He went on to attend Syracuse University where he continued to play football as a star running back. As Lynseys College Coach, Karen Haag, stated, Lynsey has always been a leader and a winner. From 1956 to 1958, Hobie helped propel the Maroons to three consecutive undefeated seasons (22-0-1). Richard proved that he was up to the task as he skillfully guided the team to its second consecutive undefeated season, capturing both the DUSO League and Section Nine Championships. A 1938 graduate of Kingston High School, he was described as one of Kingstons greatest athletes in Ron Woods book, Kingston, A Century of Play and the Major Players. Proving his versatility as an athlete, Hobie also set a new Harvard track and field record in the triple jump during his first season of competition. Hamden Hall Country Day School Athletic Hall of Fame honored outstanding athletic traditions at the Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner held on Saturday, April 14, 2018. In addition to being the second woman in KHS history to score over 1,000 points in her KHS basketball career, Doreen holds the current record for most career rebounds (822), most rebounds for a single season (366) and most rebounds per game in a single season (16.7). Doreens notable high school athletic career garnered a multitude of accomplishments and record breaking feats. At the Section One Open Championships, Joe earned first place in the long jump with a leap of 23-0.75. Tragically, in his senior year of high school, the promising young athlete passed away after being involved in a car accident. The hall. During the year he regularly scored in three events for KHS in the dual meet season. When he graduated, he had eclipsed Bock as all-time scorer (973). The Tiverton High School Athletic Hall of Fame has announced its Class of 2022, the members of which will be honored during a ceremony in the fall. Eileen was a three-time DCSL (Dutchess County Scholastic League) Cross Country Champion in 1975, 1976, and 1977 and a two-time Section One titlist in 1975 and 1977, with a second-place finish in 1976. His coach, Kevin Harney, was selected as the Coach of the Year. National High School Hall of Fame Inductees. She then proceeded to dominate the Ulster County Junior Tennis Tournament (UCJTT) circuit by winning over 11 championships in singles, doubles and mixed doubles by the time she was 12 years old. She was inducted into the NHSACA Hall of Fame in 1998. After the war, Richard enrolled in Syracuse University in 1946 where he participated in rowing. Her 334 steals and 567 field goals still stand. While at Kingston, Richard coached the Junior Varsity Football, Modified Soccer and Junior Varsity Soccer teams. During her illustrious scholastic running career from 1974-1978, Eileen set the bar high for every other female runner to follow, by establishing records in both Cross Country and Track for them to aspire towards. In the winter sports season of 1974-75, Richard took over the swimming program at KHS for the highly successful Ron Gabriele, who took the Assistant Director of Physical Education and Athletic Directors positions at Columbia-Greene Community College. 1301 E. Walnut St. Carbondale, IL 62901. Coach Burke went on to become one the most influential and successful coaches in KHS history. After working hard to rise up from a disappointing season his junior year, Varsity football coach, Frank Modica, put his faith in the young player and named him quarterback for the 1968 season. He helped the Maroons to their first solo DUSO (Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan, Orange) Championship since Tommy Maines led Kingston to the title in 1936. Charlie continued his baseball career at Kingston, twice becoming a First Team All-DUSO performer as a pitcher and outfielder. Please return completed form to: CCHS Athletic Hall of Fame. In year three of the Charlie Bock era (1936-37), Kingston produced its first perfect Basketball season in the schools history by winning all 17 of its games. He won 15 DUSO League Hardcourt Titles, along with a Section Two title in 1929, Section Nine in 1947, 1948, and 1949, and one Intersectional Championship in 1948. Charlie led the DUSO (Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan, Orange) League in scoring in his very first year on the Varsity basketball team. KHS finished the season with a superb record of 22-1. Susan and Mary Ann (Boys Swimming) and Chris (Boys Tennis) not only made the teams but earned their varsity letters as well. In her senior year, Lynsey scored 30 points on three separate occasions. Girls Wrestling Section 9 Champion . Eileen Casey Pine is considered by many to be the greatest girls long-distance runner in the history of Kingston High School. Upon graduating with honors from KHS, Susan enrolled at Syracuse University where she would continue to swim competitively for the next four years. That same year, Keith began his professional career, when he signed a contract with Kepez Belediyespor of the Turkish Basketball League. Charlie wasnt done with the DUSO League just yet. She was a three-time ALL-NEC First Team Selection in 2000, 2001 and 2002, and led the NEC in hitting percentage, blocks for those seasons, as well as in kills for her last two years. Adding to these accomplishments, this two-time Daily Freeman Basketball Player of the Year and Middletown Record Player of the Year maintains the highest scoring average for a season (29.4), the most single game points scored (61) and the most three-pointers in a career (334), which was a New York State record for three-pointers. (2007). Tickets. Her offense and defense helped lead the Tigers to two section titles and their first state final four appearance in 07. Keith Simmons, a 2003 grad who, with Fisher, spearheaded Kingstons powerhouse basketball teams from 2001-03. He is Kingstons All-Time Winningest Coach with a career record of 372 wins and 113 losses in his 28 years of coaching. The 6-foot-3 Weaver led the DUSO in scoring two years and the Tigers to three consecutive league titles. Rogers surpassed Jim Smiddy, another National High School Hall of Fame member, in 2020 for the most all-time wins in . The team records for the other years were 18-5 (2003); 18-3 (2004); 19-5 (2005); 19-3 (2006). During the match, Heather carried the team on her back, powering them through a grueling two-hour, five-game set, recording 38 kills, 11 blocks, nine digs and two Aces. At the Federation Cross Country Championships, she placed 3rd in 1976 and 5th in 1977, along with copping a 4th place finish at the NYSPHSAA Meet in 1977. During the 1998 season, Kingston had an undefeated run to the South East Class A Regionals Finals, going 22-0 before bowing to Section Four Champion Horseheads in a tense, back-and-forth match, eventually losing three games to two. He went on win three conference championships at Princeton. Hampton Athletic Hall of Fame The Hall of Fame was created in 2001 to honor those individuals who have brought prestige and pride to the Hampton School District athletic program either as a player, coach or administrator. * Joe McDonald (Class of 1987) The most dominant jumper KHS has ever had. One of those recognized is Tony Badalato, who was at Kingston from 1969 to 2004. in Communications and is currently the Confidential Secretary to the Mayor of Kingston. A 1988 graduate of Kingston High School, he established himself as a standout player for KHS Varsity Football and helped drive his team to an undefeated regular season his senior year. * Lynsey Timbrouck (Class of 2007) Timbrouck was a two-time Freeman Player of the Year and left with five career records, including all-time scorer. Within our 51 member state associations, we serve 19,500 high schools and more than 12 million young people. As a Freshman in 2004, Lynsey earned a spot on the Kingston Freemans Third Team. Forty-Nine years ago, in September of 1969, Dan began broadcasting Kingston High School Football, joining the WKNY 1490 Radio Team as a statistician and the half-time/postgame announcer. Known as a tenacious, ball-hawking defender, she combined exceptional anticipation along with quick hands to set the career steals record with 334 thefts, a record which still stands today. 100 talking about this. The event is scheduled to take place on the Kate Walton Field House Turf Field. He broadcast Tigers boys basketball in the 70s and 80s and baseball in the 90s. The induction ceremony is set to start at 5:30. He narrowly missed his first title in 1929 when they lost to NFA, 8-0, giving up their only points allowed all season. He then cruised to his second consecutive DCSL Championship, added the Section One (Class A) Title, setting course records both times. Long before that, he established himself as a local legend on the hardwood and later ran a nonprofit . Committee members are working to locate football team members. Willard Burke, who guided the football team to six titles, including three consecutive undefeated seasons from 1956-58. In addition, an Athletic Hall Of Fame . He led the DUSO in scoring all four years he played and finished with 733 points in an era long before the advent of the 3-point shot. Heathers all-around play helped lead the Lady Tigers to two consecutive Section Nine Class A Titles, in 1997 and 1998, including one Regional Final appearance in 1998. He continued his storied career in football and track in field at Harvard. * Renee Helbok (1994) Swimming record holder at KHS and Ithaca and who was an NCAA Division III champion. John stayed busy after the cross country season by competing in Winter/Indoor Track, though KHS did not have an official team. The Hall of Fame Committee announced Monday the date of the induction ceremony, which had been canceled each of the last two years because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Not only did Doreen stand tall on the basketball court, but in the classroom as well. Tickets are available through the Kingston. Students/Families. Coach Kias was voted by the Kingston Daily Freeman as the Best Basketball Coach of the last 30 years. In 2007, Keith was named Patriot League Player of the Year and MVP. In his final year of competition, John teamed with Keith White to form a formidable 1-2 punch, leading KHS to an undefeated 9-0 season. John helped the team to the 1975 and 1976 Heptagonal Championships (Ivy League Schools plus Army/Navy). He continued to compete on a national-class level as a track competitor and road racer for the NYAC, Athletic Attic, and the Frank Shorter Racing Team before retiring in 1994. Tweets by KHSTigerNation. Since 2004, Tay has held the title of all-time leading scorer for Kingston High School and Section 9 as a whole, with a record of 2,119 career points. Since the Fall of 1976, Dan has been the WKNY 1490 play-by-play announcer for all the Kingston High School Tigers Football games. A year later, he was made sideline report. Lynsey made the All-Section Team four times during her illustrious playing career. 2022 2021 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 . He won six DUSO (Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan, Orange) League Baseball Championships in nine years, 1928, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1935 and 1936. In 1927, Kingston High School hired an ambitious, young mid-western lad by the name of G. Warren Kias, who had just recently graduated from the University of Illinois (May 1927), to oversee its Physical Education and Athletics programs. Kias teams also produced consecutive game winning streaks of 28 and a KHS All-Time Record of 43 in a row. and ran away with his third DUSO League scoring crown (16.0 ppg.) Not one to rest on his laurels, at the next weeks competition at the Schenectady Eddy Games in May, where 67 schools competed, McDonald achieved what was never done before in the events 46-year history, by becoming the first athlete to cop first place in all three jumping events. The last two teams were coached by Badalato. At the Section One Open Championships, he won all three jumping events, setting KHS Records in the Triple Jump (50-7.50), the High Jump (6-10) and shattered a 23-year old Section One Long Jump Record (24-0.50). This performance earned him an All-American Honorable Mention Selection and an invite to the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado. Joes accomplishments are even more astonishing when you consider the fact that there were no home meets (Hence, No Home Field Advantage) held at Dietz Memorial Stadium from the years 1985-1989. * John Big Ed Weaver (Class of 1948) A two-time All-Star on offense and defense that led Kingston to two DUSO championships. In 1963, G. Warren Kias retired from the Kingston City School District after 36 years of service. During her senior year, the team again won 20 games (21-8), making her second NCAA Tournament and the teams 11th in 20 years. KINGSTON, N.Y. >> The Kingston City School District has revealed the inaugural class of its new Kingston High School Athletic Hall of Fame. That is followed by an Hors Doeuvres & Mocktail Social. Kingston won six more league titles in 1980, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, and 1987 and one Section One Championship in 1980 before Coach McCormick hung up his whistle and retired in 1988. The Hall, established in 1995, wasn't able to officially induct its 2020 class until last fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic forcing the cancellation of the 2020 and 2021 ceremonies. During the 1950-51 basketball season, his sophomore year, Ed led Army in scoring, averaging 16.0 ppg., and rebounding, with 12.6 ppg. Fisher is one of 16 graduates who will be inducted into the school's Hall of Fame in October. He was a third-base coach for the Yankees and would manage the Cleveland Indians in 1982. For nine years, he continued to play at the highest level for the Deutsche Bank Skyliners in Frankfurt, Germany and for Banvit in Bandirma, Turkey. He was a four-letterman playing Football, Basketball, Baseball and Track for the Maroon and White during his tenure at KHS, 1944-1948. The Arlington Athletic Hall of Fame inductees. The Kingston and District Sports Hall of Fame bursary award winners for 2018 have been announced. Most athletes dream of breaking records. Michael was set to attend North Carolina State University at Raleigh on a full football scholarship following graduation. Began his career at Kingston High School in 1946, when he was recruited from Highland High School to resurrect the struggling KHS football program. At the Section One Class A Indoor Championships, he broke a 20-year old record in the Triple Jump with a leap of 48-5.50. She was the schools all-time leading scorer in basketball (boys and girls) when she graduated. To put this in perspective, no other previous player in KHS history ever scored over 300 points for their careers. The Daily Freeman All-Star player, went on to play for Hastings College and quickly became a dominant force for his team. Though, competing against the physically bigger and stronger boys, Susan proved that she was more than capable of holding her own by becoming a consistent point scorer for the team. Athletic Hall of Fame Recipient Galleries Class of 2018 Inductees Class of 2019 Inductees Class of 2020 Inductees Championship Teams Recognized She also earned All-American status in the indoor Two-Mile during her Freshman year. As a freshman and junior, Kerry was named to the Daily Freeman first team for girls basketball and at the time of her graduation, she was KHSs all time leading scorer for girls and boys basketball with a career total of 1,363 points. Tay Fisher goes up for basketball during Kingston game in 2003. He was employed locally by IBM for 36 years and before his retirement earlier this year, he was a Global Procurement Manager. * Heather Wollyung (Class of 1999) Kingstons dominant player at the net, leading the Tigers to back-to-back Section 9 volleyball titles in 1997-98. If you right click on the file name, you will see the option to OPEN or SAVE TARGET AS. The individuals selected have made outstanding. The 2017 Kingston High School Hall of Fame Inductees are as follows: (Click on name to learn more about inductee) Hobie Armstrong (Class of 1959) Doreen Benes Harney (Class of 1986) Vivian "Pat" Burke (Coach) - 1970-1990 Willard Burke (Coach/Athletic Director) - 1946-2017 Ertha Burris (Class of 1977) William "Billy" Costello (Class of 1975) G. Warren Kias, his coach and then Athletic Director said, Charlie astounded the coaches and fans in our area and did a great deal to change the style of basketball in the rather staid East part of our country.. He won the WBC light welterweight championship in 1984 and fought a nationally-televised title defense in the Midtown Neighborhood Center. In 1943, during World War ll, he was a crew member on the B-29s that flew out of Guam until the last day of the war. He was also an All-Star Pitcher and outfielder. Dan has often stated that the key to why he has continued in the broadcasting profession is because he has thoroughly enjoyed working with the Radio Kingston 1490 WKNY family.