The definitive page of the legendary high school football program from Danville, Virginia.
The definitive page of the
legendary high school football program from Danville,
Virginia.
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Last updated September 4th, 2010 September 9th -- The game notes for E.C. Glass are posted here. September 4th -- G.W. busts out the heavy lumber with a 41-12 win over Person County! The game page is here. August 28th -- The Eagles lose their season opener, 49-14, to Hillside. The game page is here.
August 21st -- An impressive showing for the Eagles in yesterday's Football Jamboree! G.W. had their way with Western Branch in a non-scored scrimmage. In the nightcap, a live scrimmage against Northeast Guilford, The Eagles won 20-6. D.J. Benion, Tim Moore and Terrence Jackson scored touchdowns, while Kevin Shuler threw for a score. Below are a few pictures from the Jamboree.
August 2nd -- Practice starts today!! Also take note---all G.W. home games this fall will start at 7:00PM, rather than our traditional 7:30PM kickoffs. Three of our five road games will also be 7:00PM kickoffs. The only 7:30PM kickoffs will be our road games at Hillside on 8/27 and Battlefield on 10/1.
June 23rd -- Travis Tarpley and Justin Ferrell have been named pre-season All-Americans by the 2010 Consensus Draft Services. They track players at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Ferrell, a rising Junior safety at North Carolina A&T was named as a first-team defensive back. Tarpley, who plays at Delaware State, was named first-team Kick Returner. Also, former G.W. Defensive Coordinator Josh Wallace has been named the new Head Football Coach at Capital High School in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Good luck to Josh!! |
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7th -- Former G.W. star Kenny Lewis will not be playing for Virginia Tech this fall. Lewis played in 27 games during his career, starting eight of them. He rushed for 657 yards on 175 carries and scored nine rushing touchdowns in his career. He also caught 11 passes for 57 yards and a score.
“We met today and Kenny decided to give it up,” Beamer said. “I think he’s got a great future in administration [where Lewis had done an internship] and he’s doing things that go in that direction. He’s been a great performer for us and a great guy, and we wish him well.”
