STAUNTON - Robert E. Lee had all but locked up its game with Brookville on Tuesday night.

With just over four minutes left in the final quarter, the Leemen were leading the visiting Bees 36-24, but a 22-7 run to end the game gave Brookville a 48-43 overtime victory in the Region III, Division 3 quarterfinals.

Logan Thomas scored most of his game-high 26 points in the fourth quarter to give Brookville the boost it needed in a thrilling 52-49 victory over visiting Liberty in Friday night’s Seminole District tournament final.

“He really took it in his own hands in the fourth quarter,” coach Chris Young said following the Bees’ third consecutive tournament crown after sharing their third straight regular-season title with the Minutemen.

After ending Brookville’s four-year reign as Seminole District regular-season champions, Staunton River’s girls basketball team snapped the Bees’ string of district tournament titles at four with a dramatic 43-41 triumph Friday night in the first game of a girls-boys championship doubleheader in The Hive.

As Brookville’s quarterback in football the past two seasons, Logan Thomas ran the show. On the basketball court, Thomas has assumed a similar level of leadership this winter.

Each individual on a wrestling team is as unique as each child in a family.

Zeb and Eli Stewart, the first two of former Liberty University NCAA champion Warren Stewart’s sons to come through the Brookville wrestling program, are a perfect example.

Staunton River’s girls basketball team used full-court pressure to force plenty of turnovers and kept Brookville at bay for the second time this season in overtime, winning Thursday’s Seminole District rematch 39-32 in its new gym in Moneta, giving their fans more than their money’s worth.

BEDFORD — Three of the Seminole District’s best big men met Wednesday night in a game that would break a stalemate for first place in the regular-season standings.

Logan Thomas scored a season-high 25 points and added five assists, five rebounds and two blocked shots as Brookville’s boys basketball team avenged an early-season loss at Jefferson Forest with a 66-46 triumph in The Hive.

Trailing 27-22 to start the fourth quarter, Thursday night at Seminole District rival Jefferson Forest, Brookville junior point guard Emilee Dunton took matters into her own hands to get the ball to her teammates inside.

The Bees (12-1, 7-1 Seminole) rallied to capture the lead for good just two minutes into the final period and held on for a critical 33-30 victory over the Cavaliers.

Recent autopsy results show that Brookville High School Principal Jim Whorley and retired Lynchburg engineer Terry Reid drowned after their boat capsized in Buggs Island Lake last month.

Hundreds remembered longtime Brookville High School principal Jim Whorley on Tuesday as the real deal — a dedicated family man, a true friend and a respected educator.

Autopsy results are expected to provide some answers as to how a Brookville High School principal and his hunting friend died in a boating accident Saturday.

More than 2,000 people flooded Brookville High School on Monday evening to pay their respects and honor longtime principal Jim Whorley.

When she took her place in the lineup of cheerleaders performing in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, Brookville High School’s Ashley Cox was worried.

New York, meet the Brookville High School cheerleaders.