He won 15 DUSO League Hardcourt Titles, along with a Section Two title in 1929, Section Nine in 1947, 1948, and 1949, and one Intersectional Championship in 1948. Upon graduating with honors from KHS, Susan enrolled at Syracuse University where she would continue to swim competitively for the next four years. In 1943, during World War ll, he was a crew member on the B-29s that flew out of Guam until the last day of the war. The legendary athlete lettered in four sports while attending KHS: baseball, basketball, football and track. The Kingston High School Athletics Hall of Fame recognizes and honors individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the Tiger athletic program and, in some cases, at the college, professional, and Olympic levels, through their participation as athletes, coaches, or administrators. They had a share of the DCSL Titles as well in 1977, 1981, and 1982, winning both the League Meet and Section One Championships in 1981. Since the Fall of 1976, Dan has been the WKNY 1490 play-by-play announcer for all the Kingston High School Tigers Football games. The year 1971 marked the first time that a KHS swimming team had won, swept both the DUSO (Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan, Orange) League and the Section Nine Championships, Susans first year. The three dynamos were among the first in the state to break the barrier that for so long barred girls from participating on traditionally male athletic teams. In addition to basketball, Ertha made her mark in softball as a three-time DCSL first team selection, with .400 career batting average and was an asset to the Varsity Volleyball team her senior year. We are honored to induct the following individuals and team (s): Laura Arnesen Sullivan- 1987 Soccer & Basketball Gene Baker- 1976 Football, Basketball, Baseball Emmie Dolfi- 2009 Softball & Basketball In Track, Coach Kias produced championship teams in both the DUSO (1940, 1941, 1942, 1949, 1950, 1951) and Section Nine in 1949, 1950, and 1952. Updates and information regarding the Genoa-Kingston High School Hall of Fame Hall of Fame - Washington High SchoolWashington High School Home Athletics & Activities Athletics Hall of Fame Athletics & Activities Since 1988, Washington High School has inducted outstanding Warrior athletes into the Washington Hall of Fame annually. In 2012, the legendary athlete was honored as the first recipient of the inaugural Hobie Armstrong Excellence Award. Ferraro hit .585 his senior year and once scored 53 points as a member of the JV basketball squad. The first Hall of Fame inductees will be introduced at halftime of the Homecoming football game on Saturday Oct. 7 at Dietz Stadium. Charlie, though, was much more than just a basketball player. Ticket availability to be announced. KINGSTON, N.Y. >> The Kingston City School District has revealed the inaugural class of its new Kingston High School Athletic Hall of Fame. During the year he regularly scored in three events for KHS in the dual meet season. Since 2004, Tay has held the title of all-time leading scorer for Kingston High School and Section 9 as a whole, with a record of 2,119 career points. The NFHS is the national leader and advocate for high school athletics as well as fine and performing arts programs. Proving his versatility as an athlete, Hobie also set a new Harvard track and field record in the triple jump during his first season of competition. There, on a full basketball scholarship, she became the starting point guard for the next four years. Rubbing elbows with sport personalities such as NY Yankees Phil Rizzuto, Frank Messer, Bill White, Bucky Dent, Lou Pinella, and Bob Lemon. Where Charlie really excelled was on the offensive end of the court. In 2011, Mr. Costello passed away from lung cancer but his legacy lives on. During the Spring season, John competed in the Mile and Two-Mile runs as well as Relays for Kingston. In track, she won 72 of 77 races. Showing his versatility as a broadcaster, Dan also covered the Kingston High School Baseball games for several years during the 1990s. In the final game of his collegiate football career in December of 1952 versus Navy, Big Ed, at imposing 6-3 220, and playing before 102,000 people and President Truman, recovered three fumbles and intercepted a pass on the two-yard line in a tough 7-0 loss. Costello died in 2011 and a statue was erected in uptown Kingston in his honor in 12. Susan is currently (since 2008) the San Francisco Bay Area Co-Director of Swim Across America, a non-profit organization that raises money for cancer research through swimming events. She was the first woman to receive a full athletic scholarship in 1975-76 from Syracuse University Womens Athletic Department. Lynsey made the All-Section Team four times during her illustrious playing career. Creating an athletics hall of fame by Liam Frawley High school gyms across the nation are filled with banners and plaques noting memorable events in school history championships, All-State performances, 1,000 point and 100 goal careers. John, despite falling twice in the rain and mud, came away as the NYS (Class A) Cross Country Champion in 1972. We want to recognize athletes, coaches, teams and individuals who have made a significant contribution to HHS athletics. As a player, Charlie possessed a unique and rare quality, the ability to make his teammates better. He was a powerful and explosive, yet graceful jumper, with a fierce determination to excel. After graduating from Maybrook High School, where he played basketball, baseball, and football at Walden High School due to low numbers, he joined the Air Force. At the Section One Open Championships, he won all three jumping events, setting KHS Records in the Triple Jump (50-7.50), the High Jump (6-10) and shattered a 23-year old Section One Long Jump Record (24-0.50). Long before that, he established himself as a local legend on the hardwood and later ran a nonprofit . He led the DUSO in scoring, only year attending Ulster County Community College, Joe helped lead his basketball team to a perfect season, while continuing to break records, scoring the most points in a single game (47). Reinhard played football, basketball, baseball and golf for the Tigers. The Lady Tigers also captured 3 OCIAA (Orange County Scholastic Athletic Association) Division l League Titles during her reign in 2004, 2006, 2007, to go along with a Regional Title in 2007. Inducted into the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Hall of Fame . Substantive. In her senior year, Lynsey scored 30 points on three separate occasions. John Edward Weaver, who was better known to both the Kingston fanbase and to his teammates as Big Ed Weaver, was truly one of Kingston High Schools most outstanding athletes to ever don a Kingston uniform. Purchase tickets here. Independent. She became the schools first female state champion when she won the 3000 in 78. The visioning process included several names and various ideas. in as many years. He was employed locally by IBM for 36 years and before his retirement earlier this year, he was a Global Procurement Manager. All-time Herdegen wins leader Leon Randall holds up trophy after his win in 1980, one of 16 career victories in the tournament. His boat was undefeated in every dual meet. Lynsey Timbrouck was a two-time Freeman Player of the Year and left with five career records, including all-time scorer. On offense he was a valuable weapon as a receiver and was a defensive standout at the end position. That same year, Keith began his professional career, when he signed a contract with Kepez Belediyespor of the Turkish Basketball League. Updates and information regarding the Genoa-Kingston High School Hall of Fame Forty-Nine years ago, in September of 1969, Dan began broadcasting Kingston High School Football, joining the WKNY 1490 Radio Team as a statistician and the half-time/postgame announcer. Heather was a versatile athlete as she also played Girls Varsity Basketball and Softball for three years at KHS. THS Athletic Hall of Fame. Ertha Burris, the first 1,000-point scorer in Tiger girls basketball history. With an all-time career average of 24.2 points per game, the three-year Varsity starter held the record for most points scored in a single game (44) until 2004. She helped lead the Tigers to two section titles and their first state final four appearance in 2007. The Albert Einstein High School Alumni Association established the Arts Hall of Fame to recognize and honor graduates who have brought fame and recognition to Albert Einstein High School through their exemplary and outstanding contributions in music, theater, dance, cultural arts, visual arts, and many more! This enabled her to earn a full athletic scholarship to the University of Virginia, a Division l school which competed in the tough ACC League. He capped an undefeated (13-0, nine course records) 1973 cross country season by becoming the schools first athlete to win a state title. He was Honorary Football Captain from 2009-16 and, to this day, still comes out and talks to the team during the preseason. Crispin Kott was born in Chicago, raised in New York and has called everywhere from San Francisco to Los Angeles to Atlanta home. Presenter: Bud Kohler. It should be noted that here was a conscious decision to create an objective process that rewards athletes/coaches that are truly outstanding. KHS then re-claimed their final Section Nine Title the very next year in 1971 before moving over to Section One from 1972 to 1987. She earned varsity letters all four years and was honored in 1976 for her sport by receiving the Lucille H. Verhulst Sportswoman Award. It begins at 4 p.m. with a tour of the campus, including the renovated field house, the turf field, the new high school buildings and the brick display supporting the Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame Selection Committee representing the school has chosen each inductee . Class of 2020: Denise Bates, Rick Butler, Jennifer Dicarlucci, Bob Jacovino, Conor Lander, Ricky McVay, Mark Overbye, Kara Sefcik, and the 1987 . The Tiverton High School Athletic Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2022, the members of which will be honored during a ceremony in the fall. It was the first ever State Title for any athletic team in KHS history. The game, against Pine Bush, starts at 1:30 p.m. That night, the Hall of Fame Induction Dinner and Ceremony will be held at the Chateau, 240 Boulevard, state Route 32, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are now available: $30 for adults, $20 for children under 12. The individuals selected have made outstanding. Along the way, he garnered six first place finishes, four second place finishes, and qualified for the Section Nine (Class A) Meet, where he would finish 18th. Tragically, in his senior year of high school, the promising young athlete passed away after being involved in a car accident. Upon the completion of his service, he returned to football again and played for the Paterson Panthers as well as with the the Brooklyn Dodgers for the All-American conference. Joe was a Dutchess Ulster Sullivan Orange (DUSO) Player of the Year and a three-time All-DUSO first team selection. * Susan Helmich (Class of 1973) In 1971 (a year before Title IX), she was one of three girls to become the first to compete on a KHS varsity boys team, proving to be a consistent point scorer on the swim team. Dan Reinhard is a 1970 graduate of Kingston High School. At 6-3, she was an imposing player in the middle and at the net. Don Scofield - 1960-1989, XC and Track Coach Joe then earned a Silver Medal in the High Jump (6-8. Not one to rest on his laurels, Joe competed in August of 1986, in the NYS Empire Games Scholastic Division where he took home two Gold Medals for the Long Jump (23-11) and Triple Jump (48-11), setting new meet records. Ertha went on to play basketball at Ulster County Community College, where she set the all-time single game scoring record of 58 points. Some of Johns Indoor and Outdoor track accomplishments include: 1971 2nd place finish in the Two-Mile at the DUSO Outdoor Championships; 1972 DCSL Outdoor Two-Mile Champion; 1972 Section One Class A Two-Mile Champion; 1972 6th place finish in the Two-Mile at the NYS Outdoor Championships, in a new KHS Record (9:32.6); 1973 3000 Meter Steeplechase Champion at Queens-Iona Relays, in a new KHS Record (9:40.4); 1973 Setting new DCSL and KHS Records in the Mile Run (4:25.8); 1973- Two-Mile Champions at the Section One (Class A) Meet; 1973 5th Place Bronze Medalist at the Penn Relays with his best Two-Mile time of 9:19.6; 1973 Sprint Medley Relay Champions at Arlington Relays; 1973 one of only two runners to be named by the Dutchess County Track Coaches and Officials Association to the First Team in two events, the Mile and Two-Mile Runs. He and his boat crew, as the schools official entry, participated in a 10-Team College Invitational 2,000 Meter Spring Regatta at Seattle, Washington. * Ed Williams (1960) U.S. Nordic Ski champion and an Olympian in the biathlon. August 11, 2021 at 9:28 a.m. In her Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior years, she was a Regional Cross-Country Champion. Though, competing against the physically bigger and stronger boys, Susan proved that she was more than capable of holding her own by becoming a consistent point scorer for the team. List of previous award winners coming soon Marissa Hewitt 1999. At the Federation Cross Country Championships, she placed 3rd in 1976 and 5th in 1977, along with copping a 4th place finish at the NYSPHSAA Meet in 1977. The Hall, established in 1995, wasn't able to officially induct its 2020 class until last fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic forcing the cancellation of the 2020 and 2021 ceremonies. Susan P. Helmrich dreamed of breaking barriers. He helped to revive the Kingston Cross Country program by winning the DUSO Championship in 1942, 1946, 1957, and 1962, and the Section Nine Title in 1946, 1952, 1957, 1958, 1961, and 1962. Philip R. Brown Jr. (1977) Track, Wrestling, Coach. He was rewarded for his undefeated season by being selected to a spot on the All-State Cross Countrys First Team. During the winter of 1987, a sore ankle limited him to running the 100 meters during dual meets. Kingston won six more league titles in 1980, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, and 1987 and one Section One Championship in 1980 before Coach McCormick hung up his whistle and retired in 1988. The newest members of the Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame were officially introduced on Tuesday night to city council. 1301 E. Walnut St. Carbondale, IL 62901. Following graduation, the multi-faceted athlete brought his talents to the prestigious Harvard University, where he continued his impressive football career. Bell Schedule. Here Dan chats with guests of local and national interest. He led the basketball team in scoring as a sophomore and recovered three fumbles and getting an interception in the 1952 Army-Navy game. He was a third-base coach for the Yankees and would manage the Cleveland Indians in 1982. Overall, the team swam to a 12-3 record, including an undefeated DUSO League mark of 8-0. The individuals selected have made outstanding contributions to the Tiger athletic program and in some cases, at the college and professional levels, through their participation as Kingston High School athletes, coaches or administrators, read a district press release. Ed graduated West Point in 1954 as a Second Lieutenant, then spent four years in the U.S. Air Force until 1957 and was promoted to Major in 1963 in the U.S. Air Force Reserves. The induction ceremony took place at the Strongsville Recreation Center and was well attended by family, friends, coaches and community members.The athletic hall of fame committee annually selects five worthy alumni to be inducted into the Hall . In a profession where change is the norm, (Moving on up the line), Dan has chosen to remain local and give back to his hometown by sharing his many talents in the broadcasting profession. A 1,000-point scorer with the Tigers, he went to to star at Holy Cross and played professional basketball in Germany and Turkey. The Strongsville High School Athletic Hall of Fame Committee held the 32nd Annual "Athletic Hall of Fame" Induction ceremony on Thursday October 12th. KINGSTON, N.Y. The third class for the Kingston High School Athletics Hall of Fame, originally selected in 2020, will finally be honored on Friday, May 20. He is Kingstons All-Time Winningest Coach with a career record of 372 wins and 113 losses in his 28 years of coaching. All four years of high school, Kerry played on the Varsity level for volleyball, basketball and softball and earned the title of Daily Freeman Player of the Year in the latter two. The Hall of Fame committee is composed of former athletes, coaches, and school personnel: Bill Johnson, Chair Martha Jamieson, Athletic Director Olly deMacedo Jim Geronaitis John Mahoney Peter McClelland Scott McKee John Montosi Linda Redding Larry Walsh The committee is always seeking new committed members to serve for two-year terms. As a first-year competitor, he quickly established himself as the Cross-Country teams top runner by being Kingstons first runner across the finish line in every single meet that year. Heather was named her teams MVP while carrying a 3.97 GPA during her second season in 2000, while leading the conference in kills per game: 4.39. * Cindy Lowe (1974) Lettered in five different sports. He won the WBC light welterweight championship in 1984 and fought a nationally-televised title defense in the Midtown Neighborhood Center. The following is the selection format for individuals who are deserving of honor on the Franklin High School Wall of Fame. He was fast, an exceptional ball-handler and a terrific passer. If you right click on the file name, you will see the option to OPEN or SAVE TARGET AS. The 2020 class features Tony Badalato (coach, athletic director), Phil Brown (Class of 1977, track, wrestling, coach), Rene Helbok Cone (1995, swimming, softball), David Jordan (1979, soccer, track), Cynthia Lowe (1974, basketball, skiing, softball, tennis volleyball), Clark Mains (1948, baseball), Ed Mills (1965, baseball, football, coach), Eddie Parker (1983, football, track), Kim Potocki Kennedy (2002, soccer, track), Leon Randall (1950, golf), Michael Rienzo (1949, baseball, basketball, football, coach) and Edward Williams (1960, 1968 U.S. biathlon Olympian). A 1946 graduate of Kingston High School, he has been a loyal and passionate supporter of KHS Athletics since his days as a Kingston Fighting Maroon on Coach Willard Burkes DUSO Football Championship team over seventy years ago. 212. Each spring, the Board of Education Athletics Hall of Fame Committee seeks nominations for induction . Among his many accolades, Jerry was named first team All-Conference, NAIA first team All-American, was given the Most Valuable Player award and in 2003, he was inducted into the Hastings College Hall of Fame. The first class honors individuals who have contributed to the Tiger legacy as athletes, administrators, coaches and supporters. Not only did Doreen stand tall on the basketball court, but in the classroom as well. The mission statement of the Hall of Fame Foundation, according to napahighhof.org, is to honor the school and its department of athletics by recognizing the achievements of former. * John Cabell (Class of 1973) Kingstons premier male distance runner. Individually, John had 13 victories, setting 9 course records, including a showdown with UCAL Cross Country Champion, Phil Hand from Red Hook, whom he defeated easily. The Athletic Hall of Fame recognizes and honors individuals who have She was a four-time OCIAA and Section 9 singles champion. A 2003 graduate of Kingston High School, he led his Varsity basketball team to three OCIAA championships from 2001 to 2003 and two consecutive Section 9 Championships, while becoming KHSs second all time leading scorer with a career total of 1,390 points. The Maroon Linksmen were the reigning DUSO (Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan, Orange) Champions and a three-peat Section Nine Titlist in 1965, 1966, and 1967. He has been involved with sports reporting and broadcasting since 1968, his junior year at KHS. He is the current school record holder for most touchdowns in a career (37) and most points scored in a career (249). During the 1937-38 campaign, Captain Charlie Bock capped off a spectacular basketball career by leading his Kingston team to its third consecutive DUSO League Championship. Received the "Certificiate of Merit in Recognition of Outstanding achievements in the Fields of Athletics" from the Green and White Club of OU in 1967 and 1988. The Induction dinner and ceremony are currently scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 21, at the Chateau in Kingston. The public will be allowed to reserve limited seats after April 15. As a Freshman in 1999 for the Bobcats, she was selected to the All-Northeast Conference Second Team. A statue of the boxing legend prominently stands at the intersection of Albany Avenue, Broadway and Chandler Drive in Kingston, reminding locals and visitors alike of Kingstons very own champion. . Kingston High School Athletics. Voted Kingston High Schools Football Player of the 30s, Thomas led his team to the Dutchess Ulster Sullivan Orange (DUSO) Championship in 1936 and also won three DUSO titles for both basketball and baseball. During that same three-year span, she scored 1147 points. 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The award is named after Kathy Stewart Holloway. He won five consecutive DUSO Basketball Titles in 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939, and 1940, and followed that up by grabbing four consecutive championships in 1946, 1947, 1948 and 1949. Billy Costello, a baseball player at Kingston, the 1975 grad made his real mark in boxing. Chris Kirkpatrick at (336) 287-1707, or Eddie Raynard (336) 785-5611. The 1937 baseball season (Charlies final year) brought KHS another DUSO League Baseball Crown. An advocate for equality and a strong proponent for the girls athletic program, Vivian helped pave the path for all of KHSs female athletes to come. F. Richard McCormick began his teaching and coaching career in the Kingston City School District in 1959. Willard Burke, who guided the football team to six titles, including three consecutive undefeated seasons from 1956-58. He finished with 1,282 points in an era long before the 3-point shot existed.