MOSELEY, Va. – Huguenot did not have its cleanest start Friday night at Cosby, but by the time the second half settled in, the Falcons had taken complete control. Huguenot overcame a scoreless first quarter, two first-half interceptions and several missed opportunities to defeat Cosby 34-0, improving to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in Dominion District play while recording its second consecutive shutout. The night was hot, humid and muggy, with bad weather in the area, but the worst o

RICHMOND, Va. – Nearly three years have passed since Huguenot last lost a Dominion District football game. The location of that loss is where the Falcons return Friday night. Huguenot travels to Midlothian for a 7 p.m. matchup against Cosby at 14300 Fox Club Parkway, bringing a 2-0 overall record and 1-0 district mark into its first road Dominion District game of the season. The Falcons enter the week ranked No. 2 behind Varina in each of the local polls recognized by Hugueno

RICHMOND, Va. – Huguenot’s home opener turned into another record-setting night. The Falcons overwhelmed Clover Hill 68-0 Friday at McFee Field, improving to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in Dominion District play while producing another historic performance in a series that has repeatedly brought milestones for the program. Huguenot built a 54-0 halftime lead, forcing the entire second half to be played under the VHSL running-clock mercy rule. The game itself began earlier than origin

RICHMOND, Va. – After opening the season with a statement victory on the road, Huguenot finally comes home. The Falcons make their 2026 debut at McFee Field Friday night when Clover Hill visits South Richmond for a 7 p.m. kickoff. Huguenot enters the home opener 1-0 following a 28-7 victory at Highland Springs, while Clover Hill arrives at 0-1 after falling 49-9 to Meadowbrook in its season opener. Friday will also be a Green Out, with Huguenot fans encouraged to fill McFee F

HIGHLAND SPRINGS, Va. – Huguenot waited through rain, lightning, multiple delays and a long night before finally getting the opportunity to take the field Friday at Victor W. Kreiter Stadium. Once the Falcons were released onto the field, they made the wait worth it. Huguenot opened the 2026 season with a convincing 28-7 victory over Highland Springs, combining explosive plays on offense with a dominant defensive performance to control one of the biggest early-season matchups

RICHMOND, Va. – Game day has arrived. Huguenot opens the 2026 season tonight with one of the biggest matchups on the Richmond-area schedule, traveling to Victor W. Kreiter Stadium for a 7 p.m. meeting with Highland Springs. The game brings together two of the area’s highest-ranked teams in the latest Richmond Times-Dispatch poll, with Highland Springs ranked No. 3 and Huguenot No. 4. It also gives Huguenot an immediate opportunity to answer the question that has followed the

RICHMOND, Va. – When Huguenot and Highland Springs meet on Friday, Sept. 4, another chapter will be added to a matchup that has been part of Richmond-area high school football history for more than three decades. The Southeast Classic officially began in 1994, when the Falcons and Springers renewed a series that had not been played since 1975. The schools had met before, but the 1994 game marked the first time the matchup carried the Southeast Classic name. What followed was

RICHMOND, Va. – Every championship pursuit is defined by the road it travels. For Huguenot, that road begins against one of Virginia’s premier programs before winding through longtime rivalries, challenging road environments and a Dominion District schedule that has consistently produced some of the Richmond area’s most competitive football. The Falcons’ 2026 slate features nearly every type of challenge imaginable. From an opening-night showdown with Highland Springs to a re

RICHMOND, Va. – Huguenot enters the 2026 season with strong recognition across the Richmond-area high school football landscape. The Falcons are ranked in the top four of every local preseason poll recognized by Huguenot Football, including two No. 2 rankings, two No. 3 rankings and one No. 4 ranking. Huguenot currently sits: No. 2 — RVA Sports Network No. 2 — WRIC 8Sports Blitz No. 3 — Virginia Preps No. 3 — Richmond Times-Dispatch No. 4 — CBS 6 / 910 The Fan While preseason

RICHMOND, Va. – Huguenot’s 2026 position preview series closes with the group that may carry the most talent on the entire roster. The wide receiver room is deep, experienced and loaded with players who can threaten a defense in different ways. It includes proven varsity production, Power Four commitments, young players already holding Division I offers and enough depth that opposing defenses cannot afford to focus on only one target. WR Coach Latroy Tann and OC Javonte Bentl

RICHMOND, Va. – Before his senior season has even begun, Iveon Lewis has added another major statewide recognition to an already historic Huguenot career. 247Sports selected the Huguenot senior and South Carolina commit as its Virginia Preseason Player of the Year entering the 2026 high school football season. The selection was part of 247Sports’ national preseason feature identifying a Player of the Year candidate from each state. In Virginia, Lewis received the nod followin

RICHMOND, Va. – The Falcons enter the 2026 season with seniors Romelo Perry, Jayce Bigelow and Chris Green forming an experienced core in the middle of the defense. Together, they give defensive coordinator Justin Waddey a group that has played significant varsity football, understands the system and has grown from simply relying on athletic ability to recognizing what offenses are trying to do before the ball is snapped. That development has been one of the biggest differen

RICHMOND, Va. – Special teams can change a game in a matter of seconds. A blocked kick. A missed tackle. A long return. A field goal. One play can flip field position, swing momentum and completely change the way a game unfolds. That is exactly why special teams coach Marcus Howard places so much emphasis on effort and discipline. Special Teams Coordinator/WR Coach Marcus Howard “Effort and discipline is key for special teams,” Howard said. “It only takes one person to take o

RICHMOND, Va. – Huguenot’s final preseason scrimmage lasted only one quarter Thursday night at Richard McFee Field, as lightning brought an early end to the Falcons’ matchup with defending Region 5A champion Indian River. Indian River controlled much of the opening quarter before lightning in the area forced both teams off the field and began a 30-minute delay. After waiting through the stoppage, the two programs ultimately agreed to end the scrimmage. With Indian River facin

RICHMOND, Va. – Huguenot will get another strong preseason test when Indian River High School makes the trip from Chesapeake to Richard McFee Field on Thursday, August 20. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. The matchup gives the Falcons another opportunity to build on their first outside competition of the preseason while facing a program that made a deep postseason run one year ago. Indian River enters 2026 as the defending Region 5A champion after advancing all the way to the

RICHMOND, Va. – Few position groups on Huguenot’s roster enter the 2026 season with the combination of experience, athleticism and flexibility found in the secondary. The Falcons return several established players in the back end while also carrying enough depth to give defensive coordinator Justin Waddey freedom to get creative with coverages and personnel. Goons/Nickels Coach Dre Jarvis That confidence is reinforced by a deep group of coaches working throughout the secondar

RICHMOND, Va. – Huguenot enters the 2026 season with no shortage of playmakers across its offense. But for the Falcons to reach their potential, everything starts up front. The offensive line enters camp under the direction of newly hired offensive line coach Bruce Jones, who has quickly established a strong connection with the group while bringing a demanding, physical approach to the position. At the center of it all is returning starter AJ Gary, who offensive coordinator J

HENRICO, Va. – Huguenot’s first opportunity to face outside competition this preseason delivered exactly the kind of test head coach Charles Scott Sr. wants before the games begin to count. Playing in front of a large crowd for scrimmage standards at Chester Fritz Stadium, the Falcons built a 14-7 halftime lead, traded defensive stops throughout the second half and found themselves in a game that came down to the final play before Hermitage ultimately finished with a 17-14 ad