Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame

• • Outstanding football player at Central Gwinnett HS
  • 1982 Gwinnett County Defensive Player of the Year
  • Earned 13 varsity letters while at Central Gwinnett
  • Inducted into Georgia Tech Hall of Fame in 1998
  • Three-year starter at linebacker with 417 career tackles
  • 1985 First-Team All-ACC selection
  • Made 25 tackles, second-best in Tech history vs. Tennessee in 1985
  • Defensive coordinator at Georgia Tech, Auburn University
  • Head coach Duke University
  • BSC Championship Auburn 2010
• Gwinnett native Ted Roof hired as Oklahoma Sooners defensive coordinator
• Gwinnett Native Ted Roof Named Central Florida Defensive Coordinator

• Drafted by the New York Mets in 2008 out of Berry College
• Played 11 seasons in the Major Leagues for the New York Mets, Colorado Rockies, Houston Astros, Boston Red Sox, Tampa Bay Rays, and Atlanta Braves.
• Pitched 7 scoreless innings in his MLB debut
• September 2014 American League Rookie of the Month, and finished 4th in rookie of the year voting
• In 2015, finished 2^nd in the American League with 19 wins
• Won the 2017 World Series with the Houston Astros
• Selected as a member of the MLB All-Stars for the 2018 MLB Japan All-Star Series
• Lowest reliever ERA in MLB from 2018-2022
• Pitched in a combined no-hitter against Cleveland in 2021

Gwinnett Sports Hall of Fame Honors Collin McHugh for Impressive Career

• • 1999 Georgia High School Association Balance Beam State Champion
  • 4 time Junior Olympic Nationals Competitor
  • 1997 Region 8 Floor Champion
  • 1998 Region 8 Beam, Floor and All Around Champion
  • 1999 Region 8 Beam Champion
  • 2000 Junior Olympic National Team Member
  • 2001 Junior Olympic National Team Member
  • 2001 USAG Junior Olympic National Floor and All Around Champion
  • 1996-2000 Georgia USAG All Around Champion
• • 4-year Auburn University Scholarship Athlete
  • 4-year Auburn University Letter Winner
  • 2002 All-SEC Team Member
  • 2003 All-SEC Team Member
  • 2002 Freshman of the Year
  • 2003 All American on Bars
  • 2003 and 2004 Bengston Award- gymnast who best represented Auburn University on and off the competition floor
  • 2005 NCAA Individual All Around Qualifier
  • 2005 won the Wentworth Award- presented to the gymnast who best represents the Auburn Creed

• • 1998 individual state high school champion
  • 3 time Gwinnett County Female Golfer of the Year
  • Played on boys and girls high school golf team
  • All-SEC, Auburn University
  • Played in two U.S. Opens, finishing T-61st in 2004
• • Member of 2002 victorious, U.S. Curtis Cup team
  • 2002 NCAA First-team All-American at Auburn University, where her team finished 2nd in the NCAA Championship in 2002
  • Member of Futures Tour, LPGA feeder tour, before entering coaching
  • Courtney spent three and a half years as an assistant coach at her alma mater, Auburn University, where she helped coach the Tigers to the 2006 and 2009 SEC Championships and mentored 3 first team All-Americans
  • Current Head Coach at the University of Louisville, former Head Coach at the University of Central Florida

• • 2003 scored 46 touchdowns, breaking Herschel Walker’s GA high school single-season record of 42
  • 2003 Gwinnett County Back of the Year
  • 2003 Parade Magazine All American
  • 2004 Offensive Player of Year - GA Athletic Coaches Association
  • 2004 Running Back of the Year -Touchdown Club of Atlanta
  • 2004 scholar athlete recipient Watkins Award, presented by National Alliance of African American Athletes, NAAA
  • 2004 Player of Year - Gwinnett Daily Post, Gainesville Times, Fox 5 TV Sports Team
  • 2003 Georgia Player of the Year, Gatorade
  • 2003 Georgia Player of the Year, Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  • Notre Dame, during first season for the Irish set the freshman rushing record, gaining 786 yards on 185 carries (4.2 average), and breaking a 30-year-old school record
  • Led the Irish in rushing in all three seasons
  • Recorded the sixth-best single-season rushing total in Notre Dame history as a junior with career-high 1,267 yards on 255 carries and holds career record for most receptions as a running back at Notre Dame
  • Ranked 4th All-time for career rushing yards at Notre Dame, 4th in school history to eclipse 1,000 rushing yards in consecutive seasons
  • NFL 2007-2010, Houston Texans, Denver Broncos
  • College football analyst for FOX in Los Angeles, CA
  • ESPN and Fox Sports Broadcaster

Gwinnett puts five in inaugural Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame class