Ella Weaver has blossomed into the next star on the hardwood in Greene County, a county with a deep rooted passion for basketball, but the love of the game started on the road.

The game of basketball did not find Olivia McGhee until middle school, but her grandfather always saw the potential in the Louisa County native.

A year ago Drue Hackenberg was barely throwing after a standout career at the Miller School, much less had any idea what role he would have with Virginia Tech as a freshman.

Louisa County native Olivia McGhee took three official visits during the month of June to Kentucky, Virginia and Virginia Tech, but nothing matched the feeling she had when walking into John Paul Jones Arena.

Louisa Basketball star Olivia McGhee chooses UVA Women's Basketball.

Rarely has a day gone by since Kymora Johnson was three-years-old where she did not find a basketball in her hands.

Louisa County's Sylvie Jackson never knew the distances the sport of basketball would take her when she signed up for a boy's rec league team in third grade.

The sports landscape changed 50 years ago for female athletes with Title IX signed into law and five decades later the impact was clear on the face of every person at the VHSL celebration on Thursday.

Former Miller School player Aundre Hyatt has been selected to USA Basketball's East Coast team. 

Western Albemarle continues their exciting men's soccer season with accolades going to both senior Sam Vigilante and head coach Milo Oakland who have been named Class 4A Player and Coach of the Year.

The state title match went all the way into PKs and the Warriors came out on top with unreal saves from Cullen Webster in net and the ice from Will Graham, beating Jefferson Forest for their championship in Class 4.

Alex Keeton buried the golden goal in the fourth overtime period to send Western Albemarle boys soccer into the Class 4A Championship.

Four local teams pick up wins to advance to championship weekend.

Western Albemarle girls tennis took the semifinal match into doubles, where the Warriors claimed the 5-2 win over Blacksburg and advance to the state championship.

Sophie Lanahan recorded 7 assists for the Warriors as Western Albemarle girls lacrosse wins and advances to the state semifinals.

Jefferson District foes met in a rainy Region 3C Championship as CHS survived Monticello with a 2-1 win

Monticello and Charlottesville boys soccer locked up state tournament berths, while Fluvanna County girls soccer made program history on Wednesday night.

A busy night of region semifinals saw William Monroe baseball and softball lock up state tournament berths.

Orange County softball locked up a spot in the state tournament with a walk off win over Louisa County.

Two local high school basketball stars could soon wear the stars and stripes as St. Anne's-Belfield duo Kymora Johnson and Carter Lang prepare to compete at Team USA Basketball trials this week.

Miller's remarkable season and journey in the VISAA postseason came up just short, falling to Cape Henry Collegiate on an extra inning walk-off 5-4.

Charlottesville area girls lacrosse programs were well represented in the state championships, with both Covenant and St. Anne's-Belfield bringing home trophies.

After missing his junior season while battling cancer, CHS pitcher Aidan Peters took his rightful place on the mound tonight, throwing out the first pitch ahead of the Black Knight's final home game.

Covenant girls lacrosse advances to the VISAA Championship game with an 11-9 win over VES.

The St. Anne's-Belfield and Covenant girls lacrosse teams scored big wins to advance to the VISAA Semifinals.