Football: Marshall is Next Stop for Reaves and His Record-Breaking Career

Deandre Reaves (center) is all smiles on his Signing Day
Photo courtesy Loudoun County Public Schools
Sterling (Feb. 11, 2011) - Deandre Reaves, a four-year starting running back at Dominion High School, officially signed last week an NCAA Letter of Intent to play football next season for Division I Marshall University. He will receive a full scholarship.

Reaves originally was verbally

Football: Dominion All-State Running Back Reaves Shifts Gears from West Virginia to Marshall for College Choice

Sterling (Jan. 31, 2011) - Deandre Reaves will be signing his National Letter of Intent this Wednesday in a ceremony in the Dominion High School media center at 3:45 p.m. but the Associated Press Group AA first team all-state running back will be playing at Marshall University next year and not West Virginia as previously announced in August.

Detailed article from HerdNation.com with Reaves'

News: Diviney sister makes best of experience at WVU - The Daily Athenaeum

(Sept. 29, 2010) - This article from the student publication at West Virginia University gives an update on the Diviney family of Ashburn who are caring for Broad Run High School grad Ryan Diviney, still in a coma after an attack last year near campus. Ryan's sister, Kari Diviney, is a freshman this year at WVU.

Diviney sister makes best of experience at WVU - The Daily Athenaeum - News

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Football: Dominion Celebrates Deandre Reaves' Decision to Play at West Virginia

(Aug. 23, 2010) - On the eve of his senior season, Dominion High School senior running back Deandre Reaves celebrated his decision a week ago to play NCAA Division I college football at West Virginia University next year.

Reaves enters the 2010 season with 3,199 career rushing yards and 36 touchdowns. The AA Titans, looking for the school's first ever playoff bid this year, open the season

Football: Dominion Running Back Deandre Reaves Commits to West Virginia

(Aug. 20, 2010) - Dominion High School running back Deandre Reaves, entering his fourth year as a standout starter for the Titans, has committed to play football next year at West Virginia University. Dominioin school will host a celebration to commemorate Reaves' decision on Monday at 2 p.m. in the school's media center.

College Corner: Heritage Grad Cadwell Making Strides at West Virginia

(May 13, 2010) - Former Heritage High School standout Nick Cadwell recently competed in the spring football game at West Virginia University and the redshirt sophomore will look to compete for playing time in the upcoming season. Cadwell has bulked up to 192 pounds and is listed as the third string free safety and also should get a solid look at special teams play this summer.

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