Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame

• • 2006 Kicker/Punter Georgia High School Association Football State Champion (AAAAA)
  • 2006 Atlanta Journal Constitution All-State Punter (AAAAA)
  • 2006 Georgia Sports Writers Association All-State Punter (AAAAA)
  • 2006 Georgia Coaches Association All-State Kicker & Punter (AAAAA)
  • 2009 Unanimous First Team All-American Punter while playing for the University of Georgia
  • 2009 Ray Guy Award Winner (Nation’s Best Punter)
  • 2009 First Team All-SEC Punter
  • Led National College Athletics Association in Gross & Net Punting Average
  • 2010 First Team Academic All-American Punter
  • 2010 Second Team All-American Punter
  • 2010 Second Team All-SEC Punter
  • 2010 Ray Guy Award Finalist (Nation’s Best Punter)
  • 2010 Named UGA’s Team of the Decade Punter
• • 2011 First Team Academic All American (Punter)
  • 2011 William V. Campbell Trophy Finalist (Nation’s Top Scholar-Athlete)
  • 2011 All-SEC Honorable Mention
  • 2011 Two-Time UGA Team Captain
  • 2011 All-Time Leader in Career Punting Average at UGA
  • 2011 One of seven players in UGA Football history to be named an Academic & Athletic First Team All-American.
  • 2011 One of eight players in UGA Football history to be voted a Unanimous First Team All-American
  • 2012 Started all 16 games during rookie season for Pittsburgh Steelers
  • 2012 Longest punt in Heinz Field history (79 yards) for Pittsburgh Steelers
  • 2014 Led NFL in punts downed inside the 20 yard line while playing for the Arizona Cardinals.
  • 2014 NFL Playoffs for Arizona Cardinals
  • 2015 NFC West Champions (13-3) for Arizona Cardinals
  • 2015 NFC Championship Game for Arizona Cardinals

• • Georgia PGA: Play-of-the-Year 1997,1998,2000
  • Georgia PGA Championship 1997,1999,2000,2015
  • Atlanta open 2000
  • Georgia Senior Open 2001,2015,2017
  • Polo Golf Classic 1997

• James Mason tops younger players to win Georgia PGA Section tournament
• Duluth native James Mason wins Yamaha Atlanta Open
• Two Gwinnett golfers qualify for Senior PGA Professional National Championship

• • 2001 Won silver medal with Team USA in Junior Pan-Am Games
  • USA Today All-American in baseball as high school senior
  • Finished HS career with 55 home runs, 164 RBIs, .443 average
  • Hit 20 homers as a junior and 16 as a senior
  • Won two state titles in baseball and two in football at Parkview
  • Had 15 interceptions as a junior in high school
  • Had 1,035 receiving yards and 14 TD catches as a senior
  • Named state¹s football Player of the Year as a senior
  • Signed a football scholarship to Clemson
  • 2002 Picked in the first round of the MLB Draft by Atlanta Braves
  • 2003 Atlanta Braves South Atlantic League All-Star selection
• • 2003 Member of the Carolina League regular season and postseason All-Star team.
  • 2004 Named the top prospect in the Braves organization by Baseball America.
  • 2004 Awarded largest signing bonus ($2.2 million) in Braves history
  • 2005 Sports Illustrated Cover.  Dubbed "The Natural" after hitting .360 with a 1.067 OPS in his first 37 games
  • 2005 Hit a 3-run homer to center field in the bottom of the 8th inning, against Chicago Cubs. First Major League hit.
  • 2005, Was selected to play in the All-Star Futures Game before getting called up by Atlanta July 6, 2005
  • 2007 Received Rawlings Gold Glove Award
  • 12 Major League seasons, 1,481 games and 160 homers
  • 2017 Fox Sports Braves analyst
  • Nicknamed "Frenchy", American professional baseball right fielder (MLB)

• Jeff Francoeur's 2005 Atlanta Braves debut
• Jeff Francoeur turns the page as FOX Sports South Braves broadcaster
• Fox Sports South's Jeff Francoeur, Chip Caray talk Atlanta Braves' second half, playoff hopes
• Jeff Francoeur back, Kelsey Wingert out on Atlanta Braves broadcast coverage
• Jeff Francoeur talks Braves, MLB with Cole Hamels, Freddie Freeman
• Braves broadcasters Jeff Francoeur, Chip Caray like club's potential with playoffs approaching
• Bally Sports South, Southeast announce Atlanta Braves TV schedule, coverage plans
• Gwinnett's Jeff Francoeur, Nick Green returning to Bally Sports' Braves broadcasts
• Gwinnett puts five in inaugural Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame class
• Atlanta Braves Broadcasts to Feature 3 Gwinnett Grads

• • 1989 Gwinnett County Player of the Year
  • 1992 All ACC Tournament Team
  • 2010 ACC Legend
  • Played professionally in France with SPO Rouen
  • Records currently at GA Tech:
  • Most Free throws attempted
  • Best Free throw percentage for a game 100%
  • Most free throws made in a game 20 out of 20
  • 2nd most points scored in a season 596  -Held record for 22 years
  • Most free throws attempted in a season
  • 1st Most free throws made in a season
  • 3rd in most double doubles
• • 2nd Highest scoring average per game
  • Lead Tech in scoring and rebounding all 3 years she played
  • Member of GA Tech’s 1000 point club
  • Most rebounds for GA Tech at an NCAA tournament game
  • First GT Player to receive Kodak All American Honorable Mention
  • USA Basketball U.S. Olympic Team Trials Invitee 1992
  • USA Basketball Jones Cup Member......Gold Medal (Taipai, Taiwan)
  • USA Basketball U.S. Junior National Team 1992
  • USA Basketball U.S. Olympic Festival South Team 1990
  • Elected ALL ACC all three of her years playing at GT
  • Record for Most points in a game at NHS (44)
  • Georgia Tech Women Out Front Honoree 2013

• • Two sport athlete at Duluth High School (softball and basketball)
  • 1999 AAAA Fastpitch Softball State Champion
  • Selected to the Georgia's North All-Star Team
  • All-State, All-County, and All-Region selection
  • Three-time Gwinnett Daily Post Pitcher of the Year (1998, 1999, 2000)
  • Two-time All-American (2003, 2005)
  • Two-time SEC Pitcher of the Year (2003, 2005)
  • Two-time 1st Team All-SEC (2003, 2005)
  • USA Softball National Player of the Week (March 24, 2003, April 4, 2005)
  • NFCA National Player of the Week (April 4, 2005)
  • 7-time SEC Pitcher of the Week
  • University of Georgia records
  • Career ERA (1.30)
  • Season Wins (39)
  • Career Wins (104)
  • Career Shutouts ( 4 7 .5)
  • Career Strikeouts (1,070)
  • Career Opponent Batting Average (.168)

Duluth celebrates Michelle Green with ceremony on refurbished softball field