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Greetings from Hampton!

We had another great Clinic and All-Star Games in Hampton during July of 2008, whichoffered a time to visit with our coaching friends from across the state and share in a greatweek of friendship. Our Association has grown to an enrollment of over 9,000 members forthe 2008-2009 year. This number has increased over the past years and continues to grow.

This 2009 clinic will be held in Hampton, July 6-10, at the Hampton ConventionCenter. You will find information of hotel lodging, the game dates and sites in thisnewsletter.

The website will contain all the information on awards, scholarships, Hall of Famenominations, etc. the website is www.vhscainc.com.

You will find information on our scholarships in this issue. Please note we are awarding 5scholarships this year: two (2) Dr. Frank C. McCue, III Scholarships and three (3) JimmieBryan Hall of Fame Nomination – you can find the nomination forms on our website.

Our philosophy is based upon values and enhancing our technical knowledge whilestriving to develop wisdom making us more competent in our coaching professions – indoing this we will develop a lasting love for our athletes and life.

You are a great group bonded together forming this fine organization – in support ofAthletics, Fellow Coaches and Athletes.

We are members of the National High School Athletic Coaches Association; the fee isincluded with your state membership dues.

Yours in sports,

Michael L. Smith

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Fellow Coaches,

I am very excited about leading our association for the next two years. Our membership is

growing and we are one of the largest coaching associations in this great country. Even now with

our economy the way it is I hope that we can continue to grow and work hard for athletics all over

our state.

Congratulations to all of our fall district, region, and state champions. May we all continue to

teach our athletes the importance of sportsmanship and the love of our respective sports. Remember

to not only teach the skills and team work but to respect our opponents as well as the officials who

call the games.Below I have listed the objectives of the VHSCA and I hope that we all can work

together to improve our association:

1) To foster the student athlete in our state;

2) Help maintain the highest possible standards in athletics and in the coaching profession, and to

work together for the improvement of athletics in Virginia;

3) To endeavor to improve sports in all phases by aiding the coaches in securing a more thorough

understanding of the various sports through improved coaching clinics;

4) To have a representative group of coaches to which athletic problems of general interest may be

referred in hopes of creating better relationships between schools;

5) To secure a better understanding of the problems of the coaches and to place at their disposal,

sources of information; 6) To promote good fellowship and social contacts among coaches.

Remember that the VHSCA Clinic and All-Star Games will again be in Hampton, July 6 – 10.

Information about registration and hotel information will be sent out in the spring. I hope to see you

all there.

Marshall ParkerPresident, VHSCA

DR. FRANK C. MCCUE, III SCHOLARSHIP

APPLICATION FORDR. FRANK C. McCUE, III SCHOLARSHIP

Complete Name______________________________________________________________________________________________First Middle Last

Social Security Number __________________________________ Home Telephone Number ______________________________

Home Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________City State Zip Code

High School Address __________________________________________________________________________________________Street name and number City State

College or University you will attend ______________________________________________________________________________

I certify the above named student will not receive more than one-half financial aid to college as a direct result of his athletic participation.

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The Dr. Frank C. McCue, IIIScholarship is named in honor of Dr. FrankMcCue, III, an orthopedic surgeon andteam physician at the University ofVirginia. He is nationally known as aninnovator in the field of sports medicine.He was a pioneer in this field and hastreated athletes from “benchers to Hall ofFamers” with equal professionalism andkind care.

Dr. McCue has treated and cared forathletes and coaches in Virginia for the past40 years.

The VHSCA will award two scholarshipsannually in the amount of $1,000 to twograduates of a Virginia accredited highschool(s).

The first scholarship will be awarded to astudent that will enter into the field ofsports medicine, athletic training, or sportsphysical therapy.

The second scholarship will be awardedto a student that wishes to go into one ofthe above careers or into the field ofcoaching.

These will be awarded to a student whomeets these criteria:

Applicants for either scholarship mustnot be receiving an athletic grant of morethan one half the cost.

Each applicant must complete theapplication below, and the following:

(1) Submit an essay on how sports haveinfluenced his or her life and his or herdesire to pursue the fields of sportsmedicine or coaching as a career.

(2) Submit letters of recommendationfrom his or her high school coach and fromhis or her guidance counselor.

(3) Submit a copy of his or her highschool transcript.

(4) Applicants are required to have beena member of a sports team as a player, atrainer’s assistant, or manager.

All applicants will be notified after thescholarship recipients are selected. The$1,000 will be credited to the account ofthe winners at the university or college heor she will be attending.

Deadline:May 10, 2009

Submit application and specified requirements to:Mr. Michael Smith317 Orange Plank RoadHampton, VA 23669

Sponsored by the Virginia High School Coaches Association

APPLICATION FORMJIMMIE BRYAN SCHOLARSHIP

Complete Name ____________________________ _______________________________ ________________________________

Social Security Number ___________________________________ Home Telephone Number ___________________________

Home Address __________________________________________________________________________________________

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High School ______________________________________________ Date of Graduation_______________________________

High School Address______________________________________________________________________________________Street Name and Number City

Virginia College or University you will attend ___________________________________________________________________

I certify the above named student will not receive any financial aid in college as a direct result of his athletic participation.

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________Principalʼs Signature

VARSITY ATHLETIC LETTERS EARNEDSport Year Coach/Principal Verification

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If the sixth letter will be earned in a Spring sport,written verification must be submitted by June 1st.Grade Point Average through seven (7) semesters _____________ Official transcript must be included.

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JIMMIE BRYAN SCHOLARSHIPSponsored by the Virginia High School Coaches Association

First Middle Last

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RETURN FORM BY MAY 15 TO:

Coach Charles Nuttycomb95 Shoemaker CircleNewport News, VA 23602

This grant is named for Jimmie Bryan, who hasprovided outstanding leadership to our Association.

The intent of the Scholarship is to provide $1,000 for twoyoung athletes who are graduating from a Virginia High SchoolLeague member school and who intend to teach and coach inVirginia. The recipients must not receive any financial

assistance through his athletic participation in college.Candidates must earn a minimum of six Varsity Athletic

Letter awards in high school and the Scholarship will becompetitive based on the Grade Point Average of theapplicants. If three or more candidates meet all thequalifications and have the same Grade Point Average, thenthe tied applicants must submit a 500 word essay entitled“Why I Want to Coach in a Virginia High School LeagueMember School.” This essay will be evaluated by theScholarship Committee of the VHSCA and the winner willbe selected. The $1,000 will be credited to the account ofthe recipients at the Virginia College or University of hischoice.

To be eligible for the scholarship, one must:A. Be a graduate of a Virginia High

School League member school.B. Attend a college or university

within the State of Virginia.

C. Earn six (6) Varsity letters in athletics.D. Plan to teach and coach in a Virginia High School League member school. (No

penalty if one does not).E. Not receive any financial assistance in college as a direct result of athletic

participation.The competitive aspects of the scholarship include:A. The three applicants with the highest final grade point average will be the winners.

An official transcript must accompany the preliminary application and a final officialtranscript must be submitted as soon as possible.

B. If three or more applicants have the same grade point average through seven (7)semesters; (9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th Grade and 1st semester 12th Grade) thefinalist must write a 500 word essay entitled, “Why I Want to Coach in a Virginia HighSchool League Member School.”This essay must be submitted on high school stationery and must be hand

written. The scholarship committee of the Virginia High School Coaches’ As sociation willmake the final decision after reviewing the essays.

DEADLINESMay 1st–This application and an official transcript submitted.June 1st–Finalists will be notified by Scholarship Committee.June 15th–Finalists must submit 500 word essay “Why I Want to Coach in a VirginiaHigh School League Member School.” Verification of sixth Varsity letter award must besubmitted.July–Recipient will be announced and scholarship awarded at Virginia High SchoolCoaches’ Association Clinic.


Whether your idea offun is a day full ofactivity or a leisurely

boat ride, Hampton is achampion among cities!Although the 2009 AnnualClinic and All-Star Games’schedule will keep you busy withseminars and athletic events,there will be plenty of time foryou to see the sights and havesome fun in Hampton—America’s oldest continuousEnglish-speaking settlement.

There is never a shortage offun in Hampton Roads centerattraction! There are more than

100 area attractions withinminutes of us. Your family is sureto enjoy the new Adventures inFlight Gallery at the VirginiaAir & Space Cener, TheCousteau Society, the HamptonHistory Museum, Bass ProShops and much more.

Surrounding area attractionsinclude Colonial Williamsburg,Virginia Beach, Busch Gardens,harbor tours on the largestnatural harbor in the world, andwater sports on the ChesapeakeBay. Our region is rich incolonial, Civil War, AfricanAmerican and aviation history! The Virginia Air and Space Museum exhibits many of

NASA’s most dramatic space artifacts, including the Apollo12 Command Module, a Viking Mars Lander, satellites,space suits, and moon rocks. The center also houses adozen aircraft, the Hampton Roads History Center, andsoutheastern Virginia’s only IMAX theater.

Hampton and the VHSCA Clinic and All-Star GamesA Winning CombinationJuly 6 - July 10, 2009


AIR POWER PARKLearn about Hampton’s space and aviation history by touring theoutdoor air and spacecraft displays, model airplane collection andwind tunnel exhibit at Air Power Park. Home to one of the largestcivilian-owned collections of aircraft and missiles in the UnitedStates, Air Power Park contains aircraft from the country’s variousservice branches, including a Nike surface-to-air missile, a P-1127Kestrel vertical-lift jet and an F-100D Super Sabre, the first AirForce fighter with true supersonic performance.

BASS PRO SHOPS (OUTDOOR WORLD)Located at Pine Chapel Road and I-64, Bass Pro Shops® OutdoorWorld® is much more than a hunting and fishing store, Bass ProShops also offers equipment for hiking, backpacking, camping,outdoor cooking and more. Shoppers will also find outdoor apparelfor men, women and children, along with a fine selection of casualand athletic footwear. A gift and nature shop serves up a widevariety of outdoor-related items from lamps and dishes to birdfeeders and furniture.

Unique exterior and interior motifs have branded Bass ProShops stores as Visually appealing, high quality outdoor stores.The outdoor feel is brought indoors through massive log and rockwork, aquariums and water features, as well as an extensivecollections of fish and wildlife exhibits all helping to maximize theexperience of the outdoor enthusiast.

A large atrium inside showcases an impressive 30’ rockmountain climbing wall, fashioned to resemble a rock bluff fromthe Roanoke Valley. A cascading waterfall tumbles down into a19,000-gallon aquarium stocked with striped bass, catfish andcrappie. The aquarium is also home to lunker largemouth bass.Trees plus other plants and wildlife native to Virginia can be seenon the rock ledges and crevices.

BEACHES AND FISHINGBuckroe Beach, located along Hampton’s Chesapeake Bayshoreline, is a popular family beach. The beach officially opensMemorial Day weekend and closes Labor Day weekend. Lifeguardsare on duty during the official season. Visitors are invited to enjoythe playground, in-water craft available for rent, guided beachexplorer programs. Don’t miss the evening entertainment onTuesdays and Sundays during the summer season.

Grandview Nature Preserve and Beach, located off BeachRoad, is ideal for wildlife observations, ecological studies andhiking. Grandview’s 578 acres of marshland include a beach thatstretches for more than two miles. Educational tours and guidedcanoe/kayak excursions through the preserve are offered.

Charter fishing boats depart from Down Hampton PublicPiers, the foot of King Street, Salt Ponds Marina and Wallace’sMarina at Dandy Point for excursions on the Chesapeake Bay.Several head boats offer fishing excursions and charters year-round.

HAMPTON HISTORY MUSEUMOpened in May 2003, the Hampton History Museum interpretsHampton’s unique past spanning from its inhabitance by theKecoughtan Indians to the 20th century and the city’s role as thebirthplace of American space program. The center’s ten galleriesspotlight events in the city’s history including the arrival of CaptainJohn Smith and the first settlers, the demise of Blackbeard thePirate, and the emergence of Hampton’s seafood industry,establishing the city as “Crabtown.” A changing gallery on thesecond floor hosts visiting historic and pop culture exhibits. Themuseum also houses the Hampton Visitor Center.

MISS HAMPTON II HARBOR CRUISESA double-decked tour boat, the Miss Hampton II carries passengersout to the Hampton Roads harbor and Chesapeake Bay. On thisnarrated tour, visitors will cruise past Blackbeard’s Point, HamptonUniversity, Old Point Comfort and the Norfolk Naval Base, wherethey’ll get a look at the mighty ships and submarines berthed at theworld’s largest naval base. A highlight of the cruise is a stop at FortWool, where passengers disembark for a guided tour of this islandfortification.

VIRGINIA AIR & SPACE CENTERThe official visitor center for NASA Langley Research facilities, theVirginia Air & Space Center and Hampton Roads History Centerhouses a spectacular collection of flight- and space-related artifacts,interactive exhibits, historical displays and a giant-screen, 3-DIMAX® Theater. Visitors can see a three-billion-year-old moonrock, collected during the Apollo 17 mission; the Apollo 12Command Module that journeyed to the moon and back; and areplica of the Lunar Orbiter, which mapped the moon’s surface forfuture landings. The Cosmic Café offers food and be sure to browsethe gift shop.

Unveiled in time to celebrate the Centennial of Flight (2003),the Adventures in Flight gallery offers a 15,000 square footexpansion which highlights commercial, civil and military aviationwhile exploring the origins of flight. A section tells the WrightBrothers’ story through a series of interactive exhibits such as a full-scale reproduction of the Wright Flyer, the Wright Brothers’ BicycleShop, a wind tunnel exhibit and a Wing Warper component.

The gallery’s Commercial and Civil Aviation area features afull-size DC-9 with flight simulator. Check out the Test Flight Pre-show Theater, Flying Lab simulator, Propulsion Mini-Theater andA Day in the Life of a Suitcase. The Air Traffic Control areadisplays a real-time electronic map of North America showing allaircraft in flight. The Air Power Over Hampton Roads allowsadventurous minds to build airplanes and a B-24 motion simulatorprovides the first-person experience of a World War II bomber.

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DON’T MISS THE VHSCA

Picnic!THURSDAY, JULY 9TH

AT 5:00 PMat Mill Point Park, Downtown Hampton.

Great Barbeque and lots of food and drinks. This ticket is included in your registration.

Great fellowship with other coaches. There is a band with some great sounds.

See you there.VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com

GENERAL LIABILITY PROGRAM: Coverage is provided to your State Association and Membersthrough the Commercial General Liability Policy issued to the National Organization of CoachesAssociation Directors.CARRIER: Lexington Insurance CompanyPOLICY #: 0424080POLICY PERIOD: August 1, 2008 - August 1, 2009LIMITS OF INSURANCE: $1,000,000 Each Occurrence

$1,000,000 General Aggregate$1,000,000 Products/Completed Operations$1,000,000 Personal & Advertising Injury$50,000 Fire DamageExcluded Medical Payments

CAMP COVERAGE: Today, most coaches are involved in some type of sports camps. Coverages such as General Liabilityand Accident Medical for your participants are available to all member coaches through your State Associations masterpolicies. Please note that our current General Liability Program follows all members while working at camps and/orconducting their own personal camp.

CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE & PARTICIPANT ACCIDENT• If you have a camp and require proof of insurance certificates are at no additional charge.• If you have a camp and require a certificate of insurance naming an Additional Insured the cost is $300.00.• Participant/Accident Coverage must be in place for all participants prior to the issuance of a certificate of insurance

naming an Additional Insured.• Certificates of Insurance and Participant/Accident request forms are available through your State Association.

For any additionalinformation please contactyour State Association officeor Greg Joly at Loomis &LaPann, Inc. 800-566-6479

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Tuesday – July 7Track – Volleyball – Basketball – Wrestling– HEALTHSOUTH Coaches Workshop

Wednesday – July 8Track – Volleyball – Basketball – Wrestling– Baseball – Tennis - Golf- HEALTHSOUTH Coaches Workshop

Thursday – July 9Football – Softball – Soccer – Baseball –Tennis – Golf - HEALTHSOUTH CoachesWorkshop

Friday – July 10Football – Softball – Soccer – Cheer

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PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL

First Team OffenseScott Jones Center LangleyTyler Barfield Guard WestfieldTrevor Springman Guard Stone BridgeMorgan Moses Tackle MeadowbrookAustin Brown Takle WoodbridgeDuan Perez-Means Tight End HeritageTim Smith Wide Receiver Oscar SmithJerrel White Wide Receiver DinwiddieChris Smith Wide Receiver Clover HillAndy Stallings Wide Receiver West SpringfieldDavid Wilson Running Back GW - DanvilleDe’Antwon Williams Running Back WoodbridgeTorrian Pace Running Back ChantillyShawne Alston Running Back PhoebusTron Martinez Running Back HamptonAdam Morgan Quarterback DinwiddieAntone Exum Kick Returner Deep RunDrew Jarrett Place Kicker Frank W. CoDesmond Coble Athlete Meadowbrook

OFFENSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:DAVID WILSON–GW Danville

DEFENSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:JACK TYLER–Oakton

2008 AAA All-State Football

Division 5 COACH OF THE YEAR: BILL DEE–PhoebusDivision 6 COACH OF THE YEAR: RICH MORGAN–Oscar Smith

Second Team OffenseCharles Soule Center Oscar SmithDerek Tinseley Guard MeadowbrookKris Gant Guard Brooke PointEvan Hailes Tackle Oscar SmithCharles Jones Tackle PhoebusZack Thompson Tight End Stone BridgeTravis Williams Wide Receiver Lake TaylorJustin Hunter Wide Receiver Ocean LakesBobby Smith Wide Receiver VarinaMonty Small Wide Receiver Douglas FreemanLarry Love Wide Receiver Brooke PointPercy Jones Running Back Oscar SmithTrey Johnson Running Back VarinaTrey Watts Running Back OaktonBryn Renner Quarterback West SpringfieldTrey Watts Kick Returner OaktonChad Jones Place Kicker DinwiddieCorey Lillard Athlete Liberty


First Team DefenseZack Thompson End Stone BridgeBrian Slay End Stone BridgeTyrell Wilson End HamptonJamara Gray End Oscar SmithDominick Davenport Lineman PhoebusEvan Hailes Lineman Oscar SmithTyler Brown Lineman OsbournKenny Fryman Linebacker HanoverJerod Askew Linebacker Oscar SmithJack Tyler Linebacker OaktonMike Olson Linebacker Stone BridgeJerrell McFadden Back OsbournShaquan Manning Back William FelmingJavani Sparrow Back Western BranchShamarko Thomas Back Ocean LakesDrew Jarrett Punter Frank W. CoxAntone Exum Punt Returner Deep Run

Second Team DefenseLanford Collins End Brooke PointJake Snyder End Deep RunDemetrius Ward End PhoebusDe’Antre Rhodes Lineman VarinaDavid Wang Lineman Stone BridgeJordan Stanton Lineman RobinsonAustin Brown Lineman WoodbridgeLavonte Battle Linebcker PhoebusAdrian Cavanaugh Linebacker Patrick HenryBradley Johnson Linebacker DinwiddieStephen Roberson Linebacker Thomas EdisonConnor McCartin Linebacker Liberty BealtonGarrett Patterson Back MonacanColby Goodwin Back PhoebusClinton Patterson Back Highland SpringsAndrew Leonard Back OaktonDemetrius Quarles Back WoodbridgeCameron Starke Punter HalifaxTavon Gatlin Punt Returner Green Run



First Team OffenseShawn Lewis Center Broad RunDennis Wagner Guard ChancellorAJ Scott Guard R.E. LeeRobert Collins Tackle William ByrdJosh Miller Tackle PulaskiKerry Wynn Tight End LouisaDevonte Atkins Wide Receiver James MonroeJake Pelton Wide Receiver MonticelloDominique Wallace Running Back ChancellorJohn Harris Running Back Patrick Co.Breon Earl Running Back Broad RunLogan Thomas Quarterback BrookvilleDae ‘Quan Scott Kick Returner R.E. LeeAndrew Lloyd Place Kicker James Wood

OFFENSE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR:(First Team) LOGAN THOMAS – Brookville

(Second Team) DOMINIQUE WALLACE – Chancellor

DEFENSE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR:(First Team) A. J. PARRISH–Amherst

(Second Team) KENNY MCADOW–Broad Run

2008 AA All-State Football

Division 3 COACH OF THE YEAR: RICHARD SERBAY–James MonroeDivision 4 COACH OF THE YEAR: MICHAEL BURNETT–Broad Run

Second Team OffenseDaniel Boyer Center PoquosonDale Davis Guard BlacksburgAndrew Miller Guard BassettDerek Christovich Tackle PowhatanDevin Bolling Tackle BrookvilleAntonio Scott Tight End Prince EdwardMatt Aiken Wide Receiver Hidden ValleyMichael Atkinson Wide Receiver HarrisonburgNubian Peak Running Back PulaskiAlex Owah Running Back HarrisonburgDerrick Palmer Running Back William ByrdRoss Metheny Quarterback SherandoBreon Earl Kick Returner Broad RunJared Brown Place Kicker Grafton


First Team DefenseWill Hill End LafayetteJames Rouse End HarrisonburgClinton Simpkins Lineman ChancellorShawn Winfrey Lineman MonticelloAndrew Miller Lineman BassettJoey Wolff Linebacker GraftonKenny McAdow Linebacker Broad RunA.J. Parrish Linebacker AmherstTyler Snow Linebacker William ByrdQuintin Hunter Back OrangeChris Jessop Back Broad RunKyle Lynn Back Turner AsbhyKyle Schwizer Back SalemDrake Kuhn Punter Lafayette

Second Team DefenseSam Johnson End CourtlandRonwynn Pritchett End MartinsvilleAndrew Carter Lineman James MonroeRobert Collins Lineman William ByrdJosh Miller Lineman PulaskiDominique Wallace Linebacker ChancellorLeonard Grant Linebacker HandleyStephen Strowbridge Linebacker RockbridgeZach Weller Linebacker ChristianburgShawn Miner Back PowhatanFarkeem French Back James MonroeMarvin Mills Back MonticelloMatt Aiken Back Hidden ValleyAndrew Lloyd Punter James Wood



First Team OffenseQuinton Jones Center Gate CityGabriel Logan Guard GretnaDeShawn Viers Guard Colonial BeachRussell Hull Tackle ClintwoodDaquan Frzier Tackle FranklinJoe Yates Tight End HaysiVincent Battan Wide Receiver SurryStanley Peerman Wide Receiver William CampbellBrett Holman Wide Receiver FloydErnest Crockett Running Back SussexPickie Nuckles Running Back Buffalo GapChris Robinson Running Back ClintwoodLuke Harris Quarterback FloydCody Journell Kicker Giles

OFFENSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:LUKE HARRIS–Floyd

DEFENSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR:DONZELL SHEARIN–Franklin

2008 A All-State Football

Division1 COACH OF THE YEAR: FranklinDivision 2 COACH OF THE YEAR: Gretna

Second Team OffenseJared Conour Center EssexRichard Griffith Guard ChilhowleRyan Miller Guard HonakerMike Barbour Tackle William CampbellDrew Lester Tackle George WytheMequel Phillips Tight End EssexBrandon Atwell Wide Receiver George WytheKentel Noel Wide Receiver LancasterAllen Owens Wide Receiver HaysiJaycob Coleman Running Back Jl BurtonIsiah Hudson Running Back FranklinEric Mefford Running Back HolstonBaron Adams Quarterback William CampbellAllen Owens Kicker Haysi


First Team DefenseDan McClanahan End LebanonAustin Hoffman End William CampbellJustin Shields Lineman King WilliamBennett Fulper Lineman GretnaJ. D. Bevel Lineman ClintwoodWill Godsey Linebacker Jl BurtonAlec Osborne Linebacker ClintwoodJames Samuel Linebacker EssexAlex Russell Linebacker ChilhowieLuke Harris Back FloydDustin Jones Back Gate CityDonzell Shearin Back FranklinJaycob Coleman Back Jl BurtonNick Leighton Punter BlandMichael Johnson Returner Buffalo Gap

Second Team DefenseChristian DeJarnette End GretnaD. J. Brooks End Washington & LeeDrew Lester Lineman George WytheAdrian Bryant Lineman Washington & LeeKoby Miller Lineman HonakerAntonio Smith Linebacker FranklinMikhall Walton Linebacker CumberlandTimmy Wright Linebacker William CampbellHody Vlare Linebacker Fort ChiswellSteve Martin Back LebanonKevin Dale Back GretnaMichael Johnson Back Buffalo GapJim King Back Bath CountyScott Taylor Punter Washington & LeeChris Johnson Returner Clintwood


PLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMKristin Carpenter OH HanoverLaura Gomez MH AlbemarleSammy Spees OH WestfieldHannah Hugeback OH LandstownKara Elder OH AlbemarleMorgan Clark OH Loudoun ValleySamantha Reeves OH Chantilly

SECOND TEAMMeghann Forshey OH Deep RunSarah Frohnapfel S/OH Colonial ForgeKellie Goss MH Forest ParkLily Vera S Stone BridgeElizabeth Drewry OH Mills GodwinSuzanne Lasseigne OH/MB Princess AnneAllison Williams MH Chantilly

HONORABLE MENTIONMallory Woolridge MH/OH Deep RunJenny Pry OH LandstownLogan Sebastian OH LangleyJasmine Marshall S FauquierKristen Martin L Loudoun ValleyElyse Bush OH YorktownLindsey Gill L Stone BridgeMallory Carter OH CosbyJulia Cushman S James RiverHeather Brentzel L James RiverJessica Tiedemann MH/MB CoxAlex Jones MH/OH Great BridgeCourtney Sump OH Grassfield

2008 AAA All-StatePLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMKelli Carneal S/OH ChancellorShaylin O’Connell MH Loudoun CountyMacKenzie Tyree L Lord BotetourtEva Delaney S Hidden ValleySarah Harper OH Western AlbemarleKrista Hughes MH JamestownJuliane Hanna OH Loudoun Countuy

SECOND TEAMSeth Sullivan OH/S ChancellorKim Caudill MH/MB Carroll CountyJessica Church L Hidden ValleyCory Harris OH JamestownAshley Heath MH RustburgRachel Turk S SalemLauren Bosche S Cave Spring

HONORABLE MENTIONKarina Monroe MB CourtlandStephanie Day OH CourtlandLauren Carter M SherandoKayla Walker OH FluvannaTori Janowski OH/S Potomac FallsKate Shickel S Turner AshbyAlyssa Kidd S BrookvilleMara Hogan OH Turner AshbyRachel Binda OH/S WaynesboroAshley Scott OH HeritageMallory Stewart MH Bassett

2008 AA All-State 2008 A All-State

PLAYER OF THE YEARKRISTIN CARPENTER—Hanover

COACH OF THE YEARMARK RAGLAND—Albemarle

PLAYER OF THE YEARKELLI CARNEAL—Chancellor

COACH OF THE YEARCARLA POFF—Hidden Valley

PLAYER OF THE YEARCHELSEA SPIVEY—Gate City

COACH OF THE YEARAMY REED—Gate City

FIRST TEAMChelsea Spivey S Gate CityBrooke Moughon S/OH MathewsKala Guy OH/MH Wilson MemorialJaclyn Ayers S/OH StrasburgChelsie Kenley MH AuburnLiz Trinchere MH GlenvarJennifer Lewis OH Gate City

SECOND TEAMKelsey Griffitts MH John BattleJenna Smoot MH StrasburgTasha Trent MB Powell ValleyBrandi Blessing OH George WytheTabby Whitlock MH AuburnTyesha Harvey MH LancasterSuzanne McLaughlin L Mathews

HONORABLE MENTIONRuth Hedburg MH NorthumberlandRonequa Jones MB NorthamptonLizzy Lawson MB NorthamptonKatie Cubbage MH LurayShay Morages S Nelson CountyAmdna Sandridge L AltavistaKendra Nutter OH NorthwoodJamie Cockerham OH GalaxLeah Miller MH Rye CoveAutumn Chisenhall M J.J. KellyHannah Bostic MH Honaker


PLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMGary Ward P HickoryTyler Basso P Stone BridgeJake Lowery C CosbyAustin Stadler FB James RiverJason Catrel SB Colonial ForgeJake Meyer TB WoodbridgeKizuku Scott SS BethelJackie Bradley OF Prince GeorgeShannon Marit OF Lake BraddockBrett Harris OF HickoryChris McDougal Utility DenbighKeith Werman DH Oakton

SECOND TEAMRonnie Shaban P CosbyJustin Shirley P BethelRobbie Newman C SalemMatt Snyder FB WestfieldLane Denton SB HanoverRyan Parker TB CosbyLevi Hines SS Colonial BeachZaine Jack OF BaysideBlake Hauser OF ManchesterVince Coles OF AlbemarleTaylor Perkins Utility DinwiddieMatt Gwaltney DHr Motoaca

HONORABLE MENTIONJake Mayers P HanoverTy Weaver P StonebridgeGeorge Piccarelli C OsbournKeith Morrisroe C ChantillyJustin Bagby IF HalifaxMatt Shaffer IF HamptonMatt Mitchel IF HamptonKyle Toulouse IF YorktownBen Tomchick IF Princess AnneMike Snyder IF WestfieldReed Gragnani IF GodwinBrent Fraizer IF South CountyShaun Sizemore OF MenchvilleTravis Lane OF GodwinJ.J. Pischanik OF Colonial ForgeJohny Bladell OF StonebridgeJeff Haueptie OF West SpringfieldKevin Wager Utility OaktonFrankie Lewis DH Ocean Lakes

2008 AAA All-StatePLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMMikey O’Brien P Hidden ValleyJordan Barnett P RichlandsDylan Smith C ParkviewZac Helgeson FB Hidden ValleyJoey Phillips SB BlacksburgBrent Mikionis TB PowhatanAdam McConnell SS TabbWill Lamb OF YorkKenny Fleming OF LouisaDaniel Bowman OF Turner AsbhyMark Mantne Utility BlacksburgSteve Holt DH Alleganhy

SECOND TEAMCody Brown P TabbJohn Jones P CourtlandDaniel Wright C Fort DefianceStephen Keener FB AlleghanyJosh Holskey SB Lord BotetoutKyle Craun TB Turner AsbhyScott Betterly SS BrentsvilleRashad Hatcher OF Park ViewAshtn Paige OF AmherstBretty Hylton OF TunstallMark Montgomery Utility BrutonCabel Naff DH Bassett

HONORABLE MENTIONJake Kline P PotomacCole Shain P Broad RunBlake Forslund P RustburgJoseph Lucas P WaynesboroDavey Everhart C TabbJutin Thompson C TunstallRobbie Brownschidle FB GraftonAssron Sweger FB PotomacClark Pinder SB PoquosonTrey Brocke SB Broad RunDylan Szalankiewiez TB LouisaMason Mays TB BassettJay Thompson SS WaynesboroJustin Malone SS AbingdonRyan McBroom OF CourtlandJonathan Mason OF Park ViewAndrew Mann OF Broad RunGreg Chewning OF HeritageEric Houff OF BlacksburgNathan Hagy OF AbingdonRob Malen Utility Potomac FallsJ.J. Loker Utility SpotswoodBradley Weston DH BluestoneDanny Cooper DH James Wood

2008 AA All-State 2008 A All-State

PLAYER OF THE YEARCALEB DORTON — James River

COACH OF THE YEARDAVE WYRICK — J. J. Kelly

PLAYER OF THE YEARMIKEY O’BRIEN — Hidden Valley

COACH OF THE YEARGREGG CONNER — Powhatan

PLAYER OF THE YEARAUSTIN STADLER — James River

COACH OF THE YEARTIM LOWERY — Cosby

PLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMCody Bentley P J.J. KellyTim Duoley P AppomattoxGavin Hylton C ChathamMark Gallimore FB Fort ChiswellJacob Yates SB ChathamMike Baskyfield TB Colonial BeachBrent Steffey SS Colonial BeachJordan Wind OF EssexChris Smith OF CastlewoodAdam Bedsaul OF Grayson CountyCaleb Dorton Utility James RiverJustin Wilson DH J.J. Kelly

SECOND TEAMEric Austin P GlenvarLogan Ball P HonakerCharlie Johnson C GlenvarMichael Hale FB RappahannockTim Arnold SB John BattleCody Calloway TB John BattleJosh Wenger SS Buffalo GapTimmy McDonald OF StrasburgShaquille Bagwell OF ArcadiaDavid Keene OF HonakerJeremy Leake Utility LurayDevin Smith DH George Wythe

HONORABLE MENTIONRichard Galindez P LurayJeff Myers P WindsorJonathan Somers P LancasterChris Perry C NanduaWill Godsey FB BurtonRiley McDonald FB StrasburgChris Horne SB WindsorHody Vlars SB ChiswellLuke Watson TB AuburnTyler Persell TB Page Co.Hagan Hensley SS Thomas WalkerTyler Duke SS James RiverChad Inscho OF Colonial BeachSutton Coleman OF LebanonAndrew Tucker OF James RiverNathan Hepler OF Bath Co.M.J. Wells OF Nelson Co.Johnny Van Wyck OF LurayJake Fletcher Utility MiddlesexJustin McMillan Utility CastlewoodJustin Shields DH King WilliamAustin Jordan DH Goochland

PLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMCaitlyn Delahaba P Broad RunBrittany Arnn P TunstallMeredith Moore C Cave SpringsJustine Payne IF NottowayAshley Kramer IF Broad RunHillary Rees IF Turner AshbyKendra Hooker IF AbingdonDee Dee Fryer IF DominionMegan Lombard IF Hidden ValleyCarla Powell IF Broad RunRochelle Latka OF Loudoun CountyStephanie Olsen OF YorkOlivia Ferguson OF Cave SpringSECOND TEAMRebecca Mills P New KentEllen Weaver P SalemAven Thomas P Turner AshbyHaley Johnson C Broad RunLaura Bauer C New KentDanielle Dike IF FluvannaTaylor Walker IF PoquosonChelsea Lavender IF Jefferson ForestJenna Rudder IF TunstallAbby Carpenter IF BrentsvilleSarah Ashby OF William ByrdEmily Garcia OF Park View SterlingJasmine Frazier OF ChancellorHONORABLE MENTIONLauren Myers P NottowayAshley Prosper P YorkMicalah Sacre P OrangeJessica Hogle P Fort DefianceNicole Defilipo P BrookvilleLindsey Lester P RichlandsKaitlyn Culler P Patrick CountyTamara Smith P NorthsideRenee Tafili C ChancellorHolle Wartliner C AlleghanyApril Pugh C AmherstLauren Snead C BassettHolly Baker C BroadwayTyler Fleming IF New KentJennifer Falin IF BrutonCourtney Allman IF Fort DefianceBrittany Davidson IF Fort DefianceJamie Price IF SalemSarah Smith IF TunstallCatherine Clavin OF PoquosonCasey Farrell OF MillbrookAriel Stewart OF FluvannaTiffany Lockeridge OF Fort DefianceHeather Baker OF BroadwayTiffany Harris OF TazewellIngrid Joyce OF Patrick County

PLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMAbbie Rexrode P James RiverTeresa Dalton P GretnaJanie Holmes P MiddlesexMarie Chandler P Powell ValleyMeredith Buckley P GlenvarFallon Thomas C Virginia High.Lindsay Hudgins IF MathewsKelley Knoebel IF GlenvarKaylla Holdway IF Powell ValleyAmanda Bradley IF Wilson MemorialLindsey Burris IF Grayson CountyCeseley Haynes OF GretnaKelly Montgomery OF ChathamSamantha Brummette OF J.J. KellySECOND TEAMMallory Marks P Rappahannock.Hannah Light P CoeburnKelsey Weddle P Patrick Henry.Chelsea Davis C EssexAubree Hutt IF Virginia HighSara Caudle IF LancasterMegan Viofora IF Page CountyBrittany Barbrow IF Patrick HenrySuzanne McLaughlin IF MathewsNicole Layton IF AuburnKallie Cox IF James RiverKori Oord OF RappahannockRebecca Breeden OF Page CountyMallory Bartos OF MathewsHONORABLE MENTIONHannah Sisson P Washington and LeeLindsay Crigler P MathewsJavannah Taylor P BuckinghamBrooke Short P AltavistaCheryl Crews C GretnaChelsea Hutchinson C Craig CountyCassie Sturgill C Powell ValleyAllie Smith C LebanonMarkie Pitts IF Washington and LeeLisa Lee IF BuckinghamKasey Anderson IF ChathamSarah Toman IF Wilson MemorialKeisha Perrigan IF CastlewoodBrooke Stidham IF PoundMegan Funk IF Grayson CountyMacy Doss OF Craig CountyNikki Sage OF ChilhowieChelsea Forney OF J.I. BurtonLauren Denton OF Virginia HighCarly Webb OF Lancaster


PLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMJenn Gniadek P HickoryWhitnay Haller P CosbyKendra Knight P SalemKayla Lechler C StonebridgeCourtney Long C HanoverMichelle Lighton C HickoryKristen Cheesebrew IF Great BridgeCaitlen Manning IF Prince GeorgeKelsey Green IF LangleyMeghan Smith IF Mountain ViewLeona Rainey OF GodwinMarra Hvaozdovic OF HerndonTaylor Williams OF HyltonSECOND TEAMCelsey Dunham P South CountyGabby Andina P WoodsideLacey Waldrop P Thomas DaleJenny Law C Franklin Co.Courtney Liddle C BattlefieldMarcy Bowden IF RobinsonRachel West IF HickoryStacy Snellings IF Mills GodwinAshley Scroggin IF North StaffordLauren Wilson IF YorktownMatrickala Hale OF WoodsideAmanda Woolard OF HanoverTaryn Cutrona OF RobinsonHONORABLE MENTIONNikki Black P North StaffordMelissa Kirby P StonewallBrianne Pease P CentervilleLisa Puryear P HanoverLauren Vinson P Prince GeorgeSara Atkins C WarwickCourtney Crewes C North StaffordAmanda Hernandez C WoodbridgeKelsey Talbot C HayfieldBrianna Bertovich IF MonacanStephanie Clark IF HalifaxMegean Guisky IF KellamBrianna Hanafin IF YorktownKashina Hancock IF Franklin CountyKristie Hoetter IF WoodsideCay Manuel IF MidlothianHayley Morton IF CentervilleSamantha Kandraus OF AtleeChelsea Paprocki OF Forest ParkAshley Reetz OF Great BridgeKathryn Rodgers OF West SpringfieldSavannah Snyder OF Lake TaylorKatie MacCall OF Princess AnneKaitlynn Szcezepanski OF Great Bridge

2008 AAA All-State 2008 AA All-State 2008 A All-State

PITCHER OF THE YEARABBIE REXRODE—James River

PLAYER OF THE YEARCESELEY HAYNES—Gretna

COACH OF THE YEARKATINA BROOKS—Gretna

PITCHER OF THE YEARCAITLYN DELAHABA—Broad Run

PLAYER OF THE YEARDEE DEE FRYER—Dominion

COACH OF THE YEARED STEELE—Broad Run

PITCHER OF THE YEARJENN GNIADEK—Hickory

PLAYER OF THE YEARKAYLA LECHLER—Stonebridge

COACH OF THE YEARJOE SCHELZO—Battlefield


PLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAM*Brian Ownby FW Deep RunBen Anderson MF AtleePatrick Innis FW Thomas DaleWill Bates MF Thomas Dale*Caleb Thomas MF CoxRobert Alberti MF KecoughtanTony Tchani MF MauryRyan Oakes FW Cox*Alex Herrera MF YorktownRonnie Shaban FW Stone BridgeSean Murnane FW HerndonWill Beckman DF Thomas Jefferson*Joey Dennis GK Osbourn ParkTravis Pittman MF OsbournBrian Lybert MF WoodbridgeFayanga Keita FW Patrick Henry* denotes Regional Player of the Year

SECOND TEAMEduardo Lopez FW Lee-DavisBen Jessee MF CosbyDaniel Artus MF MotoacaHunter Cheatham FW MonacanJohn Mackenzie FW LandstownAri Dimas MF Indian RiverSean Dreybus MF WarwickAdriano Bravo MF ChurchlandGreg Goldbach MF George MarshallSeth Goldman DF RobinsonSantos Cerda FW South LakesChristian Mclaughlin MF HerndonColt Water MF Colonial ForgeWilliam Bioh FW Stonewall JacksonAlan Aguilar DF Gar-FieldHodges Berry MF E.C. GlassJay Coble GK Churchland

2008 AAA All-State

PLAYER OF THE YEARBRIAN OWNBY—Deep Run

COACH OF THE YEARMIKE ANDERSON—Cosby

PLAYER SCHOOLFIRST TEAMLuis Moreno GalaxAnthony Andrianarison George MasonCurtis Clatworthy VirginiaRoberto Maldonado NorthamptonAlex Khandan-Barani RadfordBryan Henley GoochlandMax Salyer Virginia HighOrry Harrison NorthumberlandWoody Wilder George WytheLuke Longanecker Nelson Co.Stephen Melchor LebanonDean Gravos ARGSCharlie Smith Parry McCluerPhil Ramsey StrasburgJessee Cheers Virginia HighJacob Vrooman Matthews

SECOND TEAMLukas Findley RadfordJamie Brougham James RiverBrandon Atwell George WytheDio Riguze GalaxElio Randrainasolo George MasonJosh Miller WilsonLuke Gall GoochlandJordan Maddy AltavistaDalton Booher John BattleJed Owens John BattleCorey Edwards John BattleAndrew Fleenor John BattleErik Montalvo NorthamptonMalcom Ball EssexTimmy Songer WindsorCarlos Estrada Northampton

HONORABLE MENTIONNao Masuda RadfordBryant Henriquez Clarke Co.Tyler Orr LebanonJP Hudnall King WilliamAndrew Meade George WytheKyle Inlow WilsonAdam Breeding LebanonLuke Southall ARGSRachel Griggs NarrowsClarke Goodling Nelson Co.Frank Ontaneda VirginiaJamie Knighton NorthumberlandJim King Bath Co.

2008 A All-State

PLAYER OF THE YEARLUIS MORENO—Galax

COACH OF THE YEARGREG WADE—Radford


PLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMErin Libertore FW James RiverKelly Morrison FW CoxAudrey Barry FW RobinsonJessica Jewell FW Battlefield Brittany Michels MF KellamKristin Lescalleet MF AtleeMeaghan Dullea MF First ColonialDiana Weigel MF WT WoodsonKathleen Smith DF WoodbridgeAlison Nebatoff DF Lake BraddockAli Heck DF RobinsonMeagan Simeone DF First ColonialCaitlin Maat DF Battlefield Andrea Keller DF Mills GodwinKatherine Yount GK RobinsonKristin Carden GK Cox

SECOND TEAMSahar Aflaki FW BattlefieldKristen Lybert FW WoodbridgeNikki Mercier FW WT WoodsonStephanie Gerow FW West PotomacAnn Marie Cole FW Mills GodwinApril Price FW Maggie Walker

HONORABLE MENTIONTori Allen FW Colonial ForgeBrittany Beaty FW First ColonialKimmy Cummings FW Lee-Davis Aubrie Ewell FW James RiverLeslie Fajfar FW Mt. VernonJeanine Johnston FW EC GlassErin Layne FW MidlothianAshley Manning FW Loudoun ValleyMary Morgan FW Maury Alex Reed FW South CountyChloe Russell FW CoxCortlyn Bristol MF ChantillyMeghan Cozens MF HickoryMeredyth Frye MF RiverbendDanielle Gunderson MF DenbighMolly Menchel MF EdisonSarah Northrop MF AtleeAly Shaughnessy MF Battlefield Becca Wann MF CosbyBreiana White MF CD Hylton

2008 AAA All-StatePLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMMaddy Elder FW Hidden Valley Kelly Evans FW Broad RunKatelyn LePore FW Lord Botetourt Claire McCarty FW Harrisonburg Emily Perrin FW CharlottesvilleJulianne Rickers FW Loudoun CountyKara Blosser MF CourtlandJazmin Cardoso MF Broadway Marianne Dubinsky MF Blacksburg Holly King MF Broad RunAllyn Potts MF LafayetteRachel Beaumont DF Cave Spring Kendall Dishaw DF Salem Lauren McCoy DF CourtlandLindsay Wicher DF GraftonMelissa Mailley GK Briar Woods

HONORABLE MENTIONNicole Dirnagl FW SherandoKorri Iracane FW ChancellorSunny Herold FW Fluvanna CountyKendall Robertson FW Hidden ValleyAmy Barnes MF Fort DefianceMary Grace Doyle MF Loudoun CountyBrittany Ingvaldson MF SalemLauren Pomerson MF William ByrdColleen Schrier MF Lord BotetourtBree Simonsen MF WaynesboroDenise Wagner MF GraftonKirsti Campbell MF John HandleyWilla Grefe MF Robert E. LeeMonica Matsumoto MF CharlottesvilleLiz Ross MF HarrisonburgClaire Sibley MF Hidden ValleyBrielle Spencer MF HeritageSara Abrahams DF LafayetteMara Doss DF BassetOlivia Mackey DF Loudoun CountyRosa Salazar DF James MonroeSeth Sullivan DF ChancellorJulia Wilson DF HarrisonburgHaley Cutright DF Hidden ValleyMaria Keinle DF TabbCrystal Salazar DF CourtlandElizabeth Stump DF Hidden ValleyJaime White DF Jefferson ForrestLynn Murphy GK Bassett

2008 AA All-State 2008 A All-StatePLAYER POSITION SCHOOLFIRST TEAMDanielle Moyer FW Clarke CountyAndrea Odemark FW GoochlandLindsey Hunter FW GlenvarViolet Miller FW George MasonOlivia Scott MF George MasonCarrie Wisman MF Virginia HighCaroline Gentry MF Virginia HighRachel Kazman MF George MasonBrittany Chandler MF Clarke CountyAnna Witkowsky DF RadfordKatheryne Lawson DF Clarke CountyKim Kenny DF George MasonLily Benck DF RadfordDesi Simmons GK RadfordRebecca Jackson GK George Mason

SECOND TEAMAbigail Shankel FW Virginia HighHannah Shankel FW Virginia HighMary Wiley FW RadfordZaina Natour FW AppomatoxPip Pattison MF RadfordKelby Dove MF George WytheCourtney Long MF GlenvarHannah Myers MF Wilson MemorialKelly Powers MF Manassas ParkOlivia Damico DF RiverheadsElle Silverman DF George MasonKristin Shomo DF RiverheadsAnelle Cleveland DF GoochlandDanielle Phillips GK NelsonEmily Skaar GK Glenvar

HONORABLE MENTIONPLAYER SCHOOLAnna Hoyt James RiverTori Faulkner RadfordJessica Morgan Patrick HenryAlex Gillespie RadfordBrooke Mitchell LebanonAnna Davis John BattleCandice West Virginia HighAlma Schafer John BattleAngela Hershcer BathWren Hoyt James RiverJessica Philpott BathDanielle Owens John BattlefieldWhitney Osborne John BattlefieldMary Goodpasture Virgina High SchoolKirsten Frye Virginia High SchoolSelena Trichel Virginia High SchoolPLAYER OF THE YEAR

KATHERINE YOUNT—RobinsonPLAYER OF THE YEAR

HOLLY KING—Broad Run

PLAYER OF THE YEARDESIREE SIMMONS—Radford


WEST DEFENSE

Tyler HolmesBlacksburg HS

WEST OFFENSE

Travis TarpleyGeorge Washington HS

EAST DEFENSE

Williams Jefferson Aaron HarperHampton HS Courtland HS

EAST OFFENSE

Torrean CrowellMeadowbrook HS


GIRLS EAST

Sonia JohnsonHeritage HS

GIRLS WEST

Devon BrownWaynesboro HS

BOYS WEST

Nick BarbourGeorge Washington HS

BOYS EAST

Bill WeaverBethel HS


BOYS EAST

Brian OwnbyJamestown HS

BOYS WEST

Eric SkogerboeStone Bridge HS

GIRLS EAST

Kristen CardenFrank W. Cox HS

GIRLS WEST

Diana WiegelW. T. Woodson HS


EAST

Ben TomchickPrincess Anne HS

WEST

Justin BagbeyHalifax County HS

EAST

Brianna BertovichMonocan HS

WEST

Brittany DavidsonFort Defiance HS

EAST

Morgam PetkovichLoudoun County HS

WEST

Bianca RichardsonColonial Forge HS



GENERAL CRITERIANominees must exemplify the highest standards of sportsmanship, ethical conduct, moral character, and carry theendorsement of their respective high school.

The categories of athlete, coach, and contributor are included on the nomination form for expediency in understanding theprimary area in which an individual is to be considered for their achievements in interscholastic athletics and activities. Thegrouping is for screening purposes only and to assist those making the nominations in understanding the type of informationrequired. Once nominees are inducted, they are not categorized, but all are recognized as members of the Virginia HighSchool Hall of Fame.

To further explain, athletes would be former student participants who are being nominated for their achievements ininterscholastic athletics. Coaches would be considered on the merits of their high school coaching achievements only. Acontributor would be an individual who has made a contribution to interscholastic athletics or activities in some capacity otherthan those previously mentioned, including such areas as administration, sports ,medicine, sports media, official, activitiessponsor or participant, etc.

All candidates will be judged on their significant and/or long term contribution to interscholastic athletics andactivities. While many have served their school and local programs over a long and distinguished career, theiraccomplishments must have been worthy of state recognition for them to be considered. Longevity, withoutmeaningful state impact, does not constitute appropriate credentials for hall of fame consideration.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

(a) Coaches being considered must be retired or deceased with at least 20 years service in Virginia at a member school(s) orhave served 25 years at a member school(s) and still actively coaching. Persons nominated as a contributor to the VHSLmust meet similar criteria for a comparable period of time. If the candidate is a coach, the candidate must be a member ofthe Virginia State High School Coaches Association

(b) Athletes are eligible for nomination 5 years after their high school graduation. Their nomination initially will be placed in aInactive Category; 10 years after their high graduation, they will be placed in the Active Category and brought before theScreening Committee for consideration in the Hall of Fame.

METHODS OF NOMINATION(a) Any VHSCA member in good standing or VHSL member school may nominate.(b) The nominating deadline in Oct. 31, in the year prior to the year of induction.(c) No individual may make more than one nomination per year.(d) Nominations for candidates not selected shall remain open for consideration each of the next two years but will no

longer be considered thereafter unless a new renomination is submitted.

Go to www.vhscainc.com to obtain forms.

Virginia High School Hall of FameOFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM

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Virginia High SchoolHALL OF FAME


2008 19th HOF Class features 11 inductees, the most since the Class of 1994

In 30 years (1972-2002) as head boys basketball coach atHarrisonburg High School, Roger Bergey amassed 435 wins, twoVHSL Group AA state basketball championships, six regionchampionships and numerous district titles. Under his guidance, theRalph Sampson-era at Harrisonburg produced back-to-back statetitles in 1978 and 1979. He also coached the most sought after highschool player in the nation during the 1978-79 season. Theprotective “Recruitment Guidelines” he established duringSampson’s recruitment by college coaches are still being used todayby the NCAA and its member schools. In addition to coachingbasketball,

Bergey served as the Blue Streaks athletic director for 13years. He also worked tirelessly in leadership positions within theVHSCA, VIAAA and VHSL serving as director of the Group AA

football championships for over 10 years and director of district and regional boys and girls basketballtournaments for 12 years. Bergey began his coaching career at Patrick Henry High School in Ashland(1963-68) as head boys basketball, baseball and JV football coach before moving to Varina High School(1968-72) as assistant boys basketball, baseball and JV football coach. He retired in 2002 but is still activein the VHSCA serving on the Legislative Council; the Executive Committee; Chairman of the All Star GamesCommittee and Hall of Fame Committee.

SHELLEY BLUMENTHAL Blacksburg High SchoolIn 16 years as the head boys soccer coach at Blacksburg High

School (1992-2007), Shelley Blumenthal established a powerhouseprogram that captured eight VHSL Group AA boys soccerchampionships (1993, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005 and2007); four state runner-up finishes (1992, 2001, 2003, 2006); plus14 regional championships and 16 district titles. He compiled a 313-20-14 overall record and his 93.9 winning percentage is the secondbest in NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America)history. Under his guidance, his Blacksburg players were just asimpressive in the classroom as on the field, earning seven NSCAATeam Academic Awards with a team GPA of 3.25 or higher. Inaddition to his numerous coach of the year awards, which includedbeing named the National Boys Small Public Coach of the Year bythe NSCAA in 2007, Blumenthal produced 27 first-team all-state

players, 13 second-team all-state players, 21 honorable mention all-state players and three NSCAA Scholarall-Americans. He came to Blacksburg in 1990 and spent two years as the assistant boys soccer coach andgoalkeepers coach helping the Bruins to back-to-back regional titles and a Group AA runner-up finish. Hehas served on numerous VHSCA and NSCAA committees during his career. He currently works at theRoanoke Valley Governor’s School and is a volunteer assistant coach with the Roanoke College men’ssoccer team.

For the past 28 years, Martha Akers has had an abidingcommitment to students, teaching, learning and leadership. Not onlyis she recognized as an outstanding educator at Loudoun ValleyHigh School, but her contribution to scholastic journalism isrecognized nationally. She has been a director of four VHSL/JostensRegional Journalism Publications Workshops and a Director of theVHSL’s Fall Publications Workshop. She has served on the VHSLScholastic Publications Advisory Committee and served on the VHSLcommittee that formed the Charles E. Savedge Scholarship forVirginia student journalists and the Charles E. Savedge Award forSustained Excellence in Journalism. In 2006, the JournalistEducation Association named her the national Yearbook Adviser ofthe Year, the highest honor the association can give. Her studentshave won numerous publication awards, including 22 VHSL TrophyClass Awards in Yearbook, which is the equivalent to a state

championship in scholastic publications. Loudoun Valley has won three Charles E. Savedge Awards forSustained Excellence in Journalism from the VHSL. Among her many accolades, she was inducted into theJournalism Hall of Fame in 2003 and was awarded the Virginia Association of Journalism Teachers andAdvisers’ Thomas Jefferson Award for Lifetime Achievement in Scholastic Journalism. She continues toteach photojournalism and is the yearbook and National Honor Society Adviser at Loudoun Valley where shehas taught since 1980.

JEFF DIETZE West Potomac High SchoolThe “Father of Professional Development” in the state of

Virginia and known as the “Dean of Student Activities Directors,”Jeff Dietze retired this past February after serving the WestPotomac community for more than 37 years, and for 33 years asDirector of Student Activities at West Potomac High School. He wasinstrumental in the development of the national certificationprogram for athletic administrators during his service to the NationalInterscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. He co-authoredthe National Council for Accreditation of Coaching Education statecertification of state coaching education program. His developmentof the Virginia high school coaches’ education program to educatecoaches in local and state regulations set the standard for coaches’education across the country. Through his leadership, Virginia hasthe only national certified coaching education program for high

school coaches in the United States. A past president of the VIAAA, he also served in numerous leadershippositions within the VHSL, including serving as co-chair since 1995 of the VHSL State Coaching EducationSteering Committee. Among his many national awards, he received the NIAAA Distinguished Service Award,NIAAA State Award of Merit, VIAAA Athletic Director of the Year, VIAAA John C. Youngblood LifetimeAchievement Award and VHSL Regional Award of Merit.co

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ROGER BERGEY Harrisonburg High School

Thomas Jones led Powell Valley to back-to-back VHSL footballchampionships in 1994-95. In leading the Vikings to two state titles,he finished his prolific football career first and third in the VHSLrecord book in single-season rushing with 3,319 yards as a juniorand 3,007 yards during his senior year. He also finished first insingle-game rushing with 462 yards, first in career touchdowns with104, second in single-season scoring with 296 points and second inboth career scoring (638 points) and career rushing yards (7,193yards). In addition, he guidedPowell Valley to a VHSL track championship and was named theGatorade High School Player of the Year in Virginia following hissenior year. Jones continued his football career at the University ofVirginia where he holds 15 UVa records and 10 ACC records. He wasa consensus all-America in 1999, a Doak Walker Award finalist and

was a first-team all-ACC running back as a junior and senior. Following his final year at Virginia, Jones wasthe seventh overall pick in the 2000 NFL draft by the Arizona Cardinals. As a Chicago Bear in 2006, hegained over 1,000 yards rushing and in Super Bowl XLII he rushed for 123 yards against the Colts. Hejoined the New York Jets in 2007 and will be entering his eighth NFL season in 2008.

MEGAN McCARTHY James W. Robinson Secondary SchoolOne of the most celebrated women’s soccer players in U.S.

history, Megan McCarthy was a two-time NSCAA (National SoccerCoaches Association of America) high school all-American. Twicenamed first team all-state, she was the Virginia High School Playerof the Year in 1984 and was a first-team Washington Post all-Metselection four times. In addition, she earned first-team all-districtand all-region honors all four years at James Robinson SecondarySchool. She led the Rams to the first-ever VHSL Group AAA girlssoccer championship in 1984. She continued her soccer career atWilliam & Mary earning NCAA co-Freshman of the Year honors;NCAA all-American honors three times and was the Adidas/NCAANational Collegiate Player of the Year in 1987. Following her collegecareer, she was a member of the U.S. Women’s National Team from1987-1991 and 1994 helping the U.S team win the first-ever

Women’s World Cup Championship in 1991. She was a Medal of Honor Recipient in 2001 along with herU.S. national teammates. McCarthy played professionally with FC Prato in Florence, Italy in 1988 and withthe USASA Maryland Pride from 1995-98. She currently teaches mathematics at Centreville High Schooland is the assistant varsity girls soccer coach.

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Eleven individuals who have made outstanding contributions to high school athletic and activity programs have been selected to the 2008Virginia High School Hall of Fame. Members of the Class of 2008, the 19th to be inducted, will bring total membership to 198.

Sponsored jointly by the Virginia High School League and the Virginia High School Coaches Association, the hall is dedicated topreserving the rich heritage of outstanding achievements by students and adults in sports and activities within Virginia’s public high schools.Athletes are eligible for consideration 10 years after completion of their high school careers and are judged primarily for their achievements ininterscholastic sports. Coaches are eligible after 15 years of experience or upon retirement and are judged on the merits of their achievementsat the high school level. Contributors are professionals who have rendered significant services in some other capacity such as administration,academic activities, officiating, media or sports medicine.

RALPH LAW CharlottesvilleRalph Law has been a VHSL football official for 44 years and

has officiated nearly 600 varsity football games and over 600 sub-varsity games. He has been selected to officiate 25 regional andthree state championship games. Since 1980, he has been theCommissioner of the Piedmont Valley Officials Association and isresponsible for providing training programs for over 125 officials inCentral Virginia. In addition to his officiating duties, Law has madesignificant contributions to the Virginia High School League overthe past 40 years. He has directed and assisted with a number ofVHSL championships including the Group A state track meet andserved as the official scorer for VHSL state basketballchampionships. In addition, he has been a member of the VHSLStrategic Planning Policy Committee. After graduating from GranbyHigh School and the College of William and Mary, he returned to

Granby as head track and swimming coach. He led Granby to the 1962 Group AAA track and field statetitle and won an Eastern District championship in swimming. In 1963, he was named the head swimmingcoach at the University of Virginia before serving as a school principal in the Charlottesville school system.

CHARLENE TILLER John Tyler Community CollegeCharlene Tiller has directed the VHSL state forensics

tournament since 2001 managing and organizing annually a staffof 130 judges and 360 students who represent over 110 highschools across the state. Since taking over the tournament, shehas been responsible for selecting tournament personnel;organizing the schematics for four rounds of competition in 10events in three simultaneous tournaments in Group A, AA and AAA.In addition to running the state tournament, her contributions fortraining Virginia high school speech coaches may be her legacy. Asan officer with the Virginia Association of Speech, Debate andDrama Coaches (VASDDC), she organized an annual summerworkshop inviting national and state leaders to present a two-dayworkshop in all aspects of forensics and debate competition. Theworkshop was so successfull she added a third seminar to include

theatre. She was selected as the Section 2 (Mid-Atlantic States) representative on the NFHS Speech,Debate and Theatre Association board, where she is instrumental in developing a supporting speechprogram nationwide. She began her forensics career in 1987 at Hopewell High School coaching theforensics team before taking over the same duties at Charles City County High School from 1990-1999 andat Prince George High School 1999-2000. She is currently employed as an assistant professor of speecharts and sciences at John Tyler Community College.

PATRICIA MITCHELL Hampton High SchoolA pioneer in the Virginia High School Coaches Association, Trish

Mitchell was among the first group of women admitted into theorganization in 1974. In 1992, she became the first and only womanpresident of the VHSCA serving in that leadership position until1994. She continues her long service with the VHSCA serving onthe Executive Committee, Legislative Council and Budget andFinance Committees. In addition, she has served on the Hall ofFame Screening Committee and the Virginia High School LeagueAdvisory Council. Through her tireless efforts the VHSCA hasdoubled its membership over the past 15 years and is regarded asone of the finest coaches associations in the country. In addition toher duties with the VHSCA, Mitchell spent 32 years as a teacher,coach and athletic director at Hampton High School earningnumerous awards, including National High School Region 2 Coach

of the Year in 1980. She spent 26 years (1967-1999) as the girls tennis coach and served as the school’sathletic director from 1985-2001. During her time guiding the Hampton athletic program, the Crabberscaptured 11 VHSL team championships. She has served in various leadership positions within the PeninsulaDistrict serving as director of the Scholastic Bowl and Forensics activities, as well as establishing anddirecting the District cheerleader competition.

JIM RIKE James W. Robinson Secondary SchoolJim Rike has been the main voice for girls soccer for over 25

years and is a major reason why the sport has enjoyedtremendous growth in Virginia. In 26 years as the head coach atJames W. Robinson Secondary School, he guided the Rams to fourVHSL Group AAA state titles, including the first-ever girls soccerstate championship in 1984 captained by fellow Hall of Fameinductee, Megan McCarthy. In addition to his state success, histeams have won nine regional championships and 10 district titles.He’s been named VHSCA Coach of the Year three times,Washington Post all-Met Coach of the Year twice and wasNHSACA National Coach of the Year in 2005. Including his fiveyears as head boys soccer coach at Falls Church High School, Rikehas a lifetime record of 420-19-40. He has also made significantcontributions through his association with the VHSCA serving as

chairman for the girls soccer all-state selection committee and all-star selection committee. Besidescoaching soccer, Rike has also been an assistant varsity wrestling coach for 20 years (five at Falls Churchand 15 at Robinson) and assistant varsity football and head freshman coach for 10 years at Robinson.

CALVIN TALFORD Castlewood High SchoolFor two years, few players in VHSL history dominated two

sports like Calvin Talford did during his junior and senior years intrack and basketball at Castlewood High School. In basketball, hewas named Hogoheegee District Player of the Year, first-team all-Region C, first-team Group A all-state and Russell County andSouthwest Virginia Player of the Year. He recorded 1,657 careerpoints, including a single-game high of 59 points. In track, heowned the Group A state jumping events winning six individualchampionships in the long jump, triple jump and high jump. Heestablished Group A state records in each event that are still thestandards today. Talford also earned second-team Group A all-statehonors in football as a senior and all-region honors in baseball. Hewas named the 1988 Roanoke Times Male Athlete of the Yearfollowing his senior year. He continued his basketball career at

East Tennessee State University earning four letters and winning the 1992 NCAA Slam Dunk contest beforeplaying pro basketball in Europe. He currently resides in Johnson City, TN.


CLASS OF 2007 INDUCTEESWardell Stephen Curry-Athlete-Fort Defiance HSTerry Gayle Kirby-Athlete-Tabb HSChristopher Carroll Slade-Athlete-Tabb HSWayne M. Cosby-Coach-Southampton HSDennis S. Kozlowski-Coach-Bethel HSBruce W. Bowen, CMAA-Contributor-Hermitage HSDr. Carol Rae Chory, CMAA-Contributor-

Kempsville HSJerry F. Deviney-Contributor-Virginia Beach City

Public SchoolsSandra A. Hadaway, CMAA-Contributor-Salem HSHarry Montague Ward-Contributor-Mathews

County Public Schools

CLASS OF 2006 INDUCTEESJamael O. Barber-Athlete-Cave Springs HSAtiim K. Barber-Athlete-Cave Springs HSCharles W. Bowers-Coach-Wilson Memorial HSJ.J. Updike-Coach-Harrisonburg HSJoe H. Gieck, EdD, ATC, PT-Contributor-University

of VirginiaDonna L. King-Contributor-Fairfax County Public

SchoolsNancy C. Phaup-Contributor-Prince Edward County

HSWilma H. Wirt-Contributor-Virginia Commonwealth

University

CLASS OF 2005 INDUCTEESNick Colobro-Coach-Gate City HSTom Turner-Coach-Appalachia HSJerry Lee Slaughter-Coach-Fieldale-Collinsville HSFrances A. Simpson-Coach-E.C. Glass HSBeth Walker-Coach-Park View HSEvan Tracy Stallard-Athlete-Coeburn HSVito A. Perriello, Jr., M.D.-Contributor-VHSL and

NFHS Sports Medicine Advisory CommitteeLarry Johnson-Contributor-Virginia HS

League

CLASS OF 2004 INDUCTEESDoug Bates-Athlete-J.J. Kelly HSBryant Stith-Athlete-Brunswick Senior HSLeo Anthony-Coach-First Colonial HSJoseph Leroy Dail-Coach-Southampton HSEdward Allen Jr.-Contributor-New Kent HSEvelyn Dawkins-Contributor-Kecoughtan HSDonald Hitt-Contributor-Madison County HSDavid Morgan-Contributor-Oakton HS

CLASS OF 2003 INDUCTEESBarry Hamler-Athlete-Powell Valley HSGrant Hill-Athlete-South Lakes SchoolStephen Hubbard-Coach-Coeburn HSJoe May-Coach-Nottoway HSLillie Moore-Coach-George Wythe HSKaren Fitch-Contributor-Blacksburg HSCecil Layman, Jr.-Contributor-Riverheads HSJudy Wallace-Contributor-Abingdon HS

CLASS OF 2002 INDUCTEESTamela Penny-Athlete-Hermitage HSPat Austin-Coach-Waynesboro HSGerald Burke-Coach-Brunswick Senior HSEddie Icenhour-Coach-Virginia HSGlenn Proctor-Coach-Strasburg HSClaudia Dodson-Contributor-Virginia HS

LeagueCarol Lange-Contributor-Thomas Jefferson High

School for Science and TechnologyHugh Pendleton-Contributor-Rustburg HS

CLASS OF 2001 INDUCTEESRobert Nathan Banks-Hampton HSBill Brown-C.D. Hylton HSVincent “Buddy” Comer-Page County HSJim Cutler-Liberty HSRalph Ashley Harrison-Albemarle HSNancy Ruth Patterson-William Fleming City HSJim Sangston-Douglas Freeman HSWillis White-Salem HS

CLASS OF 2000 INDUCTEESJacqueline Gordon-Athlete-Girls Track & Field-

W.T. Woodson HSBenita Fitzgerald Mosley-Athlete-Track-Gar-Field HSWilliam (Buster) O’Brien-Athlete-Football-

Princess Anne HSKenneth Willard-Athlete-Football/Baseball-Varina HSIna Kate Carter-Coach-Culpeper County HSSidney (Chippie) Chappell-Coach-Central HSDelmer Botkin-Contributor-Turner Ashby HSWilliam Leffler-Contributer-The Virgina Pilot and

The Ledger StarRobert Patterson-Contributor-William Byrd HS

CLASS OF 1999 INDUCTEESAly Kahn Johnson-Coach-Cross Country-T.C.

Williams HSWilliam W. Lawson, Jr.-Coach-Basketball-

Petersburg HSSamuel B. Woods-Coach-Tennis-Thomas Jefferson HSJennifer Jerrue Bradley-Contributor-Abingdon HSJames Caroll-Contributor-BroadcasterLarry Samuel Pence-Contributor-Turner Ashby HS

CLASS OF 1998 INDUCTEESGlynn Carlock-Coach-Football-Graham HSRichard Fitz-Contributor-Journalism-Halifax HSNancy Fowlkes-Coach-Field Hockey-Frank Cox HSPaula Girven-Athlete-Track-Gar-fieldCharles Kurtz-Contributor-AdministratorAnn Lockett-Coach-Prince William HSBob Sandell-Official-ContributorMack Shupe-Coach-Baseball-J.J. Kelly HSBarty Smith-Athlete-Football-Douglas FreemanHSCLASS OF 1997 INDUCTEESRobert Lee Carson-ContributorWilliam Lee Knowles, Jr.-Athletic Director-

ContributorWilliam O. Lee-Officials-ContributorBetty S. Marton-Publications-ContributorTom Trice-Athlete Football, Basketball-E.C. Glass HSEric Sievers-Athlete-Washington & Lee HSPhil Robbins-Coach-Football-Powell Valley HSEd Henry-Coach-Football-Annandale HS,

Robinson HS, George Marshall HSFrank Webster-Football-First Colonial HS

Virginia High SchoolHALL OF FAMEPAST INDUCTEES✭ ✭


CLASS OF 1996 INDUCTEESJacob L. (Jake) Adams-Athlete-Highland Springs HSDonald Glick (Deceased)-Coach-Boy’s Track & Field-

Montevideo HSJoan Hudson-Coach-Girl’s Track-New Kent HSNorman Lineburg-Coach-Football & Track-

Radford HSRonald Skeen-Coach-Basketball-Thomas Walker HSRobert Williams-Coach-Football-Parry McCluer HSNancy Haga-Contributor-Longwood CollegeJames Omps-Contributor-John Handley HS

CLASS OF 1995 INDUCTEESJeff Baker-Athlete-Football/Basketball-Gate City HSHuldah (Hud) Clark-Contributor-Scholastic

PublicationsEddie Dean-Coach-Football Madison County HSPaul Hatcher-Coach-Basketball-Lee Stauntan HSDon River-Athletic DirectorJames Stover-ContributorClaude Warren-Coach/Athletics Director-

Harrisonburg HSCLASS OF 1994 INDUCTEESFrancis (Boodie) Albert-Coach-Football-Covington HSWeldon Bloxsom-Coach-Basketball-Thomas

Jefferson HSStuart (Pete) Brewbaker-Coach-Lexington HSRaymond Crouch-Athlete-Washington & Lee HSCarl Deane-Contributor-Football OfficialFrank Eastman-Athlete-Hermitage HSEarl Gillespie-Contributor-Virginia HS LeagueCharlie Karmosky-Contributor-Sports Editor-

Daily PressLouise Martin-Coach-Appomattox HSJoe Robinson-Coach-Lee County HSBert Smith-Contributor-Scholastic PublicationsJimmy Jones-Contributor

CLASS OF 1993 INDUCTEESVic Blue-Game OfficialKen Brown-Coach-Football-Courtland HSPaul Gentry-AthleteMrs. Joel Grimm-Publications-Kecoughtan HSBob Hardage-Coach-Football-Annandale HSCharlie Harkins-Coach-Football-Marion HSJim Holdren-Coach-Track-Thomas Jefferson HSThad Madden-Coach-Football and Track-

Huntington HSBob McCoy-ContributorWendell Seldon-Game Official

CLASS OF 1992 INDUCTEESHarry Burns Blevins-Contributor-ChesapeakeGordon Hugh Bragg-Coach-AppomattoxJohn E. “eddie” Crane, Sr.-Contributor-BasyeJames Merrill Eason-Coach-HamptonJohn Moyer Epperly-Coach-FairfaxGeorge B. Gasser, Jr.-Contributor-RichmondClarence Jones-Contributor-CharlottesvilleRobert Madison McLelland-ContributorAdelbert Townsend Norwood-Coach-AnnandaleCharles Wallace Nuttycombe-Coach-Newport NewsJohnny Lane Oates-Athlete-Colonial HeightsBarbara Helen Reinwald-Contributor-RestonAl Rinaldi-Coach-RichmondPaul Matthew Sizemore-Coach-UnionvilleThomas George Theodose-Coach-Athlete-

CharlottesvilleGene “Pappy” Thompson-Contributor-Bristol,

TennesseeBen F. Valley-Athlete-Lebanon

CLASS OF 1991 INDUCTEESVincent Bradford-Coach-Football-Track-E.C. Glass HSOllan C. Cassel-Athlete-Track-Appalachia HSJulius Conn-Coach-Administrator-Baseball-Track-

Newport News HSRalph Cummins-Coach-Administrator-Football-

Clintwood HSPatsy Dean-Coach-Softball-James Madison HSRichard Fletcher-Contributor-VHSL Executive

Executive DirectorChester Fritz-Coach-Administrator-Football-

Hermitage HSHarry Fry-Contributor-Sports Editor-StauntonRobert Hall-Coach-Basketball-Martinsville HSBen Hurt-Contributor-Albemarle HSWilliam Long-Coach-Administrator-Football-Track-

Douglas Freeman HSNorm Lord-Contributor-Official-VHSL InterpreterMoses Malone-Athlete-Basketball-Petersburg HSDr. Frank McCue-Contributor-Doctor-Sports

Medicine-University Of VA

Charles Savedge-Contributor-VHSL-Journalism Advisor

Sidney Snell-Athlete-Basketball-Football-Blacksburg HS

Robert Stokes-Athlete-Basketball-King William HSLawrence Wilson-Coach-Baseball-George

Washington HS-Danville

CLASS OF 1990 INDUCTEESKeith Atherton-Athlete-Baseball-Cobbs CreekJimmie Bryan-Coach-Basketball-LynchburgJohn Caywood-Contributor-Newport NewsEd Clark, Jr.-Athlete-Football-AppalachiaFrederick Cooper-Coach-Golf-Mount JacksonBobby Crantz-Coach-Golf-Mount JacksonGreever Crouse-Contributor-EmoryCarroll Date-Athlete-Football-WiseHoward Deel-Coach-Basketball-ClintwoodDouglas Dickerson-Athlete-Track-Newport NewsBenton Dodd-Athlete-track-Newport NewsRobert Frank-Contributor-Athens, GeorgiaArt Greene-Contributor-CharlottesvilleMarshall Johnson-Contributor-RichmondWilliam Littlepage-Coach-Basketball-HopewellWilliam Martin-Coach-Wrestling-Virginia BeachWilliam Pace-Contributor-CharlottesvilleAlger Pugh-Coach-Football-DanvilleGeorge Quarles-Coach-Basketball-ChesapeakeRalph Sampson-Athlete-Basketball-HarrisonburgMichael Smith-Coach-Football-HamptonGracie Lee Van Dyck-Coach-Basketball-PortsmouthJohn Youngblood-Contributor-Centreville

TIME SCHEDULEOctober 31, 2009

Nomination Deadline For 2010 InducteesJanuary 2010

Screening of 2009 InducteesApril 2010

Selection of 2009 InducteesOctober 2010

Induction of 2009 Recipients at Hall of Fame Banquet

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FOOTBALLCoach–School WinsMike Smith–Hampton .............................402Phil Robbins–Powell Valley ...................297Joe May–Nottoway ...................................271Roger Brooks–Henrico............................257Tim Sarver–Harrisonburg.......................255Nick Colobro–Gate City ..........................250Ray Long–Patrick Henry..........................225David Crist–Blacksburg...........................220Jim Woodson–Powhatan........................208Bill Brown–Colonial Forge .....................177Tom Verbanic–Westfield.........................170Rich Serbay–James Monroe..................170Marshall Parker–Hopewell....................153Buddy Brown–Tunstall............................142Doug Hubbard–Honaker .......................136Pat Manuel–Matoaca...............................128Littleton Parker–Southampton...........119James Colley–Haysi ..................................114John Adams–Lebanon.............................117Robert Casto–Riverheads ......................111Mike Barton–Loudoun Valley ...............102Fred Birchett–New Kent............................99Rick Varevac–Albemarle ...........................83Kevin Saunders–J.J. Kelly..........................66Bob Oliver–Chancellor...............................48

BOYS BASKETBALLCoach–School WinsPaul Hatcher–R. E. Lee .............................842Jack Baker–Maury...........................................585Jerry Walters–Central Woodstock.......504Richard Stan Wilson–JI Burton............497Al Copenhaver–George Wythe ............451Nelson Fox–Parry McCluer.....................450Ed Allen–New Kent ...................................443Walter Brower–Hampton.......................446Eddie Goss–Thomas Dale.......................433Munro Rateau–Fluvanna........................410Kendall Hayes–Potomac ........................372Mike Cartolaro–Altavista .......................370Gerald Thompson–E. Montgomery....344Alan Dunn–Spotsylvania ........................334Ed Young–Nansemond River.................317Bill Pope–Northside..................................306Steve Henry–Fairfax .................................303Billy Thornhill–Culpeper..............................300Greg Maynard–Albemarle .....................297Bob Locust ...................................................268Tim Meyers–Harrisonburg .....................268Danny Jonas–Ft. Chiswell.......................235Alan Cantrell–Floyd Co. ..........................220Craig Brehorn-Bethel...............................216Phil Warren–Madison County...............216Scott Mankins–Millbrook.......................209Darren Maynard–W. Albemarle ...........196Ricky K. Goodman–Council ..................183Dan Stevens-Heritage..............................182Scott Vermillion-Gate City.....................175Jim Kramer–Spotswood .........................167Jeff Hawes-Potomac Falls.......................165Verl Brown–Galax..................................... 157Jeff Huffman–King William....................150

Mitchell Minor–Charlottesville ............124Rick Crotts-Glenvar...................................120Todd Lusk–Narrows..................................114

GIRLS BASKETBALLCoach–School WinsDoug Garrett–Midlothian......................521Pat Deegan–Westfield .............................467Mike Tallon–Woodside............................466Alan Cantrell–Floyd Co ...........................381Katherine Johnson–Madison Co ........376Robin Dotson–J.J. Kelly ...........................388Harry Terrell–Charlottesville .................327Rob Lovell–Turner Ashby .......................309Mike Tallon–Phoebus (R).........................288Jim Crinkley–Colonial Heights .............250Barry Reed–VA High.................................250Jean Adkins–Henrico...............................247Tracie Hayes–E.C. Glass ...........................219Ellen C. Allen–Liberty...............................205Chuck Pound-Lord Botetourt ...............195Mollie C. Pawlowski–J.R. Tucker ..........171Ronnie Compton–Haysi..........................164Jason Asbell–Jamestown.......................163Danny Keene–Alleghany........................143Mike Barmoy–Brunswick........................139Julian R. Bumbrey-James Monroe......123Darrell J. Long–Northumberland........120Ellen Corum Gaines–Rappahanock ...108Jerry Gibbs–Manchester ...........................93William Griffin–Middlesex .......................71Dickie Bell-Riverheads .....................................60

BASEBALLCoach–School WinsMack Shupe–J. I. Burton..........................620Jim Cutler–Liberty.....................................513Ken Blackley–Rappahannock...............447Tom Harding–Honaker............................417Bill Pelot–Louisa.........................................417Gary Rice–Alleghany................................395Tom Hall–Oakton.......................................385Rick Holcomb–Courtland.......................355Lindsay Woolfolk–Orange.....................326Russell Ingram–Denbigh .......................325Greg Conner–Powhatan .........................323Charles Adams–Lebanon.......................308Charles Bowers–Wilson Memorial.............303Bruce Frazier–Giles...................................283Billy Wells–Eastern Montgomery ........278Chuck Welch–Westfield...........................274Bob Oliver–Chancellor ............................273Gary Reese–Nandua.................................226Wayne Pridgen–Radford........................222Mark Daniels–Virginia H.S. ....................218Al DeWitt-Mathews ..................................217Dale Clark–Thomas Dale ........................213Vic Camechis–Mathews..........................200Danny Mitchell–Hampton.....................200Barry Shelton–Tunstall ...........................187Richard McElwee–Bath Co. ...................174Tom Verbanic–Westfield.........................171Jim Shockley–Blacksburg.......................170John A. Marano–Mills Godwin.............169

Fred Birchett–New Kent .........................148Gary Higginbotham–Meadowbrook ......146Rick Lollis–Rockbridge Co......................130Billy Catron–Randolph Henry...............189Shawn Szakelyhide .................................163John Fletcher–J. R. Tucker ......................104Dean Sissler–G. Marshall ........................100Jared Mounts–James Wood ....................57

WRESTLINGCoach–School WinsJohn Kayajanian–Orange ......................368Ed Cressel–Virginia ...................................290Bill Swink–Colonial Forge ......................225Doug Roper–Tabb ....................................217Timothy Woodward–Graham ..............204Rick Juarez–Broadway ............................196Steve Wendt–Spotswood.......................180Tater Benson–Lord Botetourt...............178Michael Sacra–Madison County..........147Jim Schnable–Loudoun Valley .............145Mike Stefanko–Cloverhill .........................93

GIRLS TENNISCoach–School WinsLinda Failes–Spotswood ........................312Paul Cash–Prince George .......................215Larry Parpart–Douglas Freeman............197Janet Nelson–Thomas Walker ..............161Judy Moser–Independence...................100

BOYS TENNISCoach–School WinsTom Hoy–Mills Godwin ...........................371Don Tomb–Wakefield...............................259Larry Mannon–Radford .........................255Michael Terry–Charlottesville...............239John Patterson–Galax.............................195Doris Scott–Riverheads...........................176Jay Allen–Orange Co................................175Donna Lloyd–Clover Hill.........................100Terry Caldwell–Virginia .............................98Steve Huppert–Christiansburg ..............91Jim Albertson–Clover Hill.........................72

GOLFCoach–School WinsLeo Anthony–First Colonial ...................532Jerry Slaughter–Field. Col......................444Robert Q. Jones–Geo. Washington.....398Tom Hoy–Mills Godwin ...........................383Nelson Fox–Parry McCluer.....................342Shirley Gray–Culpeper ............................292Darren Maynard–W. Albemarle ...........263Doug Harvey–Bath Co. ...........................230Greg Maynard–W. Albemarle ...............201Kelly Powell–Randolph-Henry .............187Linda Failes–Spotswood ........................149Drew Bright–Douglas Freeman ...........136Tim Llewellyn–Clover Hill ......................136Terry Caldwell–VA High..........................134Bob Witherow–Hopewell.......................102William Duke Jr.–Wilson...........................97

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GIRLS CROSS COUNTRYCoach–School WinsJim Holdren–Maggie Walker.................311Jerry Cutright–Louisa..............................218Jerome Loy–Jefferson Forest ................163Arthur Rodgers–Woodbridge..............156Kempler Towler–Mills Godwin.............143George Coulter–Tabb..............................149Stan Morgan–Midlothian.......................137Dave Stewart–Ft. Defiance ....................108Joan Hudson–New Kent .........................106Joseph Huddle–Central.............................86Mark Harvey–Douglas Freeman ............76Tony Quesenberry–Galax ........................39

BOYS CROSS COUNTRYCoach–School WinsJim Holdren–Maggie Walker.................294George Coulter–Tabb..............................260Arthur Rodgers–Woodbridge..............222Jerry Cutright–Louisa..............................182Jerome Loy–Jefferson Forest ................154Joseph Huddle–Battlefield ....................149Robert Gulley–Thomas Dale.................148Stan Morgan–Midlothian.......................125Mark Harvey–Douglas Freeman..........122Frank Whipp–Hopewell ..........................119Ron Witherow–Ft. Defiance .....................86

GIRLS OUTDOOR TRACKCoach–School WinsJim Holdren–Maggie Walker.................309Joan Hudson–New Kent .........................251Russell Kelley–Giles..................................240Jerry Cutright–Louisa Cty ......................224Gene H. Bowen–Manchester ................217Lillie Moore–George Wythe ..................206Derek Dowrey–Handley .........................140Lyn Amos–Essex.........................................107Dave Stewart–Ft. Defiance.......................98Vatel Dixon–James River...........................97Eddie Williams–Bethel...............................84Gene Wassick–Riverheads........................79Arthur Rodgers–Woodbridge ................72Jeff Huffman–King William......................64Chip Long–Spotswood ..............................64Dick Anthony–Thomas Dale....................60Melvin Queen–Indian River .....................51Stan Morgan–Midlothian .........................41

BOYS OUTDOOR TRACKCoach–School WinsPhil Robbins–Powell Valley ...................243Curtis E. Elder–Charlottesville ..............223Ron Wilkerson–Riverheads ...................218Bill Libby–Spotsylvania ...........................201Jerry Cutright–Louisa Cty. .....................197Jim Holdren–Maggie Walker.................193Gene H. Bowen–Manchester ................150Randy Bailey–Christiansburg ...............133Derek Dowrey–Handley .........................128Vatel Dixon–James River ........................122Jerry Huffman–Giles................................119

Roy Ferri–Stuart .........................................113Tap Pace–Fluvanna ...................................102Mark Martin–Abingdon (R)......................97Ed Driskill–Waynesboro ............................86Arthur Rodgers–Woodbridge ................82Lanny Doan-Bayside...................................81James Colley–Haysi.....................................73Dick Anthony–Thomas Dale....................55Chip Long–Spotswood ..............................54Eddie Williams–Bethel...............................41

VOLLEYBALLCoach–School WinsMark Ragland–Albemarle......................383Jerry Williams–John Battle....................361Jackie Hardy–Tunstall .............................345Rose Houk–Galax ......................................299Cynthia Burnett–New Kent...................289Tracie Weston–Mills Godwin ................269Mary Allen–Midlothian (R).....................295Alan Knight–Page Cty..............................262Steve Eliasak–Clover Hill (B)..................251Carla Ponn Poff–Hidden Valley............169Tom Stephenson–Jamestown..............167Charles Campbell–Grayson County...153Tamalyn Tanis-Cave Spring ...................134Cathy Thomas–Arcadia ...........................121Carla Milton-James Wood......................106Keith Mesa–Colonial Forge....................101Doris Scott–Riverheads .............................93Carmel Keilty–Loudoun Valley ...............90

FIELD HOCKEYCoach–School WinsDiane Miller–Lake Braddock.................412Carol Horton–West Potomac................300James Larkin–Chancellor.......................244Dotty Bohannon–Albemarle ................238Tara Worley–Lakeland .............................135Melanie Haas–Menchville......................122Donna Stables–Clover Hill.....................115Vicky O’Donaghue–Oakton..................114Jane Cashion–Hopewell............................99Marsha Ehrsam–McLean ..........................85

SOCCERCoach–School WinsJim Rike–Robinson (G).............................448Jeff Highfill–William Byrd ......................362Shelley Blumenthal–Blacksburg (B) ..313Ken Krieger (B) ...........................................305Kevin Denson–First Colonial.................300Pete Scouras-Martinsville (B) ................275Michael Webb–Chancellor (B) ..............266Chip Rohr–BD .............................................222Mike Anderson–Clover Hill (B) .............195Christian Godart–Westfield (G) ...........193Ted Jones–Midlothian (B) .......................192B.J. Tucker–Colonial Forge (B)...............163Gregory Wade–Radford (B) ...................150Richard Devivi–Northumberland .........102Mark Fowler–Thomas Dale (B) .............100Howard Meissel–W. Branch (G) ..............99Brenda Duncan–Clover Hill (G) ..............91

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Robin Hersey–Waynesboro (G) ..............84Dickie Bell-Riverheads ...............................81Neil Schmidt–Giles (B) ...............................75

GYMNASTICSCoach–School WinsMelody Hartranft–F.W. Cox...................171

SOFTBALLCoach–School WinsMarie Crump–Powhatan ........................539Roger Cook–Tunstall ................................484Dennis Nixon–Princess Anne................372John Sabo–Chilhowie..............................367Beth Walker–Park View-Sterl.................336Noble Palmer–Great Bridge ..................327Don Mudrick–Sussex ...............................324Lynn Richmond–Northside ...................319Dennis Marstiller–Broadway................308Rob Benton–West Springfield ..............296Denise Manuel–Midlothian...................282Barry Reed–Virginia .................................260Ellen Corum Gaines–Rappahannock...249Richard MacDonald–Kecoughtan......218Alan Knight–Page County .....................206Debra Herrington–Northumberland.....193Spike Harrison–Glenvar .........................175Jane Cashion–Hopewell .........................150Kathy Moore–Chantily ............................136 Bill Hanley–Fairfax ....................................125Medicus Riddrick–Northumberland....85

SWIMMINGCoach–School Wins(Boys)Terry Caldwell–Virginia ....................(Girls)Terry Caldwell–Virginia .............150(Girls)Harold Baker–Lafayette ............105(Boys)Harold Baker–Lafayette ..............96

MILESTONESMILESTONES

ALL-TIME VICTORYALL-TIME VICTORYFOOTBALL

Coach–School WinsNorman Lineburg (R)–Radford ............310Eddie Dean–Madison Co. (R) .................304Joel Hicks–Pulaski Co. (R) ......................301

(W. VA-91, VA-210)Frank Webster–First Colonial (R)..........280Ralph Cummins–Clintwood (R)............267Ken Brown–Brooke Point (R)..................261Glynn Carlock–Graham (D) ...................252Thad Madden–Warwick (D) ...................251Ralph Gahagan–Kempsville (R)............250Harry Frye–Gate City (D) .........................238Pete Brubaker–Lexington (R)................224Vince Bradford–E. C. Glass (D)...............224Dwight Reagan–Sussex (R)....................207Suey Eason–Hampton (D).......................204Bob Hardage–Annandale (R) ................198Robert Williams–Parry McCluer (D)....198Paul Sizemore–Orange............................192Al Rinaldi–Highland Springs (R) ...........190Joe Langston–Norcom.............................186Ed Scott–J. Wood (R) ..................................185Gordon Bragg–Appomattox (D)..........175Bill Brown–Hylton (R)...............................173Martin Mooney–William Monroe (R) .170Harry Ragsdale–Narrows (D) ................166Alger Pugh–G. W.-Danville (D)...............165Dennis Kozlowski–Bethel (R) ................162David Brown–Pulaski Co.(R)...................162Larry Smith–Halifax (R) ............................161Ed Martin–G. W. Danville (D)...................155Charles Nuttycombe–Menchville (R).153Ed Karpus–Thomas Dale (R)...................150Ted Salmon–Clover Hill (R) .....................147Francis Dall–Lake Braddock (R) ............145Thomas Theodose–Charlottesville (R)144Chester Fritz–Hermitage (D)..................144Ron Lindon–Handley (D).........................142Bill Lyons–Oscar Smith (R) .....................140Lew Johnston (R).......................................137Claude E. Warren–Harrisonburg ..........133Rusty Curle (R)..............................................131Wayne Cosby–South Hampton (R) .....128Danny Meier–Chantilly (R)......................124Jerry Carter–Deep Creek (R) ..................124Buddy Gregory–Monacan (R)...............118Pete Gowin–Buckingham (R).................112Bill Long–Douglas Freeman (R) ............109Bill Hildbold–Robinson (R).............................Chip Chappell–Lunenburg (R)..............304Bill Dee-Phoebus (R).................................204Vic Williams–Thomas Dale (R) ..............177Richard McFee–Huguenot (R) ..............151Ron Axselle–Mills Godwin (R)...............145Tommy Meier–Herndon (R)...................116Taylor Edwards–Martinsville (R)..........113

BOYS BASKETBALLCoach–School WinsBill Littlepage–Hopewell (R).................755Bill Lawson–Petersburg (R).....................626Huskey Hall–Martinsville (R) ..................609Ronald Skeen–Thomas Walker.............528Allen Wiley–Pulaski....................................518Burral Paye–York (R)..................................487Bob Shamblin–E. C. Glass (R) ................450

Jimmie Bryan–E. C. Glass (D) .................478Frank Threatts, Jr.–John Marshall (R).468Ken Edwards–Park View Sterling (R) ..459Claude E. Warren–Harrisonburg ..........443Roger Bergey–Harrisonburg (R) ..........435Bob Trear–Blacksburg (R) .......................427John Shotwell–James River ...................421Jerry Burke–Brunswick Sr. ......................415Leo Anthony–First Colonial (R) .............411Julius Conn–Newport News (D) ...........396Stu Richardson–Varina (R)......................385John E. Fuller, Sr.–Lakeland ........................357Bill Oakes–Tunstall .....................................352Frank Scott–Laurel Park (R)....................346Scott Douglas–Loudoun Valley (R) .....338Stu Richardson–Varina (R) .....................335George Walters–Ferguson (D) ..............326John Vicars–Gate City (D)........................325Dave Bentley–J.J. Kelly (R)......................325Howard Deel–Clintwood.........................303Randy Mitchie–William Monroe (R) ...297Charlie Harkins–Marion ..........................294Thomas Oliver–Great Bridge (R) ..........279Mike Head–Ocean Lakes (R) ..................267Larry Compton–Haysi (R)........................263Ken Blackley–Rappahannock (R).........250Theodore Lewis–John Yeates (R).........208Ralph Joyner–Sussex (R).........................190Dave Nelson–Poquoson (R) ...................187Tex Murray–Windsor.................................161Chuck Tester–L.C. Bird (R)........................159Dick Bomboske–Midlothian (R) ...........153Freddie Reekes–Brunswick Sr. (R) .......106Chuck Tester–L.C. Bird (R) .......................309

GIRLS BASKETBALLCoach–School WinsKate Carter–Culpeper Cty. (R) ...............526Gracie VanDyck–Western Branch (R) .517Mary Parks–Laurel Park (R).....................400Sonny Brooks–Thomas Walker (R) ......376Mary Copenhaver–George Wythe (R).358Jeanine Duncan–Marion (R) ..................348Fred Milbert–Garfield (R) ........................327Danny Jonas–Ft. Chiswell (R) ................308David Grant–Liberty (R) ..........................305Laura Hagan–Annandale (R) .................297Freddie Reekes–Brunswick Sr. (R)........289Phil Forbes–Menchville (R) ....................274Kirk Johnson–Wilson Memorial (R) ....271Jon Hatch–Gloucester (R) .......................271Jim West–Spotswood (R) ........................267Cal Davidson–BT Washington (R)........249Wanda Marinke–Warwick (R) ...............231Stuart Holland–Frank Cox (R) ...............214John Brown–Mathews (R) ......................212Louise Martin–Appomattox (R) ...........204Mary Tolley-Appomattox (R)..................185Judy Bonin–Ft. Defiance (R) ...................179Dave Nelson–Poquoson (R) ...................171Thomas Dolan–New Kent (R) ................170Chris Garber–Handley (R) .......................169Ronnie Compton–Haysi (R) ...................164Susan Good–Hermitage (R)....................155Dave Bartlett–Clark Co (R)......................154Donnie Qualls–Rye Cove (R)..................151Tracy A. Poff–Shawsville (R) ...................143

Steve Walk–R.E. Lee (Staunton) (R) ......134Cathy Thomas–Arcadia (R).....................118Carmel Keilty–Loudoun Valley (R) ......114Todd Lusk–Narrows (R)............................114Brenda King–Radford (R) ........................113Andrew Hence–Middlesex (R) ..............109Brenda King–Radford (R) ........................113Geary Crawford–Goochland (R) ..........110Joe O’Donnell–Riverheads (R) ................61Larry Bowman–First Colonial (R) .............514Steve Genovese–Meadowbrook (R)...145

BASEBALLCoach–School WinsJim Snow–Menchville (D)........................517Jim Cutler–Liberty (R) ..............................513Steve Hubbard–Coeburn........................450Tex Murray–Windsor (R) ..........................448Ron Tugwell–West Springfield (R) .......431Henry Ashton–Essex (R) ..........................425Leroy Dail–Southampton R) ..................418R. Lee Knupp–WT Woodson ..................388Del Norwood–Wash. & Lee .....................384Buddy Denton–Kecoughtan (R)...........365Eddie Icenhour–Virginia (R) ...................362Bill Worrell–Carroll Co. (R) .......................356Howard Clabough–Appomattox (R).......336Bob McConnel–York/Grafton ................325Reggie Dunnavant–Lunenburg (R) ....314Thomas Oliver–Great Bridge (R) ..........311Skip Bouchard–Bethel (R).......................304Ray Heatwole-(R)........................................303Pete Gowin–Buckingham (R).................300Larry Spangler–Galax (R)........................290C. Yates Hall–Warren Co. (R)....................261Owen Shields–Tunstall (R) ......................258Don Colley–Henrico...................................252Dick Bankston–Randolph Henry (R) ..250Tim Clary–Turner Ashby (R) ...................249Blake Whiterack–St. Paul (R)..................244John Hulen–Thomas Jefferson .............243David George–Monacan (R) ..................241Jack Bryant–Tunstall (R)...........................240Ben Womble–Chantilly (R) ......................208Jerry Gardziel–Potomac (D) ..................203Jim Garnett–Albemarle (R) ....................178William Tanner–Madison Co. (R)..........165Sam McKinney–(R).....................................152Buster Taylor–Powell Valley (D)............144Stan Latham–Sussex (R) ..........................133Gary Walthal–William Byrd ....................127Rich Serbay–James Monroe (R)............104Dick Crawford–Page City (R) .................100Dwight Reagan–Sussex (R).......................92Dennis Moody–Midlothian (R).............316Norbie Wilson–First Colonial (R)..........298Tim Lowery–Clover Hill (R).....................250

WRESTLINGCoach–School WinsDrew Bright–Douglas Freeman (R).....425Bruce Shumaker–Lafayette (R) ............386Bill Cameron–S.J. Manassas (R).............349Richard Hilleary–Forest Park (R)..........325Paul Labazzetta–Woodson (R).............304Jaye Copp–James Wood (R)...................302Paul Pcsolinski–Menchville (R).............318Bob Horning–Thomas Dale/Gar-Field (R)......311


MILESTONESMILESTONES (Retired/Deceased)

John Epperly–Robinson (R)....................307Kris Kahila–Franklin Co. (R) ....................289Billy Martin–Granby (D)...........................259Shirley Gray–Culpeper Co. (R) ...............257Ray Ward–Thomas Dale (R)....................238Bobby Bates–J.J. Kelly (R) ........................231Donald Scarr–Potomac (R) .....................207Tim Donahue–Hermitage(R) .................207Joe Hockman–Stonewall Jackson (R).204George “Willie” Walters–

James Wood (D)......................................196Rob Benton–West Springfield (R) ........195Harry Van Trees–Oakton (R) ..................187Paul Anthony–Brookville (R) ................186Rich Pollock–Riverheads (R)..................160Dick Overton–Midlothian (R) ................159Mark Martin–Abingdon (R) ...................132Joe Bothel–First Colonial (R) ..................125Barry Shelton–Tunstall (R)......................124Charles Dodge–Warren County (R) ....116Mickey Crouch–Jefferson Forest (R) ...109Ron Axselle–Mills Godwin (R) ...............101Robert Gray–Field Col. (R) .......................100Danny Mitchell–Hampton (R)...............100Jim Albertson–Clover Hill (R) ...................87Bill Wildbold–Robinson (R).......................72

GOLFCoach–School WinsHusky Hall–Martinsville (R) ....................298Bobby Crantz–Stonewall Jack. .............226Paul Fleming–Douglas Freeman (R)...182Stuart Holland–Cox (R)............................179Glenn Russell–Layfayette (R) .................174Ron Hennis–Waynesboro (R) .................167Douglas Paschall–Kempsville (R) ........141Jim Alberston–Clover Hill (R).................121Burch Redford–Midlothian (D).............109Tom Early–Tunstall .....................................102Ray Garrett–Midlothian (R) ....................69Mark Martin–Abingdon (R)......................53Steve Schmitter–F.E. Kellam (R) ...........131Bob Parker–Northumberland (R) ........126

SOFTBALLCoach–School WinsMary Tolley–Appomattox (R)................360Susan Martindale–Spotswood (R)......301Pat Dean–James Madison.......................271Keith Daniels–Monacan (R)...................271Chris Ake–Western Branch..................270.5Larry Bowman–First Colonial (R) ............235Patsy Neal–Windsor (R)............................213Becky Gore–Madison Co. ........................178Gracie VanDyck–Western Branch........129Terry Donohoe–Douglas Freeman (R) 124Jennifer Jones–Gar-Field (R)..................119Rob Huffman–Ft. Defiance (R)...............117Jim Melillo–James River (R) .................114Sheila Turpin–Liberty (R)........................106Louise Martin–Appomattox.....................96Dorena Jackson–Sussex (D) .....................95

GIRLS TENNISCoach–School WinsFrances Simpson–E. C. Glass (R) ...........418Barbara Rogers–W.T. Woodson (R) .....289Martha Woods–G. W. Danville (R).........286

Pat Austin–Waynesboro ..........................237Chris Garber–Handley (R) .......................193Ann Beasley Cook–Langley (R) ............160Vanessa Crozier–Midlothian .................145Jeannie Duncan–Marion (R) ..................142Trish Mitchell–Hampton (R)...................139Don Tomb–Wakefield (R) .........................221Sharon Conyers–First Colonial (R) ......250

BOYS TENNISDave Eckes–Liberty (R) ............................315Bob Calloway–James Monroe (R) .......302Dave Peterson–Salem (R)........................221Dwight Carpenter–Handley (R) ...........201Alvin Mann–Hampton (R) ......................170Dick Bomboske–Midlothian (R)...........165William “Bill” Tyson–E.C. Glass (R) .......146Mark Van Dervort–Poquoson (R)........134Jim Alberston–Clover Hill (R) ...................72

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRYCoach–School WinsGary Bugg–Harrisonburg (R) .................151Mike Guinn–Spotswood (R) ...................83Joe LaRocca–Cave Spring (R) ...................75Rod Camden–E.C. Glass (R)........................66Jim Wagoner–Clover Hill (R) .....................62Michael Mahoney–Herndon (R) ..........116

BOYS CROSS COUNTRYCoach–School WinsRod Camden–E.C. Glass (R) .....................168Lynn Stewart–Northside(R)....................139Bobby Murray–King William (R)...........139Al Dorner–Denbigh (R).............................138Jerry Hertzler–Harrisonburg (R)..........133Joe LaRocca–Cave Spring (R).................121Robert Wilson–Charlottesville ..............120David Wright–Pulaski ...............................117Jim Wagoner–Clover Hill (R)...................103Mike Guinn–Spotswood (R) ...................93Dave Stewart–Ft. Defiance (R) .................78Bruce Bowen–Nermitage ..........................70Jane Carper–Auburn (R).............................60William Chavis–Amherst Co. (R) ..........153Michael Mahoney–Herndon (R) ..........116

GIRLS OUTDOOR TRACKCoach–School WinsJ. J. Updike–Harrisonburg (R)................245Kate Carter–Culpeper Cty. (R) ...............115Norma Cox–Christiansburg (R) .............110John Brown–Mathews (R).......................106Stan Pope–Sussex (R)................................102Wayne Mehrer–Clover Hill (R).................98Dick Overton–Midlothian (R)...................95Judy Bonin–Ft. Defiance (R)......................82John Ludt–Riverheads (R)..........................69R. Jerome Loy–Jefferson Forest (R).....117

BOYS TRACKCoach–School WinsVince Bradford–E. C. Glass (D)...............302Tom Doub–Varina (R) ................................237Stan Pope–Sussex (R)................................218Norman Lineburg–Radford (R) ............172Bobby Murray–King William (R)...........167Joe Langston–Norcom (R) ......................157Dennis Kozlowski–Bethel (R) ................145

Steve Lewis–Menchville (R)....................139Charles Nuttycombe–Menchville .......125Al Smith–Altavista (R)................................122Sherly Stuart–William Fleming (R)......107Jim Wagoner–Clover Hill .........................104Michael Crouch–Amherst (R) ................102David Osborne–Patrick Henry (R) ..........97Dick Overton–Midlothian (R)...................89John Graham–J.J. Kelly (R).........................85Gerald Samuels–Armstrong (R)..............80Ronnie Jones–Douglas Freeman (R).....64Bill Long–Douglas Freeman (R)...............58George Coulter–Tabb (R)...........................52

VOLLEYBALLCoach–School WinsDonnie Qualls–Rye Cove (R) .................385Phyllis Buckner–Jef. Forest (R) ..............381Lillie Moore–George Wythe (R)............372Pat Austin–Waynesboro (R)....................325Tom Houser–WM Fleming (R)...............266Judy Wallace–Abington (R) ....................215Gloria Motley–Gretna (R) ........................203Brenda Neal–Handley (R)........................190Rob Huffman–Ft. Defiance (R)...............188Jeff Bohn–Mathews (R) ............................143Jeannie Duncan–Marion (R) ..................131Sherrill Gray–Clover Hill (G) (R).............130David Terry–Midlothian...........................114Patricia Grimes–Rockbridge (R)...........103Mark Lottinville–First Colonial (R) ........77

FIELD HOCKEYCoach–School WinsPaul Kirby–Grafton (R)..............................224Fran Hermance–Layfayette (R) .............191Starr Karl–Fairfax (R)..................................158Michael Greco–Radford (R) ....................110Marjorie Brooks–Midlothian (R)..........279

GYMNASTICSCoach–School WinsSkip Mollenhauer–Menchville (R) ......332Ann Ripley–Centreville (R) ......................204Dottie LaBahn–First Colonial (R) .........100

SOCCERCoach–School WinsKevin Denson–Kempsville (B) (R) ........300Bill Murray–Middlesex .............................205Angelo Hilios (B)–Woodbridge (R)......199Ray Steckman–Fairfax (G)(R) .................176Arlene Jacobs–Langley (G)(R) ...............163Bruce Watson–Douglas Freeman (R)..160Steve Schmitter–F.E. Kellam..................124Michael Greco–Radford (R) ....................110Sheri D’Amato–W. Springfield (G)(R) ....98Susan Good–Hermitage.............................94Brenda Duncan–Clover Hill (G)(R) .........91Bill Hildbold–McLean..................................79Chris Valdright–Essex (B) (R).................148

SWIMMINGCoach–School WinsJoseph “Joe ” Smith–

Herndon (R) (B) .........................................97...................................................................(G) 94



VHSCA AwardsAll awards presented by the VHSCA are listed below and included are any special criteria for special awards. For

coaching awards, the coach must be an active member of the VHSCA. The awards application is always in the VirginiaCoach. Send duplicate applications for each award requested.

Note change in request procedure below!I STATE CHAMPION RING AWARD

The VHSCA will present a ring to any active memberhead coach who has won two state championships in thesame sport. Recipients need to submit the awardsapplication form with ring size, stone, and verified two statechampionship years. There is no charge for the ring. Failureto attend and receive the ring at the VHSCA Banquet duringthe summer clinic will result in a $25.00 charge unless theAwards Chairman is notified before July 1. A head coach canreceive only one state championship ring. However,additional rings may be purchased.

II STATE CHAMPION PLAQUESThese plaques must be requested. There is no charge.

Failure to attend and receive the plaque at the VHSCABanquet during the summer clinic will result in a $10.00charge unless the Awards Chairman is notified before July 1.

III STATE RUNNER-UP AND REGIONAL CHAMPIONPLAQUES

These plaques must be requested by submitting anawards application form. There is no charge except forpostage and handling if requested within two years. Anyrequests prior to the previous two school years will cost$12.00 per plaque. Send check payable to VHSCA withapplication form.

IV DISTRICT CHAMPION CERTIFICATESThe certificates must be requested by submitting an

awards application form. There is no charge except forpostage and handling if requested within two years. Anyrequests prior to the previous two school years will cost$3.00 per certificate. Send check payable to VHSCA withapplication form.

V DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDSFour of these awards can be given each year (one per

four areas of state). The only criteria is to submit a writtennomination to the Awards Chairman.

VI FRANK McCUE SPORTS MEDICINE AWARDThis award is presented each year to a doctor or

trainer who has made outstanding contributions to highschool athletics. A written nomination must be submittedto the Awards Chairman.

VII MARSHALL JOHNSON NEWS MEDIA AWARDThis award is presented each year to an outstanding

high school sports journalist. A written nomination mustbe submitted to the Awards Chairman.

VIII JIMMIE BRYAN SCHOLARSHIPThree $1,000.00 scholarships are awarded each year

to outstanding high school senior student-athletes.Information, deadlines, and application forms will be in theOctober and February issues of Virginia Coach.

X STATE COACHES OF THE YEAR (CAREER) AWARDSDuring the July meeting of the VHSCA Legislative

council, the Sports Interest Groups select fifteen coachesand one athletic director as State Coaches of the Year(Career) and Virginia’s nominees for National Coach of theYear. The fifteen sports are football, boy’s basketball, girl’sbasketball, boy’s track, girl’s track, baseball, wrestling,swimming, volleyball, cross country, softball, soccer, golf,tennis, and special sports (gymnastics). The nomineesenter competition for Regional and National Coach of theYear (Career) honors. These coaches are also honored atthe Awards Banquet at our summer clinic with a StateCoach of the Year (Career) Plaque.

XI ALL-STAR COACHES AWARDSAt our summer clinic Awards Banquet, our football,

boy’s basketball, girl’s basketball, baseball, softball,volleyball and boy’s soccer All-Star coaches are presenteda plaque.

XII COACHES CAREER AWARDCoaches are recognized after 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 (and

so on) years service in the coaching profession. Combinedhead and assistant coaching experience is considered. Tobe considered for these awards, a coach must be an activeor lifetime member of the VHSCA. Five years of servicemust be in a Virginia High School League member school.

Step 1 The 10 year award is a certificate.

Step 2 The 15 year award is a pin and certificate.

Step 3 The 20 year award is a 7" x 9" plaque.

Step 4 The 25 year award is a 8" x 10" plaque.

Step 5 The 30 year award is a ring or plaque or engraved serving tray (recipients choice).

Step 6 The 35 year is a 12" x 15" plaque.

Step 7 The 40 year award is a desk or mantlewalnut clock.

*NO RETROACTIVE AWARDS WILL BE GIVENBEFORE STEP 5.

*Awards for state champions, all ring recipients,steps four and above for milestone, and 25 year and upfor career awards will be presented annually at theVHSCA Banquet held during the summer clinic. Failureto attend and receive the award will result in a charge($10.00 for plaques and $25.00 for rings and trays)unless the Awards Chairman is notified before July 1.

XIII VHSCA VICTORY MILESTONE AWARD **ACHIEVEMENT**

Steps for Each Sport and the Number of Wins Required

SPORT Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6(Certificate) (6x8 plaque) (8x10 plaque) (Ring or (Choice of (Choice of

Pendant) Plaque or Plaque orEngraved Tray) Engraved Tray)

Baseball 85 170 255 340 425 510Basketball 100 200 300 400 500 700Cross Country 50 100 150 200 250 300Field Hockey 65 130 195 260 325 390Football 50 100 150 200 250 300Golf 55 110 165 220 275 350Gymnastics 50 100 150 200 250 300Indoor Track 30 60 90 120 150 180Soccer 65 130 195 260 325 390Softball 85 170 255 340 425 510Swimming 50 100 150 200 250 300Tennis 55 110 165 220 275 330Outdoor Track 50 100 150 200 250 300Volleyball 85 170 255 340 425 510Wrestling 65 130 195 260 325 390

*What constitutes a win?1) For sports such as baseball, basketball, football soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball, and field hockey; all wins in regular season, district playoffs, regional playoffs, and state playoffs may be counted..2) For sports such as cross country, golf, gymnastics, indoor track, swimming, outdoor track, and wrestling; the procedure is different. Team victories in dual, tri, and quad meets can be counted.For regular season invitational meets or tournaments involving five or more teams, district championships, regional championships, and state championships; only the first place team will have onevictory or win. A second place team finish or lower will not count as a win for this award.

* All wins must be as a head coach of a specific varsity sport at a Virginia High School League Member School.• Criteria established so it is possible to reach a new level in approximately six years.• Boys and girls sports are considered separately. (example: If you coach boys and girls tennis, you are technically coaching two sports.)• To be considered for the “Victory Milestone Award,” a coach must be an active member or lifetime member of the VHSCA and must send a written request for the award to the VHSCA Awards Chairman. Certification of

wins by your principal is required.• Award will not be retroactive. (Example: If first request is after you have achieved Step 3, you will receive only the award for Step 3—Step 1 and Step 2 awards would not be given).• Awards beginning with Step 4 will be presented annually at the VHSCA Banquet held during the summer clinic. Failure to attend and receive the award will result in a charge ($10.00 for plaques or $25.00 for rings,

pendants, and trays) unless the Awards Chairman is notified before July 1.3) For sports such as golf that has a season running tournament the entire season counts the number of wins and losses by the way they finish at the end (accumulation).


All Requests for Awardsshould be addressed to:

Laura Beaver43868 Chloe TerraceAshburn, VA 20147

Home Ph 703-729-8640Cell Ph 703-926-6916email: [email protected]

VHSCA AWARD APPLICATION

Home Phone (____)_______________________ E-mail:__________________________________________________________


Nomination Form for the 2009– VHSCA All Star Games –

Enclosed are nomination forms for your players for the VHSCA 2009 All-Star Games. Players

must have graduated prior to reporting for the game, which will be held in conjunction with the

VHSCA Clinic.

Please only nominate those players of excellent character since they will be representing your

school and the VHSCA. You may nominate two players using the enclosed form. Any information

on the honors and stats may be added on the back of the forms or on another sheet stapled to the

original.

The primary funding for the game is the All-Star Program. We would like to have an ad for each

player in the program, and ask that you assist your player in obtaining an ad if they are selected.

Thank you for taking time to support the games and your players. Critical due dates for

nomination forms are listed below.

Any athlete chosen must have a minimum half page ad in the All-Star Programat a cost of $195.00 per player. All ads will be in color. The ad must be paid priorto the reporting date.

Thank you.

Mike Smith

Cell (757) 303-1172

Sport Deadline for Nomination Selection Date Info

Volleyball, Basketball March 23, 2009 12:00 pm, March 28, 2009(Boys & Girls) English Inn

Charlottesville, VA

Baseball, Softball April 23, 2009 11:00 am, May 3, 2009& Soccer McCue Center

Charlottesville, VA

All coaches that potentially will have a player in the All-Star Games should seek sponsorship for the player’s

All-Star Program ad, as soon as possible.

Virginia High School Coaches AssociationSoccer All-Star Recommendation

COACH–Please read carefully and complete all information. You may use the back or another page to list anyinformation you would like to submit. Please talk to your player to ensure they will participate if chosen. DO NOTnominate any player that is unsure.

The player must have completed all requirements for graduation prior to reporting for the game. They must be of,and maintain character that would reflect positively toward the All-Star Game. A player already selected to a VHSCAAll-Star Team may not be nominated.

Classification: ❑ A ❑ AA ❑ AAA

School:______________________________District: __________________________Region:__________________

School Address: _______________________________________________________________________________

Head Coach Making Recommendation: _____________________________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone: (______)___________________________ E-Mail:_________________________________________

ATHLETEʼS NAME: ________________________________________Phone: (______)_______________________

Athleteʼs Address: ______________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

Height: ______________ Weight: ______________ Age: ______________

Playing Position: ❑ FWD ❑ MF ❑ B ❑ SW ❑ GK

Formation used by your team: ___________________Uniform Size: ___________________

Goals Scored: ___________________ Save: ___________________ Games Played: ___________________

Assists Goals Allowed: ____________ Distribution: ____________ Ability: ____________

Comments: 1. Offensive ability 2. Defensive ability3. Honors received 4. Any specialities listed

In recommending this prospective All-Star, I agree to accept the responsibility as the Head Coach of an athleteselected to the All-Star team. I will supervise a 10 day workout schedule prior to his reporting.

We agree to purchase a minimum of a half page ad in the All-Star Program at a cost of $195.00 per player. All ads are in color.

Signature of Head Coach: ________________________________________________ Date: __________________


The game will be played on July 8, 2009. This form must be returned by April 23, 2009 to:

Mike Smith Home (757) 851-1995317 Orange Plank Road Work (757) 303-1172Hampton, VA 23669 Fax (757) 850-0005

Office (757) 723-3330

Selection will be made May 3, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. at McCue Center, Charlottesville, VA





Office (757) 723-3330

We agree to purchase a minimum of a half page ad in the All-Star Program at a cost of $195.00 per player.All ads are in color.Signature of Head Coach: ________________________________________________ Date: __________________

Virginia High School Coaches AssociationSoftball All-Star Recommendation


Virginia High School Coaches AssociationBasketball All-Star Recommendation


• The player must have completed all requirements for graduation prior to reporting for the game.• They must have completed all requirements for graduation prior to reporting for the game.• They must be of, and maintain character that would reflect positively toward the All-Star Game.• You may nominate two (2) players.• A player already selected to a VHSCA All-Star Team may not be nominated.




Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone: (______)___________________________ E-Mail:_________________________________________

ATHLETEʼS NAME: ________________________________________ Phone:(______)_______________________


_____________________________________________________________________________________________

Height: ______ Weight: ______ Age: ______ Playing Position: _______________ Shooting Hand:______________

Points Scored Senior Year: ______ Average ______ Games: ______ Average Rebounds Sr. Yr.: _______________

Rate Skills: Playerʼs Shoe Size:______________

Shooting:

Rebounding:

Defense:

Ball Handling:

Dribbling:

Passing:

Jumping Ability:

Comments (use back of form): 1. Offensive ability 2. Defensive ability 3. Honors received

In recommending this prospective All-Star, I agree to accept the responsibility as the Head Coach of an athleteselected to the All-Star team. I will supervise a 10 day workout schedule prior to his/her reporting.


Signature of Head Coach: ________________________________________________ Date: _________________

❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor







Offense used: ____________________________________________________________________________________

Defense used: ____________________________________________________________________________________

The game will be played on July 7, 2009. This form must be returned by March 23, 2009 to:


Office (757) 723-3330Selection will be made March 28, 2009 at 12:00 p.m. at English Inn, Charlottesville, VA


Virginia High School Coaches AssociationVolleyball All-Star Recommendation


• The player must have completed all requirements for graduation prior to reporting for the game.• They must have completed all requirements for graduation prior to reporting for the game.• They must be of, and maintain character that would reflect positively toward the All-Star Game.• You may nominate two (2) players.• A player already selected to a VHSCA All-Star Team may not be nominated.




Address: _____________________________________________________________________________________

Home Phone: (______)___________________________ E-Mail:_________________________________________

ATHLETEʼS NAME: ________________________________________ Phone:(______)_______________________


_____________________________________________________________________________________________

Height: ______ Weight: ______ Age: ______ Playing Position: _______________ Offense used:______________

Rate Skills:

Passing:

Hitting:

Overhand Serving:

Setting:

Jumping Ability:

Defensive Play - Knowledge of defenses & offenses______________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________

In recommending this prospective All-Star, I agree to accept the responsibility as the Head Coach of an athleteselected to the All-Star team. I will supervise a 10 day workout schedule prior to his/her reporting.


Signature of Head Coach: ________________________________________________ Date: _________________






The game will be played on July 8, 2009. This form must be returned by March 23, 2009 to:


Office (757) 723-3330Selection will be made March 28, 2009 at 12:00 p.m. at English Inn, Charlottesville, VA




Office (757) 723-3330

We agree to purchase a minimum of a half page ad in the All-Star Program at a cost of $195.00 per player.All ads are in color.Signature of Head Coach: ________________________________________________ Date: __________________


Virginia High School Coaches AssociationBaseball All-Star Recommendation


VHSCA, Inc.MICHAEL SMITH Executive Director317 Orange Plank RoadHampton, VA 23669

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