Collegiate Recognizes our 2021-22 All-Metro Athletes.

Year: 2023

Position: Forward

Notable: Jenkins led the attack for Collegiate’s 21-0-1 state championship winning team. He scored a team-high 17 goals and handed out 10 assists during the season, including six game-winning goals. Believed to be one of the most dynamic players in VISAA, Jenkins was an All-State first team selection as well as All-Prep League and United Soccer Coaches All-South Region selection.

Year: 2022

Position: Defender

Notable: Anchored the Collegiate back line to an undefeated season, a Prep League Title and Collegiate's first VISAA State Title since 2004. Named as a United Soccer Coaches All-American, along with VISAA and Prep League player of the year. Only allowed six goals when on the field and led the team to 15 shutouts.

Year: 2022

Year: 2023

GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY

Year: 2023

Noteable: Myers was among the top private-school runners in the state. She edged out a victory in the LIS meet - comprising a handful of local private schools - in 19:42.30 on Collegiate’s home cross country course. She was 33rd at the MileStat.com XC Invitational with a personal-best time of 19:21, and she placed third at the Virginia Independent Schools Athletic Association Division I state meet at Pole Green Park with a time of 19:26.90.

Year: 2022

Position: Back

Noteable: As a senior captain, Curtis establishes the tone both offensively and defensively for the Cougars. Along with being a strong interceptor and tackler, she contributed 11 goals and 7 assists. Curtis was named to the All-LIS and All-VISAA first teams and is committed to the University of Richmond.

Year: 2023

Position: Back

Noteable: Lee has the talent to play any position but thrives defensively with her block tackles, positioning and communication. Her hockey sense and poise has made her an essential part of Collegiate’s play off corners. She also scored a goal and 4 assists. An All-LIS and All-VISAA first team honoree, Lee is committed to play at Georgetown.

Year: 2024

Position: Midfield

Noteable: Rogers is an extremely crafty player who scored the overtime goal that earned Collegiate its LIS championship this year. Her shot is a serious threat, and her field vision makes her teammates more dangerous as well. She recorded 22 goals and 4 assists. She was named to the All-LIS and All-VISAA first teams, and served on the 2020 USA U-17 national team.

Year: 2024

Position: WR

Year: 2023

Position: RB

Year: 2023

Position: DL

Year: 2022

Position: DB

Year: 2022

Year: 2023

Year: 2022

GIRLS' TENNIS

Year: 2024

Notable: The VISAA Division I player of the year and LIS MVP led the Cougars to LIS and VISAA titles. Mendoza went 19-2 in singles and 16-1 in doubles, with her only losses coming against No. 1 singles and doubles opposition from Sidwell Friends (DC) and the No. 1 singles player from Episcopal High. Mendoza defeated Potomac High No. 1 Lauren Foster 11-9 in the VISAA team final, then secured the team title with a 7-5 doubles victory alongside partner Rita Taylor. 

 

Year: 2023

Year: 2022

Year: 2023

300 - 35.77

Long Jump - 23-4.24

Year: 2022

500 -  1:07.97

1,000 - 2:33.66

Year: 2023

Long Jump - 24-1.5

Triple Jump - 42-0.25

Year: 2024

Pole Vault - 13-0

Year: 2022

Shot Put - 45-3

Year: 2022

Pole Vault - 11-0

Year: 2023

High Jump - 5-0

Year: 2023

Shot Put - 37-10.25

Year: 2022

400 IM - 3:58.72

Year: 2022

100 Free - 46.58

200 Free - 1:38.88

Year: 2022

Diving - 393.10

GIRLS' SWIMMING AND DIVING

Year: 2025

50 Free - 23.42

100 Breast - 1:01.56

Year: 2025

200 Breast - 2:13.19

200 IM - 1:59.91

Year: 2022

Position: OF

Year: 2022

Position: Pitcher

Year: 2022

Position: Midfield 

Notable: Beeghly earns a repeat position on the All-Metro team, scoring 44 goals and adding twelve assists to a Cougar team that pushed St. Christopher’s to the limit in both their regular season finale and their VISAA Division I state quarterfinal rematch. Beeghly next heads to Philadelphia to play for Villanova University.

Year: 2022

Position: Midfield

Notable: Only one of three players in Cougar history to play five years on varsity, Marlatt moves up from honorable mention All-Metro honors thanks to 28 goals, 23 assists, and 54 ground balls, but more importantly for his leadership for Collegiate, serving the past three seasons as captain. Marlatt will take his talents next to Loyola University.

Year: 2023

Position: Defense/Long Stick Middle

Notable: A repeat All-Metro first team member as well, Petty’s size and length proved to be worrisome for Cougar opponents. Petty earned 87 ground balls, caused 59 turnovers while scoring six goals. The Division I first team All-State VISAA member, Petty has verbally committed to play for the University of Virginia.

Year: 2024

Position: Attack

Year: 2022

Position: Defense

Year: 2024

Position: Attack

Year: 2022

Position: Attack

Notable: The leader of the Cougar attack, Hester tallied 41 goals and 68 assists this spring, earning second team All-VISAA state accolades. With over 175 points in just two varsity seasons, Hester will play collegiately for Furman University in the Big South Conference.

Year: 2022

Position: Midfield

Notable: The Cougar repeats on the All-Metro first team, adding it to VISAA All-State Division I first team as well as All-LIS, and a Times-Dispatch Top 10 scholar athlete. The winner of the school’s Reed Athletic Award, given to the top female athlete, Kimball-McKavish will next play in the Big Ten for The Ohio State University.

Year: 2024

Position: Midfield

Year: 2022

Position: Defense

Year: 2022

Position: Defense

Year: 2023

Long Jump - 22-11.5

Year: 2025

Long Jump - 21-9.5

Year: 2024

Pole Vault - 13-0

4x400-Meter Relay: 3:28.55

4x800-Meter Relay: 8:13.28

GIRLS' OUTDOOR TRACK AND FIELD

Year: 2022

High Jump - 5-2

Year: 2022

Pole Vault - 11-10

Year: 2023

Shot Put - 38-7.5

Discus - 137-3

Year: 2023

800 - 2:20.29

4x800-Meter Relay: 10:03.86

Year: 2025

Year: 2022