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River 15th, LB 21st in Wells Fargo Cup standing after winter season

March 15, 2017
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George Wythe-Wytheville, Maggie Walker, Blacksburg, Jamestown, Princess Anne, and Oakton sit atop the Group standings for the Virginia High School League Wells Fargo Cup following the winter sports season.

Blacksburg, in 3A, is the only leader from the fall season still holding the top spot in their Group standings. The Bruins continued their season-long dominance with an impressive winter, scoring 160 total points with 50 in boys’ track, 40 in both girls’ track and girls’ swimming and 30 in boys’ swimming. The Bruins have 405 total points to lead second place Tabb by 112.5 points.

Lord Botetourt is tied for 21st in Group 3A. The Cavaliers earned 15 points in wrestling to up their combined fall and winter total to 55 points.

Maggie Walker is looking to win a fourth straight Cup in Group 2A with 290 points thus far. James River is 15th in the Group 2A yearly standings. The Knights earned 30 points for girls’ indoor track, and River now has a total of 77.5.

Oakton is aiming for a third Cup in five years in Group 6A. Jamestown, the current 4A leader, is a previous Cup winner, while 1A leader George Wythe and 5A leader Princess Anne are hoping to hoist the cup for the first time after spring sports conclude the competition.

First awarded in 1990, the Wells Fargo Cup goes to the school in each group classification that has achieved the best overall record in VHSL state-level competition in 27 sports – the state champions’ state champion.

Cups are presented for athletic and academic activities to the top school in each of the League’s enrollment groups. The winner of the Wells Fargo Cup is determined by a point system based on performance in state championship events. Points are awarded for all sanctioned sports.

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