for the last three years on the Sherando High School baseball team. “I’m getting better at it after three years, but there are some days they get me still,” Bodenschatz said. On Thursday, it was Washington (West Virginia) that got a taste of how it feels to be swindled by the LaFevers.
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winchesterstar.com | Justin Robertson
Anthony Lucchiani remembers a distinct lesson from his ninth-grade honors English teacher — and it had nothing to do with reading or writing. One day during Lucchiani’s freshman season at Sherando High School, Lucchiani came into Trevor Johnson’s English class agitated. Johnson, noticing Lucchiani’s despondency, asked why he was upset. Lucchiani thought Sherando coach Brian Kibler was pushing the team too hard in practice.
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winchesterstar.com | Justin Robertson
WINCHESTER — James Wood High School baseball coach Adrian Pullen likes his team to have a next-pitch mentality, and on Wednesday, that mentality was vital. After giving up 10 runs in the fifth inning and surrendering its lead, Wood rallied and defeated Heritage 13-11 in the Battle of the Borders tournament hosted by Shenandoah University at Bridgeforth Stadium on Wednesday. Trailing Wood 9-0 through four, Heritage scored all of its fifth-inning runs with two outs on the board.
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winchesterstar.com | Justin Robertson
Joe Warnagiris wanted more. Although he became the first Frederick County swimmer to bring home a state title the season prior, Warnagiris wasn’t satisfied — he wanted to be etched in the record books. And at March's Class 4 state meet, the James Wood High School senior delivered.
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winchesterstar.com | Justin Robertson
Kiera Webster had been trying since she was 14 years old. Meet after meet. Year after year. She just couldn’t break her personal record in the 200 individual medley swim. But after nearly four years of vying for a time improvement, she broke through the barrier in March on the biggest stage: the Class 4 state meet, where she set a personal record first in prelims and again in the finals.
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After 7 seasons at the helm, Brian Kibler has stepped down as Sherando's wrestling coach, the school announced Tuesday. Asst. Coach Jim Straight will take over. "When you can hand off to a guy like Jim Straight, it makes it a whole lot easier of a sting." https://t.co/fwMilRG4xQ
RT @WinStarSports1: Girls’ ⚽️: #JamesWood (6-1, 2-1 Class 4 Northwestern District) at #Sherando (6-0, 2-0) about to start https://t.co/lFl5…
RT @WinStarSports1: #Sherando wrestling coach Brian Kibler is stepping down after 7 seasons and will be replaced by assistant coach Jim Str…