Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame

• At the age of 19, she appeared on CBS Sports Network reporting on the WBB Pre-NIT Championship.
• Throughout her college career, she interned with PGA Tour, Comcast SportsNet Chicago, and Fox Sports/Scout.com.
• Received numerous scholarships in her time at the University of Illinois and helped expand women’s interest in broadcasting.
• From 2012-14, covered Illinois football and basketball with scout.com, where she made national news with her stories and perspective on the game.
• Broke stories regarding Cliff Alexander, Jalen Brunson, Quentin Snider, Aaron Jordan, Charles Matthews, and Jayson Tatum, just to name a few.
• Just 2 months out of college, she became an on-air host, reporter, and correspondent for the Big Ten Network.
• Host of the Women’s Sports Report, covering all women’s sports in the Big Ten.
• Host, reporter, and anchor for the SportsNet New York.
• 2016-17 college football sideline reporter for CBS Sports Network.

Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame Honors Class of 2024

• • Finished high school football career with 7,100 total yards and 82 Touchdowns
  • Class A State Football Player of the Year as a senior
  • Led Falcons to 46-7 record in four seasons in football
  • Four-year starter in football, baseball and basketball
  • Three-time all-state football player at Dacula
  • No. 3 passer in N.C. State history with 5,925 yards
  • First pitcher to no-hit Florida State’s baseball team
  • Finished college career with school-record 35 wins
  • ACC Player of the Week in 1992,1993, 1994
  • Ranked third in the ACC for career victories with 35
  • Fifth in the ACC in career strikeouts with 386
  • Third in the ACC in career innings pitched with 426
  • Is tied for the ACC’s annual leader in shutouts in 1994 with two
  • Named to the ACC’s All-Tournament Team in 1993
  • Named to ACC’s 50th Anniversary baseball team

• • Gwinnett's Terry Harvey added to Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame ballot
  • Two Gwinnett QBs Named Georgia HS Football Hall of Famers

• • 1998 set single-game county record with 53 points
  • During his high school career, averaged nearly 30 points (29.6 pts. and 7 assists) and scored 1,955 points, at the time the second-highest total ever in Gwinnett
  • 1998 Berkmar High School State runner-up finish as a high school senior
  • 1998 Named Mr. Georgia Basketball
  • 1998-2002 Four-year starter at point guard for Georgia Tech
  • 2001-2002 Avg. 17 points and 5.7 assists
• • Ranked 2nd in Georgia Tech history making 301 three-point field goals
  • Second-team All-ACC as a senior 1,658 career points and 560 career assists- fourth in school history
  • Started his professional career in Russia
  • Played in Turkey, China, France, Poland, Croatia, Greece, Bulgaria and Cyprus
  • Played a summer in the Dominican Republic
  • 2015-2016 averaged 11 points and 2.7 assists for South Korea

• Gwinnett Daily Post sports writer since 1997, sports editor since 2005
• Winner of 75 individual Georgia Sports Writers Association awards since 2000, including wins for best sports story statewide in 2017 and 2018
• Led Gwinnett Daily Post to GSWA’s Best Sports Section in Georgia five times
• Winner of 12 individual Georgia Press Association awards since 2010, including Best Feature Story and Best Sports Coverage in Georgia
• Longtime president of the Georgia Sports Writers Association
• 2019 inductee into the Brookwood High School Hall of Fame
• Also sports editor of Henry Herald, Clayton News-Daily, Rockdale Citizen and Newton Citizen

• • Standout athlete at Grayson High School
  • Played basketball in Grayson’s original rock gym
  • UGA letterman football            
  • UGA letterman baseball
• • On first SEC baseball championship team at UGA (1933)
  • All-Time University of Georgia Football Lettermen (1931-32-33)
  • Catcher - Atlanta Crackers baseball team (1934)
  • Defensive Tackle - Chicago Cardinals football team (1938)