(Jan. 8, 2013) - Two Loudoun County High School senior standouts made their college choices last week with both Michael Anderson (Bard College) and Rachel Roberts (Shenandoah University) to continue playing at the NCAA Division III level.
Anderson, boys senior basketball captain, will continue his career at Bard College in Red Hook, New York. A member of the Liberty League, the Raptors combine a first class education with outstanding athletics.
Anderson has been a starter on the varsity team since his sophomore year and last year was named second team All-Dulles District. He currently leads the district in scoring, averaging 22.3 points per game.
He was also named a first team all Region II selection at defensive back for the 2012 Raiders football team.
"Mike's leadership and 'will to win' have made him an invaluable part of our athletic program and we are proud of him and happy for the entire Anderson family," said Loudoun County athletic director Ken Wright.
Roberts, senior volleyball player, will continue her career at Shenandoah University in Winchester. A member of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, the Hornets are an emerging program in Division III Volleyball.
Roberts is a real example of perseverance paying off. She missed her entire junior year recovering from a concussion, but returned to help lead the Raiders to their 5th VHSL state AA championship in six years as a middle blocker. She not only led the team in Blocks, but was also ranked 10th in the entire Washington DC area by the Washington Post.
Wright: "I am so very proud of Rachel and her determination ... her 'never give up' attitude paid off with a championship. We wish her well and congratulate her and her family."
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