ACPS inducted five outstanding athletes into the Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday night, including a star player in the 1971 State Championship football team memorialized in Remember the Titans and a student from the all-black Parker-Gray High School who went on to coach football in the Olympics.
The T.C. Williams Girls Soccer team made history last weekend with a 4-1 victory in the Patriot Conference Final, their first conference championship against powerhouse Woodson High School, the only team to beat T.C. Williams in their regular season conference play.
The T.C. Williams High School crew team captured two state titles plus one silver and two bronze medals at the Virginia Scholastic Rowing Championships on May 14.
The Lyles brothers are fully focused on making the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Read about their efforts to train and raise the necessary funds for their Olympic debut.
On Friday night, ACPS inducted five athletes into the Hall of Fame, honored 1971 State Championship Coaches Boone, Yoast and Furman, and honored the first Alexandrian and T.C. graduate to be killed in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Many others came out to watch “Remember the Titans” with the stars.
T.C. Williams High School has announced the appointment of a new head football coach. James Longerbeam will start as Head Coach at T.C. Williams on February 16.
Mark your calendars for the Hall of Fame Induction event on Friday, February 12 with a FREE showing of the movie that catapulted T.C. Williams into the national limelight, alongside ‘Remember the Titans’ coaches Herman Boone and Bill Yoast who made it all possible.
T.C. Williams Girls Crew Team traded their oars for shovels in the aftermath of winter storm to support their community. They raised $5,000 for their team during a two-day shoveling marathon.
T.C. Williams High School is honoring Herman Boone, Bill Yoast and Glenn Furman, alongside five athletes who will be inducted into the Alexandria City Athletic Hall of Fame.
Alexandria City Public Schools is set to begin the modernization of Parker-Gray Memorial Stadium at T.C. Williams High School, to bring it into line with other modern sporting facilities across Northern Virginia.
As Congressman John Lewis who marched with Martin Luther King in Selma 50 years ago visits T.C. Williams this week, we begin to take a look at some of our own achievements as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of T.C. Williams High School. #TC50YearsOn
Four athletes from T.C. Williams High School, including the Lyles brothers, signed their intent to compete for colleges in Florida, Indiana and North Carolina on National Signing Day.
T.C. Williams High School senior Noah Lyles has been named 2015 Track and Field Athlete of the Year by the National Scholastic Athletics Foundation. Watch him and his brother, Josephus, sprint in the ‘ACPS 2020: Every Student Succeeds’ video. #EveryStudent
The T.C. Williams Girls Varsity Field Hockey team won the Patriot Conference Championship on October 26, 2015, with a 3-0 victory over their opponent. This is the team’s first conference title win since 1995.
T.C. Williams High School had a big start to its 50th anniversary celebrations. Events included a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new tennis courts, a bonfire, a 50th anniversary parade and Homecoming Game in front of Coaches Boone and Yoast of the ’71 ‘Remember the Titans’ team. View all the pictures and videos in full on the ACPSk12 Facebook page.