Powhatan football got its second win of the season this Friday, with quarterback Russell Heinike leading three scoring drives on the way to a 27-6 win over Clover Hill.
- Robert Fletcher
- Robert Fletcher
For the first time since 2022, the Blessed Sacrament Huguenot Knights will be playing for a VISL title.
- Robert Fletcher
For the first time in five years, the Powhatan field hockey season will end short of the Class 4 state tournament.
- Robert Fletcher
- Robert Fletcher
Powhatan volleyball’s 2026 senior class is a large one, featuring nine student-athletes, and those soon-to-be graduates got their time to shine on their home floor Wednesday night, when the Indians swept the Dinwiddie Generals.
- Robert Fletcher
Powhatan volleyball has reached the final week of the regular season, and the Indians are continuing to roll through their schedule with sweep after impressive sweep.
The Region 4B field hockey playoff bracket is officially set, and for the Powhatan Indians, this postseason is a matter of unfinished business.
Editor's Note: BSH's next game is a playoff matchup, rather than a regular season finale.
Powhatan Indians fans have grown accustomed to strong play from their pass catchers over the years. Past seasons have featured Division I talents such as Ethan Dowdy, Ben Whitver and Matt Henderson catching passes in the black and orange, consistently wowing the crowd on Friday nights.
Blessed Sacrament Huguenot has been as dominant as anyone this football season, and their special display of dominance continued with its third shutout, this time coming against Broadwater, 44-0.
- Robert Fletcher
- Robert Fletcher
On a rainy night in Powhatan, the seventh-ranked Huguenot Falcons came to town and flexed their playoff-bound muscles, beating Powhatan (1-6) 75-6 on Thursday evening.
- Robert Fletcher
Colin Sullivan ran for four touchdowns, the Powhatan defense forced two turnovers, and for the first time this season, the Indians were victorious, knocking down the Richmond High School Bulldogs 28-18 on Friday night to improve to 1-5.
- Robert Fletcher
After suffering their first loss of the season in a high-scoring 48-40 shootout against Brunswick Academy, the Blessed Sacrament Huguenot Knights have quickly gotten back to their winning ways, dominating on both sides of the ball in wins over Kenston Forest and, most recently, Life Christia…
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Tears filled Darrell Elder’s eyes as she crossed the finish line of the Free Clinic of Powhatan’s Good Medicine 5K on Sept. 26. After three months of training, she had run the entire 3.1-mile course in 46 minutes, something she once wasn’t sure she could do.
- Robert Fletcher
Powhatan volleyball made a clean sweep of its competition this week, beating both L.C. Bird (1-11) and Huguenot (2-8) to move to 10-4 on the season.
- Robert Fletcher
The Powhatan Indians field hockey team has started the season looking again like a contender for the Region 4B crown, holding an 8-4 record entering October with five games left before the postseason.
- Robert Fletcher
In their last two weeks of running, Powhatan’s cross country team has been all the way to Cary, North Carolina for the Adidas XC Challenge and closer to home at Powhatan State park for a senior night meet.
- Robert Fletcher
Powhatan and Monacan both entered Friday night in search of their season’s first win, and on the Indians’ home field, the Chiefs relied on their ground game to get the job done in a close 28-20 finish.
- Robert Fletcher
Traveling over 7,000 miles from Virginia to South Korea, Dana Hayden stepped onto the starting line for the World Masters Athletics (WMA) Championships ready to leave her mark. There were no heats and little buildup. It was just one day, one race, and one chance to compete with an array of t…
- Robert Fletcher
Still in search of their season's first win, the Powhatan Indians fought valiantly in a defensive-minded thriller on L.C. Bird's home field Friday night, holding a second-half lead for over 16 minutes but falling behind in the final seconds to a last-play stunner. The 18-12 loss drops Powhat…

