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Who is your school most famous athlete
High School Athletic Association is celebrating its 100th anniversary next year and is in the process of compiling a top 100 list for coaches, players and administrators.
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Is the most outstanding synonymous with being the most famous? Or is the most outstanding the most dominating during his or her high school years? Is the most outstanding the athlete who had the most successful college or professional career?
Or perhaps the most outstanding athlete is the person who achieved the most good for the community, even if the adult accomplishments had nothing to do with athletics.
The correct answer, to me, is somewhere in the midst of that discussion. Open golf championship provoked a recent discussion that he was Broughton High most outstanding athlete ever. Someone countered with Jesse Williams, the twotime Olympian and the reigning world high jump champion.
On my list, Pete Maravich, one of the greatest basketball players ever, is the school most outstanding athlete.
The conversation provoked a list of the most outstanding athletes ever at most high schools. Schools that have been opened since 1999 and schools that no longer exist were not included.
Apex: Landon Powell, baseball, 2001, University of South Carolina, NCAA World Series Legends Team; played three years in the major leagues with the Oakland A and caught Dallas Braden perfect game in 2010.
Athens Drive: Josh Hamilton, baseball, 1999, Texas Rangers, fivetime major league allstar, 2010 American League MVP. State; 11time NCAA allAmerica and seventime NCAA champion. State from 1946 through 1966. Independent Schools Athletic Association cross country champion
FuquayVarina: Sheilah Cotten, basketball; 1971 graduate, East Carolina; first female elected into ECU Sports Hall of Fame; scored 1,152 points in ECU career and led Pirates to an 182 record as a senior; National Junior College Athletic Association Softball Hall of Fame with a 516293 coaching record at Louisburg College. Also coached men tennis, volleyball at the school; Louisburg softball facility is Sheilah R. Cotten Field.
Green Hope: Brendon Todd, golf, 2003, University of Georgia. Threetime NCHSAA champion; AllAmerica golfer at the University of Georgia.
Lee County: Steve Jones (Sanford Central), football, 1969 graduate, Duke; led Sanford to Eastern 3A championship three consecutive years; first 1,000yard rusher in Duke history; 1972 ACC player of the year; played six seasons in the NFL with St. Louis Cardinals and Buffalo Bills
Wake Christian: Len Bradley, baseball, 1976, Louisburg College, Clemson. Starting pitcher at Clemson who played professional baseball four seasons, reaching the Class AAA level.