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Roanoke College announced plans to add a varsity women’s flag football team for spring 2028, joining a growing trend across the ODAC and signaling a commitment to gender equity in collegiate sports.
Roanoke College announced that women’s flag football will become a varsity sport in spring 2028, joining a growing list of collegiate programs.
Roanoke College’s Maroons, led by coach Bryan Stinespring and senior lineman Nathan Johnson, open their 2024 campaign with a home game against Greensboro College on September 12, aiming to build on a promising 5‑4 debut season.
This weekend, Troy Daniels and his team brought together youth basketball players in Roanoke, Virginia, for the eighth edition of the Dream Big Basketball Camp, highlighting mentorship, teamwork, and a new partnership with Summit Sportsplex.
As the Virginia High School League dead period ends, teams like Glenvar and William Fleming are gearing up for competition, each facing distinct challenges and opportunities.
The Roanoke Police Department, in collaboration with The Summit Sportsplex, will host free basketball sessions for teens, reinforcing the PROS program’s mission of positive community engagement.
Coach James Franklin emphasized personal connections and fan enthusiasm during the ACC Kickoff and a recent tailgate event in Roanoke.
The first annual George C. Miller Youth Football Camp brought together young athletes in Roanoke to commemorate the late coach’s impact, featuring drills, a plaque ceremony and reflections on perseverance.
Al Holland Sr., a standout pitcher from Roanoke, Virginia, passed away at 73. His collegiate brilliance at North Carolina A&T and a decorated MLB career left a lasting mark on baseball.
Patrick Henry High School announces Berlyn Seitz as its new girls basketball coach, bringing seven years of experience and a player‑centered philosophy.
Jefferson Forest High School has appointed Bryce Woodliff as its new boys basketball head coach, while Rockbridge County named Tyler Falls to lead the girls program. Both hires highlight regional connections and a shared emphasis on passion, persistence, and purpose.
Jada Cook’s basketball camp in Roanoke blends skill development with community mentorship, while the former Murray State guard eyes a transfer to Stony Brook University.
A 25‑year‑old suspect was taken into custody after a gun was discharged during a pickup basketball game at Roanoke’s Recreation Center, prompting serious criminal charges.
The recent VHSL soccer state semifinals showcased dominant performances and dramatic finishes across boys' and girls' divisions.
The Yellow Jackets will contest the state title at Roanoke College after a dominant 5‑1 win, with Jones and Mayorga leading the charge.
Alumni of William Fleming High School and the Virginia Military Institute are set to run their three‑decade‑old basketball camp, offering young athletes a fun, skill‑focused experience.
The Hokies will begin the 2026 campaign against VMI in Blacksburg, with a full slate of games against Old Dominion, Maryland, Pittsburgh and SMU, each slated for specific dates and networks.
Award‑winning writer‑director Phil Wall, alongside co‑writer Nick Sprague, unveils a documentary series that chronicles the evolution of men’s professional soccer in the United States, spotlighting key figures from the sport’s history.
Freshman Ethan Ball earns WDBJ7 Saturday Sports Extra Anchor All Star honors after a breakout performance in the ACC Tournament, hitting three home runs and driving in four runs.
The William Fleming boys edged Franklin County 1-0 with Ernesto Gomez-Meza scoring, while the Franklin County girls secured both tournament and regular‑season titles.