of 1986) – U.S. Army officer, federal government official Mike Sacks (class of 1986) – magazine editor, humor writer Julie Kent (class of 1987) – American Ballet Theatre, principal dancer for 22 years Mike Barrowman (class of 1987) – swimmer, 1992 Olympic gold medalist, 200 meter breaststroke Rochelle Walensky (class of 1987) – Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Jimmy Kemp (class of 1989) – CFL football player, president of the Jack Kemp Foundation Jordan Ellenberg (class of 1989) – mathematician and author, How Not to Be Wrong Tim Sweeney (class of 1989) – founder of Epic Games; most known for Fortnite Rachel Nichols (class of 1991) – ESPN reporter Jeff Halpern (class of 1994) – NHL player, first from Southeast U.S. Robyn Cohen (class of 1994) – actress Dhani Jones (class of 1996) – NFL player, TV personality, The Travel Channel and CNBC Bryan Cogman (class of 1997) (did not graduate) – Emmy Award-winning writer, Game of Thrones Ben Feldman (class of 1998) – actor, Drop Dead Diva, Mad Men, Superstore Gibran Hamdan (class of 1998) (did not graduate) – NFL player, backup quarterback for Washington Redskins Kelen Coleman (class of 2002) – actress, The Office, The Mindy Project, The Newsroom, The McCarthys Jerome Dyson (class of 2005) (did not graduate) - professional basketball player Euguen Leon (class of 2008) – actor and voice actor (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stone Ocean, Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045) Kamie Crawford (class of 2010) – Miss Teen USA 2010 Shinsaku Uesugi (class of 2010) – chess player (Chess Olympiad) Joshua Coyne (class of 2011) – composer and musician Taylor Momsen (class of 2011) (did not graduate) – actor (How the Grinch stole Christmas, Spy Kids, Gossip Girl); musician (The Pretty Reckless) Eric Brodkowitz (class of 2014), Israeli-American baseball pitcher for the Israel national baseball team Noah Bratschi (class of 2018), professional speed climber, American record holder, Bronze medalist World Championships, World Cup silver medalist, 9x US World Team References External links Churchill statistics from MCPS Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association The Churchill Observer churchillathletics.com Schools in Potomac, Maryland Public high schools in Montgomery County, Maryland 1964 establishments in Maryland Educational institutions established in 1964