Track and Field: Loudoun County's Patrick Joseph Runs 4:07.88 at Penn Relays - 3rd Place Finish is 4th Fastest Prep Time in U.S. this Year

(April 26, 2013) - Loudoun County High School senior Patrick Joseph's claim to be the greatest miler in Loudoun history was cemented Friday when he ran a 4:07.88 at the Penn Relays prestigious High School Boys' Mile Run Championship field.

Joseph's time was better than the previous meet record of 4:08.07 but he settled for third place as the race was won by Chantilly's Sean McGorty in 4:04.47 and Ben Malone of Hillsdale, N.J. ran a 4:05.59.

Joseph's time is currently the 4th fastest mile ran in the U.S. this year by a high school runner.

Cross Country: Loudoun County SR Patrick Joseph Logs Historic Run at Footlocker

(Nov. 25, 2012) - Loudoun County High School senior Patrick Joseph may have ran into the record books at the Footlocker South Regional Saturday in Charlotte, N.C. as he posted a 15:11 time thought to be the fastest time ever recorded by a Loudoun runner, according to MileStat records.

"Patrick's time of 15:11 is the fastest time ever recorded by a runner from any school in Loudoun County," said Loudoun County coach Courtney Campbell. "Breaking 16:00 is a huge goal for most all high school runners. There have only been two runners in Loudoun County High School history to break 16:00. There have only been seven in all of the Loudoun schools ever (to break 16:00)."

Breaking: Tuscarora Girls Take 5th at AA State Cross Country Meet; Loudoun County's Patrick Joseph 2nd in Boys Race

(Nov. 10, 2012) - The Tuscarora High School girls cross country team capped a wonderful season in The Plains today with a fifth place finish at the VHSL AA state meet. In the boys race Loudoun County senior Patrick Joseph finished off his brilliant Raider career with a second place finish. In 2011 he was fourth overall and as a sophomore he was 18th.

Check back for complete results later today.

Cross Country: Loudoun County Senior Patrick Joseph Commits to Virginia Tech

(Sept. 11, 2012) - The Loudoun County High School athletic department announced Tuesday that senior Patrick Joseph has committed to continue his cross country and track career at Virginia Tech.

Joseph is a 3-time state champion: 4x800 meter relay in 2011, and the 800 meter run (1:54.4) and 1600 meter run (4:13.43) in 2012.  Joseph is also the defending Dulles District champion in cross country, where he also went on to finish 3rd in the AA state meet.

Joseph becomes the second LCHS runner to become a Hokie in the last three years, following Tommy Curtin in 2011.

Raider AD Ken Wright: "We are very proud of Patrick, and wish him well in the future."