Michael Bartell - Francis Marion

Chris Davis - The Citadel

Chas DeBruhl - Francis Marion

Chandler Gardner - USC Lancaster

Bryce Helms - Spartanburg Methodist

Will Hudson - Winthrop

Gunnar Lucas - North Greenville

Jackson Madden - Francis Marion

Delmar Patterson - Limestone

Brett Percival - Clemson

Kyle Percival - North Carolina

Ashton Phillips - Spartanburg Methodist

Gavin Phillips - USC Salkehatchie

Tyler Rodgers - USC Lancaster

Kipp Rollings - USC Lancaster/North Greenville

Tripp Rollings - Spartanburg Methodist

Jeremy Williams - Limestone

Chris Davis - The Citadel

DJ Ealey - Morris College

Wayne Evans - USC Lancaster

Alex Fair - Newberry

Furman Faulkenberry - USC Lancaster

Ronnie Harris - Wofford

Dontarius James - Xavier/Jacksonville

George Singleton - Furman

Avalon Truesdale - Allen

Regan Truesdale - The Citadel

Derek Vick - Spartanburg Methodist

Corey Walters - North Greenville

Joey Walters - Erskine

Ghaleb Wilson - Francis Marion

Millette Drakeford - Southern Wesleyan

Angie Hinson - Charleston Southern

Tracey Hinson - College of Charleston

Karla Horton - Tennessee

Lynette Mickle - Francis Marion

Christy Rogers - Converse

Alexxus Sowell - Savannah State/Johnson C. Smith

Dareisha Sowell - Erskine

Cami Timmons - King College

Lorrain Truesdale - Lander

Tamia Watkins - Elon

Monica Williams - South Carolina

Bre Wright - Mackie Brown

Patti Bell - USC Lancaster

Meg Hammond - Winthrop

Savannah Hayes - College of Charleston

Lauren Lance - South Carolina

Sheri McKinney - USC Lancaster

Karli Nunnery - Limestone

Grayson Peavy - Limestone

Kelli Petty - Clemson

Kim Belk - South Carolina

Caleb Brown - Spartanburg Methodist

Emily Cox - Southern Mississippi

Logan Sowell - College of Charleston

Gavin Barfield - Columbia International

Kennisha Holmes - The Citadel

Chic James - South Carolina

Jeff Jones - Clemson

Luke Kennington - Erskine

Brantley Ussery - Limestone

Darryl Ussery - Presbyterian

Trent Bartell - USC Lancaster

Eric Bowers - Erskine

Ryan Burgess - USC Lancaster/Greensboro College

Denton Clements - USC Lancaster

McKenzie Denkins - USC Lancaster

Jason Faile - USC Sumter

Tyson Funderburk - Newberry

Eric Hilton - North Greenville

Kyle Izzard - Carson Newman

Luke Kennington - Erskine

Rocky Kennington - USC Union

Chandler Neal - USC Lancaster

Rob Sullivan - Newberry

Cam Vincent - USC Lancaster

John Ware - USC Lancaster

Ashleigh Aiello - USC Lancaster

Ashley Beavers - USC Lancaster

Cheyenne Blackmon - USC Lancaster

Taylor Blackmon - Limestone/USC Lancaster

Ana Grace Catoe - USC Salkahatchie/USC Lancaster

Rachael Dippel - USC Lancaster/USC Beaufort

Claire Estrada - USC Lancaster

Rebecca Hinson - USC Lancaster

Sydney Hinson - USC Lancaster

Jamie-Leigh Johnson - USC Lancaster

Katherine Killingsworth - USC Lancaster

Leah Kennington - Limestone

Harleigh Payne - Spartanburg Methodist

Liz Plyler - USC Lancaster

Madison Rathel - USC Lancaster

Darby Threatt - USC Lancaster

Makenzie Avant - Francis Marion

Kori Ballarad - St. Andrews

Brandi Couch - USC Upstate

Casey Faile - LSU

Tristan Faile - Florence-Darlington Technical

Anna Hinson - USC Union

Keagan King - USC Beaufort

Caroline Phillips - Florence-Darlington Technical

Ashley Jill Robinson - Charleston Southern

Lauren Rowell - Montreat

Savannah Small - North Greenville

Teresa Wright - South Carolina State

Kelly Catoe - Wofford

Tiffany Clark - Limestone

Lois Crawford - Winthrop

Makaylen Crosby - Claflin

Callie Dixon - Newberry

Haley Faulkenberry - USC Lancaster

Olivia Gandy - USC Lancaster

Kaitlyn Holden - USC Lancaster

Ginger Rowell - Winthrop

Susan Rowell - Newberry

Chloe West - USC Lancaster

Tyleik Elder - Limestone

Gavin Barfield – Baseball – Columbia International

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Michael Bartell – Baseball – Francis Marion

· Recorded a hit in 30 consecutive games over the 1988-89 seasons. It was the longest hit streak in Patriot history until Greg Phelps broke it with hits in 34 straight games over the 2007 and 2008 seasons.

· Hit a school record 13 home runs in 1988. It was tied by players in 1990, and 1993 before being broken in 1998.

Kim Belk – Golf – South Carolina

· Played with South Carolina from 1985-89.

· Played in 34 tournaments finishing in the top 10 six times and top five three times.

Britt Blackmon – Football – Newberry College

·Played at Newberry College from 2007-2010.

· Connected on 23-32 field goals and 85 of 98 PATs in his career.  Scored 154 total points.  Career long field goal was 42 yards in 2009.

Taylor Blackmon – Soccer – Limestone/USC Lancaster

· Played in two games at Limestone in 2014.

· Played all four years on the varsity soccer team at AJ.

· Named team captain as a junior.

· Earned All-Region honors after scoring 23 goals during junior season.

· Recorded seven goals as a sophomore and 11 her freshman season.

Kelly Catoe – Volleyball – Wofford

· Played for the Terriers from 1983-86.

Tiffany Clark – Volleyball – Limestone

· Played in 111 matches.

· Had a serve percentage of .977 in 2003 that tied for the best in Limestone history until it was broken in 2013.

· Tied for the team lead in service aces in 2000.

Brandi Couch – Softball – USC Upstate

· 6-0 with a 1.20 ERA in 11 appearances in 2001.

Emily Cox – Golf – Southern Mississippi

· 2016 North-South all-star golf team member

· 2015-16 Girls varsity all-state

· 2016 South Carolina female golfer of the year

· 2016 Wendy’s High School Heisman school winner

· 2017 SCHSL scholar athlete

· Claimed the 2016 South Carolina girls high school individual 3A State Championship

Makaylen Crosby – Volleyball – Claflin

· Recorded a career high 11 kills against Bowie State in 2018.

Chris Davis – Baseball and Basketball – The Citadel

· Played for The Citadel from 1975-79.

· Saw action in 102 games for the Bulldogs and made 16 starts.

· Averaged 7.4 points per game and pulled down 237 rebounds.

· Played in 23 games with 14 starts for the Bulldog baseball team from 1976-79.

· Had a career record of 9-2 and one save with a 4.04 ERA.

Chas DeBruhl – Baseball – Francis Marion

· Appeared in five games with two starts as a freshman.

Millette Drakeford – Basketball - Southern Wesleyan

· Played in 92 games for the Vols scoring 1,075 points in her career.

Tyleik Elder – Wrestling - Limestone

· Two time state champ at AJHS.

· Freshman at Limestone during the 2020-21 school year.

Casey Faile – Softball – LSU

· Played in 28 games with 11 starts in 2008.

· Batted .292 (14-48) with three doubles, one triple, two home runs and 15 runs batted in.

· Also in 2008, made 18 appearance with six starts to go 4-1 with a 1.92 ERA.

· Played in 32 games in 2009 with 22 starts.

· Made 17 appearances on the mound with four starts. Went 6-3 with a 1.93 ERA and two saves.

· 2007 Gatorade South Carolina Softball Player of the Year

· Two-time South Carolina AA Player of the Year

· Member of the all-state team in 2006 and 2007

· All-region selection in 2005, 2006, and 2007

· Helped lead AJ to back-to-back South Carolina state championships

· Broke the South Carolina state career record for strikeouts with 1,720

· Boke the state record for strikeouts in a season with 520 as a junior before coming just two strikeouts shy of her record with 518 as a senior.

· Posted six perfect games and 10 no-hitters as a senior as part of a 30-4 record with a 0.35 ERA.

· Threw a perfect game in the Class AA lower state playoff championship win over Bishop England.

· Went 23-for-25 (.920) in the state playoffs as a senior with four home runs and 12 RBIs.

· Went 36-4 as a junior with nine no-hitters.

· Recorded a .520 batting average as a senior after hitting .505 as a junior.

Alex Fair – Basketball – Newberry College

· 1999 South Atlantic Conference Freshman of the Year

·  2001 and 2002 First Team All-Conference Player

·  2002 team MVP

·  Participated in the 1997 North-South All-Star Game 

· Played in the 1996 Shrine Bowl

Ronnie Harris – Basketball – Wofford

· Scored 1,370 points for the Terriers from 1976-79.

· Played in 86 games averaging 15.9 points and 5.5 rebounds.

· Led the Terriers in field goal percentage in 1978-79 with .495 (272-550).

· Led Wofford in blocked shots in 1978-79 (36) and 1977-78 (27).

· Led WU in points scored in 1978-79 with 674.

· Led the Terriers in rebounds in 1977-78 with 166.

Anna Hinson – Softball – USC Union

· Batted .261 in 19 games as a freshman.

Tracey Hinson – Basketball – College of Charleston

· Played 48 games at College of Charleston with one start.

· Averaged 5.4 points and 1.8 rebounds in 15.0 minutes per game.

· Totaled 1,148 points in 95 games in her high school career.

Karla Horton – Basketball – Tennessee

· Played at Tennessee from 1984 to 1987.

· Member of the first National Championship team in Tennessee history.

· Averaged 9.4 points and 7.8 rebounds per game in her career.

· Pulled down a career high 22 rebounds against East Carolina November 24, 1985. That is tied as the second most in Tennessee history.

· 22 career double-doubles.

· Recorded 1,567 points at Andrew Jackson where she played in 89 games.

Will Hudson – Baseball – Winthrop

· 2018 Perfect Game Pre-Season Underclass Honorable Mention

· 2019 Perfect Game Pre-Season All-American

· Participant in the All-State North South Games

Kyle Izzard – Soccer – Carson-Newman

· At Carson-Newman in 1994, tied for the team lead in assists (7), and points (25).

· Had 16 career assists at Carson-Newman.

Chic James – Track and Field – South Carolina

· Lettered at South Carolina from 1998-2000.

Dontarius James – Basketball – Xavier/Jacksonville

· Played in 12 games as a freshman at Xavier University located in Cincinnati.

· After two seasons at Xavier, transferred to Jacksonville University in Florida.

· All-State, All-Region IV Player of the Year and Lancaster County Player of the year in each of his final two seasons.

· Averaged 27.3 points, 12.5 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 2.4 blocks as a junior at AJHS.

· Averaged 23.3 points, 11.1 rebounds as a sophomore in the orange and white while leading the team to a Regional Championship.

Jeff Jones – Track and Field – Clemson

· Won the Long Jump (24-9.75) at the 1983 ACC Championship.

Leah Kennington – Soccer – Limestone

· Played for the Saints from 2012-2015.

· Started 55 of the 56 games played at Limestone.

· Had a hat trick against Barton College in 2012.

· Guided the Vols to three consecutive regional championships.

· Named Most Valuable player, All-Region, and All-State after registering 24 goals and six assists during junior season.

· Posted 26 goals and eight assists as a sophomore and 21 goals and four assists as a freshman.

Rocky Kennington – Soccer – USC Union

· Played for USC Union in 2020 and 2021

· NJCAA Region 10 - All-Region Honorable Mention

Dalton McKittrick – Football – North Greenville

· 2019 Offensive Player of the Year at North Greenville.

Lynette Mickle – Basketball – Francis Marion

· Scored 1,458 points in 81 career games at Andrew Jackson.

Karli Nunnery – Cheerleading – Limestone

· Currently cheering for the Saints.

· Won the 2019 Spirit of a Saint Award.

Kyle Percival – Baseball – North Carolina

· 2022 South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association 2A Player of the Year

· Selected to the 2022 SCBCA North-South All-Star Game

· Two-time SCBCA Region IV Player of the Year

Kelli Petty – Cheerleading – Clemson

· Cheered for the Tigers from 1990-93.

Ashley Jill Robinson – Softball – Charleston Southern

· Career batting average of .288.

· Tied the career record for hits with 188 but it was broken a few years later.

· Scored 89 runs and stole 21 bases in her career.

· At the end of her collegiate career, she was tied for 2nd in 224 games played at CSU.

· Totaled 14 sacrifice hits in 2003.

· In 2005, had a 12-game hitting streak. It was the longest hitting streak in CSU history since 1988.

· Started all 55 games in 2006 and led the Bucs with a .337 batting average.

· Second team all-conference selection in 2006.

Christi Rogers – Basketball – Converse

· Scored 1,035 points at Andrew Jackson.

· Played in 96 career games in the orange and white.

Kipp Rollings – Baseball – North Greenville

· Posted a 5-2 record in 2019 with a 3.06 ERA and five saves in 35.1 innings pitched.

· His 24 appearances in 2019 were the most by a Crusader pitcher.

· Drafted in the 24th round of the 2019 MLB draft by the Seattle Mariners.

Lauren Rowell – Softball – Montreat

· AAC All-Academic Team

Stacy Seegars – Football – Clemson

· Inducted into the Clemson Athletics Hall of Fame in 2012.

· Played guard on the Tigers offensive line from 1990-93.

· Recorded 213 knockdown blocks in his career.

· First team All-American in 1993.

· First team All-ACC and Second team All-American in 1992.

George Singleton – Basketball - Furman

· Drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers in the 3rd round of the 1984 NBA draft. Selected 69th overall.

· 1982 The Sporting News All-American

· 1981 Southern Conference Freshman-of-the-Year

· 1981 Southern Conference All-Freshman Team

· All-Southern Conference 1st team in 1983 and 1984. All-Southern Conference 2nd team in 1981.

· All-Southern Conference Tournament 2nd team in 1984.

· Led the Paladins in field goal percentage, blocked shots, and rebounding in 1981, 1982, 1983, and 1984.

· Led the Paladins in scoring in 1983 and 1984.

· Was Furman’s all-time leader in field goal percentage with .572 (627-1096) until it was broken by Joey Brooks (1986-89).

· Singleton is the Paladins all-time leader in career blocked shots (269), blocked shots in a game (9) and blocked shots in a season (93).

· Scored 1,690 career points with an average of 15.9 points per game.

· Played in 106 career games for the Paladins.

Darrell Shropshire - Football - South Carolina/Coffeyville Community College

· Played at Coffeyville Junior College in 2001 and 2002.

· Played at South Carolina in 2003 and 2004.

· Totaled 28 tackles including 4.5 for loss in 2004.

· Inducted into the Coffeyville Hall of Fame in 2013.

· Recorded 54 tackles and six sacks as a freshman and 67 tackles and six sacks as a sophomore at Coffeyville.

· Drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in 2005. Played in 23 games, had 14 tackles, 21 combined tackles, 7 assisted tackles and 3 sacks.

· Played in the Arena Football League with the Arizona Rattlers.

Savannah Small – Softball – North Greenville

· Batted .264 with 12 runs batted in as a freshman in 2019 for the Crusaders.

Alexxus Sowell – Basketball – Savannah State/Johnson C. Smith

· As a freshman during the 2017-18 season, she played in 29 games with 24 starts.

· Led the Tigers as a freshman with 69 blocks and 8.2 (239) rebounds per game.

· Made 17 starts in 18 games played as a sophomore.

· Averaged 5.5 points and 7.2 rebounds in 24.1 minutes per game in her second season.

· Transferred to Johnson C. Smith where she led team with 44 blocks in the 2019-20 campaign.

Logan Sowell – Golf – College of Charleston

· 2019 NCAA Athens (Ga.) Regional Individual Qualifier.

· 2018 and 2019 All-CAA First Team.

· 2019 CAA All-Tournament Team.

· 2018 All-CAA Second Team.

· Ranked as the No. 6 golfer in the state of South Carolina.

· Three-time all-state selection with a 70.0 stroke average during his senior year.

· Led the Volunteers to four regional championship titles.

· Three-time region IV 2A champion.

· Claimed his first collegiate tournament win on February 18, 2020 at the Puerto Rico Classic held at the par-72 River Course located on the Wyndham Grand Rio Mar Golf & Beach Resort.

Robbie Sullivan – Soccer – Sue Bennett College/Newberry

· Played his freshman year at Sue Bennett College (London, Kentucky) before transferring to Newberry.

· Member of the Sue Bennett College team in 1994

· 1994 National Small College All-American

· Scored four goals with two assists as a freshman at SBC.

· Transferred to Newberry after his freshman season.

Lorrain Truesdale – Basketball – Lander

· Was AJ’s all-time career scoring leader with 1,681 points until it was broken by Elizabeth Scott in 2016.

· Played in 103 games for the Volunteers.

Regan Truesdale – Basketball – The Citadel

· Inducted into The Citadel Hall of Fame in 2003.

· Played for The Citadel from 1981-85.

· Co-Captain of the 1984-85 squad.

· Truesdale was the career leader at The Citadel with 22 double-doubles until it was broken by Mike Groselle (2010-13).

· Recorded 10 double-doubles in 1984-85 and seven in 1983-84.

· Pulled down 107 offensive rebounds in 1983-84, and 103 in 1984-85. Those are the most offensive rebounds grabbed by any Bulldog in The Citadel history.

· Truesdale was the all-time career offensive rebounder (313) in The Citadel history until J’Mel Everhart grabbed 336 between 2003-07.

· Led the Bulldogs in scoring in 1983-84 (22.0) and 1984-85 (21.5).

· The 624 points scored in 1984-85 and 617 in 1983-84 are the top two totals for a Bulldog in a single season.

· Made 242 field goals in 1984-85 and 225 in 1983-84. Those are the two highest totals in Bulldog history.

· Held the career record for field goals made with 638 until it was broken by Cameron Wells from 2007-11.

· Scored 30+ points in seven games.

· His career high in points scored was 41 against Marshall on January 9, 1984.

· Was the school’s career leader in points scored (1,661) until it was broken by Cameron Wells (2007-11)

· Played in 109 games for the Bulldogs with 76 starts. Averaged 15.2 points per game.

· Had career totals of 130 steals, 173 assists, and 688 rebounds.

· Southern Conference All-Tournament First Team in 1985 and Second Team in 1983.

· Associated Press All-American in 1984-85.

· Southern Conference Media Player of the Year in 1983-84, and 1984-85.

· All-Southern Conference – Coaches First Team in 1983-84, and 1984-85.

Darryl Ussery – Track and Field – Presbyterian

· Lettered at Presbyterian from 1989-92.

· 1989 NAIA District VI pole vault champion.

· 1989 NAIA All-District VI Team.

· 1991 NAIA District 26 pole vault champion.

· 1991 All-District 26 Team.

Corey Walters – Basketball – North Greenville

· Played in six games for the Crusaders during the 2016-17 season shooting 33.3% from the field.

Monica Williams – Basketball – South Carolina

· Played for the Gamecocks from 1984 to 1988.

· Held the USC record for steals (6) in a game (3/16/88) until it was tied by Jocelyn Penn in 2002.

· Led the Gamecocks in free throw percentage (.764), and assists (116) during the 1986-87 season.

· Totaled 1,057 points, 213 career steals, 51 blocks, and 297 assists in her career.

· Started 81 of the 126 games played in the garnet and black.

· Recorded 1,056 points over 65 games played in high school.