List of 22 items.

• Rosie Powers ’14, Riding

  Sweet Briar College
  
  College: As a sophomore, one of 16 riders in the nation selected as a finalist for the United States Hunter Jumper Association's Emerging Athletes Program. 

• Caroline Fout ’13, Field Hockey

  Hobart and William Smith College

• Rebecca Mann ’13, Field Hockey

  Washington and Lee

• Elsie Spencer ’13, Lacrosse

  Sewanee, The University of the South

• Carter Ware '13, Field Hockey

  Washington and Lee University

• Alex Carr ’12, Lacrosse

  Rhodes College

• Maeve Couzens '12, Field Hockey

  Gettysburg College

• Charlotte MacDonald ’12, Field Hockey

  Washington and Lee University

• Claire Knepshield ’11, Softball

  College of the South-Sewanee

  
  Foxcroft: Named first-team all-conference twice as a pitcher.
  
  

  College: Played three seasons as an infielder before an injured shoulder ended her college career.

• Meghan Hogan ’10, Lacrosse

  Sweet Briar College
  
  Foxcroft: Member of a team that went 10-2 and reached the finals of the DAC tournament, 2010.
  
  College: Started 15 of team’s 16 games, recording two goals, 2011.

• Julienne “Jules” Brown ’09, Field Hockey

  Roanoke College
  
  Foxcroft: First Team All-DAC, 2008.
  
  College: A four-year letter-winner; named to third team All-ODAC, 2012.

• Chelsea Dickson ’09, Squash

  Tufts University
  
  Foxcroft: Graduated Cum Laude and was a starter at midfield for the soccer team. 
  
  College: Member of the Massachusetts Squash Club; made squash team as a sophomore and won her first match as a junior.

• Laura Block ’07, Field Hockey & Lacrosse

  Gettysburg College
  
  Foxcroft: Named to All-Independent School League First Team in field hockey (2006) and lacrosse (2007); received Honorable Mention All-Met from the Washington Post in both sports.
  
  College: A goalkeeper, she made both the varsity field hockey and lacrosse teams, a rare feat for a college athlete.
  

• Sloane Coles ’07, Lacrosse

  Drew University
  
  Foxcroft: Midfielder on a team that reached state semifinals in 2007.
  
  College: All-Landmark Conference first team, 2009, 2010, 2011.

• Caitlin McNaughton ’07, Field Hockey

  Sewanee: The University of the South
  
  Foxcroft: Named First Team All-Loudoun County by Washington Post; co-captain senior year.
  
  College: Co-captain, 2010; selected to First Team All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, 2010.

• Jessi Coil ’06, Field Hockey

  Field Hockey
  Kent State (NCAA Division 1)
  
  Foxcroft: Loudoun County Player of the Year, 2005
  
  College: All-Big Ten Conference Tournament team, 2006

• Jessica Copeland ’06, Lacrosse

  Ohio Wesleyan
  
  Foxcroft: All-ISL first team, 2006; named First Team All-Loudoun County by Washington Post; winner of the Teresa E. Shook Award, 2006.
  
  College: Led All-North Coast Athletic Conference in goals (67), 2010; named league’s Offensive Player of the Year, 2010.

• Julie Hoppman ’06, Field Hockey

  Springfield College
  
  Foxcroft: Top defender on a team that posted seven shutouts, 2006.
  
  College: Selected to second team All-New England Men’s and Women’s Athletic Conference, 2009; key defender in leading team to a 17-6 record and a third straight league title.

• Mo Baptiste ’05, Field Hockey

  Sewanee: The University of the South
  
  Foxcroft: Key member of the 2005 team that finished 10-4-1 and reached the state tournament.
  
  College: A leading defensive player on the team that won the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, 2008.

• Lynn Hancock ’05, Field Hockey

  Sewanee: The University of the South
  
  Foxcroft: All-Independent School League selection.
  
  College: Co-Offensive Player of the Year, Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, 2008; led SCAC in goals (16) and points (34), 2008.

• Claire Mancini ’05, Lacrosse

  University of Massachusetts (NCAA Division 1)
  
  Foxcroft: First to record 50 goals in a season, 2005; Loudoun County Player of the Year, 2005; Washington Post All-Met selection, 2005.
  
  College: Injuries hampered her college career but she was praised by coaches for her stick work and conditioning.

• Charlotte Baptiste ’02, Field Hockey

  Sewanee: The University of the South
  
  Foxcroft: All-Met honorable mention, Washington Post, 2001
  
  College: Offensive Player of the Year, Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, 2005