
Matt Case
High School Sports Reporter at Roanoke Times
High school sports reporter @roanoketimes | Commissioner of my fifth grade paper football league | One-time Heisman voter | [email protected]
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1 week ago |
dailyprogress.com | Matt Case
ROANOKE — With top college football programs filling out their rosters these days with players from the transfer portal, Jase Rhodes wanted to ensure the school he attended would yield him real opportunities to see action straight out of high school.
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1 week ago |
roanoke.com | Matt Case
With top college football programs filling out their rosters these days with players from the transfer portal, Jase Rhodes wanted to ensure the school he attended would yield him real opportunities to see action straight out of high school. Wading through over a dozen offers from Division I programs, that mindset eventually brought the North Cross defensive back to James Madison, where the relationships he had built with coaches in the few months since he was first extended an offer stood out.
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1 week ago |
roanoke.com | Matt Case
PALMYRA — The Cave Spring High School girls soccer team, a squad comprised mostly of underclassmen with inexperience who nevertheless made program history this spring and captured the attention of the commonwealth, fell just short of a spot atop the podium Saturday morning. A pair of second-half goals made the difference as the Knights were outdueled 2-0 by Western Albemarle in the Class 3 state championship at Fluvanna County High School, denying them an inaugural state title.
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1 week ago |
roanoke.com | Matt Case
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2 weeks ago |
roanoke.com | Matt Case
PALMYRA — The Christiansburg High School boys soccer team took control of Friday’s Class 3 state semifinals early, scoring just four minutes in and holding the lead for 26 minutes. Then Meridian tied the match, took the lead and went up by two all in a 14-minute span, aided by a pair of goals in the same minute.
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