Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame

• 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

• 2006 Georgia Class 5A Defensive Player of the Year
• With over 100 tackles and 16 sacks his senior year, he was considered the 7^th best football player in GA and 13^th best defensive tackle in the nation.
• Named a freshman All-American as an Ohio State freshman.
• In 2009, led the Ohio State Buckeyes to the Rose Bowl win against Oregon.
• Led the Buckeyes to a win against Arkansas in the 2011 Sugar Bowl.
• Selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft.
• Named to the First-team All-pro team in 2017, 2019, and 2021.
• Listed in the NFL Top 100 Players of 2016 and 2018 through 2023.
• 2023 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year
• 6-time Pro Bowler
• 4-time All Pro
• 80.5 Sacks
• 121 Tackles for Losses

• Dacula High School’s head football coach for 20 years,(1991-2010)
• In 1996, led Dacula to an undefeated season.
• 2017 Dacula High School Athletics Hall of Famer
• Dacula’s athletic director and head football coach
• Dean of Gwinnett County’s high school football coaches
• Career record of 183-106-1.
• Gwinnett County Touchdown Club Team First Award named in His Honor
• 6 Region Titles
• 13 State Playoff Appearances
• 7 Quarterfinal Appearances
• 1 State Semi-final Appearance
• State Athletic Director of the Year 1995, 2000, 2005
• 2024 Georgia Athletic Director Hall of Fame Member
• Meadowcreek High School’s first head football coach and athletic director (1986-1990)

Kevin Maloof Humbled by Gwinnett Sports Hall of Fame Honor

• 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

• Led Norcross High School to its first state basketball championship in 2006.
• Named Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s 2006 Player of the Year.
• Named Gwinnett Daily Post’s 2006 Player of the Year.
• 2006 Atlanta Tipoff Club Metro Player of the Year and February 2006 Player of the Month.
• Named to the Georgia High School Association All Star Team and led the North Team to its first win in over 3 years.
• Named to the All-Tournament Team at Bob Gibbons, Kingwood, The Main Event (Las Vegas), Chick-Fil-A, and Dell Curry's Bojangles tournament.
• In 2006, listed as the #7 shooting guard and #39 player in the nation.
• 2006 University of Kentucky Freshman Year – Chevrolet Player of the game vs. University of Louisville scoring 18 points, led team to victory in Freedom Hall
• Named the SEC Freshman of the Week 3 times during his freshman season with the Kentucky Wildcats.
• Selected for the SEC All-Freshman Team.
• Named Freshman All American by college insider.com 2006/2007
• SEC Academic All American while at University of Kentucky 2007/2008 and 2008/2009
• November 2008 scored 37 points in 74-72 win over Kansas State in the Las Vegas Findlay Invitational Tournament earning MVP honors.
• Set a record for the most points scored by a Wildcat in Freedom Hall with 46 points.
• In 2009, broke Kentucky's single-game scoring record by scoring 54 points in a 90–72 win.
• In 2009, broke the record for most 3-pointers in a season at the University of Kentucky, with 117.
• February of 2009, hit game winning fall away three-point shot to defeat University of Florida 68-65, with 4.7 seconds left on the clock.
• In February of 2009, 45-point game vs. University of Arkansas in Bud Walton Arena breaking the arena record for points scored.
• First player since the 2004-05 season to be named AP First Team All-SEC.
• Was a consensus Second Team All-American in 2008-09.
• In 2009 NBA draft, was drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks
• After being drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks in 2009, returned to the University of Kentucky each off-season and on May 10, 2014, received a degree in Business Marketing.
• 2011 Philadelphia 76ers earned first starting job and led the team in 3-point shooting and helped them earn a playoff berth.
• Second start for Philadelphia 76ers matched Allen Iverson’s arena record for points in a first quarter with 20 – scoring all 20 in a 26-5 run in a five-minute span.  Made 6 three-point shots.
• During his Detroit Pistons debut in 2014, he scored 12 points off the bench and helped the Pistons break their 13-game losing streak.
• March of 2014 scored 42 points playing with the Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder.  Named player of the game.
• With the Toronto Raptors, they defeated the Golden State Warriors in the 2019 NBA Finals.

Jodie Meeks' Decorated Career Leads to Gwinnett County Sports Hall of Fame