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Today's Sports

  • Volleyball: Cavaliers Cruise

    By: Denton Day
    Sports Editor
    sports@bedfordbulletin.com
      

    Jefferson Forest returned to form Monday, September 10 with a 3-0 (25-11, 25-13, 25-9) victory over Bedford County rival Staunton River.
        

    The Cavaliers lost a hard fought match against Seminole District rival Liberty Christian 3-2 (25-17, 17-25, 25-27, 27-25, 12-15) three days prior and were in need of a big win.
        

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  • Football: Altavista narrowly...

    By: Denton Day
    Sports Editor
    sports@bedfordbulletin.com

    The Staunton River Golden Eagles had a whirlwind of a week leading up to the matchup with the Altavista Colonels. Head Coach Jeremy Haymore was relieved of his duties amid complaints from parents. Brian Divers was named Head Coach late Tuesday night, giving Divers about a day and a half to game plan for the Colonels.
        

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  • Football: Minutemen storm back...

    By: Denton Day
    Sports Editor
    sports@bedfordbulletin.com

    The Liberty Minutemen found themselves in a spot that few teams would envy. Following the bye week, the team found itself down 20-6 to the Christiansburg Blue Demons, on the road.
        

    “We couldn’t have played a worse first half,” Liberty Head Coach Chris Watts said. “But [the team] realized that. I didn’t need to yell and scream at them they understood.”
        

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  • Football: Jefferson Forest...

    By: Denton Day
    Sports Editor
    sports@bedfordbulletin.com

     

    It has long been tradition for the Jefferson Forest Cavaliers student section–the Hype Platoon–to storm the field following a Cavalier win. You’d be hard pressed to find a more energetic storming than what took place following Jefferson Forest’s 27-21 comeback victory over the GW-Danville Eagles.

     

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  • Football: Staunton River names...

    By: Denton Day
    Sports Editor
    sports@bedfordbulletin.com

     

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    Staunton River announced that Brian Divers will take over as the school's head football coach late Wednesday night. Divers, who is the varsity baseball coach and a longtime assistant to the football program, will replace Jeremy Haymore.

     

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  • High School Schedule: September...

    Wednesday September 5

    Golf

    Liberty vs. Jefferson Forest vs. E.C. Glass vs. Rustburg,
    4:30 p.m. @ Ivy Hill

    Cross Country

    Liberty vs. E.C. Glass vs. Heritage, vs. Amherst County, 5 p.m. @ Liberty

    Thursday September 6

    Volleyball

    Jefferson Forest @ Liberty Christian, 7 p.m.

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  • High School Scoreboard August 28...

    Tuesday August 28

    Volleyball

    Staunton River 3, Heritage 0
    (25-19, 27-25, 25-17)
    (SR) Abbie Dillon: 9 kills, 25 assits 6 aces, 10 digs
    (SR) Audrey Barnes: 7 kills, 6 digs
    (SR) Olivia Martin: 5 kills, 2 aces, 9 digs

     

    Wednesday August 29

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  • Volleyball: Lady Cavs fall in 4D...

    By: Denton Day
    Sports Editor
    sports@bedfordbulletin.com

    The tough opening stretch of the season continued for Jefferson Forest as the Lady Cavaliers hosted the Lady Bruins of Blacksburg High School in a rematch of last year’s 4D Regional Championship.
        

    Jefferson Forest proved that it could hang with Blacksburg but the Lady Bruins walked off the campus of Jefferson Forest with a 3-0 (25-11, 25-20, 25-22) victory.
        

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  • Football: Cave Spring takes down...

    By: Denton Day
    Sports Editor
    sports@bedfordbulletin.com

    Staunton River started its home opener on a high note. The school was on the receiving end of the 2017-18 Blue Ridge District Sportsmanship School of the year award.
        

    Once the game began the excitement remained. Hosting Cave Spring, Staunton River responded to an early Knights touchdown drive with their best drive of the season.
        

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  • Football: Jefferson Forest runs...

    By: Denton Day
    Sports Editor
    sports@bedfordbulletin.com

    The Cavaliers traveled 85 miles southwest to take on Magna Vista. The running attack put on another dominant performance, rushing for over 430 yards in the teams 30-18 win over Magna Vista.
        

    Through the first two games of the season the Jefferson Forest running attack as racked up nearly 900 yards rushing.
        

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