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High School

  • Forest falls to Amherst

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        Mistakes on the field led to a loss for the Jefferson Forest football team last Friday. Amherst capitalized on the mistakes and won 34-22.
        “We dug a hole for ourselves right at the beginning of the game,” said Coach Bob Christmas. “We dropped a touchdown pass on the first play from scrimmage and failed to score on that drive.”

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  • Staunton River falls to Northside

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        Staunton River volleyball fell to Northside and Alleghany this past week.
        The Lady Golden Eagles fell to Alleghany 3-1.
        The Lady Mountaineers took the first two sets 25-20. The Lady Golden Eagles fought in the third after two close sets and finished 25-16 winning the third. Alleghany then took the fourth 25-23, a two point set to win the match.
        

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  • Week 6 Football previews

    Jefferson Forest travels to Heritage

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  • River’s offense overpowers Fleming

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        The Staunton River offense started off slowly last Friday but was still able to eventually overpower the William Fleming defense. The Golden Eagles cruised to a 47-7 victory over the Colonels.
        “We are tickled to death to get the win and get to 5-0,” said Coach Chuck Poston. “It wasn’t perfect but I am really proud of the way our kids played. We were a little sluggish offensively to start out.”

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  • Liberty steps up its game

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        Crucial mistakes cost Liberty against Rustburg last Friday and the Minutemen fell 34-20.
        “We played better,” said Coach Chris Watts. “We still made some mistakes at the worst possible time to kind of put ourselves in a bad situation.”
        Rustburg started off the game with a 60-yard rushing touchdown. Liberty answered with a Brock Porter 3-yard touchdown. PAT was no good.

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  • Week 5 Football Previews

    Liberty hosts Rustburg

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  • Forest wins Skyline Invitational

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@Bedfordbulletin.com

        Jefferson Forest competed in the Skyline Invitational last Wednesday and defeated 15 competing teams.
        Forest scored a 294 on the 18-hole invitational. The second place team Loudon Valley scored  307.
        Isaac Simmons placed second with a score of 69, Garnet Manley III finished with 73, Zach Abbott finished with 74,and Nick Willis finished with 78.

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  • Liberty volleyball defeats E.C. Glass

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com
        
        The Liberty volleyball team defeated E.C. Glass 3-1 for its second win of the season.
        The Lady Minutemen took set one 25-18, but the Lady Hilltoppers came back in the second set to win 25-22.
        Liberty bounced back in the third winning 25-19 and then took the fourth 25-13.
        The Lady Minutemen are now 2-3 on the season and will play at Brookville on Thursday.

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  • Liberty falls to Hidden Valley

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        The Liberty Minutemen fought hard against Hidden Valley but turnovers in crucial moments led to a 61-21 loss.
        “We thought we had moments we played well,” said Coach Chris Watts “At the worst possible time we turned it over.”
        The Titans took a quick jump on the Minutemen scoring 21 points in the first quarter.

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  • River makes history with win

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        Staunton River rules the county.
        The Staunton River and Jefferson Forest football game was a literal clash of county rivals as four injuries occurred in just the first half of last Friday’s battle for county supremacy. When the dust settled, it was the Golden Eagles sitting atop the unofficial county podium, having defeated the Cavaliers 47-36.
        River had already dispatched Liberty the previous week.

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