11325 MSU_Varsity M Booklet

Congratulations to lamont germany, a great
Colleague and dear friend on your induCtion into
the morgan state university hall of fame... a well-
deserved honor. Be Blessed – Bill hamilton

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Call to Order Mr. Ramon Wright

Opening Remarks ’79 Football Championship Team
Introduction of Master of
Ceremonies Mr. Leonard Braxton
Introduction of Dias Guest Mr. Ronnie Duncan

Greetings Mr. Ronnie Duncan

Morgan State University Dr. Kevin Banks
Varsity “M” Club, Inc.
Morgan Vice President of Student
MSU Athletic Department Affairs

Student Athletic Advisory Dr. Willie Thompson II
Committee (SAAC)
President Varsity “M”
Moment of Silence/
Invocation Ms. Dena Freeman-Patton

Athletic Director

Mr. Emmanuel Ibeh

Ms. Valerie E. Robinson

Dinner is served…

Hall of Fame Ceremony

Introduction of Inductees Mr. Ronnie Duncan

Introduction of Teams of Mr. Ronnie Duncan
Distinction Award
Presentation of Trophies and Mr. Leonard Braxton
Certificates
Induction Ceremony Dr. Willie Thompson II
Closing Remarks Mr. Leonard Braxton
Alma Mater Ms. Natalie Phillips
Benediction Ms. Valerie E. Robinson

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On behalf of Athletic Hall of Fame program committee, it is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the
29th Varsity “M” Club Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony. Fifty one years ago on
October 31, 1971, the Varsity “M” Club Athletic Hall of Fame was born. Since that time, over two hundred
and sixty deserving men and women have been enshrined into the Hall of Fame, and the Program
Committee congratulates the eight distinguished individuals that will join this illustrious group tonight.

The Committee is also excited to continue the newest tradition established at the 2016 banquet, the Team
of Distinction Award, which is the highest honor a team can achieve in recognition of its athletic
accomplishments at Morgan State University. We join with this evening’s attendees and congratulate the
two recipients that will receive this honor tonight.

To our inductees and honorees, our selection is symbolic of the years of dedication, perseverance, hard
work and contributions you have made to the benefit of the tremendous athletic legacy at Morgan. You
have brought glory to our Alma Mater and yourselves in each of your particular athletic endeavors. To
become a member of the Varsity “M” Club Athletic Hall of Fame or to be selected as a Team of Distinction
is truly an honor and comes with great responsibility as you will forever be enshrined as an example of
excellence for future Morgan Bears.

We are all proud of tonight’s recipients – so let us, with pride, hail each of them as they stride forth to
receive the acclaim with the love of Morgan in their eyes.

Leonard Braxton, Chair 2
Athletic Hall of Fame Program Committee
Varsity “M” Club Inc

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Welcome to our 29th Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony. This evening we will honor
those Morganites selected by their colleagues as having met the criterion worthy of recognition for
enshrinement in the Varsity “M” Club Athletic Hall of Fame.
To those being honored, we extend our best wishes. You have shown outstanding athletic ability, as well
as leadership, dedication and devotion to our Alma Mater. The total education you received at Morgan
continues to manifest itself in your involvement in the affairs of your respective communities.
As you step forward to accept your well-deserved honor today, it is hoped that you will continue to
dedicate yourselves to being active members of the Varsity “M” Club Inc. Your enthusiastic involvement
and participation will help our Alma Mater achieve its goals of supplying the world with its future leaders.
Congratulations once again remember, Morgan needs you and the Varsity “M” Club needs you.
Dr. Willie Thompson II, President
Varsity “M” Club Inc.

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I would like to welcome each of you to this year’s Morgan State University Varsity M Club Hall of Fame
Induction Ceremony. As most of you already know MSU has a long and Storied Athletic history which
reaches back more than 100 years. In this time we have been fortunate to have had many of our student
athletes make significant contributions on the State, National, and World stage through individual and
team endeavors. Since 1971 The MSU Varsity M Club has been instrumental in documenting and
recognizing our great contributors and enshrining these individuals into our Athletic Hall of Fame.

This year’s MSU Varsity M Club HOF induction class is comprised of 8 inductees representing five sports.
The inductees time at our National Treasure span over 4 decades dating back to the 1970’s in which
these individuals played a significant role in Morgan’s long and storied athletic legacy.
Today is our time to reflect on your significant achievements and applaud these accomplishments.

To those witnessing today’s ceremony, I would like to thank you for your participation in today’s event.
Most importantly, I would like to congratulate today’s Hall Fame Inductees and their family on the
significant athletic contributions that you have made on behalf of your National Treasure and welcome
you into our Athletic Hall Fame.

Dr. David Wilson
Morgan State President

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On behalf of Morgan State Athletics and our 300+ student-athletes, we would like to congratulate
the 2022 MSU Athletics-Varsity M Club Hall of Fame Inductees. You are being honored in
recognition of the true Morgan spirit that you exhibited in competition, in the classroom, and in
the community during your time on campus. You will forever be a part of the Morgan State Bear
Family and your impact on our institution always felt. We congratulate and thank you for laying
the foundation and setting the standard by which our student-athletes follow.
GO BEARS!

Dena Freeman-Patton
VP, Director of Athletics

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Ronnie Duncan comes to Detroit full of enthusiasm built on
years of enjoying the "Motown Sound. “Prior to bringing his
talents to Detroit, Duncan was a sports anchor and Reporter at
WTXF FOX 29 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Duncan’s
broadcasting career began in 1978 in Baltimore, Maryland, at
the Veterans Hospital. It was there that he developed his on-
air skills with more than 30,000 volunteer hours. That
experience helped him land a spot doing Sports at WEAA-FM
on the campus of Morgan State University under the watchful
eye of legendary Hall of Fame broadcaster Larry Dean. Ronnie
got his television break in 1983 at WJZ-TV in Baltimore as a sports reporter and weekend sports anchor.
Since that time his broadcasting journey has taken him to multiple spots including Phoenix, Arizona,
Indianapolis, Indiana, Columbus, Ohio, and Cleveland Ohio. Throughout his career, Ronnie has been
recognized for excellence in broadcasting for both Sports and News reporting, including six Emmys
nominations and the 2012 "Sportscaster of the Year" by the Alabama Broadcasters Association. Ronnie is
also a familiar face to the sport of Boxing. He has been on Showtime, ESPN, CBS Sports Network, and Fite
TV as a blow-by-blow commentator, ringside reporter and ring announcer. Most recently, he traveled to
Ghana, Africa, hosting an event at the historic Bukom Stadium last September. Ronnie has consistently
throughout his career sought after opportunities to showcase his versatility. In 2014, he leaped from
sports to news and secured a position at WNEM (CBS) in Flint and Saginaw. While leading WNEM's
coverage of the infamous Flint water crisis, Ronnie was granted an exclusive one-on-one interview with
former Gov. Rick Snyder from his apartment. That along with other breaking news stories lead to WNEM
receiving the Associated Press award for Outstanding Coverage of the crisis. Throughout his career,
Ronnie has maintained a desire to give back to the community he serves and he plans on becoming a
familiar face throughout Southern Michigan and beyond. He volunteers and does charitable works with
the Epilepsy Foundation, The Muscular Dystrophy Association, Veterans Administration, The Boys & Girls
Club, National Association of Black Journalists and the NAACP. Ronnie says Detroit is a dream come true.

"I'm excited to be here at CBS Detroit. We have a remarkable opportunity to create some New Hits in
News for Motown; So Get ready because here we come," he says.

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The Varsity “M” Club, Inc., Athletic Hall of Fame was founded in 1971 to recognize and honor former
student athletes, coaches and administrators who have made extraordinary contributions to the Morgan
athletic program. To accommodate the absence of a category for team accomplishments, the Varsity “M”
Club and the Morgan Department of Athletics partnered in 2016 to establish the Varsity “M” Club Athletic
Hall of Fame Team of Distinction Award to acknowledge entire teams that have made outstanding
achievements in athletics. The Team of Distinction Award is the highest honor that a Morgan athletic team
can receive, and it honors those teams that have distinguished themselves as instrumental to the legacy
of a particular Morgan sports program by having achieved an outstanding accomplishment or unique
recognition not made by another team in its respective sport. The recipient(s) are selected by the Athletic
Director and Hall of Fame Chairperson, and approved by the Hall of Fame selection committee by majority
vote. The Morgan State University Athletic Excellence Fund is a recognition partner, providing financial
support for the official Team of Distinction Award plaques.

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Acknowledgements 8
Glenny Moore – Kool Konvo’s (Conversation with Testimonies)
Langston Fraley - Photography

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Eric Evans

Basketball- (1974-1978)

Posthumous

Eric Evans was known by several nicknames,
including Junie, Pencil, Scoob, Scooba Diver,
“6' 10”, and in South America, “Tornillos”.

After an outstanding high school career, Eric
was recruited by 60 Colleges and Universities,
but Coach Nathaniel Frazier was able to
convince his mother to have her son attend
Morgan State College (now University) on a
full basketball scholarship with the
encouragement of family friend Lenzie Rick
Grice. During his time at Morgan State, Eric

excelled in his basketball accomplishments.

● MEAC player of the week six times in his sophomore year, two weeks straight in his junior year
● Baltimore Sun’s All Collegiate Basketball team in his sophomore year
● MEAC MVP 1977, (scored 51 points during this tournament against Howard University
● Selected to the All MEAC Basketball team (sophomore year)
● MEAC Player of the Year for the 1976-1977 season
● Instrumental in taking Morgan State to their 1st MEAC Championship in 1977
● Because of his outstanding college career, he was able to play professionally in South

Professional Basketball Career in Venezuela and Colombia, South America from 1978 until 1985.
(Winning a championship for each country during his tenure there).
While In South America, Eric became fluent in Spanish, being self-taught.
● Drafted to play with the semi-professional CBA League teams, the Baltimore Metros and the
Mohawk Valley Thunderbirds
● He continued his basketball career with a Christian based team that included Meadowlark
Lemon (former Harlem Globetrotter) as a teammate/coach

In 2021, Eric was one of five Morgan State Basketball legends named to the MEAC 50th Anniversary
Basketball Team for his many accomplishments on the court. In addition, Mr. Evans was inducted into
MEAC Athletic Hall of Fame in 1986.

Eric loved sports and his passion was basketball. However, his most important accomplishments are his
daughter Calesha and granddaughter Kaycee.

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Gerald Huggins

Football (1976-1979)

Gerald Huggins earned his Bachelor of Science
Degree in Business Administration with a minor in
Accounting from Morgan State University in June
of 1980.

He also earned an MBA/ Business Management
from Long Island University in 1986. Gerald has
had a rich professional career in several
organizations; New York City Department of
Housing Preservation and Development,
Services/Goodwill Industries of Greater NY and
Northern NJ, and the New York Stock Exchange.
Gerald Huggins currently holds a position as a Real
Estate Broker and Notary. Gerald is a Lifetime
Member of the Morgan State University Alumni Association.

Mr. Huggins' Collegiate and Professional accomplishments are impressive and were valuable to his
team’s overall success. During this time, Gerald was an indispensable member of Morgan State Football
Team University, while achieving copious recognitions.

Morgan State University/Athletics-Football

● Starting linebacker four seasons (1976-1979)
● Co-Captain three seasons (1977-1979)
● Member of 1976 team/Pioneer Bowl in Tokyo, Japan
● Member of 1976 MEAC Co-championship team.
● Member of 1979 MEAC championship team
● MEAC 1st Team All-Conference (1978)
● MEAC 2nd Team All-Conference (1979)
● MEAC Player of The Week (2)
● Baltimore Sun All-State College Football 1st Team 1979
● Over 300 career tackles
● Baltimore Colts 1980-Free Agent, Miami Dolphins 1982-Free Agent
Gerald currently resides in New York City. Gerald Huggins survives his wife. They have three adult
children; Kalvin, Sydney and Gerald II.

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Chauncey Wynn

Wrestling (1986-1990)

Chauncey Wynn earned his Bachelor of Science
Degree in Business Administration from Morgan
State University in 1991. He also earned a
Master’s in Business Management from Central
Michigan University in 2002. Chauncey is a
member of Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. He is
the founder of Wynn Wynn Solutions, a non-
profit. Mission statement:

IMPROVE THE COMMUNITY THROUGH
EDUCATION

Chauncey Wynn’s Collegiate accomplishments were impressive in his illustrious collegiate
career. During this time, Chauncey was a valuable member of the Morgan State Wrestling
Team under Coach James Phillips.

During his time at Morgan State, Chauncey excelled in his wrestling accomplishments which
gave him National Recognition.

● NCAA Division 1 All- American 158 lbs.
● Four Time Conference Champion
● Undefeated in MEAC Competition
● Navy Champion
● Two Time Eastern Regional Champion
● 1990 Morgan State University Male Athlete of the Year
● Three Time MVP of The Morgan State Wrestling Team
● Senior Year All American Record 42-4-1
● Nationally Ranked 1988-1990
● Career Record 141-25-1

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Mary Frazier-Foxworth

Women’s Basketball (1978-1983)

Mary Frazier is a 1984 graduate of Morgan State
University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Telecommunications. Ms. Frazier has an
established career with over 25 years of radio
broadcasting experience. Additionally, she is a
recipient of several industry awards and
recognitions; Billboard Music Award, Radio
Personality of the Year, Radio and Records
Personality of the Year and Living Legends Award,
just to name a few. She is a member of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc., and the founder of Sista Strut
Breast Cancer Walk. Mary has authored two
successful books, and is the CEO and creative
director for The Diva at the Stage Door Theater Company where she has produced and directed
seven titles. In 2019 she wrote her own stage play "Conversations for Sista's only" which is
currently touring the country.

Mary Frazer’s Collegiate accomplishments on the court are remarkable. During this time, Mary
was an integral member of Morgan State Women’s Basketball Team University, while achieving
numerous recognitions.

● First Team Maryland All State 1980-1981
● First Team All-Conference AIAW 1980
● Morgan’s Season-by-Season Scoring Leader 1982-1983
● Morgan’s All-Time Assist Leader 1978-1983
● MVP Francis Memorial Invitational
● Career Points 983

With all those achievements, her greatest reward is being mom to her daughter, Phallon.

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Dorothy Buford

Volleyball (1997-2000)

Dorothy Buford earned her Bachelor of Science Degree in
Psychology in 2001 from Morgan State University. She also
earned a Master of Art Psychology with a focus in Counseling,
and earned a certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis from
California State University, Sacramento. She is co-owner of 3
Point Real Estate & Construction, Inc; a corporation created with
her husband in 2011.

She was a member of the Morgan State University Women’s
Volleyball Team from 1997-2000. Dorothy has an impressive set
of individual performance records.

● 1997-2000 years played
● 1997-2000 194 Blocks
● 1997-2000 1049 kills with 2878 attempts
● 1997-2000 852 digs
● 1997-2000 118 Aces
● 1998 & 1999 All MEAC & TOURNEY TEAM Honors
● Penn State all-tournament team in 1998
● And most importantly 3 Championship rings!!!
● 2 All Conference Selections

Dorothy stays active in her community through sports engagement with the youth. She married Chris in
2006 becoming Mrs. MacPhail, and had a daughter Mikayla in 2007, son Mathias in 2009 and son Major,
in 2013.

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Matthew Steeple

Football (1990-1993)

Matthew Steeple had a highly successful
college career at Morgan State University
where he was Freshman of the Year in 1990.
He led the team in tackles, was a First Team
All-Conference defensive tackle, and was
also the team's Defensive Player of the Year
his junior and senior seasons. He finished
his career at Morgan as a first team Black
College and Division 1-AA All-American.
Steeple signed with the Chicago Bears as a
free agent in 1994 after attending the NFL
combine in Indianapolis. He also played
nine seasons in the Arena Football League
(AFL). Coach Steeple has extensive indoor
football playing experience. He played nine seasons in the AFL from 1996 to 2004 for four different teams
(Iowa Barnstormers, New Jersey Red Dogs, Florida Bobcats, and New York Dragons).

• 1990 Morgan Male Freshman of the Year
• 1992-1993 Morgan Defensive Player of the Year
• 1993 1st Team All-Black College Football
• 1993 1st Team Division 1 AA All American
• 1992-1993 1st team All MEAC Defensive Tackle
• 1994 Morgan Male Athlete of the Year

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Nathan "Pearl" Munford III

Football (1975-1978)

Nathan Munford III was a significant contributor to
the MSU football team during the 1975 through 1978
seasons. A native of Richmond, VA. Munford is
considered one of the most versatile offensive
talents in MSU history, having earned All-MEAC 1st
teams honors as a running back and a receiver in
multiple years. In addition to earning the same
recognition on Maryland’s All- State teams.
Munford’s efforts served to support Morgan’s
second MEAC conference championship in 1976.
In recent years, Mr. Munford has been actively
involved in the Richmond, VA community as a high
school football coach and overall development of the
young men in his community. Nathan is a retired Juvenile Correctional Supervisor giving 25 years
of service.
Athletic Achievements:
● 3 time all-MEAC First team 1st Team Receiver & Running Back, 1977-78
● Member of Morgan’s second MEAC conference championship in 1976.
● Participated in the Black College All Star Game in 1979.

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Albert Lamont Germany

1975 - Present

Albert Lamont Germany earned his Bachelor of Arts degree
in Communications, graduating from Morgan State
University in 1979. For more than 40 years, Lamont, as he is
affectionately known, has been a radio voice on WEAA at
Morgan State University. Since 1975 as a freshman, Lamont
has been Play-by-Play and Lead Announcer of Morgan State
University Football, Basketball, and Track and Field.
Lamont is the General Manager and Co-Founder of HRSN the
National Home of Black College Sports. Morgan Graduating Class of 1979 Communications. His
dedication to Morgan is legendary and a true token of ultimate love to the University, City, and
State he has called home for nearly 50 years.
Professional Career
● WBAL Radio Baltimore 1985–1995
● XM Sirius Radio Major League Baseball Network 1995- 2015
● Primary Radio Announcer WEAA 88.9 Morgan State University Radio 1975–Present
Football and Basketball both Men and Women.
● 1999-2000; Named Best Play-by-Play Announcer by Black College Football Home Team
Sports Network.
● Press Box 2020 Named Lamont Germany as one the Best Play-by-Play Announcers in
Baltimore Sports History

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The 1990 Cross Country team consisted of core members of the distance team that were also
members of the Indoor/Outdoor team led by Coach James Brown. This team is the only Morgan
men’s team to win a MEAC Men’s Cross Country Championship.
Roster
Troy Baker
Chris Bayless
Jock Blackwell
Simon Bowen
William Martin
Moses Robinson

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The 1979 MEAC Championship Team consisted of an 85 man roster that was led by
second year Head Coach Clarence Thomas. Thomas was an MSU alum and member of
the MSU undefeated teams in the 1960’s. The 1979 team was the 3rd Morgan team to
win an MEAC championship in the 1970’s, but was the only Morgan team to go
undefeated in conference play and is the only Morgan football undefeated team since
the inception of the MEAC in 1971. Known for its defensive tenacity, the 1979 Bear
“Quiet Storm” football team was nationally ranked defensively and went on to
represent the Conference in the NCAA playoffs. The team consisted of many
contributors that went on to have an opportunity to play at the next level. In total, 8
defensive players and 6 offensive players from this team entered the NFL or Canadian
football league.

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To be considered for selection into the Morgan State University Varsity "M" Club
Athletic Hall of Fame, a nominee must fall into one of the following areas and
qualify in that area as described:

I. General Criteria for all categories
A. A nominee may be deceased.
B. Nominees must have good character and reputation.
C. Once nominated, a candidate can remain an active nominee for
three (3) Hall of Fame induction ceremonies.
D. Attendance is required to be inducted by all living inductees,
barring unusual circumstances preventing it.

II. Nomination Categories
A. Category 1: Student-Athlete
1. Shall not be considered for recognition for at least ten
(10) years after graduation, completion of eligibility or
exit from the University.
2. Must have conducted himself/herself in such a way as to
reflect honor on the University.
3. Must have been a record holder or outstanding performer
at Morgan State University.
4. Must have left University in good academic standing.
B. Category 2: Coach
1. Shall not be considered for at least five (5) years after
leaving the University.
2. Must have been a head coach in one or more sports at
Morgan State University for at least five (5) years.
3. Must have significantly contributed to the athletic
heritage of Morgan State University.
4. Criterion 1 may be waived under unusual circumstances
by unanimous vote of the selection committee.
C. Category 3: Athletic Administration/Staff
1. Must have served at Morgan State University for at
least ten (10) years.
2. Must have ended services to the University for at
least five (5) years; however, after twenty (20) years
of service, individuals can become eligible immediately
upon departure from the University.
3. Must have significantly contributed to the athletic
heritage of Morgan State University.
4. Criterion 2 may be waived under unusual circumstances
by unanimous vote of the selection committee.

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Name Sport Year Name Sport Year

Adams, Arnold Administration 2010 Crews*, McKinley Track 1989
Adams, Corin Basketball 2021 Cruise, Martin Swimming 1976

Andrews*, John Football 2004 Culbreath, Joshua Track 1975

Ballard, Sr.*, Reginald C. Outstanding Contribution to VMC 1991 Culpepper, Ali Football 2015

Banks*, Earl C. Coach/Staff 1982 Davis, John E. Wrestling 1997

Barksdale, Ammon G. Track 1974 Davis, Chet Basketball 2006

Baylor, Timothy Football 2002 Day*, Terri Football, Basketball 1973

Bell, Alfred Football, Track 1971 Dean, Thomas Football 1983
Bell, Harold E. Football 1995 Dennis*, Jack Football 1975
Belle, Roberta J. Track 1995 Dennis, George Track 1977
Berry, Robert Track 1989 Dixon*, Kenneth Robinson Track 2004
Bethea*, John Track 1978 Dodson-Thomas, Janet Track 2016
Black*, Joseph Football, Track 1974 Dobbins, Oliver Football 1977
Bowie*, Embra Football, Basketball 1973 Dozier, James Football 2014
Boyd, Gerald Football 1987 Drake*, Carl Football, Basketball 1972

Bragg*, Arthur Track 1974 Drew*, Charles Athletic Director 1983

Braxton, Leonard C. Track 2002 Ellis, Nicholas Track 1974

Brightful, Charles Basketball 1976 Elliott, Tanya Track 2015

Brooks*, Stewart Swimming 1989 Ellis, Curtis Wrestling 2015

Brown,* Ernest Basketball 1971 Eubanks*, John Boxing 1976

Brown*, Kenneth Football, Wrestling 1973 Faginiroy, Roy V. Swimming 1997

Brown*, Thomas Football, Basketball 1973 Fauntleroy*, Arthur Football 1973

Brown*, Alvin Football, Basketball 1973 Fowlkes, II, Joseph Football, Lacrosse 2002

Brown*, Roosevelt Football 1974 Frazier, John Football 1971
Brown*, William Track 1974 Frazier, Nathaniel Basketball 2004
Brown*, William Swimming 1975 Franks, Elvis Football 2018
Brown, Kelsey Track 1978 Freeman*, William Tennis 1982
Brown, Hubie Track 1985 Fullwood, Everett C. Football 2002
Brown, J. Roland Track 1987 Gaines*, Clarence Football, Basketball 1973
Brown*, Richard A. Golf 2004 Garrett, Ernest Basketball 1975
Buckson, Joseph Edward Football 1995 Garrison*, T. Madison Basketball, Track 1975
Buffaloe, Lawrence W. Football, Track 1993 Germany, Willie Football 2004
Buford*, William M. Football 1976 Gibbs*, James Football, Track 1973
Bullock, John F. Wrestling 2002 Gibson*, Charles Football, Basketball 1972
Burdnell, John Football, Track 1973 Gibson*, Joseph Football, Basketball 1973
Burke*, Allen Basketball 1974 Gibson, Theresa Coach/Staff 2015
Burkett*, Robert Football 1976 Gilbert, Albert C. Football 1974
Butler*, Hiram Football 1978 Givins*, Oscar Football, Basketball 1974
Byrd*, Earl Football 1975 Goodwin, Guy Track & Field 2018
Byron, Cyril Burns Football, Basketball 1973 Gordon*, Frank Football, Track 1973

Cain*, William Football, Basketball 1972 Gordon, Bobbie Football 1985

Campbell*, Johnathan Football, Track 1973 Gordon*, William Football 1989
Campbell*, Charles R. Team Physician 1974 Green*, Jeffrey Alan Wrestling 1997
Caraway, Jr., Bruce Football 1995 Grimsley*, Preston Football, Basketball 1973
Carter*, James Athletic Founder 1974 Gross*, Harry Track 1979
Chase*, Anthony Driver Football 1979 Hackett*, Rufus Basketball 1972
Chester, Raymond Football 2004 Hammond, Robert Football 2010
Clagon, Paulette Track 2006 Harris*, Elmo Football, Track 1974

Clagon-Smith, Paula Track 2006 Harrison, Gerald O. Track 1993

Clark*, Daniel Football, Basketball 1971 Harrison, Miles G. Football, Lacrosse 2002

Clarke*, Wilbur Basketball 1983 Hasty*, Tom Boxing 1985
Cloud, Ronald D. Swimming 2008 Hawkins, Wilbert E. Football 1976
Cole, Walter Track 1987 Hayes*, Edward Football 2004
Coleman, Yvette Track 2008 Haynes, Monica Scott Volleyball 2018
Conrad*, Thomas Football, Basketball 1972 Henderson*, Tillman Football 1978
Cooper*, Cecil Swimming 1975 Hicks, Marvin Football 2021

Cornish, Sr.*, Howard Lee Athletic Organizer 1975 Hicks*, Raymond Football 1971

Cornish, Jr., Howard Lee Basketball 1976 Hill*, Talmidge Marse Football, Basketball 1971
Cottman*, Alphonso Football, Track 1971 Hill*, Herbert Football 1973
Cottman, Georganna Basketball 1978 Hodge, Neville G. Track 2002
Cook, Arthur Football 2021 Hoff*, Nathaniel Wrestling 1985
Cornish, Sr.*, Howard Lee Athletic Organizer 1975 Holley*, Wayon Football 1972
Couch*, Flan Track, Football 1973 Holston, Michael Football, Track 2014
Coulter, Darrell Football 2010 Holt, Reginald Swimming 1975
Covert, Bettilee Basketball 1976 Howard*, Ely Football, Basketball 1974
Craigway*, Roy Football 1975 Hubbard, George Swimming 2008
Crawford, Herbert Football, Basketball 1972 Hubbard, Paul Swimming 2008
Crews*, McKinley Track 1989 Hurt*, Jessie Football, Track 1973
Crawford, Herbert Football, Basketball 1972 Hurt*, Edward P. Coach 1974

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Name Sport Year Name Sport Year

Hurt*, Clarence Football 1977 Robinson*, Charles Football, Track 1974
Irvin, Calvin C. Basketball, Football 1993 Robinson-Jones*, Laura Basketball 1979
Jackson, Daryl Football 2015 Rogers, James Track 1977
Jackson, Willie Marshall Basketball 1991 Rooks*, George Football 1974
1979
Jackson, Wayne Football, Lacrosse 2004 Rosedom*, George Football 1972
Football 2015
Jacobs*, Robert G. 1991 Ross*, Wellington Track 1991
Basketball 1972
James*, Albert 1982 Ross-Watkins, Kimberly Coach/Staff 1971
Football 1991
Johnson, Daryl Track 2008 Rozier*, Evander J. Football 1997
Johnson*, Donald Jefferson Basketball 1991 Ryan*, Maceo P. Football, Basketball 1972
Johnson, Harry Track 2010 Sheffey*, Powell B. Basketball 1972
Johnson, Otis Football 1985 Silverman*, Burton H. Lacrosse 1983
Jolivet*, Arnold A. Basketball 1987 Slade*, Kevin Preston Football 1993
Jones*, Ed 1971 Smith*, Robert Football, Basketball 2016
Basketball 1974
Jones*, William 1972 Smith*, Rubin Football 1971
Football, Basketball 1973
Jones*, Willard Swimming 1975 Smith, Henry Football 1983
Jones*, Ralph Emerson Football, Track 2006 Smith, Hosea H. Track 1971
Jordon*, J. Wilbur Track 1973 Smith, Jr., William “Bucky” Wrestling 1997
Kave, Kenneth Football 1979 Sowell, Richard Football, Basketball 2018
Kelley, Leroy Swimming 1977 Spaulding*, George Football, Track 1972
Kelly, Roger C. Softball 2006 Spencer*, Howard Basketball 1987
Tennis 2018
Kemp, Tanisha Track 2014 Stansbury, Wardell Track 1971
Track 2004
Koger, Ann D. Football, Basketball 1982 Sterling*, Russell Football, Basketball 1977
LaBeach, Samuel Football 1974 Stevens, Rochelle Track 1983
LaBeach, Byron Football 1983 Stewart-Crawford, Jakaria Volleyball 1975
Lampkin*, William Football 1972 Sturgis*, John Football, Track 1974
Lanier, Willie Volleyball 1982 Sykes, John A. Football 1972
Latta*, Gregory Track 1995 Tate, Ethlyn Track & Field 2010
Lawless*, Preston E. Swimming 1971 Taylor*, William Football 1971
Lee, Ja Nina Basketball 2016 Taylor*, Nathaniel Football, Basketball 1971
Lee, Nicholas Basketball 1976 Thomas*, Lorenzo Football 1974
Lee, Landis Football 1976 Thomas*, Luther Football 1974
Lewis*, Webster S. Tennis 2004 Thompson, Lancelot Track 2021
Liddell, Monique Football 2015 Triplett*, John Football, Track 2014
Locust, Irvin Swimming 1974 Troupe*, Otis Football, Basketball 1977
Logan, Bonnie D. Football 1983 Turner, John Swimming 1978
Lyght*, William Track 1977 Turpin*, Samuel Football, Basketball 1993
Mack, James Football 1995 Turpin*, Waters Football 2016
Marcus, Jr., Matthew Football 1978 Turpin*, James Football 1985
Martin*, Lee S. Golf 1976 Tyler*, Robert Track 1993
Mayo, Earl Track 2014 Veal*, Greg Wrestling 1978
Mayo, Ronald Football 1995 Vereen-Christopher, Wendy Track 2004
McCready, Timothy Administration 2004 Wade, Robert Football 1973
McIntosh, Troy Track 2021 Wade, Herman L. Track 1972
McIntyre, Theodore Swimming 1975 Waker, Jesse Samuel Wrestling 1995
McIver, Joseph Football 2002 Walton, June Basketball 2021
McMurray, Robert Track 1989 Washington*, Herbert Track 1993
Montgomery, Lawrence K. Football 1997 Washington, Mark H. Football 1971
Moore, Coleridge William Basketball 1971 Waters*, Edward Track 1979
Morgan*, Howard Football 1979 Watts, Rodney B. Golf 1995
Morris*, Arnold Basketball 1971 Weaver*, Warren Tennis, Basketball 1971
Murdock*, Ezra Football 1972 Webb, Sr.*, James R. Basketball, Football 1972
Nelson*, Athelson Swimming 1976 Webster*, Marvin Basketball 1976
Newton, Jr., Billy Football 1987 Wickman, Andre Football 1971
Nickens, Sr.*, J. Laws Tennis 1978 Whaley*, Marvin E. Football, Track 1972
Nickens, Jr., J. Laws Football 2006 Wheatley*, Thomas Football, Basketball 2004
Nock, George Football 1997 Whitted*, Carl Basketball 1982
O’Meally, Delise Track 2016 Whittingham*, Mitchell Football 2008
Ogle, Gregory Football 2004 Williams*, Robert Football 1991
Oliver*, Isiah Basketball 1978 Williams*, James Football, Basketball 2016
Parsons, Maria 2004 Williams, Woodrow Swimming 1975
Patterson*, Donald Track 1977 Wilson*, Edward N. Historian
Payne*, William Football 1972 Wilson*, Howard Football, Basketball *Deceased
Payne*, Effie T. Track 1982 Wilson, Allen Golf
Peck, Antione Football 2021 Windor*, Paul Track 29
Phillips, James Lacrosse 1977 Wood, Kimberly Volleyball
Pierce, Jack Track 2014 Wright, Doris Spry Basketball
Pompey*, Carmie Track, Volleyball 1975 Yearwood, Edward Track
Raymond, David Football 2010 Young*, Robert Football
Rhoden, George V. Basketball 1974
Riley-Bozier, Ramona 2002
Roberts*, Richard 1974
Roberts, Yarharbrough 2018

TEAMS OF DISTINCTION

1981 Women’s 4x220y 2018
1975 Lacrosse 2018
Wrestling 2021
1997 Volleyball 2021

29th Hall of Fame Awards

51st Year of the Varsity “M” Club

I
Fair Morgan, we love thee, so tried and so true,

Our hearts at they name thrill with pride;
We owe thee allegiance, we pledge thee our faith,

A faith which shall ever abide.
Chorus

We pledge thee our love, we pledge thee our faith,
Whatever the future may bring,

And thus our devotion, fidelity too,
And homage we pay as we sing.
II

Fair Morgan, as onward the year quickly fly,
And thou livest in memory sweet.

We bring thee our laurels whatever they be,
And lay them with joy at thy feet.
Chorus

Author: Flora E. Strout 30

29th Hall of Fame Awards



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