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Eight Named to Join NCHSAA Hall of Fame NORTH CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC AssOCIATION BULLETIN Volume 61, Number 2 Winter 2009 Eight Named to Join NCHSAA Hall of Fame CHAPEL HILL—Eight more outstanding names in the annals of state prep athletics have been selected for induction into the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame. The late Bill Bost of Catawba, along with Ken Browning of Durham, Richard Hicks of Durham, Mac Morris of Greensboro, Jan Stanley of Hendersonville, Tim Stevens of Raleigh, Billy Widgeon of Morehead City and Charlie Adams of Chapel Hill have been named as the 22nd group of inductees to join the prestigious hall. That brings to 118 the number enshrined. The new inductees were honored during special halftime ceremonies at a football game at Kenan Stadium, when North Carolina played Boston College. The University of North Carolina designated the day as the 24th annual NCHSAA Day. The new class will officially be inducted at the special Hall of Fame banquet next spring at the George Watts Hill Alumni Center at the University of North Carolina. NCHSAA Hall of Fame The NCHSAA Hall of Fame is supported by a Soon-to-be members of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame, who will be formally inducted into the Hall next April, were recognized at NCHSAA Day this special grant from GlaxoSmithKline. fall. Inductees who were honored included, from left, NCHSAA executive director Charlie “These individuals joining the Association Adams; the late Bill Bost, represented by his sister Mrs. Nancy Arndt, accompanied by her Hall of Fame this year have definitely had a tre- husband; Joe Browning, representing his father Ken Browning, who was in the locker room mendous impact on high school athletics across fulfilling his current duties as a UNC assistant football coach; Richard Hicks; Mac Morris; Tim North Carolina,” says NCHSAA associate execu- Stevens; and Billy Widgeon. Not pictured is Jan Stanley, the head coach of the West Hender- tive director Rick Strunk, who coordinates the Hall son volleyball team which was playing a match on that day. (NCHSAA photo by John Bell) for the Association. “Their records are certainly impressive, but the character they exemplified He served as president of the National during his career, including 341-143 as the Bandys and the lives they touched are really representative Federation of State High School Associations men’s coach and 181-35 with the Bandys women. of what the NCHSAA stands for. Their selection Board of Directors in 1997-98, the only North His 1977 Bandys women won the state 3-A title maintains the high standards of excellence estab- Carolinian to serve in that role. He is a member of and his men finished second twice and captured lished by previous inductees, and we are proud to the National High School Hall of Fame, the North the ‘82 crown. honor these deserving individuals.” Carolina Athletic Directors Hall of Fame, the East He also served on the Catawba County Board of Carolina University Sports Hall of Fame and the Education for several years after his retirement from Charlie Adams Cary High School Hall of Fame. coaching. The Bandys gymnasium bears his name. Charlie Adams has served as executive direc- tor of the North Carolina High School Athletic Bill Bost Ken Browning Association since 1984 and has been on the The late Bill Bost was one of the state’s out- Ken Browning has emerged as one of the top NCHSAA staff since 1967. standing basketball coaches and had the unique football coaches in North Carolina at both the A star athlete at Cary High School and then distinction of coaching men’s and women’s teams high school and collegiate level. at East Carolina University, Adams has created a simultaneously to great success. Since 1993, he has served as an assistant coach number of innovations during his NCHSAA career, Bost coached at the old Hiddenite High School on the football staff at the University of North including implementing a corporate sponsorship from 1960 to ‘69 and then forged a great record Carolina in several different capacities and under program, starting the NCHSAA Endowment fund, at Bandys in Catawba County from 1970 through several head coaches. Prior to that, he forged an greatly expanding the state awards program, devel- ‘88. During an eight-year period, he coached both outstanding record as a head coach from 1970 to oping more classified state championships and help- the men’s and women’s varsities. His teams overall, ‘75 at Ledford and then from 1976 through ‘93 at ing start the innovative Student Services program. both men and women, won 654 games and lost 214 Continued on page 2 Continued from page 1 North Carolina Coaches Association and its an- Carolina Wesleyan, Stevens has written either for nual clinic. the Raleigh Times and then the Raleigh News and Northern Durham, including 10 straight league A graduate of Roxboro High and Davidson Observer since 1973, winning a number of awards crowns at Northern. College, Morris served at Greensboro’s Page High for his coverage. He has been the driving force He compiled a brilliant 214-54-6 mark as a School from 1968 through ‘96, including a 25-year behind such outstanding events as the Holiday head coach. His Knight teams went 43-2 during run as head basketball coach. His Pirate teams had Invitational basketball tournament in Raleigh and his last three years and earned the NCHSAA state an outstanding record of 446-141 during his ten- the Triangle Pigskin Preview. He has served as a 4-A crown in 1993. A number of his former play- ure, including winning the state 4-A title in ‘79, ‘83 member of the McDonald’s All-American bas- ers and assistant coaches went on to be high school and 1990. He also head men’s tennis coach at Page ketball selection committee and was co-author of head coaches. and won a state title in that sport in 1971. the original North Carolina High School Record Browning was head coach of the North Morris has served on the NCCA staff since Book. Carolina Shrine Bowl team in 1993 and is a mem- 1987 and is a member of the North Carolina One of only four North Carolinians in the ber of the Guilford College Sports Hall of Fame. Athletic Directors Association Hall of Fame and National High School Sports Hall of Fame, he has the Guilford County Sports Hall of Fame. held membership on a number of NCHSAA com- Richard Hicks The Page gymnasium is named in his honor. mittees during his career. Richard Hicks has made significant contribu- tions to high school athletics as a coach and ad- Jan Stanley Billy Widgeon ministrator. Jan Stanley has produced unbelievable records Billy Widgeon has enjoyed tremendous suc- A graduate of Rocky Mount’s Booker T. as a volleyball coach, but was also highly successful cess as a high school athlete, collegiate athlete and Washington High and North Carolina College in women’s basketball. outstanding coach in several sports. (now North Carolina Central), Hicks was an out- A graduate of Hendersonville High and He played on the 1953 NCHSAA state 1-A standing coach before moving into administra- Baptist (SC) College (now Charleston Southern), basketball championship team at Newport High tion. He coached football, baseball and basketball where she was a three-year basketball starter, and then was a two-sport standout at Atlantic at Booker T. Washington and then later was the Jan established West Henderson as a volleyball Christian (now Barton) College, where he is in that Rocky Mount Senior High basketball coach. He power. She is second all-time in state prep history school’s hall of fame. was at Rocky Mount from 1968 through ‘75, where in volleyball victories with an amazing 645-114 Widgeon was a teacher and coach at Bailey he coached the legendary Phil Ford and coached in record in 33 years of coaching, all at West, and High from 1957 through ‘64, where he coached the East-West all-star game. her teams won both the 2003 and ‘04 state 2-A three sports but his women’s basketball team He was principal at junior high schools in championships. won an amazing 107 games in a row. From 1964 Rocky Mount and in Orange County before serv- Her basketball team also won a state title in through ‘91 he served at West Carteret, winning ing as the principal at Hillside High in Durham. 1991 and she won over 250 games in that sport, 342 games in 23 years as head basketball coach and Hicks was president of the NCHSAA Board of guiding the West all-star team in 1995. She also also coaching men’s golf for 27 seasons, winning Directors in 1994-95 and has earned a number served four years as a member of the North eight regular-season championships in that sport. of recognitions from the Association and he is Carolina High School Athletic Association Board He was athletic director 10 years at West and is a a member of the North Carolina Central Hall of of Directors. charter member of the West Carteret Hall of Fame. Fame. Tim Stevens The Hall of Fame plaques are on perma- Mac Morris Tim Stevens has been had a stellar career as nent display in the North Carolina High School Mac Morris has made his mark not just as one of the outstanding high school sports writers Athletic Association’s Hall of Fame room, located an outstanding high school basketball coach but in the state. in the Simon F.
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