Eagles start 2021 Season off with a 58-0 victory at Madison County High School. The Eagles first year head coach got his first win and was awarded a game ball. Game highlights coming soon. Sam Brumback, Deonte Trammel, Matthew Sipe, and Childs speak with Moe Murphy after the game.
Saturday, February 27, 2021
Monday, September 28, 2020
Sunday, September 27, 2020
Clarke County Sports salutes Ryan Kerrigan, the Washington Football Team All Time Sack Leader
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| Ryan Kerrigan applies the heat to Tom Brady Doug Aylestock / CCS 2019 |
LANDOVER, Md.- Ryan Kerrigan became the Washington Football Teams All Time Leader in Sacks on September 13, 2020 at FedEx Field. Kerrigan had two sacks of the Philadelphia Eagles Carson Wentz.
Kerrigan tied and then passed longtime Washington Legend Dexter Manley to take over the franchise record, a record that has held for thirty years and will most likely last for years to come.
Clarke County Sports is proud to present a photo presentation from our archives spanning 2012-2019.
Photos by Doug Aylestock & Moe Murphy / Clarke County Sports
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| Ryan Kerrigan delivers a blow to Joe Flacco Moe Murphy / CCS 2012 |
Ryan Kerrigan Stats provided by Pro Football Reference.com
Sunday, September 6, 2020
Kicking Unit Remains a Solid Rock for Washington
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| Nick Sundberg at Mini Camp 2017 A constant in the Redskins lineup Moe Murphy / Clarke County Sports |
Nick Sundberg, the Washington Football teams long snapper from California has been a starter from day one and has been one of the most consistent long snappers in the NFL and also one of the most generous players in the league when it comes to donating his time and effort to multiple charitable foundations and was last years representative from Washington for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award.
Match that up with the fact Sundberg has been working punter Tress Way for 7 seasons and kicker Dustin Hopkins for 6 seasons, the 24 years of NFL experience together only gets better with time.
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| Dustin Hopkins and Tress Way have worked together for 6 seasons Doug Aylestock Clarke County Sports |
Hopkins out of Florida State joined the Redskins in 2015 after being selected by the Buffalo Bills. Hopkins has been a steady force in both scoring and kick offs.
Tress Way was drafted by Washington in 2014 and has played every game (96) since joining the team and was a Pro bowl selection for Washington last year.
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| Tress Way has played in 96 consecutive games for Washington Moe Murphy / Clarke County Sports |
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| Nick Sundberg is as solid as they come Moe Murphy/ Clarke County Sports |
Friday, September 4, 2020
Washington Football Team releases Adrian Peterson
ASHBURN, Va.- The Washington Football Team announced this morning that they were releasing future Hall of Famer Adrian Peterson.
"First off made this decision today because Adrian deserves his day." Head Coach Ron Rivera said, "This is a first ballot Hall of Famer, you know for him to be treated any other way I was gonna struggle with that. Really late yesterday we came to the conclusion that this was the direction we were gonna head.This is not about what he [Peterson] hasn't done or anything like that, it's about what this group of backs has shown us especially in the way this offense is headed."
Adrian Peterson a huge day tying Walter Peyton for 4th all time TD's Doug Ayletock / CCS
Tweet from Adrian Peterson after a recent practice. Twitter
Peterson has made no a qualms about wanting to play another 5 seasons but was very humble in his response to the team after being told the news. He obviously did not fit into Rivera's rebuilding plan and was released in time that he could be signed with another team.
News of the move hit the internet around 7:15 this morning when the story was first broke by the NFL Network and ESPN. Facebook, twitter and other social media platforms lit up with traffic concerning Peterson.
Tweet today from Washington quarterback Dwayne Haskins Jr Twitter
"First off made this decision today because Adrian deserves his day." Head Coach Ron Rivera said, "This is a first ballot Hall of Famer, you know for him to be treated any other way I was gonna struggle with that. Really late yesterday we came to the conclusion that this was the direction we were gonna head.This is not about what he [Peterson] hasn't done or anything like that, it's about what this group of backs has shown us especially in the way this offense is headed."
Tweet from Adrian Peterson after a recent practice. TwitterNews of the move hit the internet around 7:15 this morning when the story was first broke by the NFL Network and ESPN. Facebook, twitter and other social media platforms lit up with traffic concerning Peterson.
Tribute to Adrian Peterson by Clarke County Sports Photographer Doug Aylestock
BLUEMONT, Va.- Today the Washington Football Team released future Hall of Famer Adrian Peterson. Back for another showing. Leader of the Pack, a look at AP's fabulous 2019 season through the lens of Clarke County Sports Photographer Doug Aylestock.
Leader of the Pack A look at Adrian Peterson in 2019
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Out of the Attic Minnesota 38 Washington 30 November 12, 2017
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| Washington Quarterback Kirk Cousins looks downfield Photo by Moe Murphy / Clarke County Sports |
Military Appreciation Day at FedEx Field
Photo's by Moe Murphy / Clarke County Sports
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| Clarke County Sports Salutes all of our Veterans |
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| Chopper squadron over Landover for Military Appreciation Day |
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| Veteran DeAngelo Hall fires up the FedEx Crowd |
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| Junior Galette makes a play on defense |
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| D.J. Swearinger comes up with a turnover for Washington |
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| Ziggy Hood deep in thought |
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| Vernon Davis makes an effort but comes down out of the end zone |
Friday, July 31, 2020
ODAC Updates Return to Athletic Competition Plans
FOREST, Va. --- After extensive deliberations, the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Presidents Council voted to postpone conference competition and championships for fall and winter sports through the end of the 2020 calendar year (December 31). The ODAC remains focused on providing meaningful competition for all student-athletes in 2020-21, which includes an intention to sponsor conference competition for fall and winter sports in the spring semester.
“The ODAC is one of the nation’s premiere Division III athletic conferences precisely because of our long-standing commitment to the student-athlete experience at all of our institutions,” expressed Dr. David Bushman, President at Bridgewater College and chair of the ODAC Presidents Council. “In light of the broader public health concerns surrounding athletic competitions, the well-being of our campuses and everyone involved in athletic competition made this decision the right one. We have great athletic department leadership across the conference and a superb conference staff and we are all committed to hosting meaningful competition as soon as it is safe to do so.”
To help the ODAC and its member schools provide their student-athletes with the most complete athletic experience possible, NCAA Division III is considering a blanket waiver that would provide unprecedented scheduling flexibility. The scheduling change would supply all conference sports with more time for individual and team skill instruction, strength and conditioning, leadership development, and other athletically-related activities during the academic year as health and safety conditions allow.
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