Special Events

2002 Hall Of Fame Banquet

Saturday, April 20

Greenville College will host its 11th Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Banquet on Saturday, April 20, 2002. View the Class of 2002 Inductees ...

You may support this event through the following sponsorship levels:

• MVP Table Sponsor - $500
  Four complimentary tickets and special recognition in the program.
  
• All-star Table Sponsor - $250
  Two complimentary tickets and special recognition in the program.
  
• Captain Table Sponsor - $125
  Special recognition in the program.
  
• Student-Athlete Ticket Sponsor - Up to $100 @ $25 per ticket

OR .. Purchase tickets for your family and friends

You may select from these various levels of event sponsorship or purchase individual tickets at $25 per ticket by calling the Athletic Department at (618) 664-6622 or submit your order online through our secure server.

Greenville College Athletic Hall of Fame
Class of 2002 Inductees - April 20, 2002

Walter Scott (1921) - Pioneer Category
Walter Scott served as one of the earliest directors of physical education at Greenville College. He spearheaded the movement to convert the field behind Hogue Hall into an athletic field that we currently enjoy, fittingly called Scott Field.

Lester Finger (1943) - Coaching Category
Lester Finger, a Navy veteran, coached at the high school and college levels for more than 25 years. He achieved notable success in Arizona where his 1959 Phoenix Christian HS football team won a state championship and he was named Arizona AP and Interscholastic Association Coach of the Year.

Jo Ann Noble (1956) - Athletic Category
JO Ann Noble played intramural basketball, softball, and volleyball at Greenville College prior to the years of intercollegiate competition. She was named an All-Star in each sport. She served as a professor of music at Greenville College for thirty years before retiring to missions work in the Philippines.

Men's Tennis (1971) - Team Category
The 1971 edition of the Greenville College men's tennis team accomplished a feat unmatched to that date and since with the first undefeated season in Greenville College history. Coached by John Strahl, the men were 12-0 and PCC conference champions.

Tony Hubbard (1977) - Athletic Category
Tony Hubbard played baseball at Greenville College where he was an NAIA All-American catcher. He finished his playing career at Greenville College as the career leader in runs scored, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, runs batted in, total bases, and put outs.

David Powell (1991) - Athletic Category
David Powell quarterbacked the 1987-1990 Greenville College football teams to a record of 31-4-1. He was the most valuable offensive player in 1987 and was the 1990 NAIA scoring champion with 18 touchdowns, good for 108 points and an average of 13.5 points per game.

For more information contact:

Doug Faulkner
Director of Athletics
Email: doug.faulkner
Phone: 618-664-6622

Last updated: November 6, 2001