Updated: 12:17 PM Junior Kent Henry is getting ready for his second season as starting quarterback at Western Albemarle by participating in the Scrimmage Play Six quarterback camp.

Updated: 12:18 PM The major recruiting websites all consider Fork Union's Christian Hackenberg one of the best high school quarterbacks in the country. See why on Day Four of the Scrimmage Play Six quarterback camp.

Updated: 12:18 PM Despite being listed at just 5-8, William Monroe's Jack Morris put up some big numbers as a sophomore last fall. Now he's showing his stuff at the Scrimmage Play Six quarterback camp.

Updated: 9:36 PM Fork Union quarterback Christian Hackenberg is back home in Central Virginia -- and trying to keep a low profile.

Updated: 12:19 PM This fall, Cam Johnson will take over as quarterback at Buckingham County. But before going under center for the Knights, he's going under the spotlight at the Scrimmage Play Six.

Updated: 12:19 PM Recent James Madison commit Jhalil Mosley, a rising senior at Monticello, is the first local player to be spotlighted at the Scrimmage Play Six quarterback camp.

Posted: 11:38 PM Monticello rising senior quarterback Jhalil Mosley has reportedly made his college football decision.

Posted: 5:21 PM Monticello senior running back Isaac Robinson has decided which post-graduate school he will attend next season.

Posted: 10:16 PM Mike Brown's football career has taken him from Monticello High School to Liberty University -- and now, to Jacksonville, Fla., with the hopes of an NFL career.

Updated: 12:02 AM Monticello rising senior quarterback Jhalil Mosley received his first college scholarship offer on Wednesday -- from one of the high profile programs in FCS football.

Posted: 11:39 PM According to ESPN, only a handful of rising high school seniors are better college football prospects than Fork Union quarterback Christian Hackenberg.

Updated: 11:45 PM The reigning Jefferson District defensive player of the year will join the defending ODAC champions next season.

Updated: 11:18 PM Micky Sullivan only needed one word to describe his reaction to an invitation to put the Fork Union football team on national television.

Updated: 11:50 PM Louisa County football standout Andre Mealy has made his college decision.

Updated: 8:47 PM Ed Redmond traveled eight hours to meet his new team of high school football players on Friday.

Updated: 11:43 PM Fork Union's Christian Hackenberg had offers to play for college coaches like Nick Saban of Alabama, or Steve Spurrier at South Carolina.

Updated: 12:12 AM The ink has barely dried on the letters of intent of last week's National Signing Day, and college football programs are already fully focused on the Class of 2013.

Updated: 12:36 AM Louisa's Andre Mealy and Fork Union's Christian Hackenberg were named Falcon Club Most Valuable Players at annual high school football awards banquet.

Posted: 11:55 PM Monticello football coach Rodney Redd says VMI is getting a "diamond in the rough" in Mustangs senior wide receiver Sam Patterson.

Posted: 11:50 AM Charlottesville quarterback Mason Sherry will help build the foundation of the new Alderson-Broaddus football program.

Updated: 11:41 PM With National Signing Day fast approaching, a pair of teammates on the high-powered Monticello offense may soon have college decisions to make.

Updated: 11:54 PM Saying he accomplished what he set out to do when he took the job, Ed Pierce has stepped down after five seasons as head football coach at Western Albemarle.

Updated: 3:12 PM Fork Union Quarterback Christian Hackenberg and St. Anne's Belfield Tailback Branford Rogers were among those named First-Team All-VISAA selections. Twenty-five other local standouts joined them as First-Team, Second-Team or Honorable Mention picks.

Updated: 2:55 PM The proposed high school realignment plan that included a nine-team Jefferson District only lasted about a day.

Posted: 11:50 PM Monticello, Louisa and Buckingham each lost its playoff matchup Friday night. Monticello fell to Liberty, 42-14; Louisa was done in by Powhatan, 35-0, and Buckingham was handled by King William, 32-14.