Hall of Fame 11 Recipients SEE PAGES 20-21

All-Star Nomination Forms Must be Submitted By Deadline SEE PAGES 32-37

Housing Request Forms Must be Submitted by June 1, 2009 SEE PAGE 25 NOTESNOTES FROMFROM

Greetings from Hampton! We had another great Clinic and All-Star Games in Hampton during July of 2008, which offered a time to visit with our coaching friends from across the state and share in a great week of friendship. Our Association has grown to an enrollment of over 9,000 members for the 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 Convention Center. You will find information of hotel lodging, the game dates and sites in this newsletter. The website will contain all the information on awards, scholarships, Hall of Fame nominations, etc. the website is www.vhscainc.com. You will find information on our scholarships in this issue. Please note we are awarding 5 scholarships this year: two (2) Dr. Frank C. McCue, III Scholarships and three (3) Jimmie Bryan Hall of Fame Nomination – you can find the nomination forms on our website. Our philosophy is based upon values and enhancing our technical knowledge while striving to develop wisdom making us more competent in our coaching professions – in doing 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 of Athletics, Fellow Coaches and Athletes. We are members of the National High School Athletic Coaches Association; the fee is included with your state membership dues.

Yours in sports,

Michael L. Smith

2 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com 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 Parker President, VHSCA

www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 3 DR. FRANK C. MCCUE, III SCHOLARSHIP Sponsored by the Virginia High School Coaches Association The Dr. Frank C. McCue, III These will be awarded to a student who Scholarship is named in honor of Dr. Frank meets these criteria: McCue, III, an orthopedic surgeon and Applicants for either scholarship must team physician at the University of not be receiving an athletic grant of more Virginia. He is nationally known as an than one half the cost. innovator in the field of sports medicine. Each applicant must complete the He was a pioneer in this field and has application below, and the following: treated athletes from “benchers to Hall of (1) Submit an essay on how sports have Famers” with equal professionalism and influenced his or her life and his or her kind care. desire to pursue the fields of sports Dr. McCue has treated and cared for medicine or coaching as a career. athletes and coaches in Virginia for the past (2) Submit letters of recommendation 40 years. from his or her high school coach and from The VHSCA will award two scholarships his or her guidance counselor. annually in the amount of $1,000 to two (3) Submit a copy of his or her high graduates of a Virginia accredited high school transcript. school(s). (4) Applicants are required to have been The first scholarship will be awarded to a a member of a sports team as a player, a student that will enter into the field of trainer’s assistant, or manager. sports medicine, athletic training, or sports physical therapy. All applicants will be notified after the The second scholarship will be awarded scholarship recipients are selected. The to a student that wishes to go into one of $1,000 will be credited to the account of the above careers or into the field of the winners at the university or college he coaching. or she will be attending.

Deadline: Submit application and specified requirements to: May 10, 2009 Mr. Michael Smith 317 Orange Plank Road Hampton, VA 23669 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ✭✭ APPLICATION FOR ✭✭ ✭ DR. 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.

______Participant’s Signature

4 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com JIMMIE BRYAN SCHOLARSHIP Sponsored by the Virginia High School Coaches Association

This grant is named for Jimmie Bryan, who has C. Earn six (6) Varsity letters in athletics. provided outstanding leadership to our Association. D. Plan to teach and coach in a Virginia High School League member school. (No The intent of the Scholarship is to provide $1,000 for two penalty if one does not). young athletes who are graduating from a Virginia High School E. Not receive any financial assistance in college as a direct result of athletic League member school and who intend to teach and coach in participation. Virginia. The recipients must not receive any financial The competitive aspects of the scholarship include: assistance through his athletic participation in college. A. The three applicants with the highest final grade point average will be the winners. Candidates must earn a minimum of six Varsity Athletic An official transcript must accompany the preliminary application and a final official Letter awards in high school and the Scholarship will be transcript must be submitted as soon as possible. competitive based on the Grade Point Average of the applicants. If three or more candidates meet all the B. If three or more applicants have the same grade point average through seven (7) qualifications and have the same Grade Point Average, then semesters; (9th Grade, 10th Grade, 11th Grade and 1st semester 12th Grade) the the tied applicants must submit a 500 word essay entitled finalist must write a 500 word essay entitled, “Why I Want to Coach in a Virginia High “Why I Want to Coach in a Virginia High School League School League Member School.” Member School.” This essay will be evaluated by the This essay must be submitted on high school stationery and must be hand Scholarship Committee of the VHSCA and the winner will written. The scholarship committee of the Virginia High School Coaches’ As sociation will be selected. The $1,000 will be credited to the account of make the final decision after reviewing the essays. the recipients at the Virginia College or University of his choice. DEADLINES To be eligible for the scholarship, one must: May 1st–This application and an official transcript submitted. A. Be a graduate of a Virginia High June 1st–Finalists will be notified by Scholarship Committee. School League member school. June 15th–Finalists must submit 500 word essay “Why I Want to Coach in a Virginia B. Attend a college or university High School League Member School.” Verification of sixth Varsity letter award must be within the State of Virginia. submitted. July–Recipient will be announced and scholarship awarded at Virginia High School Coaches’ Association Clinic. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ APPLICATION FORM JIMMIE BRYAN SCHOLARSHIP

Complete Name ______First Middle Last Social Security Number ______Home Telephone Number ______Home Address ______Street Number and Name ______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 EARNED Sport Year Coach/Principal Verification ______

If the sixth letter will be earned in a Spring sport,written verification must be submitted by June 1st. RETURN FORM BY MAY 15 TO: Grade Point Average through seven (7) semesters ______Official transcript must be included. Coach Charles Nuttycomb ______95 Shoemaker Circle Applicantʼs Signature Newport News, VA 23602 www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 5 Hampton and the VHSCA Clinic and All-Star Games A Winning Combination July 6 - July 10, 2009

hether your idea of 100 area attractions within fun is a day full of minutes of us. Your family is sure Wactivity or a leisurely to enjoy the new Adventures in boat ride, Hampton is a Flight Gallery at the Virginia champion among cities! Air & Space Cener, The Although the 2009 Annual Cousteau Society, the Hampton Clinic and All-Star Games’ History Museum, Bass Pro schedule will keep you busy with Shops and much more. seminars and athletic events, Surrounding area attractions there will be plenty of time for include Colonial Williamsburg, you to see the sights and have Virginia Beach, Busch Gardens, some fun in Hampton— harbor tours on the largest America’s oldest continuous natural harbor in the world, and English-speaking settlement. water sports on the Chesapeake There is never a shortage of Bay. Our region is rich in fun in Hampton Roads center colonial, Civil War, African attraction! There are more than American and aviation history! The Virginia Air and Space Museum exhibits many of NASA’s most dramatic space artifacts, including the Apollo 12 Command Module, a Viking Mars Lander, satellites, space suits, and moon rocks. The center also houses a dozen aircraft, the Hampton Roads History Center, and southeastern Virginia’s only IMAX theater.

6 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com Hampton Attractions AIR POWER PARK HAMPTON HISTORY MUSEUM Learn about Hampton’s space and aviation history by touring the Opened in May 2003, the Hampton History Museum interprets outdoor air and spacecraft displays, model airplane collection and Hampton’s unique past spanning from its inhabitance by the wind tunnel exhibit at Air Power Park. Home to one of the largest Kecoughtan Indians to the 20th century and the city’s role as the civilian-owned collections of aircraft and missiles in the United birthplace of American space program. The center’s ten galleries States, Air Power Park contains aircraft from the country’s various spotlight events in the city’s history including the arrival of Captain service branches, including a Nike surface-to-air missile, a P-1127 John Smith and the first settlers, the demise of Blackbeard the Kestrel vertical-lift jet and an F-100D Super Sabre, the first Air Pirate, and the emergence of Hampton’s seafood industry, Force fighter with true supersonic performance. establishing the city as “Crabtown.” A changing gallery on the second floor hosts visiting historic and pop culture exhibits. The BASS PRO SHOPS (OUTDOOR WORLD) museum also houses the Hampton Visitor Center. Located at Pine Chapel Road and I-64, Bass Pro Shops® Outdoor World® is much more than a hunting and fishing store, Bass Pro MISS HAMPTON II HARBOR CRUISES Shops also offers equipment for hiking, backpacking, camping, A double-decked tour boat, the Miss Hampton II carries passengers outdoor cooking and more. Shoppers will also find outdoor apparel out to the Hampton Roads harbor and Chesapeake Bay. On this for men, women and children, along with a fine selection of casual narrated tour, visitors will cruise past Blackbeard’s Point, Hampton and athletic footwear. A gift and nature shop serves up a wide University, Old Point Comfort and the Norfolk Naval Base, where variety of outdoor-related items from lamps and dishes to bird they’ll get a look at the mighty ships and submarines berthed at the feeders and furniture. world’s largest naval base. A highlight of the cruise is a stop at Fort Unique exterior and interior motifs have branded Bass Pro Wool, where passengers disembark for a guided tour of this island Shops stores as Visually appealing, high quality outdoor stores. fortification. The outdoor feel is brought indoors through massive log and rock work, aquariums and water features, as well as an extensive VIRGINIA AIR & SPACE CENTER collections of fish and wildlife exhibits all helping to maximize the The official visitor center for NASA Langley Research facilities, the experience of the outdoor enthusiast. Virginia Air & Space Center and Hampton Roads History Center A large atrium inside showcases an impressive 30’ rock houses a spectacular collection of flight- and space-related artifacts, mountain climbing wall, fashioned to resemble a rock bluff from interactive exhibits, historical displays and a giant-screen, 3-D the Roanoke Valley. A cascading waterfall tumbles down into a IMAX® Theater. Visitors can see a three-billion-year-old moon 19,000-gallon aquarium stocked with striped bass, catfish and rock, collected during the Apollo 17 mission; the Apollo 12 crappie. The aquarium is also home to lunker largemouth bass. Command Module that journeyed to the moon and back; and a Trees plus other plants and wildlife native to Virginia can be seen replica of the Lunar Orbiter, which mapped the moon’s surface for on the rock ledges and crevices. future landings. The Cosmic Café offers food and be sure to browse the gift shop. BEACHES AND FISHING Unveiled in time to celebrate the Centennial of Flight (2003), Buckroe Beach, located along Hampton’s Chesapeake Bay the Adventures in Flight gallery offers a 15,000 square foot shoreline, is a popular family beach. The beach officially opens expansion which highlights commercial, civil and military aviation Memorial Day weekend and closes Labor Day weekend. Lifeguards while exploring the origins of flight. A section tells the Wright are on duty during the official season. Visitors are invited to enjoy Brothers’ story through a series of interactive exhibits such as a full- the playground, in-water craft available for rent, guided beach scale reproduction of the Wright Flyer, the Wright Brothers’ Bicycle explorer programs. Don’t miss the evening entertainment on Shop, a wind tunnel exhibit and a Wing Warper component. Tuesdays and Sundays during the summer season. The gallery’s Commercial and Civil Aviation area features a Grandview Nature Preserve and Beach, located off Beach full-size DC-9 with flight simulator. Check out the Test Flight Pre- Road, is ideal for wildlife observations, ecological studies and show Theater, Flying Lab simulator, Propulsion Mini-Theater and hiking. Grandview’s 578 acres of marshland include a beach that A Day in the Life of a Suitcase. The Air Traffic Control area stretches for more than two miles. Educational tours and guided displays a real-time electronic map of North America showing all canoe/kayak excursions through the preserve are offered. aircraft in flight. The Air Power Over Hampton Roads allows Charter fishing boats depart from Down Hampton Public adventurous minds to build airplanes and a B-24 motion simulator Piers, the foot of King Street, Salt Ponds Marina and Wallace’s provides the first-person experience of a World War II bomber. Marina at Dandy Point for excursions on the Chesapeake Bay. Several head boats offer fishing excursions and charters year-round.

www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 7 DON’TPicnic! MISS THE VHSCA THURSDAY, JULY 9TH AT 5:00 PM at 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 aSee band withyou some there. great sounds.

8 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com ★ Monday – July 6 ★ College Course Registration - 2009 ★ HEALTHSOUTH Coaches Workshop ★ ★ Tuesday – July 7 VHSCA ★ Track – Volleyball – Basketball – Wrestling ★ – HEALTHSOUTH Coaches Workshop Coaches ★ Wednesday – July 8 ★ Track – Volleyball – Basketball – Wrestling ★ – Baseball – Tennis - Golf ★ - HEALTHSOUTH Coaches Workshop Clinic ★ July 6-July 10, 2009 ★ Thursday – July 9 ★ Football – Softball – Soccer – Baseball – Visit our webiste at ★ Tennis – Golf - HEALTHSOUTH Coaches ★ Workshop www.vhscainc.com ★ Friday – July 10 for more information ★ Football – Softball – Soccer – Cheer HIGHLIGHTS

GENERAL LIABILITY PROGRAM: Coverage is provided to your State Association and Members through the Commercial General Liability Policy issued to the National Organization of Coaches Association Directors. CARRIER: Lexington Insurance Company POLICY #: 0424080 POLICY PERIOD: August 1, 2008 - August 1, 2009 LIMITS OF INSURANCE: $1,000,000 Each Occurrence 2008-2009 $1,000,000 General Aggregate $1,000,000 Products/Completed Operations National Organization of Coaches $1,000,000 Personal & Advertising Injury Association Directors $50,000 Fire Damage Excluded Medical Payments CAMP COVERAGE: Today, most coaches are involved in some type of sports camps. Coverages such as General Liability and Accident Medical for your participants are available to all member coaches through your State Associations master policies. Please note that our current General Liability Program follows all members while working at camps and/or conducting their own personal camp. For any additional CERTIFICATE OF INSURANCE & PARTICIPANT ACCIDENT information please contact • 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. your State Association office • Participant/Accident Coverage must be in place for all participants prior to the issuance of a certificate of insurance or Greg Joly at Loomis & naming an Additional Insured. LaPann, Inc. 800-566-6479 • Certificates of Insurance and Participant/Accident request forms are available through your State Association. www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 9 2008 AAA All-State Football PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL First Team Offense First Team Defense Scott Jones Center Langley Zack Thompson End Stone Bridge Tyler Barfield Guard Westfield Brian Slay End Stone Bridge Trevor Springman Guard Stone Bridge Tyrell Wilson End Hampton Morgan Moses Tackle Meadowbrook Jamara Gray End Oscar Smith Austin Brown Takle Woodbridge Dominick Davenport Lineman Phoebus Duan Perez-Means Tight End Heritage Evan Hailes Lineman Oscar Smith Tim Smith Wide Receiver Oscar Smith Tyler Brown Lineman Osbourn Jerrel White Wide Receiver Dinwiddie Kenny Fryman Linebacker Hanover Chris Smith Wide Receiver Clover Hill Jerod Askew Linebacker Oscar Smith Andy Stallings Wide Receiver West Springfield Jack Tyler Linebacker Oakton David Wilson Running Back GW - Danville Mike Olson Linebacker Stone Bridge De’Antwon Williams Running Back Woodbridge Jerrell McFadden Back Osbourn Torrian Pace Running Back Chantilly Shaquan Manning Back William Felming Shawne Alston Running Back Phoebus Javani Sparrow Back Western Branch Tron Martinez Running Back Hampton Shamarko Thomas Back Ocean Lakes Adam Morgan Quarterback Dinwiddie Drew Jarrett Punter Frank W. Cox Antone Exum Kick Returner Deep Run Antone Exum Punt Returner Deep Run Drew Jarrett Place Kicker Frank W. Co Desmond Coble Athlete Meadowbrook Second Team Offense Second Team Defense Charles Soule Center Oscar Smith Lanford Collins End Brooke Point Derek Tinseley Guard Meadowbrook Jake Snyder End Deep Run Kris Gant Guard Brooke Point Demetrius Ward End Phoebus Evan Hailes Tackle Oscar Smith De’Antre Rhodes Lineman Varina Charles Jones Tackle Phoebus David Wang Lineman Stone Bridge Zack Thompson Tight End Stone Bridge Jordan Stanton Lineman Robinson Travis Williams Wide Receiver Lake Taylor Austin Brown Lineman Woodbridge Justin Hunter Wide Receiver Ocean Lakes Lavonte Battle Linebcker Phoebus Bobby Smith Wide Receiver Varina Adrian Cavanaugh Linebacker Patrick Henry Monty Small Wide Receiver Douglas Freeman Bradley Johnson Linebacker Dinwiddie Larry Love Wide Receiver Brooke Point Stephen Roberson Linebacker Thomas Edison Percy Jones Running Back Oscar Smith Connor McCartin Linebacker Liberty Bealton Trey Johnson Running Back Varina Garrett Patterson Back Monacan Trey Watts Running Back Oakton Colby Goodwin Back Phoebus Bryn Renner Quarterback West Springfield Clinton Patterson Back Highland Springs Trey Watts Kick Returner Oakton Andrew Leonard Back Oakton Chad Jones Place Kicker Dinwiddie Demetrius Quarles Back Woodbridge Corey Lillard Athlete Liberty Cameron Starke Punter Halifax Tavon Gatlin Punt Returner Green Run

OFFENSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: DEFENSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: DAVID WILSON–GW Danville JACK TYLER–Oakton

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

10 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com 2008 AA All-State Football

PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL First Team Offense First Team Defense Shawn Lewis Center Broad Run Will Hill End Lafayette Dennis Wagner Guard Chancellor James Rouse End Harrisonburg AJ Scott Guard R.E. Lee Clinton Simpkins Lineman Chancellor Robert Collins Tackle William Byrd Shawn Winfrey Lineman Monticello Josh Miller Tackle Pulaski Andrew Miller Lineman Bassett Kerry Wynn Tight End Louisa Joey Wolff Linebacker Grafton Devonte Atkins Wide Receiver James Monroe Kenny McAdow Linebacker Broad Run Jake Pelton Wide Receiver Monticello A.J. Parrish Linebacker Amherst Dominique Wallace Running Back Chancellor Tyler Snow Linebacker William Byrd John Harris Running Back Patrick Co. Quintin Hunter Back Orange Breon Earl Running Back Broad Run Chris Jessop Back Broad Run Logan Thomas Quarterback Brookville Kyle Lynn Back Turner Asbhy Dae ‘Quan Scott Kick Returner R.E. Lee Kyle Schwizer Back Salem Andrew Lloyd Place Kicker James Wood Drake Kuhn Punter Lafayette

Second Team Offense Second Team Defense Daniel Boyer Center Poquoson Sam Johnson End Courtland Dale Davis Guard Blacksburg Ronwynn Pritchett End Martinsville Andrew Miller Guard Bassett Andrew Carter Lineman James Monroe Derek Christovich Tackle Powhatan Robert Collins Lineman William Byrd Devin Bolling Tackle Brookville Josh Miller Lineman Pulaski Antonio Scott Tight End Prince Edward Dominique Wallace Linebacker Chancellor Matt Aiken Wide Receiver Hidden Valley Leonard Grant Linebacker Handley Michael Atkinson Wide Receiver Harrisonburg Stephen Strowbridge Linebacker Rockbridge Nubian Peak Running Back Pulaski Zach Weller Linebacker Christianburg Alex Owah Running Back Harrisonburg Shawn Miner Back Powhatan Derrick Palmer Running Back William Byrd Farkeem French Back James Monroe Ross Metheny Quarterback Sherando Marvin Mills Back Monticello Breon Earl Kick Returner Broad Run Matt Aiken Back Hidden Valley Jared Brown Place Kicker Grafton Andrew Lloyd Punter James Wood

OFFENSE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: DEFENSE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: (First Team) LOGAN THOMAS – Brookville (First Team) A. J. PARRISH–Amherst (Second Team) DOMINIQUE WALLACE – Chancellor (Second Team) KENNY MCADOW–Broad Run

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

www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 11 2008 A All-State Football

PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL First Team Offense First Team Defense Quinton Jones Center Gate City Dan McClanahan End Lebanon Gabriel Logan Guard Gretna Austin Hoffman End William Campbell DeShawn Viers Guard Colonial Beach Justin Shields Lineman King William Russell Hull Tackle Clintwood Bennett Fulper Lineman Gretna Daquan Frzier Tackle Franklin J. D. Bevel Lineman Clintwood Joe Yates Tight End Haysi Will Godsey Linebacker Jl Burton Vincent Battan Wide Receiver Surry Alec Osborne Linebacker Clintwood Stanley Peerman Wide Receiver William Campbell James Samuel Linebacker Essex Brett Holman Wide Receiver Floyd Alex Russell Linebacker Chilhowie Ernest Crockett Running Back Sussex Luke Harris Back Floyd Pickie Nuckles Running Back Buffalo Gap Dustin Jones Back Gate City Chris Robinson Running Back Clintwood Donzell Shearin Back Franklin Luke Harris Quarterback Floyd Jaycob Coleman Back Jl Burton Cody Journell Kicker Giles Nick Leighton Punter Bland Michael Johnson Returner Buffalo Gap

Second Team Offense Second Team Defense Jared Conour Center Essex Christian DeJarnette End Gretna Richard Griffith Guard Chilhowle D. J. Brooks End Washington & Lee Ryan Miller Guard Honaker Drew Lester Lineman George Wythe Mike Barbour Tackle William Campbell Adrian Bryant Lineman Washington & Lee Drew Lester Tackle George Wythe Koby Miller Lineman Honaker Mequel Phillips Tight End Essex Antonio Smith Linebacker Franklin Brandon Atwell Wide Receiver George Wythe Mikhall Walton Linebacker Cumberland Kentel Noel Wide Receiver Lancaster Timmy Wright Linebacker William Campbell Allen Owens Wide Receiver Haysi Hody Vlare Linebacker Fort Chiswell Jaycob Coleman Running Back Jl Burton Steve Martin Back Lebanon Isiah Hudson Running Back Franklin Kevin Dale Back Gretna Eric Mefford Running Back Holston Michael Johnson Back Buffalo Gap Baron Adams Quarterback William Campbell Jim King Back Bath County Allen Owens Kicker Haysi Scott Taylor Punter Washington & Lee Chris Johnson Returner Clintwood

OFFENSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: DEFENSE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: LUKE HARRIS–Floyd DONZELL SHEARIN–Franklin

Division1 COACH OF THE YEAR: Franklin Division 2 COACH OF THE YEAR: Gretna

12 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com 2008 AAA All-State 2008 AA All-State 2008 A All-State PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM Chelsea Spivey S Gate City Kristin Carpenter OH Hanover Kelli Carneal S/OH Chancellor Brooke Moughon S/OH Mathews Laura Gomez MH Albemarle Shaylin O’Connell MH Loudoun County Kala Guy OH/MH Wilson Memorial Sammy Spees OH Westfield MacKenzie Tyree L Lord Botetourt Jaclyn Ayers S/OH Strasburg Hannah Hugeback OH Landstown Eva Delaney S Hidden Valley Chelsie Kenley MH Auburn Kara Elder OH Albemarle Sarah Harper OH Western Albemarle Liz Trinchere MH Glenvar Morgan Clark OH Loudoun Valley Krista Hughes MH Jamestown Jennifer Lewis OH Gate City Samantha Reeves OH Chantilly Juliane Hanna OH Loudoun Countuy SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM Kelsey Griffitts MH John Battle Meghann Forshey OH Deep Run Seth Sullivan OH/S Chancellor Jenna Smoot MH Strasburg Sarah Frohnapfel S/OH Colonial Forge Kim Caudill MH/MB Carroll County Tasha Trent MB Powell Valley Kellie Goss MH Forest Park Jessica Church L Hidden Valley Brandi Blessing OH George Wythe Lily Vera S Stone Bridge Cory Harris OH Jamestown Tabby Whitlock MH Auburn Elizabeth Drewry OH Mills Godwin Ashley Heath MH Rustburg Tyesha Harvey MH Lancaster Suzanne Lasseigne OH/MB Princess Anne Rachel Turk S Salem Suzanne McLaughlin L Mathews Allison Williams MH Chantilly Lauren Bosche S Cave Spring HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE MENTION Ruth Hedburg MH Northumberland Mallory Woolridge MH/OH Deep Run Karina Monroe MB Courtland Ronequa Jones MB Northampton Jenny Pry OH Landstown Stephanie Day OH Courtland Lizzy Lawson MB Northampton Logan Sebastian OH Langley Lauren Carter M Sherando Katie Cubbage MH Luray Jasmine Marshall S Fauquier Kayla Walker OH Fluvanna Shay Morages S Nelson County Kristen Martin L Loudoun Valley Tori Janowski OH/S Potomac Falls Amdna Sandridge L Altavista Elyse Bush OH Yorktown Kate Shickel S Turner Ashby Kendra Nutter OH Northwood Lindsey Gill L Stone Bridge Alyssa Kidd S Brookville Jamie Cockerham OH Galax Mallory Carter OH Cosby Mara Hogan OH Turner Ashby Leah Miller MH Rye Cove Julia Cushman S James River Rachel Binda OH/S Waynesboro Autumn Chisenhall M J.J. Kelly Heather Brentzel L James River Ashley Scott OH Heritage Hannah Bostic MH Honaker Jessica Tiedemann MH/MB Cox Mallory Stewart MH Bassett Alex Jones MH/OH Great Bridge Courtney Sump OH Grassfield

PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR KRISTIN CARPENTER—Hanover KELLI CARNEAL—Chancellor CHELSEA SPIVEY—Gate City COACH OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR MARK RAGLAND—Albemarle CARLA POFF—Hidden Valley AMY REED—Gate City

www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 13 2008 AAA All-State 2008 AA All-State 2008 A All-State PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM Gary Ward P Hickory Mikey O’Brien P Hidden Valley Cody Bentley P J.J. Kelly Tyler Basso P Stone Bridge Jordan Barnett P Richlands Tim Duoley P Appomattox Jake Lowery C Cosby Dylan Smith C Parkview Gavin Hylton C Chatham Austin Stadler FB James River Zac Helgeson FB Hidden Valley Mark Gallimore FB Fort Chiswell Jason Catrel SB Colonial Forge Joey Phillips SB Blacksburg Jacob Yates SB Chatham Jake Meyer TB Woodbridge Brent Mikionis TB Powhatan Mike Baskyfield TB Colonial Beach Kizuku Scott SS Bethel Adam McConnell SS Tabb Brent Steffey SS Colonial Beach Jackie Bradley OF Prince George Will Lamb OF York Jordan Wind OF Essex Shannon Marit OF Lake Braddock Kenny Fleming OF Louisa Chris Smith OF Castlewood Brett Harris OF Hickory Daniel Bowman OF Turner Asbhy Adam Bedsaul OF Grayson County Chris McDougal Utility Denbigh Mark Mantne Utility Blacksburg Caleb Dorton Utility James River Keith Werman DH Oakton Steve Holt DH Alleganhy Justin Wilson DH J.J. Kelly

SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM Ronnie Shaban P Cosby Cody Brown P Tabb Eric Austin P Glenvar Justin Shirley P Bethel John Jones P Courtland Logan Ball P Honaker Robbie Newman C Salem Daniel Wright C Fort Defiance Charlie Johnson C Glenvar Matt Snyder FB Westfield Stephen Keener FB Alleghany Michael Hale FB Rappahannock Lane Denton SB Hanover Josh Holskey SB Lord Botetout Tim Arnold SB John Battle Ryan Parker TB Cosby Kyle Craun TB Turner Asbhy Cody Calloway TB John Battle Levi Hines SS Colonial Beach Scott Betterly SS Brentsville Josh Wenger SS Buffalo Gap Zaine Jack OF Bayside Rashad Hatcher OF Park View Timmy McDonald OF Strasburg Blake Hauser OF Manchester Ashtn Paige OF Amherst Shaquille Bagwell OF Arcadia Vince Coles OF Albemarle Bretty Hylton OF Tunstall David Keene OF Honaker Taylor Perkins Utility Dinwiddie Mark Montgomery Utility Bruton Jeremy Leake Utility Luray Matt Gwaltney DHr Motoaca Cabel Naff DH Bassett Devin Smith DH George Wythe

HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE MENTION Jake Mayers P Hanover Jake Kline P Potomac Richard Galindez P Luray Ty Weaver P Stonebridge Cole Shain P Broad Run Jeff Myers P Windsor George Piccarelli C Osbourn Blake Forslund P Rustburg Jonathan Somers P Lancaster Keith Morrisroe C Chantilly Joseph Lucas P Waynesboro Chris Perry C Nandua Justin Bagby IF Halifax Davey Everhart C Tabb Will Godsey FB Burton Matt Shaffer IF Hampton Jutin Thompson C Tunstall Riley McDonald FB Strasburg Matt Mitchel IF Hampton Robbie Brownschidle FB Grafton Chris Horne SB Windsor Kyle Toulouse IF Yorktown Assron Sweger FB Potomac Hody Vlars SB Chiswell Ben Tomchick IF Princess Anne Clark Pinder SB Poquoson Luke Watson TB Auburn Mike Snyder IF Westfield Trey Brocke SB Broad Run Tyler Persell TB Page Co. Reed Gragnani IF Godwin Dylan Szalankiewiez TB Louisa Hagan Hensley SS Thomas Walker Brent Fraizer IF South County Mason Mays TB Bassett Tyler Duke SS James River Shaun Sizemore OF Menchville Jay Thompson SS Waynesboro Chad Inscho OF Colonial Beach Travis Lane OF Godwin Justin Malone SS Abingdon Sutton Coleman OF Lebanon J.J. Pischanik OF Colonial Forge Ryan McBroom OF Courtland Andrew Tucker OF James River Johny Bladell OF Stonebridge Jonathan Mason OF Park View Nathan Hepler OF Bath Co. Jeff Haueptie OF West Springfield Andrew Mann OF Broad Run M.J. Wells OF Nelson Co. Kevin Wager Utility Oakton Greg Chewning OF Heritage Johnny Van Wyck OF Luray Frankie Lewis DH Ocean Lakes Eric Houff OF Blacksburg Jake Fletcher Utility Middlesex Nathan Hagy OF Abingdon Justin McMillan Utility Castlewood Rob Malen Utility Potomac Falls Justin Shields DH King William PLAYER OF THE YEAR J.J. Loker Utility Spotswood Austin Jordan DH Goochland AUSTIN STADLER — James River Bradley Weston DH Bluestone Danny Cooper DH James Wood PLAYER OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR CALEB DORTON — James River TIM LOWERY — Cosby PLAYER OF THE YEAR MIKEY O’BRIEN — Hidden Valley COACH OF THE YEAR DAVE WYRICK — J. J. Kelly COACH OF THE YEAR GREGG CONNER — Powhatan

14 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com 2008 AAA All-State 2008 AA All-State 2008 A All-State PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM Jenn Gniadek P Hickory Caitlyn Delahaba P Broad Run Abbie Rexrode P James River Whitnay Haller P Cosby Brittany Arnn P Tunstall Teresa Dalton P Gretna Kendra Knight P Salem Meredith Moore C Cave Springs Janie Holmes P Middlesex Kayla Lechler C Stonebridge Justine Payne IF Nottoway Marie Chandler P Powell Valley Courtney Long C Hanover Ashley Kramer IF Broad Run Hillary Rees IF Turner Ashby Meredith Buckley P Glenvar Michelle Lighton C Hickory Fallon Thomas C Virginia High. Kristen Cheesebrew IF Great Bridge Kendra Hooker IF Abingdon Caitlen Manning IF Prince George Dee Dee Fryer IF Dominion Lindsay Hudgins IF Mathews Kelsey Green IF Langley Megan Lombard IF Hidden Valley Kelley Knoebel IF Glenvar Meghan Smith IF Mountain View Carla Powell IF Broad Run Kaylla Holdway IF Powell Valley Leona Rainey OF Godwin Rochelle Latka OF Loudoun County Amanda Bradley IF Wilson Memorial Marra Hvaozdovic OF Herndon Stephanie Olsen OF York Lindsey Burris IF Grayson County Taylor Williams OF Hylton Olivia Ferguson OF Cave Spring Ceseley Haynes OF Gretna SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM Kelly Montgomery OF Chatham Celsey Dunham P South County Rebecca Mills P New Kent Samantha Brummette OF J.J. Kelly Gabby Andina P Woodside Ellen Weaver P Salem SECOND TEAM Lacey Waldrop P Thomas Dale Aven Thomas P Turner Ashby Mallory Marks P Rappahannock. Jenny Law C Franklin Co. Haley Johnson C Broad Run Hannah Light P Coeburn Courtney Liddle C Battlefield Laura Bauer C New Kent Danielle Dike IF Fluvanna Kelsey Weddle P Patrick Henry. Marcy Bowden IF Robinson Chelsea Davis C Essex Rachel West IF Hickory Taylor Walker IF Poquoson Chelsea Lavender IF Jefferson Forest Aubree Hutt IF Virginia High Stacy Snellings IF Mills Godwin Sara Caudle IF Lancaster Ashley Scroggin IF North Stafford Jenna Rudder IF Tunstall Abby Carpenter IF Brentsville Megan Viofora IF Page County Lauren Wilson IF Yorktown Brittany Barbrow IF Patrick Henry Matrickala Hale OF Woodside Sarah Ashby OF William Byrd Amanda Woolard OF Hanover Emily Garcia OF Park View Sterling Suzanne McLaughlin IF Mathews Taryn Cutrona OF Robinson Jasmine Frazier OF Chancellor Nicole Layton IF Auburn HONORABLE MENTION HONORABLE MENTION Kallie Cox IF James River Nikki Black P North Stafford Lauren Myers P Nottoway Kori Oord OF Rappahannock Ashley Prosper P York Rebecca Breeden OF Page County Melissa Kirby P Stonewall Micalah Sacre P Orange Brianne Pease P Centerville Mallory Bartos OF Mathews Jessica Hogle P Fort Defiance HONORABLE MENTION Lisa Puryear P Hanover Nicole Defilipo P Brookville Lauren Vinson P Prince George Lindsey Lester P Richlands Hannah Sisson P Washington and Lee Sara Atkins C Warwick Kaitlyn Culler P Patrick County Lindsay Crigler P Mathews Courtney Crewes C North Stafford Tamara Smith P Northside Javannah Taylor P Buckingham Amanda Hernandez C Woodbridge Renee Tafili C Chancellor Brooke Short P Altavista Kelsey Talbot C Hayfield Holle Wartliner C Alleghany Cheryl Crews C Gretna Brianna Bertovich IF Monacan April Pugh C Amherst Chelsea Hutchinson C Craig County Stephanie Clark IF Halifax Lauren Snead C Bassett Cassie Sturgill C Powell Valley Megean Guisky IF Kellam Holly Baker C Broadway Allie Smith C Lebanon Brianna Hanafin IF Yorktown Tyler Fleming IF New Kent Markie Pitts IF Washington and Lee Kashina Hancock IF Franklin County Jennifer Falin IF Bruton Lisa Lee IF Buckingham Kristie Hoetter IF Woodside Courtney Allman IF Fort Defiance Kasey Anderson IF Chatham Cay Manuel IF Midlothian Brittany Davidson IF Fort Defiance Hayley Morton IF Centerville Sarah Toman IF Wilson Memorial Jamie Price IF Salem Keisha Perrigan IF Castlewood Samantha Kandraus OF Atlee Sarah Smith IF Tunstall Chelsea Paprocki OF Forest Park Catherine Clavin OF Poquoson Brooke Stidham IF Pound Ashley Reetz OF Great Bridge Casey Farrell OF Millbrook Megan Funk IF Grayson County Kathryn Rodgers OF West Springfield Ariel Stewart OF Fluvanna Macy Doss OF Craig County Savannah Snyder OF Lake Taylor Tiffany Lockeridge OF Fort Defiance Nikki Sage OF Chilhowie Katie MacCall OF Princess Anne Heather Baker OF Broadway Chelsea Forney OF J.I. Burton Kaitlynn Szcezepanski OF Great Bridge Tiffany Harris OF Tazewell Lauren Denton OF Virginia High Ingrid Joyce OF Patrick County Carly Webb OF Lancaster

PITCHER OF THE YEAR PITCHER OF THE YEAR PITCHER OF THE YEAR JENN GNIADEK—Hickory CAITLYN DELAHABA—Broad Run ABBIE REXRODE—James River PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR KAYLA LECHLER—Stonebridge DEE DEE FRYER—Dominion CESELEY HAYNES—Gretna COACH OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR COACH OF THE YEAR JOE SCHELZO—Battlefield ED STEELE—Broad Run KATINA BROOKS—Gretna www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 15 2008 AAA All-State 2008 A All-State PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER SCHOOL FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM *Brian Ownby FW Deep Run Luis Moreno Galax Ben Anderson MF Atlee Anthony Andrianarison George Mason Patrick Innis FW Thomas Dale Curtis Clatworthy Virginia Roberto Maldonado Northampton Will Bates MF Thomas Dale Alex Khandan-Barani Radford *Caleb Thomas MF Cox Bryan Henley Goochland Robert Alberti MF Kecoughtan Max Salyer Virginia High Tony Tchani MF Maury Orry Harrison Northumberland Ryan Oakes FW Cox Woody Wilder George Wythe *Alex Herrera MF Yorktown Luke Longanecker Nelson Co. Ronnie Shaban FW Stone Bridge Stephen Melchor Lebanon Sean Murnane FW Herndon Dean Gravos ARGS Will Beckman DF Thomas Jefferson Charlie Smith Parry McCluer Phil Ramsey Strasburg *Joey Dennis GK Osbourn Park Jessee Cheers Virginia High Travis Pittman MF Osbourn Jacob Vrooman Matthews Brian Lybert MF Woodbridge Fayanga Keita FW Patrick Henry SECOND TEAM * denotes Regional Player of the Year Lukas Findley Radford Jamie Brougham James River SECOND TEAM Brandon Atwell George Wythe Eduardo Lopez FW Lee-Davis Dio Riguze Galax Ben Jessee MF Cosby Elio Randrainasolo George Mason Josh Miller Wilson Daniel Artus MF Motoaca Luke Gall Goochland Hunter Cheatham FW Monacan Jordan Maddy Altavista John Mackenzie FW Landstown Dalton Booher John Battle Ari Dimas MF Indian River Jed Owens John Battle Sean Dreybus MF Warwick Corey Edwards John Battle Adriano Bravo MF Churchland Andrew Fleenor John Battle Greg Goldbach MF George Marshall Erik Montalvo Northampton Seth Goldman DF Robinson Malcom Ball Essex Santos Cerda FW South Lakes Timmy Songer Windsor Carlos Estrada Northampton Christian Mclaughlin MF Herndon Colt Water MF Colonial Forge HONORABLE MENTION William Bioh FW Stonewall Jackson Nao Masuda Radford Alan Aguilar DF Gar-Field Bryant Henriquez Clarke Co. Hodges Berry MF E.C. Glass Tyler Orr Lebanon Jay Coble GK Churchland JP Hudnall King William Andrew Meade George Wythe PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kyle Inlow Wilson BRIAN OWNBY—Deep Run Adam Breeding Lebanon Luke Southall ARGS COACH OF THE YEAR Rachel Griggs Narrows MIKE ANDERSON—Cosby Clarke Goodling Nelson Co. Frank Ontaneda Virginia Jamie Knighton Northumberland Jim King Bath Co. PLAYER OF THE YEAR LUIS MORENO—Galax COACH OF THE YEAR GREG WADE—Radford

16 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com 2008 AAA All-State 2008 AA All-State 2008 A All-State PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL PLAYER POSITION SCHOOL FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM FIRST TEAM Erin Libertore FW James River Maddy Elder FW Hidden Valley Danielle Moyer FW Clarke County Kelly Morrison FW Cox Kelly Evans FW Broad Run Andrea Odemark FW Goochland Audrey Barry FW Robinson Katelyn LePore FW Lord Botetourt Lindsey Hunter FW Glenvar Jessica Jewell FW Battlefield Claire McCarty FW Harrisonburg Violet Miller FW George Mason Brittany Michels MF Kellam Emily Perrin FW Charlottesville Olivia Scott MF George Mason Kristin Lescalleet MF Atlee Julianne Rickers FW Loudoun County Carrie Wisman MF Virginia High Meaghan Dullea MF First Colonial Kara Blosser MF Courtland Caroline Gentry MF Virginia High Diana Weigel MF WT Woodson Jazmin Cardoso MF Broadway Rachel Kazman MF George Mason Kathleen Smith DF Woodbridge Marianne Dubinsky MF Blacksburg Brittany Chandler MF Clarke County Alison Nebatoff DF Lake Braddock Holly King MF Broad Run Anna Witkowsky DF Radford Ali Heck DF Robinson Allyn Potts MF Lafayette Katheryne Lawson DF Clarke County Meagan Simeone DF First Colonial Rachel Beaumont DF Cave Spring Kim Kenny DF George Mason Caitlin Maat DF Battlefield Kendall Dishaw DF Salem Lily Benck DF Radford Andrea Keller DF Mills Godwin Lauren McCoy DF Courtland Desi Simmons GK Radford Katherine Yount GK Robinson Lindsay Wicher DF Grafton Rebecca Jackson GK George Mason Kristin Carden GK Cox Melissa Mailley GK Briar Woods SECOND TEAM SECOND TEAM HONORABLE MENTION Abigail Shankel FW Virginia High Sahar Aflaki FW Battlefield Nicole Dirnagl FW Sherando Hannah Shankel FW Virginia High Kristen Lybert FW Woodbridge Korri Iracane FW Chancellor Mary Wiley FW Radford Sunny Herold FW Fluvanna County Zaina Natour FW Appomatox Nikki Mercier FW WT Woodson Kendall Robertson FW Hidden Valley Stephanie Gerow FW West Potomac Pip Pattison MF Radford Amy Barnes MF Fort Defiance Kelby Dove MF George Wythe Ann Marie Cole FW Mills Godwin Mary Grace Doyle MF Loudoun County April Price FW Maggie Walker Courtney Long MF Glenvar Brittany Ingvaldson MF Salem Hannah Myers MF Wilson Memorial Lauren Pomerson MF William Byrd Kelly Powers MF Manassas Park HONORABLE MENTION Colleen Schrier MF Lord Botetourt Tori Allen FW Colonial Forge Olivia Damico DF Riverheads Bree Simonsen MF Waynesboro Elle Silverman DF George Mason Brittany Beaty FW First Colonial Denise Wagner MF Grafton Kimmy Cummings FW Lee-Davis Kristin Shomo DF Riverheads Kirsti Campbell MF John Handley Anelle Cleveland DF Goochland Aubrie Ewell FW James River Willa Grefe MF Robert E. Lee Leslie Fajfar FW Mt. Vernon Danielle Phillips GK Nelson Monica Matsumoto MF Charlottesville Emily Skaar GK Glenvar Jeanine Johnston FW EC Glass Liz Ross MF Harrisonburg Erin Layne FW Midlothian Claire Sibley MF Hidden Valley HONORABLE MENTION Ashley Manning FW Loudoun Valley Brielle Spencer MF Heritage Mary Morgan FW Maury PLAYER SCHOOL Sara Abrahams DF Lafayette Anna Hoyt James River Alex Reed FW South County Mara Doss DF Basset Tori Faulkner Radford Chloe Russell FW Cox Olivia Mackey DF Loudoun County Jessica Morgan Patrick Henry Cortlyn Bristol MF Chantilly Rosa Salazar DF James Monroe Alex Gillespie Radford Meghan Cozens MF Hickory Seth Sullivan DF Chancellor Brooke Mitchell Lebanon Meredyth Frye MF Riverbend Julia Wilson DF Harrisonburg Anna Davis John Battle Danielle Gunderson MF Denbigh Haley Cutright DF Hidden Valley Candice West Virginia High Molly Menchel MF Edison Maria Keinle DF Tabb Alma Schafer John Battle Sarah Northrop MF Atlee Crystal Salazar DF Courtland Angela Hershcer Bath Aly Shaughnessy MF Battlefield Elizabeth Stump DF Hidden Valley Wren Hoyt James River Becca Wann MF Cosby Jaime White DF Jefferson Forrest Jessica Philpott Bath Breiana White MF CD Hylton Lynn Murphy GK Bassett Danielle Owens John Battlefield Whitney Osborne John Battlefield Mary Goodpasture Virgina High School PLAYER OF THE YEAR PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kirsten Frye Virginia High School Selena Trichel Virginia High School KATHERINE YOUNT—Robinson HOLLY KING—Broad Run

PLAYER OF THE YEAR DESIREE SIMMONS—Radford

www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 17 EAST DEFENSE EAST OFFENSE Williams Jefferson Aaron Harper Torrean Crowell Hampton HS Courtland HS Meadowbrook HS

WEST DEFENSE WEST OFFENSE Tyler Holmes Travis Tarpley Blacksburg HS George Washington HS

18 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com BOYS EAST BOYS WEST Bill Weaver Nick Barbour Bethel HS George Washington HS

GIRLS EAST GIRLS WEST Sonia Johnson Devon Brown Heritage HS Waynesboro HS www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 19 BOYS EAST BOYS WEST Brian Ownby Eric Skogerboe Jamestown HS Stone Bridge HS

GIRLS EAST GIRLS WEST Kristen Carden Diana Wiegel Frank W. Cox HS W. T. Woodson HS

20 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com EAST WEST Ben Tomchick Justin Bagbey Princess Anne HS Halifax County HS

EAST WEST Brianna Bertovich Brittany Davidson Monocan HS Fort Defiance HS

EAST WEST Morgam Petkovich Bianca Richardson Loudoun County HS Colonial Forge HS www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 21 22 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com Virginia High School Hall of Fame OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM

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

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

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

All candidates will be judged on their significant and/or long term contribution to interscholastic athletics and activities. While many have served their school and local programs over a long and distinguished career, their accomplishments must have been worthy of state recognition for them to be considered. Longevity, without meaningful 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) or have served 25 years at a member school(s) and still actively coaching. Persons nominated as a contributor to the VHSL must meet similar criteria for a comparable period of time. If the candidate is a coach, the candidate must be a member of the 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 a Inactive Category; 10 years after their high graduation, they will be placed in the Active Category and brought before the Screening 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. www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 23 Virginia High School HALL OF FAME ✭✭2008 19th HOF Class features 11 inductees, the most since the Class of 1994

ROGER BERGEY Harrisonburg High School SHELLEY BLUMENTHAL Blacksburg High School In 30 years (1972-2002) as head boys basketball coach at In 16 years as the head boys soccer coach at Blacksburg High Harrisonburg High School, Roger Bergey amassed 435 wins, two School (1992-2007), Shelley Blumenthal established a powerhouse VHSL Group AA state basketball championships, six region program that captured eight VHSL Group AA boys soccer championships and numerous district titles. Under his guidance, the championships (1993, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2005 and Ralph Sampson-era at Harrisonburg produced back-to-back state 2007); four state runner-up finishes (1992, 2001, 2003, 2006); plus titles in 1978 and 1979. He also coached the most sought after high 14 regional championships and 16 district titles. He compiled a 313- school player in the nation during the 1978-79 season. The 20-14 overall record and his 93.9 winning percentage is the second protective “Recruitment Guidelines” he established during best in NSCAA (National Soccer Coaches Association of America) Sampson’s recruitment by college coaches are still being used today history. Under his guidance, his Blacksburg players were just as by the NCAA and its member schools. In addition to coaching impressive in the classroom as on the field, earning seven NSCAA basketball, Team Academic Awards with a team GPA of 3.25 or higher. In Bergey served as the Blue Streaks athletic director for 13 addition to his numerous coach of the year awards, which included years. He also worked tirelessly in leadership positions within the being named the National Boys Small Public Coach of the Year by VHSCA, VIAAA and VHSL serving as director of the Group AA the NSCAA in 2007, Blumenthal produced 27 first-team all-state football championships for over 10 years and director of district and regional boys and girls basketball players, 13 second-team all-state players, 21 honorable mention all-state players and three NSCAA Scholar tournaments for 12 years. Bergey began his coaching career at Patrick Henry High School in Ashland all-Americans. He came to Blacksburg in 1990 and spent two years as the assistant boys soccer coach and (1963-68) as head boys basketball, baseball and JV football coach before moving to Varina High School goalkeepers coach helping the Bruins to back-to-back regional titles and a Group AA runner-up finish. He (1968-72) as assistant boys basketball, baseball and JV football coach. He retired in 2002 but is still active has served on numerous VHSCA and NSCAA committees during his career. He currently works at the in the VHSCA serving on the Legislative Council; the Executive Committee; Chairman of the All Star Games Roanoke Valley Governor’s School and is a volunteer assistant coach with the Roanoke College men’s Committee and Hall of Fame Committee. soccer team.

THOMAS JONES Powell Valley High School MEGAN McCARTHY James W. Robinson Secondary School Thomas Jones led Powell Valley to back-to-back VHSL football One of the most celebrated women’s soccer players in U.S. championships in 1994-95. In leading the Vikings to two state titles, history, Megan McCarthy was a two-time NSCAA (National Soccer he finished his prolific football career first and third in the VHSL Coaches Association of America) high school all-American. Twice record book in single-season rushing with 3,319 yards as a junior named first team all-state, she was the Virginia High School Player and 3,007 yards during his senior year. He also finished first in of the Year in 1984 and was a first-team Washington Post all-Met single-game rushing with 462 yards, first in career touchdowns with selection four times. In addition, she earned first-team all-district 104, second in single-season scoring with 296 points and second in and all-region honors all four years at James Robinson Secondary both career scoring (638 points) and career rushing yards (7,193 School. She led the Rams to the first-ever VHSL Group AAA girls yards). In addition, he guided soccer championship in 1984. She continued her soccer career at Powell Valley to a VHSL track championship and was named the William & Mary earning NCAA co-Freshman of the Year honors; Gatorade High School Player of the Year in Virginia following his NCAA all-American honors three times and was the Adidas/NCAA senior year. Jones continued his football career at the University of National Collegiate Player of the Year in 1987. Following her college

athletes coaches Virginia where he holds 15 UVa records and 10 ACC records. He was career, she was a member of the U.S. Women’s National Team from a consensus all-America in 1999, a Doak Walker Award finalist and 1987-1991 and 1994 helping the U.S team win the first-ever was a first-team all-ACC running back as a junior and senior. Following his final year at Virginia, Jones was Women’s World Cup Championship in 1991. She was a Medal of Honor Recipient in 2001 along with her the seventh overall pick in the 2000 NFL draft by the Arizona Cardinals. As a Chicago Bear in 2006, he U.S. national teammates. McCarthy played professionally with FC Prato in Florence, Italy in 1988 and with gained over 1,000 yards rushing and in Super Bowl XLII he rushed for 123 yards against the Colts. He the USASA Maryland Pride from 1995-98. She currently teaches mathematics at Centreville High School joined the New York Jets in 2007 and will be entering his eighth NFL season in 2008. and is the assistant varsity girls soccer coach.

MARTHA AKERS Loudoun Valley High School JEFF DIETZE West Potomac High School For the past 28 years, Martha Akers has had an abiding The “Father of Professional Development” in the state of commitment to students, teaching, learning and leadership. Not only Virginia and known as the “Dean of Student Activities Directors,” is she recognized as an outstanding educator at Loudoun Valley Jeff Dietze retired this past February after serving the West High School, but her contribution to scholastic journalism is Potomac community for more than 37 years, and for 33 years as recognized nationally. She has been a director of four VHSL/Jostens Director of Student Activities at West Potomac High School. He was Regional Journalism Publications Workshops and a Director of the instrumental in the development of the national certification VHSL’s Fall Publications Workshop. She has served on the VHSL program for athletic administrators during his service to the National Scholastic Publications Advisory Committee and served on the VHSL Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. He co-authored committee that formed the Charles E. Savedge Scholarship for the National Council for Accreditation of Coaching Education state Virginia student journalists and the Charles E. Savedge Award for certification of state coaching education program. His development Sustained Excellence in Journalism. In 2006, the Journalist of the Virginia high school coaches’ education program to educate Education Association named her the national Yearbook Adviser of coaches in local and state regulations set the standard for coaches’ the Year, the highest honor the association can give. Her students education across the country. Through his leadership, Virginia has have won numerous publication awards, including 22 VHSL Trophy the only national certified coaching education program for high Class Awards in Yearbook, which is the equivalent to a state school coaches in the United States. A past president of the VIAAA, he also served in numerous leadership championship in scholastic publications. Loudoun Valley has won three Charles E. Savedge Awards for positions within the VHSL, including serving as co-chair since 1995 of the VHSL State Coaching Education Sustained Excellence in Journalism from the VHSL. Among her many accolades, she was inducted into the Steering Committee. Among his many national awards, he received the NIAAA Distinguished Service Award, Journalism Hall of Fame in 2003 and was awarded the Virginia Association of Journalism Teachers and NIAAA State Award of Merit, VIAAA Athletic Director of the Year, VIAAA John C. Youngblood Lifetime Advisers’ Thomas Jefferson Award for Lifetime Achievement in Scholastic Journalism. She continues to Achievement Award and VHSL Regional Award of Merit. teach photojournalism and is the yearbook and National Honor Society Adviser at Loudoun Valley where she contributors has taught since 1980. 24 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com Eleven individuals who have made outstanding contributions to high school athletic and activity programs have been selected to the 2008 Virginia 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 to preserving 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 in interscholastic sports. Coaches are eligible after 15 years of experience or upon retirement and are judged on the merits of their achievements at 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.

PATRICIA MITCHELL Hampton High School JIM RIKE James W. Robinson Secondary School A pioneer in the Virginia High School Coaches Association, Trish Jim Rike has been the main voice for girls soccer for over 25 Mitchell was among the first group of women admitted into the years and is a major reason why the sport has enjoyed organization in 1974. In 1992, she became the first and only woman tremendous growth in Virginia. In 26 years as the head coach at president of the VHSCA serving in that leadership position until James W. Robinson Secondary School, he guided the Rams to four 1994. She continues her long service with the VHSCA serving on VHSL Group AAA state titles, including the first-ever girls soccer the Executive Committee, Legislative Council and Budget and state championship in 1984 captained by fellow Hall of Fame Finance Committees. In addition, she has served on the Hall of inductee, Megan McCarthy. In addition to his state success, his Fame Screening Committee and the Virginia High School League teams have won nine regional championships and 10 district titles. Advisory Council. Through her tireless efforts the VHSCA has He’s been named VHSCA Coach of the Year three times, doubled its membership over the past 15 years and is regarded as Washington Post all-Met Coach of the Year twice and was one of the finest coaches associations in the country. In addition to NHSACA National Coach of the Year in 2005. Including his five her duties with the VHSCA, Mitchell spent 32 years as a teacher, years as head boys soccer coach at Falls Church High School, Rike coach and athletic director at Hampton High School earning has a lifetime record of 420-19-40. He has also made significant numerous awards, including National High School Region 2 Coach contributions through his association with the VHSCA serving as of the Year in 1980. She spent 26 years (1967-1999) as the girls tennis coach and served as the school’s chairman for the girls soccer all-state selection committee and all-star selection committee. Besides athletic director from 1985-2001. During her time guiding the Hampton athletic program, the Crabbers coaching soccer, Rike has also been an assistant varsity wrestling coach for 20 years (five at Falls Church captured 11 VHSL team championships. She has served in various leadership positions within the Peninsula and 15 at Robinson) and assistant varsity football and head freshman coach for 10 years at Robinson. District serving as director of the Scholastic Bowl and Forensics activities, as well as establishing and directing the District cheerleader competition.

CALVIN TALFORD Castlewood High School For two years, few players in VHSL history dominated two sports like Calvin Talford did during his junior and senior years in track and basketball at Castlewood High School. In basketball, he was named Hogoheegee District Player of the Year, first-team all- Region C, first-team Group A all-state and Russell County and Southwest Virginia Player of the Year. He recorded 1,657 career points, including a single-game high of 59 points. In track, he owned the Group A state jumping events winning six individual championships in the long jump, triple jump and high jump. He established Group A state records in each event that are still the standards today. Talford also earned second-team Group A all-state honors in football as a senior and all-region honors in baseball. He was named the 1988 Roanoke Times Male Athlete of the Year following his senior year. He continued his basketball career at East Tennessee State University earning four letters and winning the 1992 NCAA Slam Dunk contest before playing pro basketball in Europe. He currently resides in Johnson City, TN.

RALPH LAW Charlottesville CHARLENE TILLER John Tyler Community College Ralph Law has been a VHSL football official for 44 years and Charlene Tiller has directed the VHSL state forensics has officiated nearly 600 varsity football games and over 600 sub- tournament since 2001 managing and organizing annually a staff varsity games. He has been selected to officiate 25 regional and of 130 judges and 360 students who represent over 110 high three state championship games. Since 1980, he has been the schools across the state. Since taking over the tournament, she Commissioner of the Piedmont Valley Officials Association and is has been responsible for selecting tournament personnel; responsible for providing training programs for over 125 officials in organizing the schematics for four rounds of competition in 10 Central Virginia. In addition to his officiating duties, Law has made events in three simultaneous tournaments in Group A, AA and AAA. significant contributions to the Virginia High School League over In addition to running the state tournament, her contributions for the past 40 years. He has directed and assisted with a number of training Virginia high school speech coaches may be her legacy. As VHSL championships including the Group A state track meet and an officer with the Virginia Association of Speech, Debate and served as the official scorer for VHSL state basketball Drama Coaches (VASDDC), she organized an annual summer championships. In addition, he has been a member of the VHSL workshop inviting national and state leaders to present a two-day Strategic Planning Policy Committee. After graduating from Granby workshop in all aspects of forensics and debate competition. The High School and the College of William and Mary, he returned to workshop was so successfull she added a third seminar to include Granby as head track and swimming coach. He led Granby to the 1962 Group AAA track and field state theatre. She was selected as the Section 2 (Mid-Atlantic States) representative on the NFHS Speech, title and won an Eastern District championship in swimming. In 1963, he was named the head swimming Debate and Theatre Association board, where she is instrumental in developing a supporting speech coach at the University of Virginia before serving as a school principal in the Charlottesville school system. program nationwide. She began her forensics career in 1987 at Hopewell High School coaching the forensics team before taking over the same duties at Charles City County High School from 1990-1999 and at Prince George High School 1999-2000. She is currently employed as an assistant professor of speech arts and sciences at John Tyler Community College. www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 25 Virginia High School HALL OF FAME ✭✭PAST INDUCTEES CLASS OF 2007 INDUCTEES CLASS OF 2004 INDUCTEES CLASS OF 2000 INDUCTEES Wardell Stephen Curry-Athlete-Fort Defiance HS Doug Bates-Athlete-J.J. Kelly HS Jacqueline Gordon-Athlete-Girls Track & Field- Terry Gayle Kirby-Athlete-Tabb HS Bryant Stith-Athlete-Brunswick Senior HS W.T. Woodson HS Christopher Carroll Slade-Athlete-Tabb HS Leo Anthony-Coach-First Colonial HS Benita Fitzgerald Mosley-Athlete-Track-Gar-Field HS Wayne M. Cosby-Coach-Southampton HS Joseph Leroy Dail-Coach-Southampton HS William (Buster) O’Brien-Athlete-Football- Dennis S. Kozlowski-Coach-Bethel HS Edward Allen Jr.-Contributor-New Kent HS Princess Anne HS Bruce W. Bowen, CMAA-Contributor-Hermitage HS Evelyn Dawkins-Contributor-Kecoughtan HS Kenneth Willard-Athlete-Football/Baseball-Varina HS Dr. Carol Rae Chory, CMAA-Contributor- Donald Hitt-Contributor-Madison County HS Ina Kate Carter-Coach-Culpeper County HS Kempsville HS David Morgan-Contributor-Oakton HS Sidney (Chippie) Chappell-Coach-Central HS Jerry F. Deviney-Contributor-Virginia Beach City Delmer Botkin-Contributor-Turner Ashby HS Public Schools CLASS OF 2003 INDUCTEES William Leffler-Contributer-The Virgina Pilot and Sandra A. Hadaway, CMAA-Contributor-Salem HS Barry Hamler-Athlete-Powell Valley HS The Ledger Star Harry Montague Ward-Contributor-Mathews Grant Hill-Athlete-South Lakes School Robert Patterson-Contributor-William Byrd HS County Public Schools Stephen Hubbard-Coach-Coeburn HS Joe May-Coach-Nottoway HS CLASS OF 1999 INDUCTEES CLASS OF 2006 INDUCTEES Lillie Moore-Coach-George Wythe HS Aly Kahn Johnson-Coach-Cross Country-T.C. Jamael O. Barber-Athlete-Cave Springs HS Karen Fitch-Contributor-Blacksburg HS Williams HS Atiim K. Barber-Athlete-Cave Springs HS Cecil Layman, Jr.-Contributor-Riverheads HS William W. Lawson, Jr.-Coach-Basketball- Charles W. Bowers-Coach-Wilson Memorial HS Judy Wallace-Contributor-Abingdon HS Petersburg HS J.J. Updike-Coach-Harrisonburg HS Samuel B. Woods-Coach-Tennis-Thomas Jefferson HS Joe H. Gieck, EdD, ATC, PT-Contributor-University CLASS OF 2002 INDUCTEES Jennifer Jerrue Bradley-Contributor-Abingdon HS of Virginia Tamela Penny-Athlete-Hermitage HS James Caroll-Contributor-Broadcaster Donna L. King-Contributor-Fairfax County Public Pat Austin-Coach-Waynesboro HS Larry Samuel Pence-Contributor-Turner Ashby HS Schools Gerald Burke-Coach-Brunswick Senior HS Nancy C. Phaup-Contributor-Prince Edward County Eddie Icenhour-Coach-Virginia HS CLASS OF 1998 INDUCTEES HS Glenn Proctor-Coach-Strasburg HS Glynn Carlock-Coach-Football-Graham HS Wilma H. Wirt-Contributor-Virginia Commonwealth Claudia Dodson-Contributor-Virginia HS Richard Fitz-Contributor-Journalism-Halifax HS University League Nancy Fowlkes-Coach-Field Hockey-Frank Cox HS Carol Lange-Contributor-Thomas Jefferson High Paula Girven-Athlete-Track-Gar-field CLASS OF 2005 INDUCTEES School for Science and Technology Charles Kurtz-Contributor-Administrator Nick Colobro-Coach-Gate City HS Hugh Pendleton-Contributor-Rustburg HS Ann Lockett-Coach-Prince William HS Tom Turner-Coach-Appalachia HS Bob Sandell-Official-Contributor Jerry Lee Slaughter-Coach-Fieldale-Collinsville HS CLASS OF 2001 INDUCTEES Mack Shupe-Coach-Baseball-J.J. Kelly HS Frances A. Simpson-Coach-E.C. Glass HS Robert Nathan Banks-Hampton HS Barty Smith-Athlete-Football-Douglas Freeman Beth Walker-Coach-Park View HS Bill Brown-C.D. Hylton HS HSCLASS OF 1997 INDUCTEES Evan Tracy Stallard-Athlete-Coeburn HS Vincent “Buddy” Comer-Page County HS Robert Lee Carson-Contributor Vito A. Perriello, Jr., M.D.-Contributor-VHSL and Jim Cutler-Liberty HS William Lee Knowles, Jr.-Athletic Director- NFHS Sports Medicine Advisory Committee Ralph Ashley Harrison-Albemarle HS Contributor Larry Johnson-Contributor-Virginia HS Nancy Ruth Patterson-William Fleming City HS William O. Lee-Officials-Contributor League Jim Sangston-Douglas Freeman HS Betty S. Marton-Publications-Contributor Willis White-Salem HS Tom Trice-Athlete Football, Basketball-E.C. Glass HS Eric Sievers-Athlete-Washington & Lee HS Phil Robbins-Coach-Football-Powell Valley HS Ed Henry-Coach-Football-Annandale HS, Robinson HS, George Marshall HS Frank Webster-Football-First Colonial HS

26 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com CLASS OF 1996 INDUCTEES Huntington HS Charles Savedge-Contributor-VHSL-Journalism Jacob L. (Jake) Adams-Athlete-Highland Springs HS Bob McCoy-Contributor Advisor Donald Glick (Deceased)-Coach-Boy’s Track & Field- Wendell Seldon-Game Official Sidney Snell-Athlete-Basketball-Football- Montevideo HS Blacksburg HS Joan Hudson-Coach-Girl’s Track-New Kent HS CLASS OF 1992 INDUCTEES Robert Stokes-Athlete-Basketball-King William HS Norman Lineburg-Coach-Football & Track- Harry Burns Blevins-Contributor-Chesapeake Lawrence Wilson-Coach-Baseball-George Radford HS Gordon Hugh Bragg-Coach-Appomattox Washington HS-Danville Ronald Skeen-Coach-Basketball-Thomas Walker HS John E. “eddie” Crane, Sr.-Contributor-Basye Robert Williams-Coach-Football-Parry McCluer HS James Merrill Eason-Coach-Hampton CLASS OF 1990 INDUCTEES Nancy Haga-Contributor-Longwood College John Moyer Epperly-Coach-Fairfax Keith Atherton-Athlete-Baseball-Cobbs Creek James Omps-Contributor-John Handley HS George B. Gasser, Jr.-Contributor-Richmond Jimmie Bryan-Coach-Basketball-Lynchburg Clarence Jones-Contributor-Charlottesville John Caywood-Contributor-Newport News CLASS OF 1995 INDUCTEES Robert Madison McLelland-Contributor Ed Clark, Jr.-Athlete-Football-Appalachia Jeff Baker-Athlete-Football/Basketball-Gate City HS Adelbert Townsend Norwood-Coach-Annandale Frederick Cooper-Coach-Golf-Mount Jackson Huldah (Hud) Clark-Contributor-Scholastic Charles Wallace Nuttycombe-Coach-Newport News Bobby Crantz-Coach-Golf-Mount Jackson Publications Johnny Lane Oates-Athlete-Colonial Heights Greever Crouse-Contributor-Emory Eddie Dean-Coach-Football Madison County HS Barbara Helen Reinwald-Contributor-Reston Carroll Date-Athlete-Football-Wise Paul Hatcher-Coach-Basketball-Lee Stauntan HS Al Rinaldi-Coach-Richmond Howard Deel-Coach-Basketball-Clintwood Don River-Athletic Director Paul Matthew Sizemore-Coach-Unionville Douglas Dickerson-Athlete-Track-Newport News James Stover-Contributor Thomas George Theodose-Coach-Athlete- Benton Dodd-Athlete-track-Newport News Claude Warren-Coach/Athletics Director- Charlottesville Robert Frank-Contributor-Athens, Georgia Harrisonburg HSCLASS OF 1994 INDUCTEES Gene “Pappy” Thompson-Contributor-Bristol, Art Greene-Contributor-Charlottesville Francis (Boodie) Albert-Coach-Football-Covington HS Tennessee Marshall Johnson-Contributor-Richmond Weldon Bloxsom-Coach-Basketball-Thomas Ben F. Valley-Athlete-Lebanon William Littlepage-Coach-Basketball-Hopewell Jefferson HS William Martin-Coach-Wrestling-Virginia Beach Stuart (Pete) Brewbaker-Coach-Lexington HS CLASS OF 1991 INDUCTEES William Pace-Contributor-Charlottesville Raymond Crouch-Athlete-Washington & Lee HS Vincent Bradford-Coach-Football-Track-E.C. Glass HS Alger Pugh-Coach-Football-Danville Carl Deane-Contributor-Football Official Ollan C. Cassel-Athlete-Track-Appalachia HS George Quarles-Coach-Basketball-Chesapeake Frank Eastman-Athlete-Hermitage HS Julius Conn-Coach-Administrator-Baseball-Track- Ralph Sampson-Athlete-Basketball-Harrisonburg Earl Gillespie-Contributor-Virginia HS League Newport News HS Michael Smith-Coach-Football-Hampton Charlie Karmosky-Contributor-Sports Editor- Ralph Cummins-Coach-Administrator-Football- Gracie Lee Van Dyck-Coach-Basketball-Portsmouth Daily Press Clintwood HS John Youngblood-Contributor-Centreville Louise Martin-Coach-Appomattox HS Patsy Dean-Coach-Softball-James Madison HS Joe Robinson-Coach-Lee County HS Richard Fletcher-Contributor-VHSL Executive Bert Smith-Contributor-Scholastic Publications Executive Director Jimmy Jones-Contributor Chester Fritz-Coach-Administrator-Football- Hermitage HS CLASS OF 1993 INDUCTEES Harry Fry-Contributor-Sports Editor-Staunton Vic Blue-Game Official Robert Hall-Coach-Basketball-Martinsville HS TIME SCHEDULE Ken Brown-Coach-Football-Courtland HS Ben Hurt-Contributor-Albemarle HS October 31, 2009 Nomination Deadline For 2010 Inductees Paul Gentry-Athlete William Long-Coach-Administrator-Football-Track- January 2010 Mrs. Joel Grimm-Publications-Kecoughtan HS Douglas Freeman HS Screening of 2009 Inductees Bob Hardage-Coach-Football-Annandale HS Norm Lord-Contributor-Official-VHSL Interpreter April 2010 Charlie Harkins-Coach-Football-Marion HS Moses Malone-Athlete-Basketball-Petersburg HS Selection of 2009 Inductees October 2010 Jim Holdren-Coach-Track-Thomas Jefferson HS Dr. Frank McCue-Contributor-Doctor-Sports Induction of 2009 Recipients at Thad Madden-Coach-Football and Track- Medicine-University Of VA Hall of Fame Banquet www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 27 WILSON IS PROUD TO BE AN OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF THE VHSCA ALL-STAR GAMES AND THE OFFICIAL GAME BALL Thanks

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FOOTBALL Mitchell Minor–Charlottesville ...... 124 Fred Birchett–New Kent...... 148 Coach–School Wins Rick Crotts-Glenvar...... 120 Gary Higginbotham–Meadowbrook...... 146 Mike Smith–Hampton...... 402 Todd Lusk–Narrows...... 114 Rick Lollis–Rockbridge Co...... 130 Phil Robbins–Powell Valley ...... 297 Billy Catron–Randolph Henry...... 189 Joe May–Nottoway ...... 271 GIRLS BASKETBALL Shawn Szakelyhide ...... 163 Roger Brooks–Henrico...... 257 Coach–School Wins John Fletcher–J. R. Tucker ...... 104 Tim Sarver–Harrisonburg...... 255 Doug Garrett–Midlothian...... 521 Dean Sissler–G. Marshall ...... 100 Nick Colobro–Gate City ...... 250 Pat Deegan–Westfield...... 467 Jared Mounts–James Wood ...... 57 Ray Long–Patrick Henry...... 225 Mike Tallon–Woodside...... 466 David Crist–Blacksburg...... 220 Alan Cantrell–Floyd Co ...... 381 WRESTLING Jim Woodson–Powhatan...... 208 Katherine Johnson–Madison Co ...... 376 Coach–School Wins Bill Brown–Colonial Forge ...... 177 Robin Dotson–J.J. Kelly...... 388 John Kayajanian–Orange...... 368 Tom Verbanic–Westfield...... 170 Harry Terrell–Charlottesville...... 327 Ed Cressel–Virginia ...... 290 Rich Serbay–James Monroe...... 170 Rob Lovell–Turner Ashby ...... 309 Bill Swink–Colonial Forge ...... 225 Marshall Parker–Hopewell...... 153 Mike Tallon–Phoebus (R)...... 288 Doug Roper–Tabb ...... 217 Buddy Brown–Tunstall...... 142 Jim Crinkley–Colonial Heights...... 250 Timothy Woodward–Graham ...... 204 Doug Hubbard–Honaker ...... 136 Barry Reed–VA High...... 250 Rick Juarez–Broadway ...... 196 Pat Manuel–Matoaca...... 128 Jean Adkins–Henrico...... 247 Steve Wendt–Spotswood...... 180 Littleton Parker–Southampton...... 119 Tracie Hayes–E.C. Glass ...... 219 Tater Benson–Lord Botetourt...... 178 James Colley–Haysi ...... 114 Ellen C. Allen–Liberty...... 205 Michael Sacra–Madison County...... 147 John Adams–Lebanon...... 117 Chuck Pound-Lord Botetourt ...... 195 Jim Schnable–Loudoun Valley ...... 145 Robert Casto–Riverheads ...... 111 Mollie C. Pawlowski–J.R. Tucker ...... 171 Mike Stefanko–Cloverhill ...... 93 Mike Barton–Loudoun Valley...... 102 Ronnie Compton–Haysi...... 164 Fred Birchett–New Kent...... 99 Jason Asbell–Jamestown...... 163 GIRLS TENNIS Rick Varevac–Albemarle ...... 83 Danny Keene–Alleghany...... 143 Coach–School Wins Kevin Saunders–J.J. Kelly...... 66 Mike Barmoy–Brunswick...... 139 Linda Failes–Spotswood ...... 312 Bob Oliver–Chancellor...... 48 Julian R. Bumbrey-James Monroe...... 123 Paul Cash–Prince George ...... 215 Darrell J. Long–Northumberland...... 120 Larry Parpart–Douglas Freeman...... 197 BOYS BASKETBALL Ellen Corum Gaines–Rappahanock...108 Janet Nelson–Thomas Walker ...... 161 Coach–School Wins Jerry Gibbs–Manchester...... 93 Judy Moser–Independence...... 100 Paul Hatcher–R. E. Lee ...... 842 William Griffin–Middlesex ...... 71 Jack Baker–Maury...... 585 Dickie Bell-Riverheads ...... 60 BOYS TENNIS Jerry Walters–Central Woodstock...... 504 Coach–School Wins Richard Stan Wilson–JI Burton...... 497 BASEBALL Tom Hoy–Mills Godwin ...... 371 Al Copenhaver–George Wythe...... 451 Coach–School Wins Don Tomb–Wakefield...... 259 Nelson Fox–Parry McCluer...... 450 Mack Shupe–J. I. Burton...... 620 Larry Mannon–Radford ...... 255 Ed Allen–New Kent ...... 443 Jim Cutler–Liberty...... 513 Michael Terry–Charlottesville...... 239 Walter Brower–Hampton...... 446 Ken Blackley–Rappahannock...... 447 John Patterson–Galax...... 195 Eddie Goss–Thomas Dale...... 433 Tom Harding–Honaker...... 417 Doris Scott–Riverheads...... 176 Munro Rateau–Fluvanna...... 410 Bill Pelot–Louisa...... 417 Jay Allen–Orange Co...... 175 Kendall Hayes–Potomac ...... 372 Gary Rice–Alleghany...... 395 Donna Lloyd–Clover Hill...... 100 Mike Cartolaro–Altavista ...... 370 Tom Hall–Oakton...... 385 Terry Caldwell–Virginia...... 98 Gerald Thompson–E. Montgomery....344 Rick Holcomb–Courtland...... 355 Steve Huppert–Christiansburg ...... 91 Alan Dunn–Spotsylvania ...... 334 Lindsay Woolfolk–Orange...... 326 Jim Albertson–Clover Hill...... 72 Ed Young–Nansemond River...... 317 Russell Ingram–Denbigh ...... 325 Bill Pope–Northside...... 306 Greg Conner–Powhatan...... 323 GOLF Steve Henry–Fairfax ...... 303 Charles Adams–Lebanon...... 308 Coach–School Wins Billy Thornhill–Culpeper...... 300 Charles Bowers–Wilson Memorial...... 303 Leo Anthony–First Colonial...... 532 Greg Maynard–Albemarle...... 297 Bruce Frazier–Giles...... 283 Jerry Slaughter–Field. Col...... 444 Bob Locust ...... 268 Billy Wells–Eastern Montgomery ...... 278 Robert Q. Jones–Geo. Washington.....398 Tim Meyers–Harrisonburg...... 268 Chuck Welch–Westfield...... 274 Tom Hoy–Mills Godwin ...... 383 Danny Jonas–Ft. Chiswell...... 235 Bob Oliver–Chancellor ...... 273 Nelson Fox–Parry McCluer...... 342 Alan Cantrell–Floyd Co...... 220 Gary Reese–Nandua...... 226 Shirley Gray–Culpeper...... 292 Craig Brehorn-Bethel...... 216 Wayne Pridgen–Radford...... 222 Darren Maynard–W. Albemarle...... 263 Phil Warren–Madison County...... 216 Mark Daniels–Virginia H.S...... 218 Doug Harvey–Bath Co...... 230 Scott Mankins–Millbrook...... 209 Al DeWitt-Mathews ...... 217 Greg Maynard–W. Albemarle ...... 201 Darren Maynard–W. Albemarle...... 196 Dale Clark–Thomas Dale ...... 213 Kelly Powell–Randolph-Henry ...... 187 Ricky K. Goodman–Council ...... 183 Vic Camechis–Mathews...... 200 Linda Failes–Spotswood ...... 149 Dan Stevens-Heritage...... 182 Danny Mitchell–Hampton...... 200 Drew Bright–Douglas Freeman ...... 136 Scott Vermillion-Gate City...... 175 Barry Shelton–Tunstall ...... 187 Tim Llewellyn–Clover Hill ...... 136 Jim Kramer–Spotswood ...... 167 Richard McElwee–Bath Co...... 174 Terry Caldwell–VA High...... 134 Jeff Hawes-Potomac Falls...... 165 Tom Verbanic–Westfield...... 171 Bob Witherow–Hopewell...... 102 Verl Brown–Galax...... 157 Jim Shockley–Blacksburg...... 170 William Duke Jr.–Wilson...... 97 Jeff Huffman–King William...... 150 John A. Marano–Mills Godwin...... 169

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GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Roy Ferri–Stuart ...... 113 Robin Hersey–Waynesboro (G) ...... 84 Coach–School Wins Tap Pace–Fluvanna ...... 102 Dickie Bell-Riverheads ...... 81 Jim Holdren–Maggie Walker...... 311 Mark Martin–Abingdon (R)...... 97 Neil Schmidt–Giles (B) ...... 75 Jerry Cutright–Louisa...... 218 Ed Driskill–Waynesboro ...... 86 Jerome Loy–Jefferson Forest ...... 163 Arthur Rodgers–Woodbridge ...... 82 GYMNASTICS Arthur Rodgers–Woodbridge...... 156 Lanny Doan-Bayside...... 81 Coach–School Wins Kempler Towler–Mills Godwin...... 143 James Colley–Haysi...... 73 Melody Hartranft–F.W. Cox...... 171 George Coulter–Tabb...... 149 Dick Anthony–Thomas Dale...... 55 Stan Morgan–Midlothian...... 137 Chip Long–Spotswood ...... 54 SOFTBALL Dave Stewart–Ft. Defiance ...... 108 Eddie Williams–Bethel...... 41 Coach–School Wins Joan Hudson–New Kent...... 106 Marie Crump–Powhatan ...... 539 Joseph Huddle–Central...... 86 VOLLEYBALL Roger Cook–Tunstall...... 484 Mark Harvey–Douglas Freeman...... 76 Coach–School Wins Dennis Nixon–Princess Anne...... 372 Tony Quesenberry–Galax ...... 39 Mark Ragland–Albemarle...... 383 John Sabo–Chilhowie...... 367 Jerry Williams–John Battle...... 361 Beth Walker–Park View-Sterl...... 336 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Jackie Hardy–Tunstall ...... 345 Noble Palmer–Great Bridge...... 327 Coach–School Wins Rose Houk–Galax ...... 299 Don Mudrick–Sussex ...... 324 Jim Holdren–Maggie Walker...... 294 Cynthia Burnett–New Kent...... 289 Lynn Richmond–Northside...... 319 George Coulter–Tabb...... 260 Tracie Weston–Mills Godwin ...... 269 Dennis Marstiller–Broadway...... 308 Arthur Rodgers–Woodbridge...... 222 Mary Allen–Midlothian (R)...... 295 Rob Benton–West Springfield ...... 296 Jerry Cutright–Louisa...... 182 Alan Knight–Page Cty...... 262 Denise Manuel–Midlothian...... 282 Jerome Loy–Jefferson Forest ...... 154 Steve Eliasak–Clover Hill (B)...... 251 Barry Reed–Virginia ...... 260 Joseph Huddle–Battlefield...... 149 Carla Ponn Poff–Hidden Valley...... 169 Ellen Corum Gaines–Rappahannock...249 Robert Gulley–Thomas Dale...... 148 Tom Stephenson–Jamestown...... 167 Richard MacDonald–Kecoughtan...... 218 Stan Morgan–Midlothian...... 125 Charles Campbell–Grayson County...153 Alan Knight–Page County ...... 206 Mark Harvey–Douglas Freeman...... 122 Tamalyn Tanis-Cave Spring...... 134 Debra Herrington–Northumberland.....193 Frank Whipp–Hopewell...... 119 Cathy Thomas–Arcadia...... 121 Spike Harrison–Glenvar ...... 175 Ron Witherow–Ft. Defiance ...... 86 Carla Milton-James Wood...... 106 Jane Cashion–Hopewell...... 150 Keith Mesa–Colonial Forge...... 101 Kathy Moore–Chantily ...... 136 GIRLS OUTDOOR TRACK Doris Scott–Riverheads ...... 93 Bill Hanley–Fairfax ...... 125 Coach–School Wins Carmel Keilty–Loudoun Valley ...... 90 Medicus Riddrick–Northumberland....85 Jim Holdren–Maggie Walker...... 309 Joan Hudson–New Kent...... 251 FIELD HOCKEY SWIMMING Russell Kelley–Giles...... 240 Coach–School Wins Coach–School Wins Jerry Cutright–Louisa Cty...... 224 Diane Miller–Lake Braddock...... 412 (Boys)Terry Caldwell–Virginia ...... Gene H. Bowen–Manchester ...... 217 Carol Horton–West Potomac...... 300 (Girls)Terry Caldwell–Virginia ...... 150 Lillie Moore–George Wythe ...... 206 James Larkin–Chancellor...... 244 (Girls)Harold Baker–Lafayette ...... 105 Derek Dowrey–Handley ...... 140 Dotty Bohannon–Albemarle...... 238 (Boys)Harold Baker–Lafayette ...... 96 Lyn Amos–Essex...... 107 Tara Worley–Lakeland ...... 135 Dave Stewart–Ft. Defiance...... 98 Melanie Haas–Menchville...... 122 Vatel Dixon–James River...... 97 Donna Stables–Clover Hill...... 115 Eddie Williams–Bethel...... 84 Vicky O’Donaghue–Oakton...... 114 Gene Wassick–Riverheads...... 79 Jane Cashion–Hopewell...... 99 Arthur Rodgers–Woodbridge ...... 72 Marsha Ehrsam–McLean ...... 85 Jeff Huffman–King William...... 64 Chip Long–Spotswood ...... 64 SOCCER Dick Anthony–Thomas Dale...... 60 Coach–School Wins Melvin Queen–Indian River...... 51 Jim Rike–Robinson (G)...... 448 Stan Morgan–Midlothian ...... 41 Jeff Highfill–William Byrd ...... 362 Shelley Blumenthal–Blacksburg (B) ..313 BOYS OUTDOOR TRACK Ken Krieger (B) ...... 305 Coach–School Wins Kevin Denson–First Colonial...... 300 Phil Robbins–Powell Valley ...... 243 Pete Scouras-Martinsville (B) ...... 275 Curtis E. Elder–Charlottesville...... 223 Michael Webb–Chancellor (B) ...... 266 Ron Wilkerson–Riverheads ...... 218 Chip Rohr–BD ...... 222 Bill Libby–Spotsylvania...... 201 Mike Anderson–Clover Hill (B)...... 195 At the end of your sports season, Jerry Cutright–Louisa Cty...... 197 Christian Godart–Westfield (G)...... 193 please send all changes to: Jim Holdren–Maggie Walker...... 193 Ted Jones–Midlothian (B)...... 192 Gene H. Bowen–Manchester ...... 150 B.J. Tucker–Colonial Forge (B)...... 163 Michael Smith, Executive Director Randy Bailey–Christiansburg ...... 133 Gregory Wade–Radford (B) ...... 150 317 Orange Plank Road Derek Dowrey–Handley ...... 128 Richard Devivi–Northumberland ...... 102 Hampton, VA 23669 Vatel Dixon–James River...... 122 Mark Fowler–Thomas Dale (B)...... 100 Jerry Huffman–Giles...... 119 Howard Meissel–W. Branch (G) ...... 99 Do not send to Awards Chairman Brenda Duncan–Clover Hill (G) ...... 91 unless requesting an award.

www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 31 AALLLL-T-TIMEIME VVICTORYICTORY FOOTBALL Jimmie Bryan–E. C. Glass (D) ...... 478 Steve Walk–R.E. Lee (Staunton) (R)...... 134 Coach–School Wins Frank Threatts, Jr.–John Marshall (R).468 Cathy Thomas–Arcadia (R)...... 118 Norman Lineburg (R)–Radford...... 310 Ken Edwards–Park View Sterling (R)..459 Carmel Keilty–Loudoun Valley (R) ...... 114 Eddie Dean–Madison Co. (R)...... 304 Claude E. Warren–Harrisonburg...... 443 Todd Lusk–Narrows (R)...... 114 Joel Hicks–Pulaski Co. (R)...... 301 Roger Bergey–Harrisonburg (R) ...... 435 Brenda King–Radford (R) ...... 113 (W. VA-91, VA-210) Bob Trear–Blacksburg (R) ...... 427 Andrew Hence–Middlesex (R)...... 109 Frank Webster–First Colonial (R)...... 280 John Shotwell–James River ...... 421 Brenda King–Radford (R) ...... 113 Ralph Cummins–Clintwood (R)...... 267 Jerry Burke–Brunswick Sr...... 415 Geary Crawford–Goochland (R) ...... 110 Ken Brown–Brooke Point (R)...... 261 Leo Anthony–First Colonial (R) ...... 411 Joe O’Donnell–Riverheads (R) ...... 61 Glynn Carlock–Graham (D) ...... 252 Julius Conn–Newport News (D) ...... 396 Larry Bowman–First Colonial (R) ...... 514 Thad Madden–Warwick (D) ...... 251 Stu Richardson–Varina (R)...... 385 Steve Genovese–Meadowbrook (R)...145 Ralph Gahagan–Kempsville (R)...... 250 John E. Fuller, Sr.–Lakeland ...... 357 BASEBALL Harry Frye–Gate City (D) ...... 238 Bill Oakes–Tunstall...... 352 Coach–School Wins Pete Brubaker–Lexington (R)...... 224 Frank Scott–Laurel Park (R)...... 346 Jim Snow–Menchville (D)...... 517 Vince Bradford–E. C. Glass (D)...... 224 Scott Douglas–Loudoun Valley (R) .....338 Jim Cutler–Liberty (R) ...... 513 Dwight Reagan–Sussex (R)...... 207 Stu Richardson–Varina (R)...... 335 Steve Hubbard–Coeburn...... 450 Suey Eason–Hampton (D)...... 204 George Walters–Ferguson (D) ...... 326 Tex Murray–Windsor (R) ...... 448 Bob Hardage–Annandale (R) ...... 198 John Vicars–Gate City (D)...... 325 Ron Tugwell–West Springfield (R) ...... 431 Robert Williams–Parry McCluer (D)....198 Dave Bentley–J.J. Kelly (R)...... 325 Henry Ashton–Essex (R) ...... 425 Paul Sizemore–Orange...... 192 Howard Deel–Clintwood...... 303 Leroy Dail–Southampton R) ...... 418 Al Rinaldi–Highland Springs (R)...... 190 Randy Mitchie–William Monroe (R) ...297 R. Lee Knupp–WT Woodson ...... 388 Joe Langston–Norcom...... 186 Charlie Harkins–Marion...... 294 Del Norwood–Wash. & Lee...... 384 Ed Scott–J. Wood (R) ...... 185 Thomas Oliver–Great Bridge (R)...... 279 Buddy Denton–Kecoughtan (R)...... 365 Gordon Bragg–Appomattox (D)...... 175 Mike Head–Ocean Lakes (R) ...... 267 Eddie Icenhour–Virginia (R)...... 362 Bill Brown–Hylton (R)...... 173 Larry Compton–Haysi (R)...... 263 Bill Worrell–Carroll Co. (R) ...... 356 Martin Mooney–William Monroe (R).170 Ken Blackley–Rappahannock (R)...... 250 Howard Clabough–Appomattox (R)...... 336 Harry Ragsdale–Narrows (D) ...... 166 Theodore Lewis–John Yeates (R)...... 208 Bob McConnel–York/Grafton...... 325 Alger Pugh–G. W.-Danville (D)...... 165 Ralph Joyner–Sussex (R)...... 190 Reggie Dunnavant–Lunenburg (R)....314 Dennis Kozlowski–Bethel (R)...... 162 Dave Nelson–Poquoson (R) ...... 187 Thomas Oliver–Great Bridge (R)...... 311 David Brown–Pulaski Co.(R)...... 162 Tex Murray–Windsor...... 161 Skip Bouchard–Bethel (R)...... 304 Larry Smith–Halifax (R) ...... 161 Chuck Tester–L.C. Bird (R)...... 159 Ray Heatwole-(R)...... 303 Ed Martin–G. W. Danville (D)...... 155 Dick Bomboske–Midlothian (R)...... 153 Pete Gowin–Buckingham (R)...... 300 Charles Nuttycombe–Menchville (R).153 Freddie Reekes–Brunswick Sr. (R) ...... 106 Larry Spangler–Galax (R)...... 290 Ed Karpus–Thomas Dale (R)...... 150 Chuck Tester–L.C. Bird (R)...... 309 C. Yates Hall–Warren Co. (R)...... 261 Ted Salmon–Clover Hill (R) ...... 147 GIRLS BASKETBALL Owen Shields–Tunstall (R)...... 258 Francis Dall–Lake Braddock (R) ...... 145 Coach–School Wins Don Colley–Henrico...... 252 Thomas Theodose–Charlottesville (R)144 Kate Carter–Culpeper Cty. (R)...... 526 Dick Bankston–Randolph Henry (R) ..250 Chester Fritz–Hermitage (D)...... 144 Gracie VanDyck–Western Branch (R).517 Tim Clary–Turner Ashby (R)...... 249 Ron Lindon–Handley (D)...... 142 Mary Parks–Laurel Park (R)...... 400 Blake Whiterack–St. Paul (R)...... 244 Bill Lyons–Oscar Smith (R) ...... 140 Sonny Brooks–Thomas Walker (R)...... 376 John Hulen–Thomas Jefferson ...... 243 Lew Johnston (R)...... 137 Mary Copenhaver–George Wythe (R).358 David George–Monacan (R) ...... 241 Claude E. Warren–Harrisonburg...... 133 Jeanine Duncan–Marion (R)...... 348 Jack Bryant–Tunstall (R)...... 240 Rusty Curle (R)...... 131 Fred Milbert–Garfield (R) ...... 327 Ben Womble–Chantilly (R)...... 208 Wayne Cosby–South Hampton (R) .....128 Danny Jonas–Ft. Chiswell (R) ...... 308 Jerry Gardziel–Potomac (D) ...... 203 Danny Meier–Chantilly (R)...... 124 David Grant–Liberty (R)...... 305 Jim Garnett–Albemarle (R)...... 178 Jerry Carter–Deep Creek (R)...... 124 Laura Hagan–Annandale (R) ...... 297 William Tanner–Madison Co. (R)...... 165 Buddy Gregory–Monacan (R)...... 118 Freddie Reekes–Brunswick Sr. (R)...... 289 Sam McKinney–(R)...... 152 Pete Gowin–Buckingham (R)...... 112 Phil Forbes–Menchville (R) ...... 274 Buster Taylor–Powell Valley (D)...... 144 Bill Long–Douglas Freeman (R) ...... 109 Kirk Johnson–Wilson Memorial (R) ....271 Stan Latham–Sussex (R) ...... 133 Bill Hildbold–Robinson (R)...... Jon Hatch–Gloucester (R) ...... 271 Gary Walthal–William Byrd ...... 127 Chip Chappell–Lunenburg (R)...... 304 Jim West–Spotswood (R) ...... 267 Rich Serbay–James Monroe (R)...... 104 Bill Dee-Phoebus (R)...... 204 Cal Davidson–BT Washington (R)...... 249 Dick Crawford–Page City (R) ...... 100 Vic Williams–Thomas Dale (R)...... 177 Wanda Marinke–Warwick (R) ...... 231 Dwight Reagan–Sussex (R)...... 92 Richard McFee–Huguenot (R) ...... 151 Stuart Holland–Frank Cox (R) ...... 214 Dennis Moody–Midlothian (R)...... 316 Ron Axselle–Mills Godwin (R)...... 145 John Brown–Mathews (R) ...... 212 Norbie Wilson–First Colonial (R)...... 298 Tommy Meier–Herndon (R)...... 116 Louise Martin–Appomattox (R) ...... 204 Tim Lowery–Clover Hill (R)...... 250 Taylor Edwards–Martinsville (R)...... 113 Mary Tolley-Appomattox (R)...... 185 WRESTLING BOYS BASKETBALL Judy Bonin–Ft. Defiance (R) ...... 179 Coach–School Wins Coach–School Wins Dave Nelson–Poquoson (R) ...... 171 Drew Bright–Douglas Freeman (R).....425 Bill Littlepage–Hopewell (R)...... 755 Thomas Dolan–New Kent (R)...... 170 Bruce Shumaker–Lafayette (R) ...... 386 Bill Lawson–Petersburg (R)...... 626 Chris Garber–Handley (R) ...... 169 Bill Cameron–S.J. Manassas (R)...... 349 Huskey Hall–Martinsville (R)...... 609 Ronnie Compton–Haysi (R)...... 164 Richard Hilleary–Forest Park (R)...... 325 Ronald Skeen–Thomas Walker...... 528 Susan Good–Hermitage (R)...... 155 Paul Labazzetta–Woodson (R)...... 304 Allen Wiley–Pulaski...... 518 Dave Bartlett–Clark Co (R)...... 154 Jaye Copp–James Wood (R)...... 302 Burral Paye–York (R)...... 487 Donnie Qualls–Rye Cove (R)...... 151 Paul Pcsolinski–Menchville (R)...... 318 Bob Shamblin–E. C. Glass (R) ...... 450 Tracy A. Poff–Shawsville (R) ...... 143 Bob Horning–Thomas Dale/Gar-Field (R)...... 311 32 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com MMILESTONESILESTONES (Retired/Deceased) John Epperly–Robinson (R)...... 307 Pat Austin–Waynesboro ...... 237 Steve Lewis–Menchville (R)...... 139 Kris Kahila–Franklin Co. (R)...... 289 Chris Garber–Handley (R) ...... 193 Charles Nuttycombe–Menchville...... 125 Billy Martin–Granby (D)...... 259 Ann Beasley Cook–Langley (R) ...... 160 Al Smith–Altavista (R)...... 122 Shirley Gray–Culpeper Co. (R)...... 257 Vanessa Crozier–Midlothian ...... 145 Sherly Stuart–William Fleming (R)...... 107 Ray Ward–Thomas Dale (R)...... 238 Jeannie Duncan–Marion (R)...... 142 Jim Wagoner–Clover Hill...... 104 Bobby Bates–J.J. Kelly (R)...... 231 Trish Mitchell–Hampton (R)...... 139 Michael Crouch–Amherst (R) ...... 102 Donald Scarr–Potomac (R)...... 207 Don Tomb–Wakefield (R)...... 221 David Osborne–Patrick Henry (R)...... 97 Tim Donahue–Hermitage(R) ...... 207 Sharon Conyers–First Colonial (R) ...... 250 Dick Overton–Midlothian (R)...... 89 Joe Hockman–Stonewall Jackson (R).204 BOYS TENNIS John Graham–J.J. Kelly (R)...... 85 George “Willie” Walters– Dave Eckes–Liberty (R)...... 315 Gerald Samuels–Armstrong (R)...... 80 James Wood (D)...... 196 Bob Calloway–James Monroe (R) ...... 302 Ronnie Jones–Douglas Freeman (R).....64 Rob Benton–West Springfield (R)...... 195 Dave Peterson–Salem (R)...... 221 Bill Long–Douglas Freeman (R)...... 58 Harry Van Trees–Oakton (R) ...... 187 Dwight Carpenter–Handley (R) ...... 201 George Coulter–Tabb (R)...... 52 Paul Anthony–Brookville (R)...... 186 Alvin Mann–Hampton (R) ...... 170 VOLLEYBALL Rich Pollock–Riverheads (R)...... 160 Dick Bomboske–Midlothian (R)...... 165 Coach–School Wins Dick Overton–Midlothian (R) ...... 159 William “Bill” Tyson–E.C. Glass (R)...... 146 Donnie Qualls–Rye Cove (R) ...... 385 Mark Martin–Abingdon (R)...... 132 Mark Van Dervort–Poquoson (R)...... 134 Phyllis Buckner–Jef. Forest (R) ...... 381 Joe Bothel–First Colonial (R) ...... 125 Jim Alberston–Clover Hill (R)...... 72 Lillie Moore–George Wythe (R)...... 372 Barry Shelton–Tunstall (R)...... 124 Pat Austin–Waynesboro (R)...... 325 Charles Dodge–Warren County (R) ....116 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Coach–School Wins Tom Houser–WM Fleming (R)...... 266 Mickey Crouch–Jefferson Forest (R)...109 Judy Wallace–Abington (R)...... 215 Ron Axselle–Mills Godwin (R) ...... 101 Gary Bugg–Harrisonburg (R) ...... 151 Mike Guinn–Spotswood (R) ...... 83 Gloria Motley–Gretna (R)...... 203 Robert Gray–Field Col. (R)...... 100 Brenda Neal–Handley (R)...... 190 Danny Mitchell–Hampton (R)...... 100 Joe LaRocca–Cave Spring (R)...... 75 Rod Camden–E.C. Glass (R)...... 66 Rob Huffman–Ft. Defiance (R)...... 188 Jim Albertson–Clover Hill (R)...... 87 Jeff Bohn–Mathews (R) ...... 143 Bill Wildbold–Robinson (R)...... 72 Jim Wagoner–Clover Hill (R)...... 62 Michael Mahoney–Herndon (R)...... 116 Jeannie Duncan–Marion (R)...... 131 GOLF Sherrill Gray–Clover Hill (G) (R)...... 130 Coach–School Wins BOYS CROSS COUNTRY David Terry–Midlothian...... 114 Husky Hall–Martinsville (R) ...... 298 Coach–School Wins Patricia Grimes–Rockbridge (R)...... 103 Bobby Crantz–Stonewall Jack...... 226 Rod Camden–E.C. Glass (R)...... 168 Mark Lottinville–First Colonial (R) ...... 77 Lynn Stewart–Northside(R)...... 139 Paul Fleming–Douglas Freeman (R)...182 FIELD HOCKEY Stuart Holland–Cox (R)...... 179 Bobby Murray–King William (R)...... 139 Al Dorner–Denbigh (R)...... 138 Coach–School Wins Glenn Russell–Layfayette (R)...... 174 Paul Kirby–Grafton (R)...... 224 Ron Hennis–Waynesboro (R)...... 167 Jerry Hertzler–Harrisonburg (R)...... 133 Joe LaRocca–Cave Spring (R)...... 121 Fran Hermance–Layfayette (R) ...... 191 Douglas Paschall–Kempsville (R) ...... 141 Starr Karl–Fairfax (R)...... 158 Jim Alberston–Clover Hill (R)...... 121 Robert Wilson–Charlottesville...... 120 David Wright–Pulaski ...... 117 Michael Greco–Radford (R) ...... 110 Burch Redford–Midlothian (D)...... 109 Marjorie Brooks–Midlothian (R)...... 279 Tom Early–Tunstall...... 102 Jim Wagoner–Clover Hill (R)...... 103 Ray Garrett–Midlothian (R) ...... 69 Mike Guinn–Spotswood (R) ...... 93 GYMNASTICS Mark Martin–Abingdon (R)...... 53 Dave Stewart–Ft. Defiance (R)...... 78 Coach–School Wins Steve Schmitter–F.E. Kellam (R) ...... 131 Bruce Bowen–Nermitage ...... 70 Skip Mollenhauer–Menchville (R)...... 332 Bob Parker–Northumberland (R) ...... 126 Jane Carper–Auburn (R)...... 60 Ann Ripley–Centreville (R)...... 204 William Chavis–Amherst Co. (R) ...... 153 Dottie LaBahn–First Colonial (R) ...... 100 SOFTBALL Michael Mahoney–Herndon (R)...... 116 Coach–School Wins SOCCER Mary Tolley–Appomattox (R)...... 360 GIRLS OUTDOOR TRACK Coach–School Wins Susan Martindale–Spotswood (R)...... 301 Coach–School Wins Kevin Denson–Kempsville (B) (R)...... 300 Pat Dean–James Madison...... 271 J. J. Updike–Harrisonburg (R)...... 245 Bill Murray–Middlesex ...... 205 Keith Daniels–Monacan (R)...... 271 Kate Carter–Culpeper Cty. (R)...... 115 Angelo Hilios (B)–Woodbridge (R)...... 199 Chris Ake–Western Branch...... 270.5 Norma Cox–Christiansburg (R) ...... 110 Ray Steckman–Fairfax (G)(R) ...... 176 Larry Bowman–First Colonial (R) ...... 235 John Brown–Mathews (R)...... 106 Arlene Jacobs–Langley (G)(R) ...... 163 Patsy Neal–Windsor (R)...... 213 Stan Pope–Sussex (R)...... 102 Bruce Watson–Douglas Freeman (R)..160 Becky Gore–Madison Co...... 178 Wayne Mehrer–Clover Hill (R)...... 98 Steve Schmitter–F.E. Kellam...... 124 Gracie VanDyck–Western Branch...... 129 Dick Overton–Midlothian (R)...... 95 Michael Greco–Radford (R) ...... 110 Terry Donohoe–Douglas Freeman (R) 124 Judy Bonin–Ft. Defiance (R)...... 82 Sheri D’Amato–W. Springfield (G)(R)....98 Jennifer Jones–Gar-Field (R)...... 119 John Ludt–Riverheads (R)...... 69 Susan Good–Hermitage...... 94 Rob Huffman–Ft. Defiance (R)...... 117 R. Jerome Loy–Jefferson Forest (R).....117 Brenda Duncan–Clover Hill (G)(R) ...... 91 Jim Melillo–James River (R) ...... 114 BOYS TRACK Bill Hildbold–McLean...... 79 Sheila Turpin–Liberty (R)...... 106 Coach–School Wins Chris Valdright–Essex (B) (R)...... 148 Louise Martin–Appomattox...... 96 Vince Bradford–E. C. Glass (D)...... 302 SWIMMING Dorena Jackson–Sussex (D)...... 95 Tom Doub–Varina (R) ...... 237 Coach–School Wins GIRLS TENNIS Stan Pope–Sussex (R)...... 218 Joseph “Joe ” Smith– Coach–School Wins Norman Lineburg–Radford (R)...... 172 Herndon (R) (B) ...... 97 Frances Simpson–E. C. Glass (R) ...... 418 Bobby Murray–King William (R)...... 167 ...... (G) 94 Barbara Rogers–W.T. Woodson (R) .....289 Joe Langston–Norcom (R)...... 157 Martha Woods–G. W. Danville (R)...... 286 Dennis Kozlowski–Bethel (R)...... 145

www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 33 VHSCA Awards All 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 Virginia Coach. Send duplicate applications for each award requested. Note change in request procedure below!

I STATE CHAMPION RING AWARD V DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDS XI ALL-STAR COACHES AWARDS The VHSCA will present a ring to any active member Four of these awards can be given each year (one per At our summer clinic Awards Banquet, our football, head coach who has won two state championships in the four areas of state). The only criteria is to submit a written boy’s basketball, girl’s basketball, baseball, softball, same sport. Recipients need to submit the awards nomination to the Awards Chairman. volleyball and boy’s soccer All-Star coaches are presented application form with ring size, stone, and verified two state a plaque. championship years. There is no charge for the ring. Failure VI FRANK McCUE SPORTS MEDICINE AWARD to attend and receive the ring at the VHSCA Banquet during This award is presented each year to a doctor or XII COACHES CAREER AWARD the summer clinic will result in a $25.00 charge unless the trainer who has made outstanding contributions to high Coaches are recognized after 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 (and Awards Chairman is notified before July 1. A head coach can school athletics. A written nomination must be submitted so on) years service in the coaching profession. Combined receive only one state championship ring. However, to the Awards Chairman. head and assistant coaching experience is considered. To additional rings may be purchased. be considered for these awards, a coach must be an active VII MARSHALL JOHNSON NEWS MEDIA AWARD or lifetime member of the VHSCA. Five years of service II STATE CHAMPION PLAQUES This award is presented each year to an outstanding must be in a Virginia High School League member school. high school sports journalist. A written nomination must These plaques must be requested. There is no charge. Step 1 The 10 year award is a certificate. Failure to attend and receive the plaque at the VHSCA be submitted to the Awards Chairman. Step 2 The 15 year award is a pin and certificate. Banquet during the summer clinic will result in a $10.00 VIII JIMMIE BRYAN SCHOLARSHIP Step 3 The 20 year award is a 7" x 9" plaque. charge unless the Awards Chairman is notified before July 1. Three $1,000.00 scholarships are awarded each year Step 4 The 25 year award is a 8" x 10" plaque. III STATE RUNNER-UP AND REGIONAL CHAMPION to outstanding high school senior student-athletes. PLAQUES Information, deadlines, and application forms will be in the Step 5 The 30 year award is a ring or plaque or These plaques must be requested by submitting an October and February issues of Virginia Coach. engraved serving tray (recipients choice). awards application form. There is no charge except for X STATE COACHES OF THE YEAR (CAREER) AWARDS Step 6 The 35 year is a 12" x 15" plaque. postage and handling if requested within two years. Any During the July meeting of the VHSCA Legislative Step 7 The 40 year award is a desk or mantle requests prior to the previous two school years will cost council, the Sports Interest Groups select fifteen coaches walnut clock. $12.00 per plaque. Send check payable to VHSCA with and one athletic director as State Coaches of the Year application form. (Career) and Virginia’s nominees for National Coach of the *NO RETROACTIVE AWARDS WILL BE GIVEN IV DISTRICT CHAMPION CERTIFICATES Year. The fifteen sports are football, boy’s basketball, girl’s BEFORE STEP 5. The certificates must be requested by submitting an basketball, boy’s track, girl’s track, baseball, wrestling, awards application form. There is no charge except for swimming, volleyball, cross country, softball, soccer, golf, *Awards for state champions, all ring recipients, postage and handling if requested within two years. Any tennis, and special sports (gymnastics). The nominees steps four and above for milestone, and 25 year and up requests prior to the previous two school years will cost enter competition for Regional and National Coach of the for career awards will be presented annually at the $3.00 per certificate. Send check payable to VHSCA with Year (Career) honors. These coaches are also honored at VHSCA Banquet held during the summer clinic. Failure application form. the Awards Banquet at our summer clinic with a State to attend and receive the award will result in a charge Coach of the Year (Career) Plaque. ($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 or Engraved Tray) Engraved Tray) Baseball 85 170 255 340 425 510 Basketball 100 200 300 400 500 700 Cross Country 50 100 150 200 250 300 Field Hockey 65 130 195 260 325 390 Football 50 100 150 200 250 300 Golf 55 110 165 220 275 350 Gymnastics 50 100 150 200 250 300 Indoor Track 30 60 90 120 150 180 Soccer 65 130 195 260 325 390 Softball 85 170 255 340 425 510 Swimming 50 100 150 200 250 300 Tennis 55 110 165 220 275 330 Outdoor Track 50 100 150 200 250 300 Volleyball 85 170 255 340 425 510 Wrestling 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 one victory 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). 34 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com VHSCA AWARD APPLICATION

Home Phone (____)______E-mail:______

All Requests for Awards should be addressed to: Laura Beaver Home Ph 703-729-8640 43868 Chloe Terrace Cell Ph 703-926-6916 Ashburn, VA 20147 email: [email protected]

www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 35 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 Program at a cost of $195.00 per player. All ads will be in color. The ad must be paid prior to the reporting date.

Thank you.

Mike Smith Cell (757) 303-1172

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.

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

36 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com Virginia High School Coaches Association Soccer All-Star Recommendation

COACH–Please read carefully and complete all information. You may use the back or another page to list any information you would like to submit. Please talk to your player to ensure they will participate if chosen. DO NOT nominate 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 VHSCA All-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 ability 3. Honors received 4. Any specialities listed

In recommending this prospective All-Star, I agree to accept the responsibility as the Head Coach of an athlete selected 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. Mike Smith Home (757) 851-1995 This form must be returned by April 23, 2009 to: 317 Orange Plank Road Work (757) 303-1172 Hampton, 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 www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 37 Virginia High School Coaches Association Softball All-Star Recommendation

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 9, 2009. Mike Smith Home (757) 851-1995 This form must be returned by April 23, 2009 to: 317 Orange Plank Road Work (757) 303-1172 Hampton, VA 23669 Fax (757) 850-0005 Selection will be made May 3, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. at McCue Center, Charlottesville, VA Office (757) 723-3330

38 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com Virginia High School Coaches Association Basketball All-Star Recommendation

COACH–Please read carefully and complete all information. You may use the back or another page to list any information you would like to submit. Please talk to your player to ensure they will participate if chosen. DO NOT nominate any player that is unsure.

• 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.

Classification: ❑ A ❑ AA ❑ AAA School:______District: ______Region:______Head Coach Making Recommendation: ______Address: ______Home Phone: (______)______E-Mail:______

ATHLETEʼS NAME: ______Phone:(______)______Athleteʼs Address: ______Height: ______Weight: ______Age: ______Playing Position: ______Shooting Hand:______Points Scored Senior Year: ______Average ______Games: ______Average Rebounds Sr. Yr.: ______Rate Skills: Playerʼs Shoe Size:______Shooting: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor Offense used: ______Rebounding: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor ______Defense: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor ______Ball Handling: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor Dribbling: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor Defense used: ______Passing: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor ______Jumping Ability: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor ______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 athlete selected to the All-Star team. I will supervise a 10 day workout schedule prior to his/her 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 7, 2009. Mike Smith Home (757) 851-1995 This form must be returned by March 23, 2009 to: 317 Orange Plank Road Work (757) 303-1172 Hampton, VA 23669 Fax (757) 850-0005 Selection will be made March 28, 2009 at 12:00 p.m. at English Inn, Charlottesville, VA Office (757) 723-3330 www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 39 Virginia High School Coaches Association Volleyball All-Star Recommendation

COACH–Please read carefully and complete all information. You may use the back or another page to list any information you would like to submit. Please talk to your player to ensure they will participate if chosen. DO NOT nominate any player that is unsure.

• 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.

Classification: ❑ A ❑ AA ❑ AAA School:______District: ______Region:______Head Coach Making Recommendation: ______Address: ______Home Phone: (______)______E-Mail:______

ATHLETEʼS NAME: ______Phone:(______)______Athleteʼs Address: ______Height: ______Weight: ______Age: ______Playing Position: ______Offense used:______Rate Skills: Passing: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor Hitting: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor Overhand Serving: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor Setting: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor Jumping Ability: ❑ Excellent ❑ Good ❑ Average ❑ Fair ❑ Poor Defensive Play - Knowledge of defenses & offenses ______In recommending this prospective All-Star, I agree to accept the responsibility as the Head Coach of an athlete selected to the All-Star team. I will supervise a 10 day workout schedule prior to his/her 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. Mike Smith Home (757) 851-1995 This form must be returned by March 23, 2009 to: 317 Orange Plank Road Work (757) 303-1172 Hampton, VA 23669 Fax (757) 850-0005 Office (757) 723-3330 Selection will be made March 28, 2009 at 12:00 p.m. at English Inn, Charlottesville, VA

40 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com Virginia High School Coaches Association Baseball All-Star Recommendation

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 9, 2009. Mike Smith Home (757) 851-1995 This form must be returned by April 23, 2009 to: 317 Orange Plank Road Work (757) 303-1172 Hampton, 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 www.vhscainc.com VHSCA • WINTER 2009 41 42 VHSCA • WINTER 2009 www.vhscainc.com

VHSCA, Inc. PRESORTED MICHAEL SMITH Executive Director STANDARD US POSTAGE 317 Orange Plank Road PAID Hampton, VA 23669 YORKTOWN, VA PERMIT #80

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