John Costello was a beloved coach, teacher and mentor in Loudoun County Public Schools for 25 years. He served as a physical education teacher, golf coach, baseball coach, and boys and girls basketball coach. In December 2022, he tragically died in a car accident.
In 2005, 'Coach Cos' started the Special Education Adaptive Field Day at Broad Run High School. This year, the event was renamed Coach Costello's Field Day in memory of him. What started at one school has now expanded to six high schools in Loudoun County. He had, and his legacy continues to make, a profound impact on the school and community.
Golf4aCos
Registration is Open!
Join us for the 2nd annual GOLF FOR A COS Memorial golf outing.
Monday, August 5th | 10am start
Last year, registration of 144 golfers filled in less than a month. This year, we are doubling the event! 288 golfers on two beautiful courses will compete for the Costello Cup.
Grab your best buddies and come spend the day full of fun, friendship, and competition! All proceeds will be donated to the Coach Costello Foundation.
Coach Costello's Field Day
In November 2023, Broad Run High School hosted its 18th adaptive field day, now called Coach Costello’s Field Day! Coach Cos started the special education adaptive field day at Broad Run in 2005.
Your donations and support help make these field days possible. It was a day of joy and fun (and pizza)!
We can’t wait to see the other Coach Costello Field Days in the county this year! To learn more about this program and how to bring it to your school, click the button below.
T-shirts for Sale!
We have a few shirts left in stock. Email coachcostellofoundation@gmail.com to snag one!
Proceeds support Coach Costello's Adaptive Field Day program.
Golf4aCos 2023 Tournament
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Broad Run High School dedicated its gym, now the John Costello Gym, to Coach in October 2023.
Broad Run's Principal, David Spage, said Cos was “known for his care and compassion for students and athletes and his positivity. John supported countless young people in the classroom and as a coach. He literally defined our school and community and shaped and molded who we all are.”
Coach was also posthumously inducted into the Broad Run Hall of Fame.
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