gold, and the mascot is the Warrior. Henrico has one main rival: Highland Springs High School. In the past, John Marshall High School was considered a big rival, but despite being less than two miles apart, the two schools are in different sports districts and thus don't compete often. A rivalry with Deep Run High School has also developed in recent years. Henrico won the VHSL Group AAA Boys' Basketball state championship in 2013. The Warriors defeated rival John Marshall in the title game. The championship was the first state title in the history of the school. On March 14, 2015, Henrico won its second state title in boys' basketball, defeating Norview in the championship. Henrico High School has the following VHSL teams: Baseball (boys) Basketball (boys and girls) Cheerleading (coed) Cross country (boys and girls) Dance Team (coed) Football (boys) Gymnastics (girls) Marching Band(coed) Soccer (boys and girls) Softball (girls) Tennis (boys and girls) Track and field (boys and girls) Volleyball (boys and girls) Wrestling (coed) Debate (coed) Forensics (coed) Field Hockey (girls) Notable alumni Alumni include: Lamont Bagby, 74th District representative, Virginia House of Delegates David Baldacci, bestselling author Anthony Bertozzi, 17-time world championship holder in IHRA and NHRA drag racing. Allan Bristow, former NBA player, coach and general manager Sharif Finch, Current NFL player for the Tennessee Titans Billy McMullen, American football player Rayvon Owen, American Idol Finalist James Roe, American football player Charles Steger, Former President of Virginia Tech Rashida Jones (television executive), President of the cable news network MSNBC References External links Public high schools in Virginia Educational institutions established in 1962 International Baccalaureate schools in Virginia Schools in Henrico County, Virginia 1962 establishments in Virginia