Boys Nation Senators from Virginia
| Year | Delegates | Hometown |
|---|---|---|
| 2011 | Eugene Coleman III | Alexandria |
| James Russell | Chesterfield | |
| 2010 | Erik Bakke | Springfield |
| Daniel Rosenfeld | Richmond | |
| 2009 | John Gillen | Fairfax |
| Justin Charles Strickland | Springfield | |
| 2008 | Jason S. Campbell | Harrisonburg |
| James B. Lee | Fairfax | |
| 2007 | Paul E. Blair | Virginia Beach |
| George E. Schaefer | Norfolk | |
| 2006 | Andrew Mark Elgert | Hampton |
| Justin Lee Scott | Rocky Mount | |
| 2005 | Daniel Robert Foster | Arlington |
| Aaron J. Gregory | Carrollton | |
| 2004 | Bradley A. Hinshelwood | Shawsville |
| Andrew W. Simmons | Fairfax | |
| 2003 | Todd C. Eley | Hampton |
| Dennis Earl Harbin, III | Ashland | |
| 2002 | Daniel B. Cooper | Gretna |
| Jason K. Wagner | Virginia Beach | |
| 2001 | Sean W. Coughlin | Gloucester |
| Nathan E. Vassar | Gladys | |
| 2000 | Neil Hanlon | Smithfield |
| Andrew McCormick | Virginia Beach | |
| 1999 | Timothy L. Jones | Richmond |
| Mark D. Straub | Vienna | |
| 1998 | Jeffrey Hord | Montclair |
| Jon Rogowski | Highland Springs | |
| 1997 | Graves Thompkins | Alexandria |
| Jason Valcourt | Gloucester | |
| 1996 | Thomas McKee, Jr. | Fairfax Station |
| John Rowan | Burke | |
| 1995 | John Lojek | Lynchburg |
| Joshua Schumacher | Springfield | |
| 1994 | Ryan Lee Teten | Richmond |
| Alan B. Windsor | Stafford | |
| 1993 | Peter E. Mina | Centreville |
| Louis J. Edwards | Hopewell | |
| 1992 | Peter D. Andreoli | Centreville |
| Alexander C. Foos | Falls Church | |
| 1991 | Michael D. Mirmak | Vienna |
| Spencer E. Nolen | Danville | |
| 1990 | Micah N. Dalton | Richmond |
| Robert E. McMurtray | Burke | |
| 1989 | Mark R. Malson | Hampton |
| Robert M. Ripperger | Leesburg | |
| 1988 | James K. Bryant, II | Hampton |
| Ashley E. Miller | Gainesville | |
| 1987 | Raymond M. Boyd | Annandale |
| James C. Hudgins | Arlington | |
| 1986 | Douglas D. Mayo | Chesterfield |
| Vincent E. Vizachero | Churchville | |
| 1985 | Douglas A. Sims, II | Springfield |
| Alex D. Skucas | Hampton | |
| 1984 | David H. Eun | Virginia Beach |
| Eric A. Oisen | Stuarts Draft | |
| 1983 | Joshua S. Yamamoto | Springfield |
| Christian M. Rojas | Blacksburg | |
| 1982 | David M. Braun | Norfolk |
| Robert K. Merritt, II | Springfield | |
| 1981 | William T. Cushwa | Lovettsville |
| Bryan L. Wade | Sandston | |
| 1980 | Peter A. Michaud, Jr. | Chesapeake |
| Harold M. Goldston, Jr. | Richmond | |
| 1979 | Thomas F. McGuire | Virginia Beach |
| Everett A. Stauffer, Jr. | Virginia Beach | |
| 1978 | John J. Magri, IV | Lynchburg |
| Michael W. Musick | Cleveland | |
| 1977 | William C. Redeen, Jr. | Reston |
| Jeffrey B. Cockrell | Virginia Beach | |
| 1976 | Michael T. Garrett | Lynchburg |
| Christopher Kephart | Woodbridge | |
| Richard F. Koch, Jr. | Richmond | |
| Scott F. Parker | Vienna | |
| William M. Virgili | Alexandria | |
| 1975 | Stephen A. Grimstead | Newport News |
| Patrick D. Warfle | Alexandria | |
| 1974 | Roger W. Lee | Alexandria |
| David L. Owen | Richmond | |
| 1973 | William W. Blair | McLean |
| Stephen F. Schiff | Springield | |
| 1972 | Zane B Scott | Waynesboro |
| Michael A. Turner | Norfolk | |
| 1971 | Thomas A. Campbell | Reston |
| Robert A. Burton | Arlington | |
| 1970 | Richard G. Bieser | Vienna |
| Ralph E. Burnette | Lynchburg | |
| 1969 | Samuel F. Metcalf | Blackburg |
| Robert Kelly | Falls Church | |
| Mark S. Hattan | Springfield | |
| Daniel O. Graham | Arlington | |
| 1968 | John T. Masterson, Jr. | Falls Church |
| Christopher C. Howard | Richmond | |
| 1967 | Richard S. Jackson | Falls Church |
| Douglas B. Kamerow | Alexandria | |
| Craig A. DeAtley | Falls Church | |
| 1966 | Ramon P. Marks | Falls Church |
| Phillip J. Budahn | Hampton | |
| John M. Bennett, III | Hampton | |
| 1965 | John L. Fellows, III | |
| Alvin W. Wadford, Jr. | ||
| 1964 | Kerry G. Gillispie | Pearisburg |
| David L. Spaulding, Jr. | Annandale | |
| 1963 | Thomas H. Spahr | Bristol |
| Paul J. Hoeper | Woodbridge | |
| Charles E. Johnson | Narrows | |
| 1962 | David F McCullough | |
| William W. Cobb, Jr. | ||
| 1961 | Sherill Witt | Lynchburg |
| Larry Rosser | Alexandria | |
| 1960 | John G. Oberdorf | Falls Church |
| Doug Caton | Springfield | |
| Charles Novell | Pulaski | |
| 1959 | Robert L. Davis | Lynnhaven |
| James J. Gildea | Arlington | |
| Bryan Bennett | Bayside | |
| 1958 | Tris Hyde | Richmond |
| Thomas M. Lisi | Arlington | |
| Robert H. Hunt | Salem | |
| 1957 | Thomas Peake | Norton |
| Andy Robinson | Falls Church | |
| 1956 | William Smith | Portsmouth |
| Albert Gates | Norfolk | |
| 1955 | Claude A. Bugg | Alexandria |
| Carroll Dale | Wise | |
| 1954 | Michael F. Durfee | Arlington |
| James A. Garnett | Fredericksburg | |
| 1953 | ||
| 1952 | Robert F. Barker | Big Stone Gap |
| James T. Goble | Waynesboro | |
| 1951 | Isaac F. Stine, Jr. | Winchester |
| George Arger | Portsmouth | |
| 1950 | Raymond N. Perry | Danville |
| Jerry C. Murphy | Norfolk | |
| 1949 | Walter T. Garcia | Orange |
| J. Robert Johnson | Richmond | |
| 1948 | Edwin A. Thomas | Charlottesville |
| Claude S. Hornsby | Hampton | |
| 1947 | Shirley White | Winchester |
| Arnold Stallman | Vienna | |
| 1946 | J.B. Johnson | Osaka |
| Douglas T. Knight | Norfolk | |
Boys State Objectives
Boys State is a non-partisan program which encompasses the following objectives:
- To develop civic leadership and pride in American Citizenship.
- To arouse a keen interest in the detailed study of our government.
- To develop in the citizens a determination to maintain our form of government, primarily by bringing them to the realization of how great it is to be an American.
- To inculcate a sense of individual obligation to the Community, State and Nation.
