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Friday’s Scores

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Atlantic Shores Christian 54, Greenbrier Christian 30

Brunswick Academy 33, Southampton Academy 23

Fuqua School 50, Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 23

Gainesville 72, Stafford 26

Grove Avenue Baptist 63, St. Michael 28

Heritage (Lynchburg) 66, Monticello 52

J.I. Burton 43, Thomas Walker 28

Jefferson Forest 76, Halifax County 37

Liberty-Bedford 49, Martinsville 23

Lightridge 51, Briar Woods 44

Portsmouth Christian 55, Broadwater Academy 21

Randolph-Macon Academy 43, Highland-Warrenton 17

Rappahannock County 61, William Campbell 50

Ridgeview 57, Abingdon 43

Riverside 44, Riverbend 41

Surry County 53, Appomattox Regional Governor’s School 24

Temple Christian 49, Dayspring 39

Virginia Academy 75, Fairfax Home School Athletic Association 41

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Class 6=

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Grassfield 71, J.R. Tucker 20

Lloyd C. Bird 70, Cosby 43

Manchester 89, Landstown 29

Region B=

Hayfield 60, Edison 43

Osbourn Park 72, Colgan 41

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Region D=

Sherando 82, Orange County 43

Class 5=

Region C=

Glen Allen 46, Franklin County 29

Highland Springs 51, Prince George 33

Mills Godwin 49, James River-Midlothian 28

William Fleming 73, Albemarle 8

Class 3=

Region A=

Colonial Heights 78, Booker T. Washington 13

Tabb 66, I. C. Norcom 48

York 40, Heritage (Newport News) 35

Region B=

James Monroe 59, Maggie L. Walker GS 30

Meridian 55, Fauquier 28

Skyline 66, Culpeper 34

Region C=

Turner Ashby 48, Rustburg 21

Wilson Memorial 55, Staunton 39

Class 2=

Region A=

Randolph-Henry 57, Windsor 25

Region C=

Chatham 59, James River-Buchanan 28

Floyd County 76, Appomattox 28

Radford 62, Patrick County 53

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Region B=

Riverheads 57, Brunswick 20

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ICE agent shoots and kills motorist in Maine, senator says

▶ Watch Video: 1 person killed in Maine shooting involving ICE, state House speaker says A man who was ordered to leave the U.S. was shot and killed in his car in Maine on Monday by an agent with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Maine Sen. Angus King said, marking the second time in a week that ICE officers have used deadly force in the U.S. An immigrant rights group said the man killed in the shooting was Colombian.King was briefed on the shooting in Biddeford, Maine, by Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, the senator said during a news conference in Portland before catching a flight to Washington. He said the deceased man had been given an order to leave the U.S. He said the deceased man had been given an order to leave the U.S. and was the target of an arrest warrant based on his immigration status."He was in a vehicle, pulled out in the vehicle, and the term the secretary used was 'weaponized' the vehicle," King told reporters. "He was shot by an ICE agent. What I said to the secretary was we want a full, transparent and open investigation of this matter."The agents involved in the shooting weren't wearing body cameras, King said, which he said concerned him. The FBI will lead the investigation into the shooting, King said.The state attorney general's office, which is also investigating the shooting, said in a statement that the man "attempted to flee in a vehicle in the direction of" an officer with ICE's Enforcement and Removal Operations directorate, according to initial statements collected by investigators. The officer who opened fire will be placed on leave, according to the attorney general's office. Immigrant rights group IDs man killed in Maine shootingThe Maine Immigrants' Rights Coalition identified the person who was shot as a 26-year-old Colombian man who was authorized to work in the U.S. and had been issued a Social Security number.A neighbor, Nelson Elias, told reporters that the man was married with a young daughter who's about 2 or 3 years old. A photo from the Portland Press Herald shows a car behind police tape with four bullet holes in the windshield on the driver's side.A Kia sedan with four bullet holes in the windshield is seen at the scene of a shooting in Biddeford, Maine, July 13, 2026. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald via Getty Images
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