Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame

• • Played six major league seasons, five with Detroit
  • Career .308 hitter; hit .370 in 1925
• • Member of only outfield in major league history to have all three members hit .370 or higher in one season
  • Fellow Detroit outfielder in 1925 withTy Cobb

• Georgia AAAAA State Champion in Cross country, 1600m & 3200m
• 7-time All-American in cross country & track
• Broke the Florida State University and ACC Mile Record
• 4-time ACC track champion
• NCAA Women of the Year Top 10 Nominee
• Ran 7^th fastest all-time in the US for the mile in 2014
• Olympic Trials semi-finalist in the 1500m

Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame-bound Amanda Winslow Rego still involved in running

• • Two-time Olympian
  • Three Olympic Medals
  • 26 International Medals
  • 8 World Championship Teams
  • Holds American record in 100M Free
  • Competed for University of Georgia and University of Southern California before relinquishing
  • NCAA eligibility to compete professionally
  • Gold in 400 free relay and 400 medley relay - Pan American Games 2003
  • Gold in the 400 free relay and silver in 400 medley relay - Indianapolis 2004
  • Silver on American record-setting 400 free relay and silver in 400 medley relay- 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.
• • Silver in 400 medley, bronze in 400 free relay - Montreal 2005
  • Gold in 400 free relay, 400 medley relay, silver in 100m freestyle - Victoria 2006
  • Silver in 400 medley relay, bronze in 800 free relay - Shanghai 2006
  • Gold as part of 800 free relay, silver in the American record setting 400 free relay and American record setting 400 medley relay - Melbourne 2007
  • Finished 4th in 100m freestyle, American record - World Championships in Rome 2009
  • Silver in 400 free and 400 medley relays - Dubai 2010
  • Silver in 50 meter freestyle and gold in 400 free relay - Irvine 2010
  • Gold in 400 medley relay and silver in 400 free relay - Shanghai 2011
  • Bronze in 400m free relay - 2012 Olympic Games in London
  • Silver as part of 400 free relay, 200 free relay, and 200 medley relay – World Championships 2014

• Amanda qualifies for six straight US Olympic Trials!
• Amanda Weir, Olympic swimmers competing in Atlanta this week at U.S. Open

• Led Wesleyan’s girls’ basketball team to 3 state championships.
• 2129 career points, 820 rebounds, 458 assists, 370 steals – 130 total games players
• Led Wesleyan’s girls’ volleyball team to 3 state championships.
• Record holder for career kills (1572) career aces (321) and career ace percentage (24.2%)
• Earned 4 state championships in track and field – 3 individuals in the high jump and one team title.
• GAHPHERD- 2009 Georgia Athlete of the year
• Received a full scholarship to the University of Georgia and went on to be a Lady Bulldogs star.
• Two-Time Miss Georgia Basketball awarded by the Atlanta Tip Off Club.
• Two-time National Basketball Player of the Year – National Christian School Athletic Association
• 2009 Georgia Gatorade Player of the year
• 2011-2012 Named first-team All-SEC, All defensive Team, All American Honorable mention. 
• In SEC games, ranked in the league’s top-10 statistical leaders in 9 of the 13 categories.
• Drafted by the Atlanta Dream for the 2013 season.
• Played professionally throughout South America and Europe for 6 years.

Multi-Talented Anne Marie Armstrong Bound For Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame

• • Holds a total of 16 Georgia High School records
  • First-team All-State (2004)
  • Four time All-County honoree, first team, (2001-2004)
  • All-Region Team for 7 AAAAA
  • Gwinnett Daily Post Player of the Year (2004)
  • Named Dacula High School’s MVP (2003-2004)
  • Selected to Georgia’s North All-Star Team
  • Starting center field in the All-Star game
  • Second-team All-State (2002)
• • University of Alabama - second player in school history to hit over .400 in three seasons
  • Fourth player in SEC history to total 300 hits, 200 runs, 100 stolen bases
  • Silver Slugger Winner (2004)
  • NCAA Top VIII Athlete Award Recipient (2009)
  • Lowe's Senior CLASS Finalist (2009)
  • NCAA Woman of the Year Finalist (2010)
  • Four-time All-SEC and All-American
  • Played on U.S. National Team