2019 West Potomac Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees

Danny Meier – 1985 to 1992

  • First Head Football Coach at West Potomac High School
  • Coined the phrase “The Tradition starts NOW”
  • 68-16 overall record in seven years
  • Two Time Virginia State AAA Football Team Championship Coach (1989,1990)
  • Two Time VHSL AAA Football Coach of the Year (1989,1990)
  • All-Met Coach of the Year (1985)

Don Beeby – 1985 to 2009

  • 26 Boys and Girls Cross Country District Titles
  • Two Northern Region Cross Country Championships
  • 13 Cross Country Teams qualified for the Virginia State AAA Championships
  • Two Virginia State AAA Girls Cross Country Championship (1989, 1990)
  • Two Boys and 16 Girls Winter Track District Titles
  • Two Northern Region Winter Track Championships
  • One Virginia State AAA Runner Up Team
  • Two Boys and 19 Girls Spring Track & Field Titles
  • One Northern Region Spring Track & Field Championship
  • One Virginia State AAA Spring Track & Field Team
  • Two Time VHSL AAA Coach of the Year
  • Two Time Fairfax Journal Coach of the Year
  • Six Time Northern Region Coach of the Year
  • Coached Numerous State Champions
  • Coached a future US National Champion and Olympian
  • Founder/Director of “Running Is Elementary Track Meet” at West Potomac

Ann Rosamond Repczynski
​Class of 1987

  • Three Sport Athlete (Field Hockey, Basketball & Softball)
  • 1st Team All-District Field Hockey (1985,1986) Basketball (1987) Softball (1986,1987)
  • 1st Team All-Region Field Hockey (1985,1986)
  • Northern Region leading scorer Field Hockey (1985, 1986)
  • Fairfax Journal Player of the Year (1985,1986)
  • Washington Post All-Met Field Hockey Player (1985,1986)
  • USA Today Virginia Field Hockey Player of the Year/Players to Watch (1986)
  • Scholarship Field Hockey Athlete at Dartmouth University

Chrissie Edmundson Ott – Class of 1991

  • Four Sport Athlete (Cross Country, Field Hockey, Winter & Spring Track)
  • West Potomac Outstanding Female Individual Athlete Sport Award (1989, 1990, 1991)
  • State Champion Track and Field 800-meter relay (1989)
  • State Runner Up Track and Field Long Jump (1990)
  • Eight-time All-State Athlete
  • Junior Olympic Champion Track and Field 100-meter Dash (1988)
  • Junior Olympic Champion Track and Field 100-meter, 200-meter, Long Jump (1989)
  • Washington Post All-Met (1990,1991)
  • Scholarship Track Athlete at University of Virginia

Willie Pile – Class of 1998

  • Two Sport Athlete (Football & Basketball)
  • Won Region Championships in Football and Basketball (1004-1995)
  • Northern Region Championship MVP (Basketball)
  • Northern Region All-Tournament Team (Basketball)
  • Patriot District All-Tournament Team (Basketball)
  • Northern Region Player of the Year (Football)
  • District Player of the Year (Football)
  • 1st Team All-District (Football)
  • 1st team All-Region (Football)
  • 1st Team All-State Defensive Back (Football)
  • Honorable Mention All-State Quarter Back (Football)
  • 1st Team Washington Post All-Met (Football)
  • School Record 8 interceptions in a single season
  • Selected #58 out of 100 by the Connection Newspapers for their “Greatest of all Time” high school region athletes (2006)
  • Scholarship Football Athlete at Virginia Tech

Jeff Dietze - 1985 to 2009

  • First Director of Student Activities at West Potomac High School
  • Virginia Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Athletic Director of the Year (1996)
  • National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association State Award of Merit (1997)
  • National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association Distinguished Service Award (1997)
  • NASPE National Athletic Director of the Year
  • Virginia Lifetime Achievement Award 2007
  • Namesake of the West Potomac High School Stadium (2008) – “Jeffrey C. Dietze Stadium”
  • Virginia High School Hall of Fame Inductee - 2008
  • National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators’ Association Hall of Fame Inductee - 2012

Mary Fiedor - 1985 to 1999

  • Respected member of the West Potomac High School Family who passed away in 1999
  • Touched countless lives, and taught students and athletes alike that “through these halls pass the hearts and souls of champions”
  • Served as a Biology Teacher & Certified Athletic Trainer
  • Namesake of the West Potomac High School Gymnasium (2000) – “Mary A. Fiedor Memorial Gymnasium”

Tiombé Hurd – Class of 1991

  • Two Sport Athlete (Winter & Spring Track)
  • State Champion Track and Field Athlete (Triple Jump – 1992)
  • State Runner-Up Track and Field Athlete (400 Meters & Triple Jump – 1991)
  • Washington Post All-Met (1990)
  • 12-time All-State Athlete
  • Selected #52 out of 100 by the Connection Newspapers for their “Greatest of all Time” high school region athletes (2006)
  • Five-Time NCAA All-American
  • Six-Time United States National Champion
  • World Indoor Championships Bronze Medalist in the Triple Jump (2001)
  • Former American Record Holder in the Triple Jump (47’5”)
  • Olympic Trails Champion (2004)
  • Olympian (2004)
  • Scholarship Track Athlete at James Madison University

Billy Beal – Class of 1995

  • Three Sport Athlete (Football, Basketball & Baseball)
  • 1st Team All-District (Basketball, Football)
  • 1st Team All-Region (Basketball, Football)
  • 1st Team All-State (Basketball, Football)
  • 2nd Team Washington Post All-Met (Football)
  • 1st Team Washington Post All-Met (Basketball)
  • Member of State Runner-up Baseball Team (1994)
  • The Fairfax Journal Player of the Year (Basketball)
  • Mt. Vernon Gazette Player of the Year (Basketball)
  • Selected to play in the 1995 Toyota Capital Classic Main Game (DC All Stars vs US All Stars)
  • Scholarship Basketball Athlete at Boston University

Katie Beal – Class of 2001

  • Three Sport Athlete (Field Hockey, Basketball & Soccer)
  • 1st Team All-District Soccer (1998,1999,2000,2001) Field Hockey (1998,1999,2000)
  • 1st Team All-Region Soccer (1999,2000,2001), Field Hockey (2000)
  • 1st Team All-State Field Hockey (2000)
  • 1st Team Washington Post All-Met Soccer (2000,2001), Field Hockey (2000)
  • NSCAA Youth All-American Soccer (1999)
  • U16-17 US National Team Soccer (1999,2000)
  • Parade All-American Soccer Player (2001)
  • West Potomac Outstanding Female Team Athlete Award (1999, 2000, 2001)
  • WPHS Soccer Jersey #14 Retired (2001)
  • Selected #72 out of 100 by the Connection Newspapers for their “Greatest of All Time” high school region athletes (2006)
  • Scholarship Soccer Athlete & All-American Soccer Player at Florida State University