05/27/2026
Hall of Fame Member Spotlight: Coach Becky Levy | Inducted 2026
Becky Levy, a 1969 graduate of Lee-Davis High School, dedicated her life to education and athletics through more than five decades of service to Hanover County Public Schools. Following high school, she attended Longwood University, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Health, Physical Education, and Driver Education.
She began her distinguished teaching career at Rural Point Elementary School before moving to Chickahominy Middle School. Over 35 years as a full-time educator, Mrs. Levy positively impacted countless students through her leadership, mentorship, and commitment to education. Even after retirement, she continued serving Hanover County Public Schools as a substitute teacher at Atlee High School, extending her remarkable career in public education to more than 50 years.
In 1999, Mrs. Levy became the head softball coach at Atlee High School, leading the Raiders for four seasons from 1999–2003. Under her leadership, the program reached unprecedented success, winning Capital District Championships in 2001 and 2002, the Central Regional Championship in 2002, and the 2002 VHSL AAA State Championship. That historic title made Mrs. Levy the first coach in school history to win a state championship and marked the first girls’ team from Hanover County to capture a state title.
Her 2001 team advanced to the VHSL Quarterfinals, and she was recognized as Capital District Coach of the Year. In the summer of 2003, she was selected as head coach for the Virginia Coaches Association All-Star Softball Game, further honoring her contributions to the sport.
Mrs. Levy continued her service to Atlee athletics as an assistant softball coach for 12 additional seasons from 2004–2015. Prior to her tenure at Atlee, she served eight seasons as head softball coach at Chickahominy Middle School from 1990–98, where she also worked as Co-Athletic Director.
She currently continues her commitment to Raider athletics as Assistant Athletic Director at Atlee, a role she has served in for 17 years.
