Secondary School has officially withdrawn from the football postseason amid a recruiting scandal that prompted the school's athletic director to resign.

In a major shakeup to the high school football postseason, Hayfield Secondary School has officially withdrawn its team from playoff contention following a revelation from the Fairfax County Times of

Hayfield Secondary School has announced that it will be withdrawing its football team from the rest of the postseason. In a letter from Fairfax County Public Schools, Superintendent Michelle Reid said that last week,

The Hayfield Hawk’s athletic director, Monty Fritts, resigned from his position at Hayfield Secondary School a day after its football team withdrew from the postseason amid recent controversy surrounding the team and its recruiting practices.

The Hawks were the No. 1 seed in the Class 6 Region C tournament, but the team had been embroiled in a saga in recent weeks that included a Circuit Court appeal that put Hayfield back in the

Hayfield Secondary School is officially out of the Virginia High School League (VHSL) playoffs, and tonight’s game against Fairfax is off. But it won’t just affect this game. With no game against Hayfield Tuesday,