Corrigan Faircloth Chapter

marcel bailey

tw andrews high school

The nephew of Uolanda Bailey, Marcel was recognized as player of the week and assisted with Meals on Wheels. Coached by Mitchell Jenkins, Marcel’s career plans are undecided, but he does plan to attend Greensboro College.

MYLES BARLOW

walkertown high school

The son of Chris and Lori Barlow, Myles was an all-conference selection and is active with the Bunker Hill United Methodist Church Youth Group. Coached by Rodney McKoy, he is considering a career in psychology or the army. He currently plans to attend UNCG.

BENJAMIN BLUITT

NORTHERN GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Len and Carla Bluitt, Benjamin was a starter for the Nighthawks. He was active in the school’s Leadership Club and assisting with youth football programs. Coached by Erik Westberg, Benjamin plans to attend Randolph-Macon college and have a career in business.

GLENN BULLOCK

HIGH POINT CHRISTIAN ACADEMY

The son of Chris and Erin McGinn, Glenn was a team captain and earned all-conference honors for his play on the offensive line and as a linebacker. He also received the team’s Leadership and Coaches awards. His community service includes time as an assistant coach for AU football. Coached by Sam Beasley, Glenn plans to attend Lake Erie College and is interested in a career coaching football.

TRISTEN CARTER

HIGH POINT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

The son of John and Rebecca Carter, Tristen was a starter and team captain. He earned all-conference honors and was selected to 2nd team all-area during the 2021 spring season. He is active in the Beta Club and helped with campus beautification projects. His community service activities include the High Point University Youth Leadership Academy and Campus Beautification. Coached by Jacob Sheffield, Tristen’s college choices include Guilford College, East Carolina University, and Appalachian State University. He hopes to have a career in business marketing.

BRANDON DAVENPORT

EAST FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Derwin and Sabrina Davenport, Brandon earned all-conference recognition and was a player of the week selection. He is an honor roll student and active in Crosby Scholars. Coached by Todd Willert, Brandon is considering Amherst College, Presbyterian College, or Lenoir Rhyne. His career options include cyber security or marine biology.

ZION DIXON

ROBERT B. GLENN HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Alonzo Dixon and Tanya Neal, Zion was a starter who earned all-conference and all-region honors. He was also selected as player of the week and the Biscuitville Scholar Athlete of the Week. He was active in several school groups, including the National Honor Society, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Black Achievers, and Crosby Scholars. His community service activities include church outreach as well as the Paisley IB Food Pantry Clothing Closet, and School Supply Drive. Coached by Antwon Stevenson, Zion plans to attend Winston-Salem State University and pursue a career as a sports agent, business administration, or real estate.

DEXTER FLOOD

GRAHAM HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Duane and Brooke Flood, Dexter, was a starter and team captain with football honors including player of the week and all-conference. He participated in the Graham Police Department’s Explorers program and has been active in the school’s Peer Group Connection Program, where he mentored a group of freshmen. As a member of the Pre-Collegiate Academy, he is earning a two-year degree in addition to his high school diploma. Coached by Dominique Burks, Dexter plans to attend Wesleyan College and is looking forward to a career in nursing.

nevaeh gattis

SOUTHERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Tina Gattis, Nevaeh was a starter and team captain for the Patriots. He was chosen as the team’s Most Valuable Player and was selected for all-conference and all-region. He was active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Future Farmers of America. Coached by Fritz Hessenthaler, Nevaeh plans to attend Brown University with aspirations for a career in real estate.

JAYLEN HAITH

HUGH M. CUMMINGS HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Tanya Haith, Jaylen was a starter and team captain for the Cavaliers. His football honors include team MVP, player of the week, and all-conference. He is active in the National Honor Society, Dream Team, Student Government, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Coached by David Grimm, Jaylen plans to attend Winston-Salem State University and wants to pursue a career in nursing.

ERIC HO

WESTERN GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Nghia Ho and Kim Ngan-Thi Doa, Eric was a starter in football who also participated in wrestling and lacrosse. He accumulated over 70 hours of community service with several groups, including St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Chorus Camp, and Greensboro Academy. Coached by Brian Terwilliger, Eric plans to attend UNC-Charlotte and is considering several career options, including sports medicine, computer science, and finance.

DENHYM JOHNSON

SOUTHERN GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Arthur Johnson and Nichelle Graham, Denhym was a starter and team captain for the Storm. He was selected as player of the week and was a Mid-State 3A all-conference selection. He has been active in the National Honor Society, as well as the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and was an AB honor roll student throughout high school. He totaled more than 100 hours of community service with activities including Bethel A.M.E. Street Ministry, Bethel Food Services, and the Community Beautification Team. Coached by Jason Bradley, Denhym plans to attend Ferrum College and hopes for a career in professional football, engineering or as a mathematics teacher and coach.

KEYVON LEWIS

NORTHEAST GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Charles Lewis and Cynthia Cox, Keyvon was a starter on the football team. He has been active in student government and was the student body vice-president. His community service activities total about 30 hours. Coached by Mark Raynor, Keyvon plans to attend Middle Tennessee State University and is considering a career in media studies or broadcasting.

TRAJAN LOUIS

LUCY RAGSDALE HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Jesse and Morgan Louis, Trajan was a starter and team captain. He was selected to the all-conference team, was recognized as player of the week, and was selected as defensive lineman of the year. He is active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Student Athlete Leadership Team. His community service activities include working as a youth sports coach, Pleasant Garden Baptist Church food pantry, Open Door Ministries, and Jamestown Presbyterian Church pine straw delivery. Coached by Johnny Boykin, Trajan plans to attend NC A&T State University and hopes to pursue a career in dermatology.

CAM MARTIN

BISHOP MCGUINNESS HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Chris and Jeanine Martin, Cam was a starter, team captain and all-conference selection. Through activities with groups such as the Salvation Army, Special Olympics, the YMCA and others, he as accumulated 150 hours of community service. Coached by Charlie Jones, Cam plans to attend Western Carolina and is considering a career in welding, parks and recreation, or business.

JAXON MONELL

PARKLAND MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Jack and Angela Monell, Jaxon was a starter and team captain. He was selected as the team MVP and earned all-conference recognition. He is active in the National Honor Society and Crosby Scholars. He also helped feed the homeless in the community. Coached by Derek Bryant, Jaxon plans to attend Elizabeth City State University. His career plans are uncertain at this time.

TYLER MOORE

JAMES B. DUDLEY HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Travis Moore and Gerrie Dodson, Tyler was a team captain for the Panthers. He was active in the National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society and Student Government. He also attended Governor’s School. He helped with his church’s feed the hungry program where he put in about 60 hours. Coached by Steven Davis, Tyler plans to attend NC A&T State University and would like a career in civil engineering.

THOMAS OVERBY

WALTER M. WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL

RICH BRENNER AWARD WINNER

The son of Ben and Katie Overby, Thomas was a starter and team captain for the Bulldogs. He was selected as the team MVP while also earning all-conference and all-region honors. His academic honors include the National Honor Society, Math Honors Society, and the Daughters of the American Revolution Award. He was active in several school activities, including the FCA executive board, a grade level supervisor for the DREAM team, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, and several others. His community service, where he volunteered for more than 400 hours, include two mission trips, Pack-a-thon to Feed the Hungry, the Volunteer Residential Treatment of Alamance County and others. Coached by Patrick Stokes, Thomas plans to attend Appalachian State University and is considering a career in exercise science/nutrition or physical therapy.

LANCE PATTERSON

MOUNT TABOR HIGH SCHOOL

BRADLEY FAIRCLOTH AWARD

The son of Wayne and Tamica Patterson, Lance was a starter and team captain for the Spartans. His football honors include team MVP, player of the week, all-conference, all region, and all-state. He was also selected as state championship MVP. He was selected to the National Technical Honor Society and volunteered for more than 100 hours in activities such as the food pantry, summer camp, and a Christmas toy drive. Coached by Tiesuan Brown, Lance plans to attend NC State University and would like a career as an accountant or in business finance management.

TYSON RESPER

GRIMSLEY HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Thomas and Cassandra Resper, Tyson was a starter and team captain for the Whirlies. He was selected as player of the week, all-conference and all-region. Selected for the National Honor Society and active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, he also totaled more than 50 hours of community service. Coached by Darryl Brown, Tyson plans to attend Catawba College and career options include business analyst, kinesiologist, or software engineer.

EVAN RHODES

RJ REYNOLDS HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Darren and Jennifer Rhodes, Evan was a starter and team captain. He was an all-conference selection and earned all-region honors. He was selected for the National Honor Society, was active in the Crosby Scholars, and has volunteered as a Sunday School teacher. Coached by Pat Crowley, Evan is considering a career in business. He college choices include Catawba, Appalachian State and Denison.

RASHEE ROEBUCK-SIMMS

SIMON G. ATKINS HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Sherea Simms, Rashee was a starter and selected as player of the week. He has been active in the Black Excellence Club, Black Achievers and Crosby Scholars. Coached by David Hamlin, Rashee plans to attend NC State University and hopes for a career in professional basketball, sports trainer, or engineering.

REID ROUSE

NORTHWEST GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Victor and Deanna Rouse, Reid was a starter on the football team. His academic honors include National Honor Society, Junior Marshal, and the GTCC President’s List. He has been active in the DECA club, Cornhole Club and Helping Heroes. Accumulating more than 100 hours of community service, he assisted in a variety of projects, such as the Out of the Garden Project, high school soccer camps, and Helping Heroes. Coached by Kevin Wallace, Reid is considering UNC Chapel Hill, Lynchburg University, or Hampden-Sydney and is considering a career in business administration, astronomy/astrophysics, or accounting.

MY’QUAN ROYSTER

NORTH FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Shannon Royster, My’Quan was a starter, team captain and 3-year letterman for the Vikings. He was a player of the week and all region selection. Selected as a junior marshal, he is expected to be an honor graduate for the class of 2022. He has been active in the F.I.S.T. club, Black Achievers and volunteered to help with a community meal service. Coached by Bernard Williams, My’Quan plans to attend North Carolina Central University and is considering a career as an athletic trainer.

AQUAVION “QUAY” RUSH

WEST FORSYTH HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Anthony Rush and LaTonia McMaster, Quay was an athlete of the week, all-conference and all-region selection. Academic honors include AB honor roll and the National Society of High School Scholars. He was active in AAMPED and volunteered as a trainer assistant with over 100 hours of community service. Coached by Adrian Snow, Quay is considering a career in business or sports management and has narrowed his college choices to Furman, Gardner Webb or Western Carolina.

GRADY SHERRILL

WALTER HINES PAGE HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Michael and Kendra Sherrill, Grady was a starter, team captain and all-conference selection. Academic honors include the National Honor Society, Page High Citizenship Award, and the Great American Rivalry Marine Scholar. He is active in student council, was vice-president of the senior class, and participated in other school sports. His 55 hours of community service includes ARC of Greensboro, Out of the Garden Project, and Holy Trinity Acolyte. He has also earned his Eagle Scout award. Coached by Doug Robertson, Grady is undecided on a career and plans to attend UNC-Chapel Hill.

TERENCE STEVENS

SOUTHEAST GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Terence and Cheryl Stevens, Terence was a player of the week selection and starter for the Falcons. He was selected for the National Honor Society and is active in the Future Farmers of America. With over 100 hours of community service, he volunteered at the Salvation Army, Freedom School, and Safety Town. He was also chairperson for the backpack beginnings fundraising event. Coached by Earl Bates, Terence is undecided on a career. College choices include NC A&T State University, NC State, or NC Wesleyan.

JOHN THACKER

RONALD REAGAN HIGH SCHOOL

The son of John and Kelly Thacker, John was a starter for the Raiders. He was selected for membership in the National Honor Society and has been on AB Honor Roll. He was active in the Spirit Club and was a JROTC assistant. Through work with the Boy Scouts, SECU House, and Samaritan Ministries, he contributed 65 hours of service. He will receive his Eagle Scout award in June. Coached by Joshua McGee, John is considering a career as a lawyer, physical therapist or physician. Currently undecided, but college choices include UNC-Charlotte, Davidson, and UNC Chapel Hill.

KALEB WASHINGTON

EASTERN GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Curtis and Sharmonica Washington, Kaleb was a team captain and all-conference selection for the Wildcats. He was selected academic all-conference and has been active in both the Beta Club and Men of Distinction. With 40 hours of community service, he volunteered with Urban Ministry, Feed the Hungry and Ashton Place. Coached by Tony Aguilar, Kaleb’s career plans are uncertain, but he does plan to attend UNC -Charlotte.

HUNTER WESTBROOKS

EASTERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Jeff and Lindsay Westbrooks, Hunter was a starter and team captain. He was academic all-conference, player of the week, all-conference and all-region selection. He was chosen for membership in the National Honor Society and has been active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Student Council. Coached by John Kirby, Hunter plans to attend Appalachian State University and is considering a career in criminal justice.

KADEN WILBORN

WESTERN ALAMANCE HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Robert and Heather Wilborn, Kaden was a starter, team captain, and player of the week for the Warriors. He also earned all-conference and all-region honors. Coached by Jeff Snuffer, Kaden plans to attend Ferrum College and is considering a career in the supplement industry or a strength coach.

ANTONIE WILLIAMS

WINSTON-SALEM PREP

The son of Antonie Williams and Laura Delgado, Antonie was a team captain, player of the week and coaches award winner. He is an honor roll student and is active in the Big Brother/Big Sister Club.  He has over 50 hours of community service through volunteer projects with the Crosby Scholars, Dash Games, and Trash Pickup. Coached by Deron Middleton, Antonie plans to attend Guilford College and pursue a career in nursing.

KENDALL WOODHOUSE

SOUTHWEST GUILFORD HIGH SCHOOL

The son of Jerrod and Miyako Woodhouse, Kendall was a starter for the Cowboys. He was chosen for the National Honor Society and has over 50 hours of community service through his volunteer work with the teacher supply warehouse and as a youth usher. Coached by Chuck Doak, Kendal plans to attend UNC-Charlotte and would like a career as a sports orthopedist.