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    The Golden Eagle offense is back in gear.
    Staunton River started out slow in the first quarter in its game against Alleghany, but caught fire in the second en rout to a 60-24 victory over Alleghany.
    “It was a big win for us. And we put ourselves in a real good position to make the playoffs.” said Coach Chuck Poston.

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    Several Staunton River runners ran their personal bests at the Metro Cross Country Meet in Blacksburg this past Wednesday.
    The Staunton River girl’s team came in 18th place over all out of 25 participating schools.  River’s top girls were Rachel Maslen with a time of 26:47, Jessica Carreon-Gamez with a time of 27:03, Amy Vinson with a time of 29:21 and Jacklynne Goyne with a time of 30:36.

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Tied at 12-12, a storm blew through Moneta midway through the second quarter of the Blue Ridge District clash between Staunton River and Northside Friday night.
    But when the storm had passed the Eagles met up with another storm: The Vikings lightning fast offense and thunderous defense which dominated the rest of the game en route to a 33-12 victory.

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This win wasn’t so easy. Jefferson Forest struggled with Rustburg in last Friday’s Seminole tilt, but eventually pulled away for a 36-26 victory.
    “The whole game was close,” said Coach Bob Christmas. 
     Seth Baker, Rustburg, ran the ball 22 yards for a touchdown and the extra point failed. Forest answered back with a Navy Jones one yard touchdown, the extra point failed.  At the end of the first quarter the game was tied 6-6.