Stone Bridge was the home team and as such, was using the University of Virginia's team locker room. Here, the team gathers just before entering the field to begin its championship game against Potomac.

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In the first quarter, Stone Bridge's No. 3 Jeron Gouveia is taken down by Potomac's No. 4 Darius Brent.

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In the first quarter with 3:43 on the clock, Stone Bridge's No. 8 Matt Irwin takes down Potomac's No. 7 Abdul Kanneh.

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With five minutes left in the second quarter, Stone Bridge's No. 11 Ryan Moody makes this catch but the ball pops into the air and Stone Bridge's No. 15 John Bladel completes the catch and scores the touchdown for Stone Bridge. On defense for Potomac is No. 2 Mulku Kalokoh.

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The University of Virginia's Scott Stadium in Charlottesville, during the Stone Bridge and Potomac game.

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Stone Bridge students cheer their football team in the fourth quarter of the game against Potomac.

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In the fourth quarter with 10:57 on the clock, Stone Bridge's No. 3 Jeron Gouveia comes under Potomac's No. 2 Mulju Kalokoh. Stone Bridge was up, 24-0, at the time.

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With just a few minutes left to play, the Stone Bridge football team soaks head coach Mickey Thompson.

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At the University of Virginia, Stone Bridge students cheer their football team in its championship game against Potomac.

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A view of the Carl Smith Center at the University of Virginia as Stone Bridge kicks an extra point, making the score 31-0 in the 4th quarter with 6:16 left in the game.

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The Stone Bridge High School football team waits for the presentation of its State AAA Division 5 Champion trophy.

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The Stone Bridge football team, with head coach Mickey Thompson, celebrates its AAA Division 5 Championship win (38-0) over Potomac.

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