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The Davidson Fine Arts Athletics Hall of Fame would like to recognize student athletes who have shown tremendous talent and determination within their sport(s). Athletes who have defied the odds, overcame obstacles, worked well as a member of a group and as a leader that have also competed at the highest of levels within their sport(s). This Hall of Fame will help those athletes leave a lasting impression and a legacy for the exceptional student athletes that have graduated from Davidson Fine Arts. Legacies do not always refer to wins and losses. Therefore, the athletes who are inducted into the Hall of Fame will be well-rounded leaders who contributed to both the competition and the team.

WOMENS FLAG FOOTBALL

WOMENS GOLF

Brette Bryant. Graduated from Davidson Fine Arts in 2017. Brette golfed for the Titans for 6 years, from 7th-12th grade. Her 6th grade year, students were not allowed to participate on athletics teams but she was heavily involved in the First Tee program. Brette was a six-time Golfer of the Year for the Titans. She helped lead her teams to a MS runner-up championship and a 1st place championship in her 7th and 8th grade years respectively. In high school, Brette helped her team win several championships. Her freshman. sophomore, and junior years she helped her team win both region and area championships. Her senior year, she won the region championship as well. In her six years, she was the low medalist an extremely impressive five times, from 8th grade to senior year. Her junior year she was also selected as the Area Player of the Year for 3AAA. Brette also dominated at the highest levels, moving on to state all four years of high school. Within that competition, she placed top 10 in three years including Davidsons first ever individual state champion in 2017. Her senior year the Titans team placed 3rd overall at the state competition where she was the state low medalist in the AA classification. Brette was selected by the First Tee of Augusta as a golf ambassador where she represented them at the First Tee of Portland and competed at Pebble Beach alongside Larry Mize. Brettes contributions were not just about her individual achievements, but she was also a great supporter of womens golf and Davidson golf. Brette established a ladies only golf tournament, 'Puttin in Pearls' where she raised money for golf scholarships and raised 1,000 dollars to support the Davidson golf team. After high school, Brette attended Newberry College in South Carolina on a golf scholarship and later transferred to Clemson University where she studied golf management in their Professional Golf Management Program (PGM). After she completed internships and graduated, she became an assistant golf professional at Card Sound Golf Club in N. Key Largo, FL. Brette is also the first athlete in school history to be inducted into the esteemed Ring of Honor, which is the highest honor an athlete can receive at Davidson. 

Kaitlyn McGann. Graduated from Davidson Fine Arts in 2018. She attended Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, TX to study professional golf management. Kaitlyn golfed for DFA from 2012-2018 as a member of the Titans Golf Team. She qualified for state in all four years of high school. In 2018, she placed 1st in region tournament play and placed 3rd at State. Kaitlyn was nominated for Augusta's Player of the Year her senior season as well. Kaitlyn is statistically one of the lowest scoring female golfers in school history. She continued working in the golf realm at Southern Hills Golf Course in Tulsa, Oklahoma. 

MENS GOLF

Brady Bentley-  Brady golfed at Davidson for seven years as a Titan and has contributed to numerous championships in both middle and high school. He has led his team as the low scorer for Davidson in two region championships including the first men's region championship in school history. Brady has also competed in numerous tournaments outside of Davidson. He placed 1st at the SCJGA and 4th at the GSGA Georgia Amateur Qualifier where he advanced into the Georgia Amateur tournament in 2022. He also advanced into the final round of the 2022 USGA U.S. Amateur Qualifier tournament at Georgia Southerns home course. He was state qualified in 2022 for the AA state playoffs as well. He placed 1st at the GA Junior Tour Championship in 2021 and has several top 10 finishes in major tournaments in his career. He was also top 10 in the state in 2021 as an individual player at the GA state tournament. His accolades in golf include local, state and national recognition. He was the 2022 SCJGA Aiken Chapter GA Player of the Year in 2021 and 2022, a finalist for the USA Today Augusta Area HS Golfer of the Year and many others. Brady is statistically the lowest male scorer in school history and the most decorated male golfer in school history. Brady has consistently shown maturity and wisdom beyond his years throughout his career. He manages the course well, plays the right shots at the right time and is balanced in his game. 

Will Cawthon. Will graduated from Davidson Fine Arts in 2019 after being a member of the golf team for seven years. He attended the University of Georgia where he was also a member of the famed Georgia band. He remains one of the lowest scoring golfers in Davidson history. Will was also invited to participate in the 2018 PURE Insurance Championship at the famous Pebble Beach Golf Course. He placed T-9 in that championship. Will went on to work as a director of social competitions for the Chicago District of Golf Associations. 

WOMENS SWIMMING 

Lindsay Wallace. Lindsay graduated from Davidson Fine Arts in 2016. She attended Georgia Tech on a swimming scholarship (2016-2020). While at Georgia Tech Lindsay competed all four years swimming in numerous events. Lindsay leaves Georgia Tech having the 6th fastest time in the 1000 yd swim and 7th fastest time in the 1650 in Georgia Tech program history. Lindsay was the recipient of the 2014 CSRA Swim and Dive Female Athlete of the Year, 2015 Augusta Chronicle Female Swimmer of the Year, 2016 Augusta Chronicle Female Swimmer of the Year and the 2016 Greater Augusta Sports Council Female Athlete of the Year. She was also a two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All American. In both 2015 and 2016 she was a state bronze medalist in the 100yd freestyle. Lindsay set the school records at Davidson for the 200 Free, 200 IM, 50 Free, 100 Free, 100 Butterfly, 500 Free, 100 Back, 100 Breastroke, 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay. She also holds the record for points in a season and points in a career. She remains the most decorated swimmer in Davidson history. Lindsay was also the second athlete in school history to be inducted into the esteemed Ring of Honor, which is the highest honor an athlete can receive at Davidson. 

MENS SWIMMING

Logan Kelly. Logan graduated from Davidson Fine Arts in 2020. In his time swimming at DFA Logan swam for the varsity program all four years in high school. Logan was state qualified in diving all four years. During his senior season he also qualified for state as a member of the 200 free relay. Logan is also on a school record 400 free relay.  

Christopher Kilpatrick. Chris graduated from Davidson Fine Arts in 2020. In his time swimming at DFA Chris swam for the varsity program all four years in high school. Chris was state qualified in diving all four years. Chris also qualified for the state for his senior season as a member of the 200 free relay. 

Connor Melcher- Connor swam for the Davidson Fine Arts Varsity program for all four years in high school. He graduated in 2022 and was a multi-year team captain. Connor swam for three different head coaches in his career as well as swimming through the covid-19 pandemic. Although this presented many challenges, Connor remained dedicated to his sport and the team. He managed these challenges with grace and a positive attitude and continued to improve his times. Connor held several school records in his career. Upon graduation, he still had many of them posted, including the 200 free, 200 medley relay, 100 breaststroke and the 400 free relay. He was also a state qualifier in 2020 in the 200 relay. 

Chase Woollen. Chase swam for the Davidson Fine Arts Varsity program for four years in high school. After graduation, Chase attended the University of South Carolina. He continued his swim career in club swim for the University and also added water polo to his resume. He continued water polo through college and medical school where he became a doctor. Chase holds individual records in the 50 free and 100 free where he was a multi-state qualifier in those events.

MENS TENNIS 

WOMENS TENNIS 

Catherine Blouin. Catherine played for the Titans in all four years of high school and was a team captain as well. She qualified for state in all years eligible. There were no state playoffs in 2020 due to Covid-19. Catherine was nominated to the Player of the Year in 2021 for the CSRA and was voted as the Senior Athlete of the Year at Davidson in 2021. Catherine was given a tennis scholarship to play at Anderson University and was voted as the Conference Freshman of the Year. She was also the freshman of the year at Anderson University. She then transferred and continued playing collegiate tennis at Wofford College. 

MENS TRACK AND FIELD 

Chris Swint- Chris, the past seven years have been quite the journey. From the very beginning, you have worked hard, remained humble and steadfast in your quest to be successful in anything you tried. You have received praise from every single coach we have ran against. I cannot tell you how many times I have had kids tell me while you were racing, ‘dang, that white kid is running again’ or ‘Now our kid doesn't have a chance’ We began this team together your 6th grade year alongside many other student athletes. However, only three remained in the end. You were one of those three. You put your faith in me and trusted me to provide you with the necessary opportunity to be successful, and along with many other coaches, I believe we have led you to that success. You career has been nothing short of amazing. You were a distance runner early in your career and then switched to sprints in high school and you have truly excelled in both areas. You are a wonderful person and it has truly been a privilege and an honor to coach you and watch you grow. In your career, you alone have earned 631 points  and that includes losing your 2020 season. You have been a state qualifier, national qualifier, Junior Olympian, a region champion in multiple events and hold the following school records: MS points in a career, 100M, 200M, 400M, 1600M, 4X100M relay, 4X200M relay, 4X400M relay, 4X800M relay, HS points in a meet, HS points in a season, HS points in a career, Combined points in a career. You are ranked second all time in the MS 800, MS1600, MS points in a season and are top 3 in many other events. Your senior season was definitely your best, with three region champion events, a championship high points earner and a Garden City high points earner, a sectional qualifier. You had great placements in both indoor and outdoor and advanced to the highest levels in both. You are also the 2024 Davidson Athlete of the Year and the Senior Athlete of the Year. It is with extreme pride and honor to let you know that you are being inducted into both the Davidson Athletics Hall of Fame and will be just the third in school history to be placed into the Davidson Athletics Ring of Honor. 

WOMENS TRACK AND FIELD 

Tiffany Alexander- Tiffany began her career in high school and quickly became a team standout. Tiffany set and held school records in the 100M, 200M, Triple Jump and the 4X100M Relay. She advanced to the sectionals her senior year in multiple events and advanced to the state finals as well. Tiffany also served as a team captain her senior year. Tiffany had a true competitors spirit and gave 100% every single time she stepped on the track. Although her career was short as she began running for Davidson later in high school, she improved greatly in a short amount of time. She learned several different events and excelled at all of them.

Micayla Carter. Micayla began her track career at Davidson on the DFA club team where she became one of the first to qualify at District in track and field. She was a sprinter and ran the 100M and 200M sprints and also did long jump. Micayla was a unanymous vote for the first ever Team Captain position. She was instrumental in growing the sport of track at Davidson and was a key player in getting Varsity track approved. As COVID-19 ended the track season her senior year she still fought to have track added as a varsity sport and worked with the athletic director, administration and the RCBOE to push for equal treatment of all athletes and to provide equal opportunity for Davidson athletes. She also mentored younger athletes on the MS track team as well as those in high school to grow as athletes and individuals. 

WOMENS VOLLEYBALL 

Anna Cawthon- Anna was one of 6 four-year players when she graduated in 2021. She was selected to the All County 1st team in 2020 for her contributions as the Libero her senior season. Anna served as a Captain her senior year as well and helped lead the team on the court as well as newer players in camps and clinics. Her leadership showed in her dedication to the team and her work ethic that went unmatched. She was a Heisman Scholarship nominee her senior year. Anna was a two time scholar athlete award winner for her success in volleyball and the classroom. Anna also qualified for state two times in her only two seasons with the GHSA. She is also one of just a handful to participate in two playoff seasons in their first two years and is one of only three players to participate in all four playoff games in that time span. Anna holds school records upon graduation in Assists in a Season, BHA Attempts in a Season, Serve Receive in a Season, Assists in a Career, BHA Attempts in a Career and is second in several statistics with BHA, Assists and Set Records. 

Molly Griffin- Molly is also one of our longer tenured Lady Titans as she began her career during our Kroc Center season. Molly has had a career full of change. She began her career on JV but quickly moved to Varsity as the team needed her to fill a back row need. She has played several different positions over the years but her best season yet was her senior year as our Varsity libero, which is one of the most difficult positions there is. Molly was nominated and selected to the Area 4AA All Area 1st Team her senior year. She set records for serve receive in a match, in a season and is second all time in a career. She also bolstered a 95% percent passing accuracy this year which is second all time. She also has records for digs in a season and digs in a career. Molly has helped mentor several younger athletes and helped them grow in the sport. She took leadership to heart this year and stepped up in big ways to help the team. Molly has also been a part of a JV championship, all three Varsity championships and three trips to state playoffs. 

Koeda Hayes - Koeda is a 4 year player and was one of the first in school history. Koeda has not only demonstrated amazing skill as a libero but was equally as impressive as a setter. Koeda holds school records upon graduation in assists in a match, BHA in a match, digs in a season and ranks top 5 in 9 other records. She has been moved in three different positions in her career to better help the team and has shined in every single one. She is aggressive and makes saves when I thought no one else could. Koeda was also nominated for the Under Armour Senior All State Team as a libero. Koeda was also selected to the All Area 1st Team her senior year and also nominated for Player of the Year for the region. Koeda brought a competitive spirit to the court but also made everyone laugh and smile in practices and games. Her energy was contagious and kept the team focused and energized. She qualified for state all three GHSA seasons she competed in as well including an Elite 8 quarterfinals appearance and 3 total playoff wins. She will be the first of 2 in school history to be inducted into the HOF at Davidson after beginning her career playing any JV matches proving that hard work and determination do pay off.

Taylor Jordan - Taylor is a true story of perseverance and determination. Taylor began her career playing a split squad on both JV and Varsity. She held blocking and attacking records in JV in her first year while also playing in Varsity matches. Taylor continually worked to improve her net play and advanced to starting MB for Varsity. She holds school records in blocks in a match, blocks in a season, blocks per set in a season, blocks per set in a career  and blocks in a career. She also holds the career kill % record. Taylor served as a Captain her senior year stepping up in leadership roles and helped the team to another state playoff run. She truly dominated the net in game play always rising to the occasion when the team needed her to most. Taylor had a very competitive spirit that drove others to be more competitive and to step up on the big stage. She qualified for state all three GHSA seasons she competed in as well including an Elite 8 quarterfinals appearance and 3 total playoff wins. She will be the first of 2 in school history to be inducted into the HOF at Davidson after beginning her career playing any JV matches proving that hard work and determination do pay off.

Abbi Lee- Abbi was one of 6 four year players when she graduated in 2021. She was nominated in both GHSA seasons to the All County 1st Team. She was also nominated for Area Player of the Year her junior year.  She also served as a Captain her junior and senior year. She is a Heisman Scholarship award winner. She is only one of three recipients of this scholarship in Augusta. She was also the first to hit the milestone of 100 kills in school history. She is a scholar athlete award winner as well her senior year for her achievements in the classroom and the court. She is also one of just a handful to participate in two playoff seasons in their first two years. She is one of only three players to participate in all four playoff games in that timespan. Abbi holds school records upon graduation in Aces in a Match, Blocks in a Match , Digs in a Match, Passing Efficiency in a Match, Serve Receives in a Match, Aces in a Season, Kills in a Season, Digs in a Season, Passing Accuracy in a Season, Aces in a Career, Kills in a Career, Digs in a Career, Passing Accuracy in a Career, Serve Receives in a Career, Serve Receive Accuracy in a Career, Kill % in a Career, Kills per Set in a Season, Kills per Set in a Career. Her jersey number 10 was retired at the conclusion of her senior season and is the only player in Davidson school history to have their jersey retired. 

Martha Kate Morrison- Martha Kate Morrison has been with our program since the beginning. She began her career at the Kroc Center in our second round and has played every season since on Varsity. She was the first freshman to make Varsity in school history as well. She has demonstrated high levels of skill since she began but I was most impressed by her growth in the leadership position over the years. She has had to balance her personal life, other athletic commitments and her fine arts. She will be the last person from our first ever GHSA state playoff game to graduate.She is one of two this year to graduate after completing four years on Varsity and they are the first in school history to do so. Martha Kate has competed in all playoff games and championships. She has more varsity wins that any other Lady Titan in school history. She helped set the record for team wins in a season last year and again this year. She has 68 Varsity wins in her career in total. Martha Kate has dominated in the CSRA as she has almost 20 CSRA Player of the Weeks from the Augusta Chronicle, She has been the Area 2AA/4AA Player of the Year three times in her career, She has been nominated for the Georgia All Senior Team and the Under Armour Georgia All Star Team two times, as a junior and a senior. For Davidson she has demonstrated incredible leadership, especially her senior year as the lead Senior captain. She has helped mentor younger athletes and worked with Varsity and JV to improve the team and individual players. She also helped coach the JV team when I was officiating their games and did a great job. She has taken initiative to help improve our program, help me as a coach and help all of the players become better. Her skill is incredible. Martha Kate at graduation will hold 25 school records across almost every category. From serving, hitting, kills, passing she has shown she is well balanced in her game and does well in a variety of positions. She has set for us, played back row, been an outside hitter and right side hitter. She excelled in all. 

Katie Trapp -   Katie began her athletics career as a 6th grader in track and field and picked up volleyball in high school. Katie’s balance and determination to never settle for mediocrity has shot her to the top and made her a true competitor. In volleyball, Katie has shown what it means to build your career. She began on JV but put in the work to quickly move up into a varsity role and became a starting setter in her first year. There were bumps in the road as with all athletes and she showed what it means to be a competitor. She demonstrated grit and toughness in the sport but had a friendly, fun and inviting personality. A true renaissance woman. Her work ethic is unmatched, working in season, off season and through yearly summer camps in multiple sports. She was always looking for a way to get better. She attended camps and clinics alongside Davidson events to improve her skills and gameplay. Katie holds both JV and Varsity records including match, season and career records. She holds school records in BHA’s, assists, passing and serving accuracy, and wins in a season and career. However, it is not just the numbers that set Katie apart from her peers, both current and past teammates. Her ability to make a save was insane. The ability she had to place a set in the right spot when needed or to make a set from clear across the court to a drop point location for a hitter was crazy. She accepted the role of setter and the very high expectations that come with that. There were many times I cringed at a backwards sideways set from the 1 that ended up being a perfect set to the 4, almost 30 feet away. She is truly the most talented setter we have ever had in program history. Her career was filled with hurdles and challenges, it was never flashy but it was  filled with great and memorable moments. She hit a career milestone her senior year with over 500 assists and 2,000 BHA’s  for varsity and that’s in about two seasons. She was also a floor captain her senior year and was nominated for the All Georgia Senior team and the All Georgia team. She was selected to the All Area 4AA 1st team as well in 2023. 

Bre’lynne Ward - Bre’lynne is one of two 5 year players in school history to complete the volleyball program. From her 8th grade year until her senior season she has continually improved her skill sets in both hitting and her back row play. Bre’lynne ranks 2nd in blocks in a season and blocks in career. She holds school records in attack efficiency in a match and will graduate with the most kills in a career. She is also top 5 in seven other statistics. Bre’lynne brought a competitive spirit to the game and truly rose to the occasion in every big match. The spotlight was never too big and she thrived under the pressure. Bre’lynne also served as a floor captain her senior year. She has played multiple positions and excelled in both, helping us dominate the net as a MB in her first two years and a RS her senior year. She qualified for state all three GHSA seasons she competed in as well including an Elite 8 quarterfinals appearance and 3 total playoff wins. She also holds the career record for wins in a career. 

Ellie Wells - Ellie is the first of two full 5 year players in school history. She is also a 4 year Varsity Captain. She was selected two times to the all area team as well. Ellie has been a staple of consistency throughout her career. She has records for serving in a match and is top 3 in a season and career. She also holds the season kill % record her senior year while improving her swing speed and hitting power. Ellie was also consistent in serve receive and passing throughout her career marking impressive stats in both areas. She is a pillar of 5 lady Titans that helped build this program from scratch. From her 8th grade year until her senior season she was committed, dedicated and continually improved through hard work and determination. She qualified for state all three GHSA seasons she competed in as well including an Elite 8 quarterfinals appearance and 3 total playoff wins. She also holds the career record for wins in a career. 

MULTI-SPORT ATLETES 

Tayla Eller- Tayla has demonstrated that hard work and dedication to the sport will ultimately pay off in big ways. Tayla began her career on JV but quickly rose to a varsity position. She played both OH and RH for the majority of her career but also played MB this season and stepped up in big ways. Her main shift was about halfway through her junior year. I noticed something. She matured physically and mentally and grew her skill massively. Her senior year was her best yet. She improved every single statistic individually and was top 5 in kills, kill % and blocks in her career. She also broke the blocks in a match record with a staggering 7 total blocks. And that is after playing MB for about a week. She led the team in 2022 in hitting percentage at.187 which is 4th all time. Her focus on improvement is unmatched. Her work ethic will go down as one of the best to ever play for Davidson. Tayla also helped lead the Lady Titans to a record breaking season as one of our senior captains. Talya was nominated and selected for the Area 4AA All 1st Team and was also nominated for the Georgia All Senior Team in 2022. Tayla is also one of the longest tenured Lady Titans with five total years as she began her career with the Kroc Center. Tayla has also been a part of a JV championship, all three Varsity championships and three trips to state playoffs. Tayla Eller began her track and field career in 7th grade during our inaugural season and has competed 6 full seasons in her career, being the first in school history to do so. Tayla has held over 20 track records during her career and upon graduation still holds HS triple jump, 4X8 relay,  points in a meet, points in a career, MS 800, 4X4 relay, 400M Hurdles, MS points in a meet, points in a season and points in a career. She ranks second all time upon graduation in the MS 1600, 400, high jump, HS 400, 800 and 1600. Tayla has also been a tremendous asset in the teams success in multiple large meets. She was on our first middle school team to win the Garden City invitational in county history and was a part of that repeat as well. She was on the 2nd place championship team three times in her career and a HS Garden City championship which was the first in school history as well. Tayla was the athlete of the year for track in 2020, 2021, and 2022 . She was state qualified in 2019, 2021 and 2022. She was also the Davidson athlete of the year in 2021 and now in 2023. Tayla’s talent also extends past her track and field accomplishments as she has been a tremendous leader throughout the years. She has been a team captain all six years and has demonstrated tremendous leadership every season. From working drills, leading practices and helping newer and younger athletes, she was always willing to go above and beyond what was asked to ensure that the team was always improving. Tayla has a fire and passion in sports and a competitive drive that is unmatched. She has advanced to the sectional championship all three years of her high school career and has advanced to state as well in 2021. Tayla is a 2019 Junior Olympian as well being one of only two track athletes at Davidson to have that honor. Tayla is also the 2023 Davidson Athlete of the Year for the second time.   

Elise Pareizs- Elise began her track and field career as a junior when Davidson had its first official track season. Elise served as a team captain both of her years on the track team as well. Her leadership was not only evident in track but also swim where she was also a team captain her sophomore and junior years. Elise is a multi-sport state qualifier as she advanced as a member of the swim relay team in 2020 and both years in track advancing to the GHSA state finals. Elise held school records in both sports, including: 3200M, 4X800M Relay, 4X400M Relay and the 200 Free Relay. She is also second in career points upon graduation in track and ranks top 10 in career points in swim. Elise is a fierce competitor and balanced in her events because she was always willing to do what was best for the team. Her individual accomplishments were never a focus. Elise is being inducted as one of the first in school history to enter the Athletics Hall of Fame in multiple sports.

Neiman Sneed- Neiman was a true competitor in both tennis and track. He began running track during our inaugural season in 8th grade and tennis in 9th grade. Neiman excelled in both sports and was a state qualifier in both. He went to state in track and field for the long jump in track and qualified for state in tennis as the 1 seed each year in high school. Neiman held several school records in track and field including sprints and the long jump. He also was a member of several record setting relay teams in both the 4X100, 4X200 and 4X400M relays. Neiman placed in the top 10 in the state in long jump in 2022. Neiman was one of the first in school history to be inducted into the Hall of Fame for multiple sports. Neiman also received a full scholarship to continue playing tennis at the collegiate level. 

GHSA Coaches Hall of Fame 

Laurie Montgomery- Over the past 21 years, we have seen Davidson’s Swim Team thrive, competing and excelling at the highest levels. What you began has had hundreds of athletes compete over the years and there has been nothing but success. You helped build a program that has helped students achieve greatness, including state champions and students who attended college on swim scholarships. Davidson has had at least twelve championships and four runner-up championships, a state championship runner-up and a state championship third place. Many of these you were directly involved in over the years. You have helped the Titans Swim Team even after you left the head coaching position, assisting with the team and being the lead dive instructor for many years. We have had four state qualified divers and that is all because of you and your efforts to give back. You have a passion for swim that shows in all that you have done over the years, and you have built an impressive resume coaching for the Titans. Starting a program from scratch is incredibly difficult, and it takes a tremendous amount of time, effort, and skill. It is with great pleasure to announce that you are officially being inducted into the Class of 2024 Davidson Athletics Hall of Fame, and will be the first coach in school history to be given this honor. Your many achievements coaching have not gone unnoticed and I am incredibly proud of you and thankful to have had you on the staff at Davidson.

ATHLETICS RING OF HONOR

Athletes in the ROH must meet the criteria to be in the HOF and also stand apart from their peers that are also in the Hall of Fame. They should have immense talent and skill within their sport, played and excelled at the highest level, and demonstrated tremendous leadership and work ethic in their sport. The entire career must have been played at a high level.

Brette Bryant- Class of 2017. Golf 

Chris Swint- Class of 2024. Track and Field

Lindsay Wallace- Class of 2016. Swim and Dive