Class of 2026

Ms. Kelsea Potts 

Graduating Class of 2014

Athlete 

Accomplishments

Kelsea Potts was a dynamic multi-sport athlete for the Wildcats. A four-year letter winner in soccer, Kelsea established herself as one of the most prolific scorers in program history. As a sophomore in 2012, Kelsea shattered the single-season goal record with 18 goals, surpassing the previous mark of 14. She broke the program's all-time career scoring record during her junior season, reaching 35 career goals in 2013. In her senior year in 2014, she re-broke her own single-season record with an astonishing 39 goals—a mark that still stands today—and tied the single-season assist record with 19. Kelsea closed her high school career with 74 total goals, a record that held for more than a decade. Kelsea earned First-Team All-District, All-Area, All-Conference, and All-Region honors throughout her career, and became the first player in program history to receive First-Team All-State recognition in her senior year. She was named the 2014 NV Daily Girls Soccer Player of the Year, alongside multiple NV Daily Player of the Week and Warren Sentinel Player of the Week selections.

   Following graduation, Kelsea attended James Madison University, where she played club soccer all four years and helped lead her teams to the NIRSA National Collegiate Club Soccer Tournament each season, including a national runner-up finish in 2015. She graduated in 2018 with a bachelor's degree in Business Management with a concentration in Human Resources.

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Robert Grimsely

Graduating Class of 1984 

Athlete 

Accomplishments

Robert Grimsley was a three-year varsity standout for the Wildcats in both football and track, earning six total letters while excelling as a multi-position starter and team captain in both sports.

     On the gridiron, Robert was a three-year letter winner across multiple defensive positions, culminating in his selection as defensive team captain as a senior. During the 1983–84 season, he earned First-Team All-Area honors at Linebacker, Second-Team All-District honors on the Defensive Line, and was named Defensive MVP while receiving the prestigious Golden Helmet Award. On the track, Robert served as team captain in 1984 and was named Track Team MVP. He earned All-Area and All-District recognition in both the 110 High Hurdles and 300 Intermediate Hurdles, placed 5th in the Region, and qualified for the State Championship meet in the 110 High Hurdles. From 1982 to 1984, he held Warren County school records in both the 110 High Hurdles (14.4) and 300 Intermediate Hurdles (39.7). In recognition of his two-sport dominance, he was named the 1984 Northern Virginia Daily Outstanding Male Athlete.  Following graduation, Robert enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps, serving four years in Charleston, South

Carolina, where he earned Honor Man distinction as the top recruit in his boot camp class. He married his high school sweetheart, Marci King, in 1985. Following his honorable discharge in 1988, he walked on to theShepherd College football team, playing special teams and strong-side cornerback. Robert then served as a police officer in Charleston for 25 years—including a long tenure as a motorcycle officer—until his retirement in 2013. Alongside his law enforcement career, he served 24 years in the U.S. Air Force Reserves, achieving the rank of Chief Master Sergeant 

(E-9). Robert and Marci raised two sons, Thomas and Tyler.

QUOTE FROM ROBERT

If you think you're a leader, take a look behind you. If no one is following— you're just

going for a walk.

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BIOGRAPHY 

Mary Jane Meyers 

Contributor

Accomplishments

Mrs. Mary Jane Myers

Contributor

Accomplishments

Mary Jane Myers, an unwavering pillar of Wildcat athletics for over three decades, served as the monumental, behind-the-scenes engine that built the foundation of the school’s athletic department. In an era before Warren County High School had an official Assistant Athletic Director, Mary Jane balanced a full-time teaching career while voluntarily stepping into virtually every operational role required to keep Wildcat sports running across 30 years of history. Her administrative versatility and dedication spanned every sport and season. As a coach, she led both the women’s basketball and tennis programs to winning records. Operationally, Mary Jane served as the public

address announcer for varsity basketball and soccer, managed ticket sales, measured and lined athletic fields, coordinated hospitality for visiting teams, and served as the official scorer and timer for track meets as well as district, regional, and state golf tournaments. Beyond operations, she fostered a family culture within the department by personally cooking homemade spaghetti dinners for football, basketball, and tennis teams. Working through a period marked by scattered facilities, ongoing campus construction, and no access to modern computers or cell phones, Mary Jane orchestrated complex logistics and schedules across the county using only walkie-talkies and sheer determination. Her selfless service set a standard of administrative excellence that continues to define Wildcat athletics today. Today, Mary Jane enjoys retirement alongside her husband, Bob, spending time with her family and playing golf. With this induction, she joins her husband and son in the Hall of Fame, while her daughter carries on her

legacy of athletic service as an accomplished athletic trainer at Loudoun Valley High School.

QUOTE FROM MARY JANE

Attitude makes all the difference in sports and in life.

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BIOGRAPHY