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RecruitNoVA.com Gets Ready to Explode — But Can They Preview EVERY Team?
by Jim McGrath, recruitNoVA
I’m not sure how this mission started. For the past ten months, I have complimented my regular load of covering high school and some college games for the Daily Press (based in Newport News) with a number of previews and game features for recruit757.com, a website started by Andy Hilton. The site has grown popular enough to where Andy has a mid-week segment of WAVY-TV 10, our NBC affiliate in Hampton Roads, where he runs down the recruit757.com High School Top Ten.
The area of coverage for RecruitNoVA is highlighted on this map, although I know we have contacted Culpeper and Caroline High schools.
Andy has been enhancing the homesite over the past year, and recently added two more elements – a recruit804.com for the Richmond area, as well as the newly launched recruitNoVA, designed to cover Northern Virginia football.
Being from Alexandria, I offered to honor Andy’s request for more material by offering to provide some articles for the NoVA site. In simple terms, Andy’s first request was major 
I’m going to be doing a LOT of work for the recruitNoVA site over the next few weeks. The first objective — previews of almost EVERY public and private school football team in Alexandria, Arlington, Falls Church, Fairfax Co., Loudoun, Fauquier, Prince William County, Culpeper, Fredericksburg, Stafford and Spotsylvania before the end of August. There are more than 80, so the bar has been set high.
If you coach a high school team in Virginia, and are located within 50 miles of DC, you may be receiving an e-mail from me very soon. Attached will be a survey in which you will be asked to provide information about yourself, as well as your team. Please take the time to fill this out, or provide another survey that you have completed for another publication.
I can be reached at [email protected] or [email protected] Thanking the Northern Virginia coaches in advance for your help with this. it should be fun!
– Jim McGrath
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