Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame

• • Standout 6’4” forward at Buford High School
  • Scored 2,174 points in high school career
  • Led Wolves to State Runner-Up (1999)
  • AAU National Championship GA Magic (1999)
  • Miss Georgia Basketball (2000)
  • Three-time UGA All-Conference (SEC)
  • Under 20 USA National Team
• • Wade Trophy Nominee
  • SEC Freshman of the Year (2001)
  • Drafted 12th overall to Los Angeles Sparks (2004-2009) Minnesota Lynz (2009) Chicago Sky (2010)
  • Gold Medalist - U.S. Young Women National Team, Croatia and All-Tournament Team
  • Sports Analyst – College Sports South
  • Competes internationally - Italy, Spain, Israel, Turkey, Russia, Latvia

• • Led GAC to three state titles
  • Four-time MVP of state high school tournament
  • First female in Georgia to receive a full athletic college scholarship
  • Was a three-time Kodak All-American, receiving the accolade as a freshman at Mercer University and then duplicating the feat her junior and senior years at the University of Tennessee.
  • Ranked second in AIAW career scoring with 3,204 points and 11th in AIAW career scoring average, averaging 25.0 ppg.
• • Career statistics also include 1,028 rebounds (8.3 rpg) as well as a 50.0 field goal percentage and an 82.7 free throw percentage.
  • First Georgian to play on a U.S. Olympic basketball team
  • Member of 1976 U.S. Olympic Team that won silver medal
  • Played for the New Orleans Pride of the Women’s Professional Basketball League in 1979 and 1980.

• Six Georgia State High School Championships 2001, 2002, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2013
• 2015 USA Basketball Court Coach U16 Team Olympic Training Center Colorado Springs
• 2014 McDonalds All American Game Head Coach East Team Chicago
• 2011 Atlanta Dream Suntrust Bank Inspiring Women Award
• 2010 Women’s Basketball Coaching Association District 9 Coach of the Year
• 2010 Women’s Basketball Coaching Association All American Game Assistant Coach
• 2005-2007 University of Miami Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
• 2003, 2015 GACA All Star Game North Head Coach
• 2002 Atlanta Tip-Off Club Metro Atlanta Coach of the Year
• 2001 Atlanta Tip-Off Club North Georgia Coach of the Year
• 2003, 2015 GACA All Star Game North Head Coach
• Coached many college and pro players including:
  • Maya Moore (UConn, Minnesota Lynx)
  • Diamond DeShields (Tennessee Chicago Sky)
  • DeErica Hamby (Wake Forest, Las Vegas)
  • Tiffany Clarke (Vanderbilt, France)

Angie Hembree Named to Georgia Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame

• Georgia Athletic Coaches Association Hall of Fame 2021 inductee
• Parkview High School Head Football Coach for 21 years
• 197-67 record as Head Coach while at Parkview, 4 State Championships, 2
• State Runner-Up Titles, 6 region championships During 2000-2002, led Parkview to a 47 game winning streak in Class AAAAA
• GACA Coach of the Year nine times
• Atlanta Coach of the Year 4 times
• 2001 Wright Bazemore Coach of the Year
• 2002 Atlanta Falcons Coach of the Year

Gwinnett Sports Hall of Fame honors Cecil Flowe's special run at Parkview

• • Considered Gwinnett’s most successful wrestling coach
  • Started programs at Meadowcreek HS and Collins Hill HS
  • Gwinnett County Championship, Meadowcreek HS (1993)
  • Meadowcreek Mustangs had 14 state placers and two state champions
  • Guided Collins Hill HS to 9 state championships: 5 traditional state championships and 4 team dual state championships
  • Coached 35 individual state champions
  • Named 22-time Region Coach of the Year
  • Named Georgia Coach of the Year five times (2002, 2005, 2008, 2009 and 2010)
• • • Career 730-93 record
    • Georgia Coach of the Year, National Wrestling Coaches Association (2002)
    • Lifetime Service to Wrestling Award – National Wrestling Hall of Fame (2008)
    • National Wrestling Coach of the Year - National High School Coaches Association (2010)
    • Retired from GCPS after 34-year coaching career, 29 in Georgia (2010)
    • Post retirement, head wrestling coach, Greater Atlanta Christian (2010-2015)
    • While at GAC, one Region Championship and top 4 in State Class AA three times

• Cliff Ramos releases second book
• Collins Hill High School names field house in honor or Coach Ramos. “Cliff Ramos Wrestling Facility — A Tradition of Excellence.”
• One year after cancer diagnosis, former Collins Hill coach will hold 'one more practice' after beating the odds
• Ramos' legacy well reflected in packed Collins Hill wrestling room
• Legendary, beloved Gwinnett wrestling coach Cliff Ramos dies after long cancer battle
• Collins Hill High School remembers legendary wrestling coach Cliff Ramos at memorial service
• The Coach Cliff Ramos Legacy 5K to raise money for Pancreatic Cancer Network
• Cliff Ramos Legacy 5K to honor memory of Hall of Fame wrestling coach, raise money to fight pancreatic cancer
• 'A great man' — Cliff Ramos Legacy 5K honors the memory of Hall Fame wrestling coach