(June 10, 2015) – The VHSL 3A East region has selected its all-region team for softball. Brentsville District High School sophomore Leah Shipp and Warhill High School sophomore Keely Rochard were named co-Players of the Year. A Coach of the Year has not been named.
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(June 10, 2015) – The VHSL 3A East region has selected its all-region team for baseball. Loudoun Valley High School senior Jack DeGroat was named Player of the Year. Loudoun Valley High School head coach Wayne Todd and Lafayette High School head coach Rick Schenk were named co-Coaches of the Year.
(June 10, 2015) – The VHSL 4A North zone has selected its all-zone 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.
(June 9, 2015) – The VHSL 4A North zone has selected its all-zone team for boys lacrosse. Loudoun Valley High School senior Jeremy Klipple was named Player of the Year. Fauquier High School head coach Eric Morrison was named Coach of the Year.
(June 8, 2015) – Eight Loudoun athletes posted National Elite times at the VHSL 5A state championship in Newport News on June 5-6. Potomac Falls High School senior Chris Galloway and Tuscarora High School senior Kobe Robinson – who along with Broad Run High School senior Ethan Newland have made commitments to run at Division I George Mason University – both ran National Elite times in the 800-meter.
(June 8, 2015) – Backed by distance runners Weini Kelati and Georgie Mackenzie, the Heritage High School girls track and field team placed seventh in the VHSL 4A state championship on June 5-6 in Harrisonburg. Kelati and Mackenzie ran their way to National Elite times in the 3,200-meter while turning in additional all-state performances in the 1,600-meter and as part of the 4×800-meter Pride relay.