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Saturday’s Scores

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Buckingham County 47, Randolph-Henry 27

Catholic 66, St. Annes-Belfield 61

Chancellor 50, Spotsylvania 34

Colonial Forge 46, Riverbend 27

Cresser Christian, N.C. 50, Shining Stars Sports 42

Currituck County, N.C. 41, Oscar Smith 29

Eastside 55, Castlewood 31

Fort Chiswell 54, Grayson County 46

Fuqua School 47, Blessed Sacrament-Huguenot 41

Georgetown Day School, D.C. 44, Episcopal 33

Jefferson Forest 66, Amherst County 46

Lafayette 35, Jamestown 27

Narrows 54, Parry McCluer 14

Rappahannock County 61, Madison County 45

Rustburg 44, Altavista 29

Southampton 37, Appomattox Regional Governor’s School 19

The Covenant School 70, Norfolk Christian School 62

The St. James Performance 77, St. Frances Academy, Md. 52

Tunstall 38, GW-Danville 32

Union 46, Gate City 36

Warhill 58, Poquoson 29

William Fleming 59, Woodgrove 33

Wilson Memorial 38, Rockbridge County 35

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Fire rages in forest south of Paris as deadly heatwave spreads across Europe

(CNN) — French firefighters are battling a huge blaze in a forest just south of Paris as a devastating heatwave extends its deadly sweep across Europe.More than 3 square miles (800 hectares) of the Fontainebleau forest have been burned, reported CNN affiliate BFMTV on Monday, and fire-fighting aircraft have been scooping up water from the River Seine as part of efforts to get the fire under control.French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez told reporters police are investigating whether the fire was started deliberately. Wildfires had also broken out in other parts of the country, Nuñez said in a post on X on Sunday.Wildfires are not unusual in Europe, but the climate crisis is driving hotter, drier weather, which is setting the stage for fiercer fire seasons. They are also happening earlier in the year and are of growing intensity.In much of France and Spain, an exceptionally wet winter left a lot of vegetation that quickly turned to tinder as three successive heatwaves sent temperatures into the high-30s Celsius.That has led to a spike in the number of larger fires, according to data from the European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS).Extreme heat is also driving excess deaths. In France, more than 2,000 deaths during the last week of June were attributed to the heat. France saw its hottest day ever on June 24.Deaths rose 29% in the last week of June compared to the week before, according to French Health Minister Stéphanie Rist, who noted a “clear increase” in deaths among those aged over 45.And this trend is likely to continue in the coming years as Europe is the world’s fastest-warming continent, with temperatures increasing more than twice as fast as the global average, according to the EU’s Copernicus Climate Change Service.The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2026 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.
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