(June 1, 2015) – Conference 21 has selected its all-conference team for girls soccer. Loudoun County High School senior Emily Littell was named Player of the Year. Loudoun County High School head coach Kirk Smith was named Coach of the Year.
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(May 31, 2015) – Conference 14 has selected its all-conference team for softball. Briar Woods High School senior Kayla Brennan and late Broad Run High School senior Madison Small were named co-Players of the Year. Broad Run High School head coach Ed Steele was named Coach of the Year.
(May 31, 2015) – Conference 21 has selected its all-conference team for baseball. Sherando High School senior Adam Whitacre was named Player of the Year. Woodgrove High School head coach Rusty Smith and Millbrook High School head coach Brian Burke were named co-Coaches of the Year.
(May 30, 2015) – Conference 14 has selected its all-conference team for baseball. Stone Bridge High School junior John Callahan was named Player of the Year. Stone Bridge High School head coach Sam Plank and Broad Run High School head coach Pat Cassidy were named co-Coaches of the Year.
(May 30, 2015) – The Dulles Group has selected its all-group team for girls lacrosse. Woodgrove High School senior Ashley Morris was named Player of the Year. George Mason High School head coach Courtney Gibbons was named Coach of the Year.
By Joe Skinner LoCoSports Staff Writer [twitter-follow screen_name=’JoeSkinner33′] Aldie (May 30, 2015) — The Vikings and Knights varsity girls soccer teams met on the pitch to settle the score once and for all on May 29. After the teams tied in their regular season finale, the pressure and tension of a championship game was needed to find out which team would prevail. This match up between the two soccer superpowers of Conference 28 needed just over an hour and a half to find a victor in the winner-take-all game. Loudoun Valley High School got the final laugh, as they defeated John Champe…