Sports
Chantilly High School stadium sports use Charger Stadium. The 8,500-seat football and soccer stadium underwent a major renovation, with conversion to AstroTurf.
The varsity golf team has been successful. Great players including Ji Soo Park, Victor Monte, and Jack Dargle played on the 2009 fall varsity golf team. Jack Dargle, along with some other great young players, are poised capture the 2010 state championship title. They were Concorde District Champions in 2005, 2006 and 2007, Northern Region Champions in 2005 and 2007, and finished 4th, 6th and 2nd in the state tournament in 2005, 2006 and 2007, respectively.
Recently, the Chantilly HS football team won the VHSL Division 6 AAA Northern Region Finals against rival Westfield High School only two years after having a winless regular season. The Chargers fell short of the championship with a 42–20 loss to Osbourn High School. Chantilly was also the 1996 VHSL AAA State Football Champions led by future NFL player, Bhawoh Jue.
In 2007, Chantilly won the Varsity Cheerleading Concord District Championship, the Northern Region Championship, and the AAA Virginia State Championship. Chantilly currently holds the highest score ever received in the State Championship, with a 281.
In 2008, Chantilly won the Varsity Boy's Lacrosse Concord District Championship, the Northern Region Championship, and the AAA Virginia State Championship.
In 2009, Chantilly Varsity Girls Soccer won the Concord District Championship, the Northern Region Championship, and the AAA Virginia State Championship.
The Girls Varsity Lacrosse Team won the AAA Virginia State Championship and the Boys Varsity Lacrosse Team were AAA Virginia State Finalists.
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