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Today's Sports

  • Jefferson Forest and Liberty...

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        The Liberty boys basketball team struggled in its first game against E.C. Glass last Thursday. The Minutemen lost 51-38.
        Liberty scored 13 points in the first period, seven in the second, 12 in the third and six in the fourth.
        The Hilltoppers scored 14 in the first, 16 in the second 10 in the third and 11 in the fourth.

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  • Forest girls start off season 3-0

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        Jefferson Forest defeated Culpeper 47-42 to become the tournament Champions last Saturday at Western Albemarle.
        Forest’s leading scorers were Emily Deitrick with 17 pts and 17 rebounds and Cassie Pelletier with eight points and 11 rebounds.
        Tiffany Carey made All-Tournament Team and Emily Deitrick was MVP.

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  • Extra Points: Astonished

        Wow; that was about the only word I felt like I could say watching that Staunton River football team on Saturday. I don’t mean wow as a bad thing I mean wow as a good thing. I could not believe some of the plays this team was making.
        Watching this Golden Eagles team reminds me of watching Brookville back when I was in school, just everything about it amazed me. Sometimes it was truly better than watching college or even the NFL.

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  • Extra Points: Astonished

        Wow; that was about the only word I felt like I could say watching that Staunton River football team on Saturday. I don’t mean wow as a bad thing I mean wow as a good thing. I could not believe some of the plays this team was making.
        Watching this Golden Eagles team reminds me of watching Brookville back when I was in school, just everything about it amazed me. Sometimes it was truly better than watching college or even the NFL.

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  • Smith Mountain Lake Fishing...

    DALE WILSON
    SML GUIDE SERVICE
    PHONE NO:  540-297-5650 / 540-874-4950
    www.captaindalewilson.com

     OVERVIEW- Fishing will be better this month! Water temperature will be in the upper 40’s to lower 50’s. Best times will be early morning, late afternoon and cloudy days this month. Striper fishing the past few weeks has been poor. Cooler water temperatures hopefully will make for better fishing this month.

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  • It’s all about the line

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        If it wasn’t for the Staunton River offensive line Grayson Overstreet, Kalip Jones and T.J. Tester would struggle getting points on the board.
        The Staunton River line may not be the biggest line in the state of Virginia but with the guidance and help of their coaches they have definitely proven themselves to be one of the toughest.

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  • The battle for the best of the...

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        This is the first time the Staunton River football has made it to a State Championship and have the possibility of becoming the 3A State Champions.

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  • No hope for Hopewell

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        The Staunton River Golden Eagles made the State Semifinal game look as though it was just another regular season game last Saturday.

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  • Boys Basketball Previews

    Forest has a young boys basketball team

     

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  • 37th Annual Peaks of Otter...

    By Margaret Scott
    Sports Editor
    Sports@bedfordbulletin.com

        The 37th Annual Peaks of Otter Christmas Classic 5K walk/run will be held this Saturday in Bedford. The 5K will have the youth one mile run and the corporate team event.
        The 5K supports the YMCA’s financial aid campaign. The campaign helps families that would be unable to join the YMCA due to having a low income.
        The campaign gives over $75,000 each year in financial aid.

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