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Girls Lacrosse Tops Steward After Slow Start

Anna Winn and Ellie Robertson each scored five times as the Oaks girls lacrosse team ran past the Steward School, 16-9.

The Oaks are 2-5 on the season and play Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School on Thursday.

For more pictures and video, go to Oaks girls lacrosse.

Norfolk Collegiate 16, Steward 9

G-Winn 5, Coakley, Grigg 3, Robertson 5, Sullivan; Steward, Qureshi 4, Kidoff 2, Odibo 2, Shamus, Saverino.

Boys Lacrosse Downs Steward School

Abe Musselmani scored six goals and Maxwell Voos won 20 of 21 faceoffs as the Oaks boys lacrosse team stormed past Steward School, 15-6.

The team plays Ocean Lakes on Tuesday and is at Bishop Sullivan Catholic High School on Thursday.

For more pictures and video, to to Oaks Boys Lacrosse.
Norfolk Collegiate 15, Steward 6

G-NC, Musselmani 6, Howlett 3, Lehew 3, Bunch 3; Steward, not provided.

 

 

 

Girls Win, Advance to State Semifinals

Brianna Powell popped for a game-high 16 points. Iris Krantz poured in 11 points and pulled down 11 rebounds and the Oaks girls basketball team won the VISAA Division II tournament opener on Tuesday.

The Oaks travel to the Miller School in Charlottesville for the state semifinal at 5 p.m. today. For more pictures and video from earlier in the season, go to Oaks Hoops.

Norfolk Collegiate 47, Trinity Christian 40

TRINITY CHRISTIAN: Allen 2, Christel 3, Li. Hardesty 8, La. Hardesty 13, Samaan 2, Peters 3, Gibson 3, Shaheen 5.

NORFOLK COLLEGIATE: Powell 16, Hodges 8, Robertson 9, Reed 2, Krantz 11, Gaskin 1.

 

Undermanned Oaks Win First Dual

The Oaks won the battle of undermanned teams last Wednesday downing Greenbrier Christian Academy 30-12.

Five wrestlers earned wins — 106 Max Edwards, 113 Truman Skaggs, 126 Porter Foster, 132 Jacob Roth, and 285 Jake Rosenblum.

With just six wrestlers, including three eighth graders, it’s been a challenging season for the Oaks.

One highlight has been the wrestling of Jacob Roth, who won the Ram Rumble and is undefeated for the season.

Following a first round bye at the Ram Rumble, the third seeded Roth dismantled the rest of the field. First, pinning Martinez of Jamestown in 47 seconds. Then tech-falling Bell of Western Branch 19-3 in 3:45, he then major decisioned Latta of York 12-3. Jacob punched his ticket to the finals by pinning second seeded Sorensen of Grafton in 2:58. Jacob earned his 4th tournament title of the year with a solid 5-2 victory over top seeded Jordan Robins of Lafayette.

At the Franklin Bronco’s Duals, freshman Truman Skaggs and senior Jacob Roth won all five of their bouts. Truman won his first four bouts by pin and closed out the day with a free wheeling 15-10 over-time victory! The finest outing of his young wrestling career.

Senior Captain Jacob Roth(17-0) cruised to a 5-0 record on the day and finished with a pin in 1:28 vs. Deep Creek’s Tyler Merrill who had won his 100th match earlier in the day. Jacob also had an amazing 12-second pin in the previous round.

Eighth graders Porter Foster 132, Ty McKay, and Jake Rosenblum wrestled well against tough competition on the day.

 

Another Winning Season Ends in State Semis for Girls Tennis

Another winning season ended for the Oaks girls tennis team with a defeat to Norfolk Christian School in the state semifinals.

Collegiate defeated Fredericksburg Academy in the quarterfinals before falling to the Ambassadors.

Team members were Anabelle Groves, Caroline Jordan, Margaret Lockhart, Sydney Matthews, Calie Quinn, Ellis Robertson, Catherine Sarris, Julianna Selig, Audrey Spurgeon, Corey Tharp, Gabrielle Toomy, Solana Wesley, and Caroline Wynne.

 

Field Hockey Team Falls in TCIS Quarterfinal

The varsity field hockey season ended with a 4-0 loss to Cape Henry in the TCIS quarterfinal.

Team members were Nolwen Andre, Lucy Bashara, Molly Beegle, Annabeth Cary, Allison Casper, Elizabeth Connors, Blair Given, McKenzie Grigg, Jackalyn Gulley, Shelby Hall, Charlotte Herndon, Victoria Jones, Sylvia Mack, Abigail McMonagle, Kyleigh O’Brien, Frances Pierce, Emily Scott, Megan Silverman, Emma Wentworth, and Anna Winn.

For more pictures from the season, go to Oaks Field Hockey.

Girls Volleyball Ends Season on High Note

The varsity volleyball team went out in style, finishing their season with a comeback win over Green Run, 18-25, 25-18, 25-11, 26-24.

The Oaks were 3-8 midway through the season. No final record has been posted.

Teams members were Kaitlyn Baxter, Maria Behling, Bren Coakley, Pascale Disch, Hailey Hux, Caroline James, Kaitlyn Kaplan, Caely Kloc, Ava Link, Emily Myers, Brooke Rogers, Skylar Tessler, and Mackenzie Woodson.

For more pictures, go to Oaks Volleyball.

 

Oaks Sailors Sixth in Mid-Atlantic Championship

The Oaks braved heavy winds on the East River in New York to finish sixth over the weekend in the Mid-Atlantic Scholastic Sailing Association team racing championship.

Christchurch School won the event. Norfolk Academy finished ninth.

Sailing for the Oaks were Chris Robertson ’19, Matt Wright ’19, Parker Purrington ’19, Ray Domena ’19, Harrison Thomson ’22, Sam Beck ’21, Robert Chase ’22, and Maggie Campbell ’22.

In the Virginia Interscholastic Sailing Association state championships a week earlier, Norfolk Collegiate teams finished third behind two Christchurch teams and seventh.

For more pictures from the weekend and the season, go to Oaks Sailing. Thanks to parent Scott Robertson for the pictures from New York.

Boys Soccer Earns Second Seed in TCIS Tourney

The boys soccer team completed the TCIS regular season with a 7-2 record (9-2-2 overall) heading into next week’s tournament.

The team plays at home at 4:30 on Tuesday in the quarterfinals.

For more pictures and video from the season, go to Oaks Soccer.

 

Girls Field Hockey Earns Third Win Over St. Margaret

The girls field hockey team shut out visiting St. Margaret last week and now stands 3-5-1 on the season.

They play Friday at Powhatan Field near Old Dominion University against Maury High School.

For more pictures and video, go to Girls Field Hockey.