Va. Guard hosts inaugural high school football rivalry game in Alexandria
(left) Dennis Randolph, T.C. Williams head coach, Suzanne Maxey, T.C. Williams principal, William Euille, Alexandria Mayor, Maj. Everton Nevers, Recruiting and Retention Battalion Commander for Virginia Army National Guard, and Alvin Crawley, Alexandria Schools Superintendent, participate in the award presentation on the field after the T.C. Williams High School football game against West Potomac High School, Sat., Nov. 9, 2013. T.C. Williams won and was awarded the inaugural Army National Guard Rivalry trophy from the “Maxpreps Rivalry Series presented by the National Guard. “A lot of a football team’s ethos and values are very similar to the National Guard: teamwork, hard work, staying physically fit and performing a demanding schedule,” said Nevers. “Football teams develop the same mental toughness that is so important for military service.” (Photo by SSG Lalita Laksbergs, 29th Infantry Division Public Affairs)
Va. Guard hosts inaugural high school football rivalry game in Alexandria
(left) Dennis Randolph, T.C. Williams head coach, Suzanne Maxey, T.C. Williams principal, William Euille, Alexandria Mayor, Maj. Everton Nevers, Recruiting and Retention Battalion Commander for Virginia Army National Guard, and Alvin Crawley, Alexandria Schools Superintendent, participate in the award presentation on the field after the T.C. Williams High School football game against West Potomac High School, Sat., Nov. 9, 2013. T.C. Williams won and was awarded the inaugural Army National Guard Rivalry trophy from the “Maxpreps Rivalry Series presented by the National Guard. “A lot of a football team’s ethos and values are very similar to the National Guard: teamwork, hard work, staying physically fit and performing a demanding schedule,” said Nevers. “Football teams develop the same mental toughness that is so important for military service.” (Photo by SSG Lalita Laksbergs, 29th Infantry Division Public Affairs)