Eileen won the Section One AAA Mile and Two-Mile races in 1978, and the 1978 Section One Open Mile and Two-Mile events. Coming from a long family line of accomplished athletes, Lynsey didnt disappoint. Learn more. A year later, he was made sideline report. There, on a full basketball scholarship, she became the starting point guard for the next four years. She still holds three records for rebounding and the school record also in the discus. The inductees will be introduced during halftime of the Oct. 5 Homecoming football game vs. Middletown at Dietz Stadium. The KHS cagers also had a 41-game home court winning streak at the Municipal Auditorium on Broadway. He continued to compete on a national-class level as a track competitor and road racer for the NYAC, Athletic Attic, and the Frank Shorter Racing Team before retiring in 1994. * Eileen Casey Pine (Class of 1978) Kingstons premier female distance runner. Ticket availability to be announced. She became the schools first female state champion when she won the 3000 in 78. Crispin Kott is the co-author of the Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to New York City (Globe Pequot Press, June 2018), the Little Book of Rock and Roll Wisdom (Lyons Press, October 2018), and the Rock and Roll Explorer Guide to San Francisco and the Bay Area (Globe Pequot Press, May 2021). * Charlie Bock (Class of 1938) Bock, who played for Kias, was named by the Freeman as the Kingston High Basketball Player of the Decade. The facility includes a shade canopy, an elevated, shaded hospitality deck and service amenities. Lynsey was more than just a scorer. A 1,000-point scorer with the Tigers, he went to to star at Holy Cross and played professional basketball in Germany and Turkey. During that same three-year span, she scored 1147 points. Charlie led the team in scoring with a school record (14.4 ppg.) During the Spring season, John competed in the Mile and Two-Mile runs as well as Relays for Kingston. Ed was a first baseman for the 1947 and 1948 Baseball DUSO Champions. Doreens notable high school athletic career garnered a multitude of accomplishments and record breaking feats. Kelly continues to give back to her community by volunteering whenever possible in helping children learn the game of tennis. There is a monument for him at Dietz Stadium. Eileen Casey Pine is considered by many to be the greatest girls long-distance runner in the history of Kingston High School. Richard "Dick" England, Class of 1950. He then moved to becoming the Color Analyst in 1973. Within our 51 member state associations, we serve 19,500 high schools and more than 12 million young people. He then cruised to his second consecutive DCSL Championship, added the Section One (Class A) Title, setting course records both times. The Daily Freeman All-Star player, went on to play for Hastings College and quickly became a dominant force for his team. The team was also honored as First Team All-Patriot League for three years. Charlie was also an accomplished bowler in the area. The AAA Hall of Fame was created in 1995 behind the joint effort of the Arkansas High School Coaches Association and the Arkansas Officials Association. He was a third-base coach for the Yankees and would manage the Cleveland Indians in 1982. Also being inducted are three undefeated Tiger football teams: the 10-0 1915 squad captained by Watson Wheeler that won the Northeastern state title, along with the 9-0 1977 team that won the Dutchess County Scholastic League championship and the 10-0 78 unit that repeated as DCSL champs and won the Section 1 Bowl. Depending on the state of the COVID-19 pandemic, the event could be moved to spring 2021 or held online. From there his career in coaching and teaching began. * Kelly Weaver (Class of 1997) More than 20 years later, Weaver is still the gold standard for Kingston girls tennis. 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. He was a member of the Kingston High School Class of 1969 and a star quarterback for the KHS Varsity Football team. Known as a tenacious, ball-hawking defender, she combined exceptional anticipation along with quick hands to set the career steals record with 334 thefts, a record which still stands today. The event will be held 6 p.m. at Sunnybrook Country Club. 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. * 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. Eileen was also the winner of the Section One Two-Mile three times in 1975, 1977, and again in 1978, setting KHS and Section One records in the process. 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. Michael was set to attend North Carolina State University at Raleigh on a full football scholarship following graduation. Presenter: Bud Kohler. A pioneer of the girls sports program at Kingston High School, she began her coaching career in 1971 as the coach of the Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Girls Basketball and Varsity Softball teams. She went on to receive the first full athletic womens scholarship from Syracuse. Though Port Jervis won the league that year (6-0), handing Kingston (5-1) its only league setback, that was to be the last time one of Charlies teams would ever finish second. All nominations should be sent to the High School Athletic Office or directly to John Christopher at jcchristopher45@gmail.com. KHS Athletic Hall of Fame The purpose of the Athletic Hall of Fame is to honor and recognize men and women athletes, coaches, or community members who have made significant contributions to Kirkwood High School athletics. He was a member of the Kingston Boys Varsity Golf team in his junior and senior years (1969, 1970). After graduating KHS, Lynsey took her talents to the College of Saint Rose, a Division ll school in Albany, NY. Played a doubles match with former Wimbledon and U.S. Open Tennis Champions, Billy Jean King, and Virginia Wade (1994); Ranked number 5 in ETA (1994); Third place finish NYSPHSAA Tennis Championships (1995); Participated in International Tennis Tournament in Miami, FL. In retirement, he stayed active in the sport by being a pro boxing judge. He was a four-letterman playing Football, Basketball, Baseball and Track for the Maroon and White during his tenure at KHS, 1944-1948. There were no inductees selected in 2019. Before Billys impressive career came to a close, he defeated world champion Juan Laporte in one last fight in 1999. . It was there that his love of sports led him to becoming the Sports Editor for the school newspaper, Dame Rumor. Independent. His belt would be challenged three times before Lonnie Lighting Smith claimed the title in 1985. The school mascot is the Yellow Jackets. Though being slight of build, she proved durable playing, 75 of 76 games and became an exceptional rebounder. PROVIDENCE, RI (AUGUST 2017) - The following distinguished athletes, coaches, official, and administrator, will be inducted into the Rhode Island Interscholastic League High School Athletic Hall of Fame-Class of 2017 on Wednesday, October 25, 2017, 7pm at the Crowne Plaza, Warwick, Rhode Island. But, KHS Football was not the only sport that Dan has covered in his remarkable (still on-going) 49-year career on the radio. After working hard to rise up from a disappointing season his junior year, Varsity football coach, Frank Modica, put his faith in the young player and named him quarterback for the 1968 season. She qualified for the state tourney and, in 94, became the first Section 9 player to win the state championship. Richard then graduated college and began working at BOCES, but when the Kingston City School District consolidated, some of the schools where he was teaching were incorporated into the Kingston City School system. 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. The complete list of Hall of Fame biographies, provided by the Kingston City School District, follows: When you think of Charlie Bock, what should naturally come to mind is that he was just simply, a winner. In 2012, the legendary athlete was honored as the first recipient of the inaugural Hobie Armstrong Excellence Award. Her 19.2 still ranks #8 on the All-Time list. Danny Oglesby 2002. He followed that by capturing the Two-Mile run in record time (9:31.8) in the Section One (Class A) Meet held at West Point and finished 6th in the Two-Mile at the NYS Indoor Championships (9:34.5). After graduating from Kingston High School, Dan attended SUNY Ulster and Emerson College (Boston, MA) where he earned a Bachelors Degree in Business and Industrial Communications. The 2018 Kingston High School Hall of Fame Inductees are as follows: (Click on name to learn more about inductee) Charlie Bock (Class of 1938) John Cabell (Class of 1973) Eileen Casey Pine (Class of 1978) Susan Helmrich (Class of 1973) G. Warren Kias 1927-1963 F. Richard McCormick 1959-1988 Joe McDonald (Class of 1987) Dan Reinhard (Class of 1970) The Hall of Fame awards will recognize and honor outstanding achievements of individuals, coaches and contributors to the athletic program who have promoted the growth of athletics in the Marshfield School District. 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. In 1948, Charlie was crowned the City Baseball League Batting Champion, beating out former high school teammate Tommy Maines, .447 to .442. Lynsey made the All-Section Team four times during her illustrious playing career. She was a pioneer for girls running as she became the first KHS female to earn a trip to the New York State Cross Country Championships in 1975 as a member of the newly founded Kingston Cross Country team. For 65 years, Vince worked steps away from Kingston High School on Prince Street, as the owner and operator of DeLuca Cleaners. The Athletic Hall of Fame recognizes and honors individuals who have Going into the hall will be Adrien "Tic" Langlois, the. Her 334 steals and 567 field goals still stand. Check-in and cocktail hour begins at 5:30 with the dinner and ceremony scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $40 per person and $30 for children under 12. In that game on August 14, 1934, he surrendered only 5 hits in 9 innings to earn a 7-1 victory over Rugby Post. Following his tenure with the minor-leagues, Mike returned to the New York Yankees, this time as a third-base coach. After a successful college career, Eileen continued running by participating in local road races. Ed set the KHS and DUSO League single game record by scoring 37 points against Newburgh in 1946-47, established a new single season point total of 408 and left the school as its all-time career leading scorer with 973 points. For his outstanding play, Charlie was selected as a Forward to the All-DUSO First Team. In her sophomore year, she was selected to both the Kingston Freeman and Middletown Record Basketball All-Stars First Teams. A 1961 graduate of Kingston High School, he is an undisputed legend in the KHS basketball program. In 1994, Kingston standout Kelly Weaver was the first girls tennis player to capture a state championship in her sport. Please check back for updates. He was ranked third among two-man bobsled athletes. KINGSTON, N.Y. >> The second class of Kingston Highs Athletic Hall of Fame has been announced. Several of the many KHS coaches Dan has interviewed are Tony Badalato, G. Warren Kias, Dave Gettleman, Rick Clausi, Ed Mills, Tom Loughlin, Jerry Corrado, Glen Maisch, Jeramie Collins, Mike Rienzo Jr., Ron Kelder, Hugh Spoljaric, Dan McGrane, John Murphy, Joe Stoutenberg, Dick McCormick, Ron Cole, and Jeff Delisio. This unwavering commitment to KHS sports, earned Mr. DeLuca the title of Honorary Football Captain for the Tigers, from 2009 to 2016. Costello died in 2011 and a statue was erected in uptown Kingston in his honor in 12. As a rookie third baseman, he tied a major league record with 11 assists in a game. The Colonie Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 2019 to recognize graduates, staff/faculty, and community members who have achieved significant accomplishments and will provide current students with positive role models in their own lives. It is a prestigious award that is given each year to a select few candidates who, in part, gained distinction in their respective careers and communities. Willard Burke, who guided the football team to six titles, including three consecutive undefeated seasons from 1956-58. In softball, Kerry was named a Daily Freeman All- Star three years in a row and was selected for the All-State team. View the Silver Lake Hall of Fame Booklet here. During the winter of 1987, a sore ankle limited him to running the 100 meters during dual meets. Throughout the years, Dan has been able to interview many from the national spotlight. National High School Hall of Fame Inductees. Big Ed was a dominant football player for Coach Willard Burkes Fighting Maroons in the mid-forties. This performance earned him an All-American Honorable Mention Selection and an invite to the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado. 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. Vivian was also at the helm when her team broke an all-time school record of 32 consecutive wins, culminating with a 27-1 season record. Not only did Doreen stand tall on the basketball court, but in the classroom as well. He is the current school record holder for most touchdowns in a career (37) and most points scored in a career (249). and captured yet another DUSO League Scoring Title (14.6ppg.). In 1971, he won the Rawlings Silver Glove Award while playing with the Rochester Red Wings, setting an international league record of 61 consecutive errorless games at third base. (2005), 16.0 ppg. Following high school, Mike began a career in professional baseball when he was drafted by the New York Yankees. 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.
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