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High School

  • River rolls over Mounties

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        After a huge win over Northside on Monday, Oct. 10 Staunton River kept its foot on the gas shutting out Alleghany 47-0 Friday.
        That’s an accumulated total of 106-21 for the week. Not a bad five days of work.

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  • 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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