Volleyball: Stone Bridge Celebrates College-Bound Alex Heyn (Ohio State) and Rachel Auerbach (SUNY Potsdam)

More photos from the signing

More photos from the signing

More photos from the signing

Ashburn (May 4, 2012) - Stone Bridge High School celebrated on Tuesday the girls volleyball signings of Alex Heyn (Ohio State) and Rachel Auerbach (SUNY Potsdam) in a ceremony in the school's library before family, friends, teammates and coaches.

Volleyball: Stone Bridge to Celebrate Signings of Alex Heyn (Ohio State), Rachel Auerback (SUNY Potsdam)

Ashburn (April 25, 2012) - Stone Bridge High School will celebrate the girls volleyball signings of Alex Heyn (Ohio State) and Rachel Auerbach (SUNY Potsdam) in a ceremony on May 1 at 4 p.m. in the school's library.

Stone Bridge now has 20 athletes on the Viva Loudoun College Choice Chart -- more than any other school in Loudoun. There are 149 Class of 2012 athletes total on the chart, just 10 shy of the record 159 listed for the Class of 2010.

Volleyball: Three Loudoun Players Make PrepVolleyball.com's Top 100 List for Class of 2012

(Sept. 27, 2011) - Three Loudoun volleyball players -- Heritage's Kelsey Hrebenach, Stone Bridge's Alex Heyn and Madeira School's Breanna Atkinson -- have made the PrepVolleyball.com's top 100 in their Senior Aces listing of the top recruits from the Class of 2012.

Heritage's Hrebenach is listed at No. 47. The 6-foot-1 athlete will play next year at Maryland.

At No. 68 is Heyn, out this season for Stone Bridge after shoulder surgery, the 6-foot-4 middle will play at The Ohio State.

Breanna Atkinson, who lives in Loudoun but plays at Madeira School in McLean, comes in at No. 89. She will play next year at Duke.

Are we missing a local athlete on the Senior Aces list -- let us know at dan.sousa@vivaloudoun.com.

Volleyball: Two Stone Bridge Players Verbally Commit - Class of 2011 Amy Christensen to UConn and Class of 2012 Alex Heyn to Ohio State

(Aug. 26, 2010) - Showing its depth and talent, Stone Bridge High School has already had two volleyball players verbally commit to NCAA Division I college scholarships including Class of 2011 Amy Christensen, who will play at the University of Connecticut, and Class of 2012 Alex Heyn, who will play at The Ohio State University.

Christensen, who can play defense as well as she can play the front row, and the 6-foot-4 Heyn helped the Bulldogs to a spectacular 22-3 record last year with the team falling short of the state tournament after setter Amanda Miller broke her leg in the Liberty District tournament.

Both play in the Virginia Elite program with Christensen with the 17s and Heyn with the 16s. Heyn joins Elite teammate Breanna Atkinson, an Ashburn native that plays for the private Madiera School, as an early Class of 2012 commitment. Atkinson will play for Duke starting in the fall of 2012.