Yorktown Completes Undefeated Regular Season

by ARLnow.com — November 7, 2011 at 10:42 am 3,602 7 Comments

Yorktown High School beat cross-county rival Washington-Lee 55-33 on Friday to complete a perfect 10-0 season — the first undefeated regular season in school history.

The Patriots football squad dominated the scoreboard and the clock for much of the game, racking up a total of 343 rushing yards. Though Washington-Lee tied the game up at 33 down the stretch, Yorktown ultimately came back and emerged victorious. After handshakes were exchanged, students mobbed the field and celebrated the victory with the triumphant players.

“We’re excited about getting to the playoffs,” Yorktown coach Bruce Hanson said. “I thought our guys showed a lot of class at the end.”

With the victory, the team also captured the AAA National District championship.

Yorktown will face a playoff game against McLean this coming Friday night. If Yorktown wins that game, a semi-final playoff game will be scheduled for Friday, Nov. 18.

Lou

Sweet!
Aaron

Congrats to the Patriots!!!
nels Andersen

Well done!
KARLington

We had a great time at this exciting game – W&L really played well and gave Yorktown a serious challenge before they got to 10-0.

It was unfortunate, though, that the Yorktown band didn’t stop playing when the teams were on offense. I love the band and they’re definitely part of the football experience but courtesy asks that you stop the music when the ball’s in play. I guess at least they were equal-opportunity disruptive and played when both teams were on offense.
Lee-n-Glebe

Congrats YHS!!!
drunk pat

Drink up Yorktown, oh wait we did that on friday night
ArlDad

KARLington,

Both Yorktown and WL Bands were at the game. So it could have been WL playing when YHS had the ball. Regardless of who played, I thought the bands added excitement to the wonderful night of High School football.

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