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This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

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This article was written by an independent journalist not affiliated with Chantilly High School and the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of Chantilly High School.

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LEESBURG, VA - There are great performances, and then there are unbelievable performances. Chantilly's Torrian Pace had more unbelievable performances this past football season than anyone in the region on his way to earning the Group AAA All Gameday Player of the Year award.

The senior tailback ran for 33 touchdowns and gained over 2,600 yards on the ground in his final campaign for the Chargers. Pace's consistent play each week helped Chantilly get back to the playoffs for the 3rd straight year under head coach Mike Lalli, and make their second appearance in the regional finals.

Before the season began, many wondered just how good Pace's season would be, considering he had shared the workload in the previous two years with other tailbacks. His output a year ago put everyone on notice, and those that figured he would have a monster year figured right.

Pace ran for over 200 yards in a game 6 times this fall, and gained over 300 yards 3 times. The crazy thing about Torrian Pace's stats is that everyone on the other side of the ball knew he was going to carry the ball a ton, and yet he still ran all over them.

Read the complete story at Gameday Magazine (http://gamedaymagazine.com/2009/01/chantillys_torrian_pace_2008_a.php)  

Congratulations, Torrian!

The 2009 Football Mom's Calendar can be found at the football website at http://chantillyfootball.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=20&Itemid=32  The first morning run is bright and early (well, early, anyway...), 6AM January 23!

Washington Post

December 17, 2008

The Chargers’ workhorse carried 290 times for 2,717 yards — including 827 yards in three playoff games — and ran for 33 touchdowns in pacing the Chargers to the final of the Virginia AAA Division 6 Northern Region playoffs for the second time in three years.

Congratulations, Torrian!  And congratulations to Isaac Sine, Honorable Mention-Linebacker.

Congratulations to Torrian Pace (Running Back) and Isaac Sine  (Linebacker),  named to the First Team, All Northern Region!

And congratulations to Sam Dietze and Steve Gombos, both Defensive Line, for Honorable Mention recognition.

The honors are well deserved.

Congratulations to the 2008 All Concorde District Team.  The complete list of Charger honorees can be found at www.chantillyfootball.org . 

Be sure to visit the new Chantilly Football website for complete team coverage at www.chantillyfootball.org .

The 2008 TouchDown Club is now open for membership!  Support of football parents, fans and friends is vitally important to keep our program strong.  Membership is offered for the same prices as last year, with one big difference -- if you choose to join at the Elite Charger level, your parking space for home games will be located in FRONT of the school.  Easy in, easy out...priceless!   Join now, and thanks!

A lot of folks have new email addresses.  If you are one of them, please send an update to boyletimes4@aol.com to continue to receive team-related emails.  Thanks!