The Cougars improve to 7-0 and are in the drivers seat of the Three Rivers District

On Friday night, Glenvar took down Patrick County, 49-7.

On Friday night, undefeated Glenvar tested Radford yet again and reigned victorious, 37-12.

For the last three years, this matchup has been in Glenvar’s favor, but last season was the closest margin it has ever been with only a 7-3 win for the Highlanders.

It was a luau night in Glenvar as the Highlanders worked to hulu their way to a win.

Local football coaches are pushing for safety and education after two teenagers died from head injuries they received while playing football.

Kyleigh Drew was named coach of the year and Giuliana "Jules" Stanley earned player of the year.

"We started showing everybody our dedication to our sport and our love for our sport."

Glenvar boys and girls soccer sweep Class 2 state titles.

Among the teams advancing to state championships are the Glenvar boys and girls soccer teams and Christiansburg softball.

Highlanders remain undefeated after a 6-0 victory over Carroll County.

The Highlanders were able to fend off an aggressive Radford team in the second half on their way to victory.

The Bobcats are 13-0 heading into the VHSL Class 2 Semifinals vs Graham

Radford won a fiery region championship match against Glenvar, 29-24.

Back-and-forth it went, before Glenvar pulled away with the win, 38-34.

The trend continued and Glenvar took a shutout win.

Glenvar wins this one, 49-7.

Keeping the energy up, Glenvar took the win Friday night 52-7.

The Cougars senior star accounted for all four of his team's touchdowns as Alleghany defeated Glenvar for the first time in four decades.

It’s homecoming at Highlander Heaven and we have two teams in Glenvar and Radford that are undefeated. Each team has had it’s own unsung heroes that have stepped up in a big way thus far.

Glenvar's quarterback had his hand in five touchdowns in the Highlanders win.

There’s no discussion of the Three Rivers District without talk of the Glenvar Highlanders.

Find updates on the 2023 10 Strong Poll here.

Roanoke County serves nearly 14,000 students and consists of 16 elementary schools, five middle schools and Cave Spring, Glenvar, Hidden Valley, Northside and William Byrd High Schools.

Glenvar boys tennis Class 2 champions, George Wythe

Region Roundup: East Mont girls soccer, Jefferson Forest boys soccer victors in Region Championships.

Glenvar boys and girls soccer programs advance to semifinals while Auburn baseball punches a ticket to the state tournament.

Highlanders remain unbeaten in district play.

Glenvar High School students raised over $3,000 for Relay for Life Saturday.

Parry McCluer hosted Eastern Montgomery girls in the Pioneer District championship Friday night. The Fighting Blues won in double overtime 55-51.

Glenvar clinched the Region 2C wrestling championship on Saturday at James River High School. The Highlanders had six champions in the finals, including senior Mason Hylton, who won the 132lb class.

The Salem girls defeated visiting Glenvar to get the Adam Ward classic started in 2023.

Gabe Ford honored for his Week 10 exploits in a win over Radford.

Emory and Henry commit Rhyan Harris scored 38 points in the Highlanders home win.

The first round of the Northside Invitational was underway Wednesday.

The area earned two state titles and a runner-up finish in VHSL volleyball this postseason.

In a shut-out game, Glenvar took down Martinsville 35-0.

In the Class 2 State Semifinals, Glenvar defeated Gate City 3-0. The Highlanders will face the winner of East Rockingham and Poquoson.

The Highlanders were victorious 49-14

We’re getting set for playoffs on the high school gridiron.

The Titans win Region 3D, Glenvar and Appomattox will play for the Region 2C crown.

James River was defeated by Radford, 42-7.

Glenvar enters region play undefeated at 20-0.

Glenvar's senior wideout helped lead the Highlanders to another key District win.

The tug of war ended with a sweet final touchdown as Glenvar took the win 37-34.

Floyd County took home a big win last week in triple overtime against Glenvar, but on Friday night, they had to face off with a Three Rivers District opponent: James River.

Glenvar pulled away from Alleghany in the second half for the District win.

Floyd took the win after three overtimes against Glenvar, 33-27.

The chair will stay at Highlander Heaven – at least for this season.

The history of the rocking chair dates back to 1996.

Glenvar got on track last week by taking out the undefeated Cave Spring.

The defending VHSL Class 3 state champions look sharp, remain unbeaten in the second week of the season.

Auburn and Glenvar girls team tennis both came out victorious in the State Championship on Thursday at Virginia Tech.

Glenvar signs six to the next level.

Two people were taken to the hospital after a home invasion robbery early Sunday morning, according to the Roanoke County Police Department.

Highlanders netted seven goals in the first half.

Bridgewater and Ferrum colleges each receiving a pair of Highlanders.

11-1 top seed Glenvar hosts 10-1 2nd-seed Appomattox Co. for the Region Crown.

The Eagles also extended their state-record winning streak to 74 games.

The Highlanders beat visiting 5-seed Martinsville 38-0.

After the first quarter, this game was tied 14-14.

The Glenvar Highlanders are looking for a Class 2 state volleyball title this weekend.

Carly Wilkes dominated the Class 2 girls field to win back-to-back state championships.

The 5-seed Bulldogs beat the 4-seed Knights 16-13.

Glenvar put on display why the Highlanders are the 1-seed in Region 2C.

It was a nail-biter Friday night in Roanoke County!

Monday night football action on the high school gridiron served the latest installment of the Rocking Chair rivalry: Glenvar at James River, a matchup the Highlanders haven’t lost since 2013.

Coming off a close loss last week against Hidden Valley, Glenvar bounced back on Friday night.

Hidden Valley defended its home turf, winning over Glenvar in a close game with a score of 55-51.

The Highlanders were ready for the Bulldogs on Friday night.

Glenvar defeats Galax in the first game of the season with a final score of 28-14.

With the regular season now behind us, Liberty Christian Academy is our unanimous No. 1 for the fourth-straight week.

Hidden Valley girls fall in overtime while the Patrick Henry boys came up short in PK's.

The Highlanders staved off the Raiders efforts down the stretch for the 2-1 victory.

Riley Geddes' goal in double overtime gave the Highlanders the epic 3-2 victory.

Highlanders send two to Ferrum and one to Emory & Henry during Monday's signing.

The sports club also handed out Sports Legends awards to long-time coach and broadcaster, Paul Bernard and former Salem head basketball coach, Charlie Morgan.

8-Year Old Charli Celestin was born with no hands and no legs. These days he manages well, with the help of a service dog named Duxi From Saint Francis Service Dogs.

The Appomattox County Raiders continued their dominance on Friday night en route to a 48-21 win over Glenvar in the Region 2C title game.

It took some time for this game to get going due to delays, but that did not slow down Appomattox County.

In a close-fought game, Glenvar beat Dan River on Friday night.

ROANOKE COUNTY, Va. – It seems Glenvar is gearing up for a playoff run, entering the week at third in the Region 2C seeding and getting another win.

SALEM, Va. – Glenvar got within a point of William Fleming, but the Colonels outlasted the Highlanders on Tuesday night. In the third quarter, Fleming only led 23-22; however, the Colonels would go on to score 9-straight and go home with a 32-22 victory.

RADFORD, Va. – After a plethora of Region title games cancelled on Friday, the Glenvar girls were able to travel to Radford for a Region 2C showdown. The Bobcats lead until the third quarter, where the Highlanders were able to pull away thanks in part to guard Olivia Harris, who had 13 points that quarter, 35 overall. “It started out, we had this mentality we would lose at first. We put it together, we had a talk in the locker room, got it straight, and got the dub,” Harris said. “I’ve been working on this the whole year, but we just felt like we needed to get a state dub this year, and it’s my final year, so I’m really excited to get it this year.”Glenvar will now travel to Gate City on Wednesday for the Class 2 State Semifinal.

SALEM, Va. – Whistles blowing and sleds being pushed is typically the sound of summer preparing the boys for fall. But after a quiet 2020, the Glenvar Highlanders took to the field Thursday for the first time in over a year. There’s certainly a lot of differences between starting the football season in August and February. There’s still snow in the bleachers, but there’s no circumstance too outrageous for the Highlanders to abide by in order to play. “As long as we get to play football everyone will be happy,” defensive end Blake Custer said.

ROANOKE, Va. – On senior night at William Fleming, Mickey Hardy’s Colonels paced themselves in a 59-43 victory over Franklin County. In Daleville, the highly touted Radford Bobcats put their show on the road, earning a 65-55 win over Lord Botetourt. The three-point machine, Cam Cormany, tallied 23 points in the win for the Bobcats. Other scores from Tuesday night included:BOYS SCORES:Cave Spring 66, William Byrd 43E.C. Glass 74, Heritage 10Nelson County 46, Altavista 36Northside 46, Glenvar 42Patrick County 58, GW-Danville 8Patrick Henry-Roanoke 64, Salem 43Timberlake Christian 46, Blue Ridge Christian 22William Fleming 45, Franklin County 34

Vinton, Va. – William Byrd swept an area tri-meet against Glenvar and Cave Spring on Wednesday. Byrd’s Chloe Harilla won the long jump withg a leap of 15 feet two inches. In the Boys 1000 meter run, Byrd’s Keaton Brand won the race. And in the girls 55 meter dash, it was another Byrd victory. Girls scoring: 7 events1 William Byrd High School 25 13 0 0 3 0 9 02 Glenvar High School 19 5 9 0 5 0 0 03 Cave Spring High School 16 0 8 0 0 8 0 0Boys scoring: 7 events1 William Byrd High School 29 9 8 0 3 4 5 02 Cave Spring High School 20 1 9 0 5 5 0 03 Glenvar High School 9 8 1 0 0 0 0 0

ROANOKE COUNTY, Va. – UPDATE - Dec. 28, 2020 at 8:00 a.m.What started as a mental health well-being check and escalated into a police standoff has ended in suicide, according to Roanoke County Police. After an hours long standoff, a Roanoke County Police spokesperson said Roanoke County SWAT entered the home after 2 a.m. and found the individual deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. UPDATE - Dec. 27, 2020 at 6:42 p.m.Police said the standoff in Roanoke County is a mental health situation. ORIGINAL STORYPolice are responding to a standoff situation in Roanoke County near Glenvar. Dogwood Avenue down Route 11 is filled with first responders as Roanoke County authorities are trying to sort out the situation.

Roanoke police are looking for Sophia Dillion,15, who went missing from the Glenvar area of Roanoke County sometime between midnight and 3 a.m. on SaturdayOfficials say her window was open, her room was in disarray and her blanket was partially out of the window. Dillion has brown hair and brown eyes. She is 5 feet, 3 inches and weighs 145 pounds. Anyone with information on Sophias whereabouts is urged to contact the Roanoke County Police Department at 540-562-3265. Copyright 2019 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved.

10 Sports goes one-on-one with Glenvar head coach Kevin Clifford on expectations for the upcoming season. Copyright 2019 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved.

SALEM, Va - When it comes to Glenvar football you're guaranteed of two things -- a blue-collar work mentality and consistency. "People are just buying in to our mentality here and our work ethic and having that mindset throughout," said Glenvar head coach Kevin Clifford. The Highlanders have had double-digit wins in four of the past five seasons, including a state championship in 2014. "We're just going to come out, have a good season, hopefully win a few ball games but, if nothing else we know we're going to work. We're going to be competitive and when people play us, they're going to feel it," said Street.

ROANOKE COUNTY, Va. - One of the most notoriously dangerous high school football fields in the Roanoke Valley is being replaced with artificial turf. Turf installation is underway at Glenvar High School's stadium. Games at Glenvar were routinely delayed or canceled when it rained hard due to the field flooding. On several occasions, the school had to move its playoff games from its home field because of the muddy conditions. Roanoke County School Board Chair Donald Butzer, who represents the area where Glenvar High is located, says the new turf was a necessity for the school.

Second year coach Rick Street said their example on the field has a domino effect of the entire team. "You really don't have to tell them as much. We're going to play softball. What are we going to do when we play softball? Coach Street and his team look to continue their success as the season goes on and as they continue to play tougher match-ups in their conference.