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Virginia High School League Book of Records Eighteenth Edition - 2013-14 Information Current January 2014 Ken Tilley, publisher Mike McCall, editor Sharon Condoulis, assistant editor Marshall Johnson, historian Published by the Virginia High School League 1642 State Farm Blvd. Charlottesville, VA 22911-8609 434-977-8475 434-977-5943 (fax) [email protected] VHSL Record Book - 1 Educators serving youth, VHSL is 313 state schools Virginia's public high schools, through their Executive Committee. Direction is provided alliance as the Virginia High School League, by group boards and by region and conference serve their youth by establishing and main- councils. Finally, all member principals have taining standards for student activities and oversight at region meetings and at fall and competitions that promote education, per- spring membership meetings. sonal growth, sportsmanship, leadership and This democratic, decentralized organiza- citizenship. tional structure provides for maximum local Major policies and decisions affecting League control and assures participation of school lead- programs are determined by a 31-member ers as well as the public-at-large. 2013-14 Executive Committee Chairman Greg Killough, Caroline County Schools John B. Gordan III, principal, The James Monroe H.S. Toni Jones, Falls Church City Schools Chuck Bishop, Augusta County Schools Group 6A Kevin Harris, Floyd County Schools David Tremaine, principal, Hayfield Secondary Terry Arbogast, Giles County Schools Paul Joseph, principal, Oscar Smith H.S. Daniel Grounard, Nottoway County Schools Brad Qualls, athletic director, Patriot H.S. State Department of Education Group 5A Vanessa Wigand, health and physical education specialist Thomas Nichols, principal, North Stafford H.S. Virginia School Boards Association Jennifer Cohodas, principal, Atlee H.S. Sanders Henderson, Washington County Schools Marc Cole, athletic director, Orange County H.S. Citizen Representative Group 4A Felicia Bailey, Loudoun County Susan Bechtol, principal, Churchland H.S. Virginia General Assembly E.G. Bradshaw, principal, Eastern View H.S. Dickie Bell, House of Delegates Ken Wright, athletic director, Loudoun County H.S. Tom Garrett, Jr., State Senate Group 3A Non-Voting Members Rhonda Stegall, principal, Hidden Valley H.S. Ken Tilley, executive director, VHSL John B. Gordon III, principal, The James Monroe H.S. Joe Breinig, Jr., athletic director, Aldie H.S. Group 2A VHSL Staff Eric Baylor, principal, East Rockingham H.S. Greg Ervin, principal, Gate City H.S. Executive Director Communications Tom Horn, athletic director, George Mason H.S. Ken Tilley Mike McCall Assistant Directors Office Manager Group 1A Joyce Sisson - athletics Lora Bickley Mark Dorsey, principal, West Point H.S. Lisa Giles - activities Support Staff Danny Knott, principal, Eastern Montgomery H.S. Tom Dolan - athletics/ Sharon Condoulis Trevor Coleman, athletic director, Honaker H.S. compliance Carolyn Shifflett Shawn Knight -athletics Faustina Lee Superintendents of Schools Chief Financial Officer Assistants David Clark, Dinwiddie County Schools Jim Garman Denise Marshall, finance Jim Roberts, Chesapeake City Schools Development Director Teresa May, receptionist Hannah Catherine Munro 2 - VHSL Record Book MAKING A MARK Book of Records gives shape to VHSL achievements This publication is the 16th edition of the Virginia High Records. Readers will find incomplete or missing informa- School League Book of Records. The VHSL continues its tion. The Leaguer didn’t give complete results in some ac- efforts to compile state championship data in all VHSL ac- tivities in some years. While Johnson has compiled detailed tivities, along with performance marks where they are avail- performance records in sports such as football and basket- able. ball, we have found no records of outstanding performances Virginia’s public high schools, through their alliance as in other VHSL sports and activities. Although we have done the Virginia High School League, serve their youth by estab- what we could to update information, there is no doubt that lishing and maintaining standards for student activities and readers will have information that the VHSL may not. competitions that promote education, personal growth, sportsmanship, leadership and citizenship. We Invite Your Contributions The VHSL Book of Records brings proper recognition We invite you to become part of this publication. Where to high school students, coaches and teams that have information is incomplete or incorrect, let us know. Where achieved outstanding performances in interscholastic athletic information is missing, fill in the blanks. Where you think we and academic competition. The Virginia High School League need to include information we have not offered, plead your believes such recognition helps stimulate interest in high school case. In activities where there are no performance marks athletic programs and motivates participants to improve their listed, we will use information received from our readers to skills. establish them. As we continue to update this publication, Information is compiled from office files, past issues of we will rely on school officials, participants, reporters or The Leaguer, VHSL’s yearbook of record, and informa- other interested readers to keep us up to date with each tion from those outside the VHSL who follow Virginia high new achievement or performance record. school activities, most notably the late Marshall Johnson, Be careful though. We need verification from newspa- former Associated Press sports writer, member of the Vir- per accounts, school records or some other authoritative ginia High School Hall of Fame and unofficial historian for source before we include information that may not be accu- prep sports in Virginia. Mr. Marshall passed away in 2013. rate. The VHSL is especially grateful to the Marshall family for Please use the form at the end of this book to report donating Mr. Marshall’s entire record files spanning from information which will update this work in progress. the late 1940’s until 2013. Riley McCall, a student at the University of Virginia compiled and cateloged Mr. Marshall’s Sportsmanship Statement records duringthe summer of 2013; making the massive col- The Virginia High School League is pleased to recog- lection available for historical research. nize outstanding achievements by teams and individuals. Todd Feagans and Erik Nilsson, student interns from Although it is impossible to determine intent when marks are the University of Virginia, undertook the massive assignment established, the committee strongly encourages recognition to get the book established. Their efforts have been sup- of performances in the true spirit of interscholastic competi- ported in later updates by UVa interns Scott Clayton, Biffy tion. Running up scores or embarrassing an opponent for Corneilson, Jerry Kim, Jessica Lange, Cicily Marshall, the primary purpose of inclusion in the Book of Records is Rebecca Pine, Neil Thomson and by Bob Moore, athletic not consistent with the ideals of good sportsmanship. director at Virginia Episcopal School in Lynchburg. All have spent many hours researching old files and making telephone Mike McCall, editor contacts, checking and re-checking facts and inputting in- VHSL Communications Director formation. A Work in Progress However, much remains to be done on this Book of VHSL Record Book - 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Baseball Girls Gymnastics Team Champions 6 Team Champions 50 Team Records 7 Individual Champions 50 Individual Records 8 Team Records 53 Coaching Records 9 Individual Records 53 Boys Basketball Coaching Records 53 Team Champions 10 Girls Lacrosse Team Records 12 Team Champions 54 Individual Records 14 Team Records 54 Coaching Records 15 Individual Records 54 Girls Basketball Boys Lacrosse Team Champions 16 Team Champions 55 Team Records 17 Team Records 55 Individual Records 18 Individual Records 55 Coaching Records 20 Boys Soccer Cheer Team Champions 56 Team Champions 21 Team Records 56 Boys Cross Country Individual Records 57 Team Champions 22 Coaching Records 57 Team Records 23 Girls Soccer Individual Champions 23 Team Champions 58 Individual Records 25 Team Records 58 Girls Cross Country Individual Records 59 Team Champions 26 Coaching Records 60 Team Records 26 Softball Individual Champions 27 Team Champions 61 Individual Records 27 Team Records 62 Field Hockey Individual Records 62 Team Champions 29 Coaching Records 65 Team Records 29 Boys Swimming and Diving Individual Records 29 Team Champions 66 Coaching Records 30 Individual Champions 66 Football State Meet Record Holders 70 Team Champions 31 Girls Swimming and Diving Team Records 33 Team Champions 71 Individual Records 34 Individual Champions 71 State Playoff Records 38 State Meet Record Holders 75 Coaching Records 40 Boys Tennis Boys Golf Team Champions 76 Team Champions 42 Singles and Doubles Champions 77 Individual Champions 43 Team Records 81 Team Records 45 Individual Records 81 Individual Records 45 Coaching Records 81 Coaching Records 45 Girls Tennis Girls Golf Team Champions 82 Individual Champions 46 Singles and Doubles Champions 83 Boys Gymnastics Team Records 85 Team Champions 47 Individual Records 85 Individual Champions 47 Coaching Records 86 Team Records 49 Boys Indoor Track Individual Records 49 Team Champions 87 Team Records 88 Individual Champions 88 State Meet Record Holders 101 4 - VHSL Record Book Girls Indoor Track Yearbook Trophy Class Winners 229 Team Champions 102 Yearbook Savedge Awards 233 Team Records
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