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Activities Office Staff
Meet The Activities Office Staff
 Virginia Lintot-ATC 2
Annie Corbelli-Fundraisers/Clubs
Kyle Morrisey-Activities Office Support
Julie Armstrong-Activities Administrative Assistant
Matt MacDonald-Director of Student Activities
Dan Reynolds-Assistant Director of Student Activities
Jon Thompson-Head Athletic Trainer
Game Day Rules: Let's Keep It Safe and Fun!
As we cheer on our Wolverines, we want to make sure everyone has a fun and safe time at the games:
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No Powder
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No Artificial Noise Makers: This includes whistles, bells, clappers, and thundersticks. (Cheerleaders are allowed to use megaphones, but fans are not.)
- No Horns or Speakers
- No Rushing The Court
Let's Go Wolverines!
Sportsmanship: Please Lead by Example
We love the energy and excitement our fans bring to our games! When we come together to watch our teams compete, remember that good sportsmanship is a huge part of the fun.
At West Potomac, we count on our students, parents, and community members to show respect and set a positive example for everyone.
This means we need to cheer loud for our team, but we must be respectful to all the people around us. Please remember:
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No Bad Language: Don't use curse words (profanity).
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No Put-Downs: Do not say or do things that are mean or disrespectful to anyone. This includes the referees, the other team, the coaches, school staff, or other fans.
Showing respect is not a choice — it's an expectation. If someone breaks these rules, they could be asked to leave the game and school property.
 Visit the Booster Club Important Information webpage to learn about our Booster Club, purchase game passes, and much more!
Our West Potomac Athletic Booster Board is seeking new volunteers to fill the positions below!
 The WABC is now selling MULCH! See below for information!
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January-Female Athlete of the Month
Selena Zheng representing Girls Wrestling
Coach Workman says:
She placed 4th in the Zone qualifiers and will be heading to states. Her record was 18 wins and 11 which were pins.
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January-Male Athlete of the Month
JaVonte Wanzer
Coach Houston says:
JaVonte has helped lead our team as a captain and point guard during our conference play. While going through tremendous strain off the court, he has taken on the challenge and been a great teammate throughout, showing true Wolverine toughness”
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Below is our advertisement of Spring Sports Tryout Schedule! Please note that this could change, so please make sure you contact our Head Coach to get on their distribution list, and up-to-date information. As we are made aware of changes, I will update the schedule.
*Remember in order to tryout, you must have a current VHSL Physical on File, and register for the sport you are trying out for! www.westpotomacsports.net
 
Hear From The Director of Student Activities, Matt MacDonald
https://youtu.be/mb96LABprQ0
Congratulations to our Wrestling team as they finished 6th in the Region Tournament on Thursday, February 12th! They had a total of 5 medalists, including 3 STATE QUALIFIERS! Below are the Regional Place Winners:
Brett Bombac-2nd place(State Qualifier)
Jimmy Payne-2nd place(State Qualifier)
Ben Burgei-3rd place(State Qualifier)
Enock Ofosu-6th place
Graeme Warburton-6th place
Boys Indoor Track Team Places 2nd at Region Tournament!
Congratulations to our Boys Indoor Track team for finishing 2nd at the Region tournament that was held Wednesday and Thursday at PG SportsPlex! It was the first top two finish for the program since 2009!
Congratulations to all who competed for West Potomac at the Occoquan Region championships. The girls who competed did fantastic, with a special shout out to Addalia Sylvester who placed 6th in the girls Shot Put, the first time we have had a placement in that event at the regional level in many years! The boys team finished in an astounding 2nd place which is the highest placement since 2009. Robert Leonard was the Individual champion in both the 1600m and 1000m runs (even more impressively, both events are only about an hour apart on race day). Robert was also a part of the boys 4x800m relay along with Daniel Black, Andrew Edwards, and Trent Lykling, which finished second place with a new school indoor record in the process. Another shout out to Max Tuttle who managed to tie his own personal record of 6'4" in the high jump on his way to a region runner up placement. One of the things that catapulted us into the top 2 this indoor season was how well rounded our team was from a perspective of different disciplines. Every boy's team athlete who competed in the Regional Championships was a top 6 contributor as either an individual or as a part of a relay, while the boys went on to score points in sprint events, long distance events, and field events (including both jumping and throwing). This is a fantastic sign for things to come with the program and I will continue to be proud of all of the athletes we have at West Potomac.
The West Potomac Wolverines turned in some incredible performances at the Occoquan Region Championship Meet this weekend with the Boys Team finishing 5th overall and the girls team finishing 6th. The following relay teams and individuals earned trips to states for the efforts.
- In the Girls 200 Medley Relay the team of Hadley Petronello, Anna Valasco, Emerson Mancari, Anna Althouse) finished 3rd
- In the Boys 200 IM Connor O'Neill finished 2nd with a new school record of 1:54.40
- In the Girls 200 IM Anna Valasco finished 3rd
- In the Girls 100 Free Emerson Mancari finished 3rd
- In the Girls 500 Free Emerson Mancari finished 2nd
- In the Boys 200 Free Relay the team of Alexander Wolverton, Luke Morris, Four O'Neill and Connor O'Neill finished 2nd in a new school record of 1:26.98
- In the Girls 100 Backstroke Hadley Petronello finished 3rd
- In the Girls 100 Breaststroke Anna Valasco finished 3rd
- In the Boys 400 Free Relay the team of Alexander Wolverton, Luke Morris, Four O'Neill and Connor O'Neill finished 5th in a new school record of 3:14.96
These state qualifiers will be joined by the Boys 200 Medley Relay (O’Neill, O’Neill, Morris, Wolverton) and Connor O’Neill both of whom met qualification times at the Patriot District Meet in January. We would also like to recognize Parker Canfield, Leo Dietz, Aysel El Bourini, Beau Gibson, Sasha Hill, Lucinda Keenan, Lally Mikulski, Shane Millimet, Jason Ploetz and Lydia Schourek for their excellent contributions to the overall team performance. Please join us in congratulating these incredible athletes on their outstanding accomplishments!
Nominations may be submitted anytime. Those received by March 31 will be considered for the upcoming class. Those received April 1 or later will be considered for the following class. Thank you for your nominations!
Code MED IS offering sports physicals for students planning to try out for spring sports. This special offering is available throughout the month of February. The regular fee for a sports physical is $65!
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