This Week in Athletics

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Herndon Hornets Athletics



Herndon Athletics

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Calendar


Monday September 21 *Student Holiday

No Competition Scheduled.

Tuesday September 22

  • Boys Volleyball HOME Game v McLean -JV 5:45 /V 7:00PM
  • Girls Volleyball Game @McLean – F 4:45 /JV 5:45 /V7:00PM
  • Field Hockey Game @McLean- JV 6:15 / V 7:30PM

Wednesday September 23

  • Field Hockey Varsity HOME Game v Wakefield -6:30PM
  • Cross Country Tri-Meet @Lake Fairfax -4:30PM

Thursday September 24

  • Girls Volleyball HOME Game v Marshall - F 4:45pm /JV 5:45PM /V 7:00PM
  • Boys Volleyball Game @Marshall -JV 5:45PM /V 7:00PM

Friday September 25

No Competition Scheduled.

Saturday September 26 *Showcase of Bands

No Competition Scheduled.


Coaches Contact Information HERE 


For general schedules, updates, and tickets, visit the Herndon HS Athletics Website.

 



Athletes of The Week


Congratulations to the following athletes for earning AOTW for the week of September 7th!


alaina

 

ALAINA KWITOWSKI -Varsity Volleyball

 

This week, GVB nominates Alaina Kwitowski as athlete of the week. Alaina has always been a hard-working athlete, but this week she elevated her game to new heights, tallying 28 assists in our 4-set match against W&L and 24 assists in our 3-set match against Chantilly for an average efficiency of over 30%. Her leadership, grit, and work ethic energized the team all week long and is setting the pace for us for future success!


Colin

 

MOLLY MURPHY - Cross Country

This week’s athlete of the week is Colin Bieber for his performance at the Pole Green invitational in Mechanicsville Virginia. Colin got in position going out in the 1st mile in 5:23, putting himself in position before the woods, where it bottlenecks and one can get caught behind the pack.   Colin was in 62nd place at the 1st mile and finished the race in 62nd place competing throughout the whole race, finishing in 18:07.  Congrats Colin.



Reminders



Esports controller Images - Free Download on Magnific (formerly Freepik)Herndon Hs Esports Information 2026–27

 

Do you love gaming and want to compete for Herndon High School?

 

Esports is back at Herndon High School for the 2026–2027 school year! With esports now recognized as an official high school sport by the Virginia High School League, students have the opportunity to represent the Hornets while competing in organized video game competitions.

Whether you are an experienced competitive gamer or simply interested in learning more about esports, we want you to be part of the team! Students can participate competitively or simply get involved and enjoy gaming with other Herndon students.

The team will begin meeting early in the school year to prepare for the upcoming season. Competitive players will be expected to participate regularly in practices and competitions, while students who want to participate more casually are also welcome to join when their schedules allow.

Just like any other Herndon High School athletic team, esports players are expected to maintain appropriate academic performance, attendance, sportsmanship, and behavior throughout the season.

No prior esports experience is required! Whether you are already a competitive gamer, play occasionally with friends, or have never competed before, there is a place for you.

Interested or have questions? Reach out to Coach Headen at jeheaden@fcps.edu for more information and to be added to future esports communications.

 

Come represent Herndon. Compete. Connect. Game on!

 



Varsity Football Games *Weapons Screening 

Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) is taking additional steps this year to help ensure that our athletic events remain safe for students, families, staff, and community members by introducing  security screenings of all spectators at our varsity football games.

We will be using the existing weapons screening systems that our students pass through every morning in our schools. In addition, we will be implementing a standardized bag policy to help support a smooth and efficient entry process. Students, family members, and all spectators are reminded that the following items are prohibited:

  • Backpacks
  • Purse
  • Fanny pack
  • Tote bags
  • Outside food and beverage
  • Sporting equipment (balls, bats, sticks, etc.)
  • Any item prohibited by FCPS policy, or determined by event staff to present safety concerns

Approved bags are limited to:

  • Clear plastic, vinyl, or pvc bags no larger than 12”6”x12”
  • Small clutch bag no larger than 4.5” x 6.5”
  • Medical and diaper bags permitted but subject to inspection

As a reminder, middle-school students and younger, must be accompanied by a responsible adult who remains with the student(s) at the event.


bag check

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