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Patriot District
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The Patriot District is a high school athletic conference in Northern Virginia affiliated with the Virginia High School League (VHSL). It comprises public high schools located in eastern Fairfax County and the City of Alexandria. The district is part of VHSL's Class 6, Region C.[1]
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History
The Patriot District was established in 1993 as part of a VHSL Northern Region realignment. Original members included Annandale High School, Hayfield Secondary School, Lake Braddock Secondary School, Robinson Secondary School, T.C. Williams High School (now Alexandria City High School), and West Springfield High School.[2]
Over time, district membership shifted:
- South County High School and Robert E. Lee High School (now John R. Lewis High School) joined in 2005.
- Robinson Secondary School moved to the Concorde District.
- Hayfield Secondary School moved to the National District in 2009.
- W.T. Woodson High School joined the Patriot District in 2009.
Since the 2017 VHSL statewide realignment, the Patriot District has maintained consistent membership.[1]
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Member schools
As of the 2024–25 academic year, the Patriot District includes the following schools:
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Championship highlights
The Patriot District has produced numerous regional and state champions:
Notable athletes and coaches
- Briana Williams (West Potomac HS) – Olympic gold medal sprinter; broke the U.S. high school 100m record in 2019 with a 10.94 time.[7]
- Katie Vu (Robinson SS) – 2023 VHSL Girls State Golf Champion.[8]
- Jason Aigner and Matthew Urbach (Woodson HS) – Key players in Woodson's 2017 basketball state title win.[9]
- Coach Doug Craig (Woodson HS) – Led Cavaliers to their first state basketball championship in 2017.
- Coach Herman Boone (T.C. Williams HS / Alexandria City) – Coached the 1971 state champion football team made famous in Remember the Titans.
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Governance
The district is administered by a board of athletic directors and principals from member schools, under VHSL authority. Schedules, eligibility, and postseason qualification are governed by VHSL bylaws.[1]
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