With RVA’s 2025 high school football season set to kick off on Thursday, the time for bold predictions is nigh.
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Captains for the Huguenot and L.C. Bird football teams watch as the coin is flipped before their game in Chesterfield last October. Will L.C. Bird DL Chris Whitehead win All-Metro defensive player of the year? Will Huguenot receiver Iveon Lewis set a Richmond-area receiving record? We’ll find out starting this week.
MIKE KROPF, TIMES-DISPATCHManchester coach Jason Harrell, players Landen Abernethy, Antonio Turner, Cam Chalkley speak at first 804 Football Media Day
Thomas Jefferson coach Eric Harris, players Amare Gough, Daeron Ferguson, Leroy Cosby, Isiah Harris speak at first 804 Football Media Day
L.C. Bird’s Joshua Jiggets, Marcus West, Andrew Bowen and Chris Whitehead answer questions during 804 Football Media Day at the Richmond Times-Dispatch on Aug. 4.
Margo Wagner,TIMES-DISPATCHSt. Christopher's assistant coach Greg Tune, players Darius Gray, Chase Roberts, Walker Turley speak at first 804 Football Media Day
Varina coach Marcus Lewis, players JaySean Richardson, DaMari Carter, Kaleb Wyche, Braylon Hood, Jayden Walker speak at first 804 Football Media Day
Dinwiddie players Joshua Adams, JayC McDowell, Mac Manson, coach Billy Mills speak at first 804 Football Media Day
Matoaca coach Fred Stoots, players Jaelen Penson, Sean Goodwyn, Trevion Mills speak at first 804 Football Media Day
Trinity Episcopal coach Sam Mickens, players Davion Brown, Miles Love, Mason Love, Ben Rosen, Sam DeFrancesca speak at first 804 Football Media Day
Huguenot junior Iveon Lewis had 45 receptions for 1,069 yards (23.8 yards per catch) and 14 TDs last season.
MIKE KROPF, TIMES-DISPATCH
Varina High School football coach Marcus Lewis answers questions during the inaugural 804 Football Media Day at the Richmond Times-Dispatch on Monday. The Blue Devils, who finished last season atop the T-D Top 10, open 2025 in the same spot.
- Margo Wagner,TIMES-DISPATCH
Members of the Dinwiddie High School football team answer questions from media members during the inaugural 804 Football Media Day at the Richmond Times-Dispatch in Mechanicsville on Monday. More than 100 local players and coaches assembled at The Times-Dispatch headquarters to ring in the new season.
- Margo Wagner, TIMES-DISPATCH
Highland Springs football's Jaedon Parker, Devyn Simmons, Loren Johnson, Antoine Richardson and Kayden Brown answer questions from media during 804 Football Media Day at the Richmond Times-Dispatch on August 4, 2025, in Mechanicsville, Va.
- Margo Wagner,TIMES-DISPATCH
Varina football players JaySean Richardson, Damari Carter, Braylon Hood and Jayden Walker listen to teams answer questions from the press during 804 Football Media Day at the Richmond Times-Dispatch on August 4, 2025, in Mechanicsville, Va.
- Margo Wagner,TIMES-DISPATCH
Check out these photos from 804 Football Media Day at the Richmond Times-Dispatch
The Richmond Times-Dispatch hosted 804 Football Media Day on Aug. 4, 2025.
Members of the Dinwiddie High School football team answer questions from media members during the inaugural 804 Football Media Day at the Richmond Times-Dispatch in Mechanicsville on Monday. More than 100 local players and coaches assembled at The Times-Dispatch headquarters to ring in the new season.
- Margo Wagner, TIMES-DISPATCH
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