Athletics

Achievements & Hall of Fame

Congratulations to the newest Fury Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2023 Inductees!

Brian Holden ’04
  • All-State Boys’ Lacrosse (2003, 2004)
  • All-Conference Boys’ Lacrosse (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004)
  • Conference Player of the Year 2004
  • Selected to tryout for U-19 team USA (one of two sophomores selected to try out in country) 
  • Attended Syracuse University on a lacrosse scholarship.
Cameron Howard ’05
  • Five-time All-State Award recipient (two times soccer, three times field hockey)
  • Six-time All-Conference Award recipient (two times soccer, four times field hockey)
  • Outstanding Female Student Athlete Award (2004)
  • Female Sportsmanship Award (2005)
  • Member of the 2001 State Champion Soccer team
  • Three-time Co-Captain of the Field Hockey Team and two-time Co-Captain of the Soccer team
  • Three-time MVP of the Field Hockey Team.
Clare Perry Lundquist ’07
  • Two- time NCISAA All-State selection in Field Hockey (2005, 2006)
  • Two-time Conference Player of the Year in Field Hockey (2005, 2006)
  • Varsity Basketball (three years)
  • Varsity Track (three years) 
  • Varsity Lacrosse (one year)
  • Attended Davidson College and played Field Hockey
  • Two-time All-NorPac selection at Davidson College in Field Hockey
Hannah Allgood Morris ’10
  • Earned nine varsity letters at FCDS (three in basketball, three in volleyball, two in softball, and one in track and field)
  • Volleyball Conference Player of the Year (2009)
  • All-State in volleyball (2009)
  • All-Conference and All-State in basketball (2010)
  • Attended East Carolina University on a volleyball scholarship
Rachel Baker ’13
  • The first FCDS athlete to win a state championship (2012) and then return and win a state championship (2020, 2021, 2022) as a coach
  • Three-time All-Conference swimmer
  • All-State 2012 (200 medley relay)
  • Member of the State Champion Girls’ Swim team (2012)
  • As the Co-Head Coach of the FCDS Swim program, three consecutive conference and state championships (2020, 2021, 2022)
  • NCISAA D2 Coach of the Year, Girls’ Swimming
  • Jim Tobias Coaching Excellence Award recipient (2022)
  • Four years as a varsity swimmer at Washington & Lee University
  • Member of four Consecutive ODAC Conference Championship teams at Washington & Lee 2013-2017
  • ODAC All-Conference 2014, 2015
  • Washington & Lee Coaches and Captains Award for Leadership 2017.

Hall of Fame

Class of 2022 Alex Burkhead ’07, Nick Sink ’10, Seth Constable ’11, Pat Rimron, Noel Ruebel, and Andy Clifton
2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009 Wrestling Teams
Class of 2021 Eric Nadeau ’06, Alex Tchangoué Wensikoua ’05, the 1993 and 1994 Varsity Girls’ Volleyball Teams, and Bob Jennings
Class of 2020 Ryan Hsu ’04, Jon Rubinstein ’01, and Chris Turner
Class of 2019 Darien (Hardie) Sutton ’01, Fletcher Gregory, Todd Hartung, Denard McLendon, and Erik Wince
Class of 2018
Jerry Francis, Al Walker ‘75, Sanford Hinkle ‘75, David Hill ‘75, David Bailey ‘75, Alex Whaling ‘75, Artie Williams ‘75, Henry Hinkle ‘77, and Kent Hamrick ‘76
Class of 2017 Shane Bechtold ’00, Alex Yates ’02, and Stout Watson ’11
Class of 2016 Johnny Watson
Class of 2015 Meredith Moore Barth, Alex Hunt, Shannon Moore, and Chris Munnelly
Class of 2014 Alex King, Wells Thompson, and Jim Tobias
Class of 2013 Penny Marshall, Wynn Newsome, and Doug Pierce
Class of 2012 Alex Black '93, Sunny Cordray '91, and Andrew Iannuzzi '02
Class of 2011 Mackenzie Pierce '05, Tim Shoaf, and Jeff West '84
Class of 2010 Craig Omli '89, Matthew Spear '89, and Dunlop White '83
Class of 2009 Connie Nicholson, Steve Warden '82, and Susan Dew Reid '89
Class of 2008 Allison Beason '82, John Danforth, and Jerry Francis
Class of 2007 Bert Newsome ’78, Hill Stockton ’78, Tim Cooper ’79, Gordon Whitted ’80, Stewart Beason ’81, Bobby Emken ’81, Blake Phillips Russell ’93, Suzanne Black ’96, and Nick Iannuzzi ’00

Achievements

It’s a special experience to represent your school in interscholastic competition. There’s a deep sense of pride and accomplishment.
 
We are proud of all of our student athletes and honor their legacy.

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  • Athletics State Championships

    1974
    Golf
    1979
    Girls’ Track
    1979
    Boys’ Soccer
    1980
    Boys’ Soccer
    1982
    Volleyball
    1984
    Boys’ Basketball
    1984
    Golf
    1984
    Girls' Track
    1986
    Girls' Cross-Country
    1988
    Volleyball
    1991
    Boys' Soccer
    1992
    Girls' Cross-Country
    1993
    Volleyball
    1994
    Volleyball
    2000
    Girls' Soccer
    2000
    Boys' Cross-Country
    2000
    Girls' Track
    2000
    Girls' Tennis
    2000
    Golf
    2001
    Golf
    2001
    Girls' Soccer
    2003
    Girls' Track
    2004
    Boys' Tennis
    2005
    Boys' Tennis
    2006
    Wrestling
    2006
    Golf
    2006
    Boys' Tennis
    2006
    Girls’ Cross Country
    2006
    Boys’ Soccer
    2007
    Wrestling
    2007
    Boys' Track and Field
    2007
    Boys' Soccer
    2008
    Wrestling
    2009
    Wrestling
    2011
    Baseball
    2012
    Girls' Swimming
    2013
    Boys' Golf
    2015
    Softball
    2016
    Boys' Lacrosse
    2019
    Girls' Basketball
    2019
    Boys' Cross Country
    2020
    Girls' Swimming
    2021
    Girls' Swimming
    2021
    Softball
    2021 
    Boys' Track and Field
    2021
    Girls' Track and Field
    2021
    Boys' Lacrosse
    2022
    Girls' Swimming
    2022
    Girls' Soccer
    2022
    Boys' Tennis
    2022
    Boys' Cross Country
    2023
    Girls' Soccer
    2023
    Boys' Cross Country
    2024
    Boys' Swimming
    2024
    Boys' Basketball


  • Famous Athletic Alumni

    Tim Cooper ’79All-American
    Bobby Emken ’81All-American
    Alex Black ’93All-American
    Blake Russell ’93Reebok-sponsored athlete
    Suzanne Black Hill ’96All-American
    Nick Iannuzzi ’00All-American
    Andrew Iannuzzi ’02All-American
    Ryan Hsu ’04All-American
    Wells Thompson '04New England Revolution
    Eric Nadeau ’06All-American
  • Recent College Athletes

    2023
    Ana Calderon - Randolph-Macon College Golf
    Maureen Cavanaugh - Davidson College Track and Field
    CC Chambers - Salem College Basketball
    Parker Childress - Roanoke College Basketball
    Enzo Geremski - Guildford College Basketball and Track and Field 
    Kyle Haas - Wake Forest University Golf
    Kendrick Lash - Howard University Tennis
    Caitlin Martin - University of Mt. Olive Field Hockey
    JahQueen McClellan - University of Kentucky Track and Field 
    Savannah McQuilken - University of Tennessee Cheer
    Mackenzie Moore - Washington and Lee Cross Country and Track and Field
    Mary Stuart Stauffer - Sewanee: The University of the South Track and Field
    Hank Williams - Georgetown Tennis

    2022
    Chris Bannigan - Hamilton College Swimming
    Sterling Charles - Ferrum College Basketball
    Sarah Grace Clifton - Davidson College Field Hockey
    Kyndall Ellison - Belmont Abbey College Basketball
    Mason Ickes - Lenoir-Rhyne University Lacrosse
    Nathan Jao - The United States Military Academy West Point Swimming
    Katelyn Skinner - Butler University Track and Field
    James Snyder - Grinnell College Cross Country and Track and Field
    Steven Insixiengmay - University of Georgia Swimming

    2021
    Sydney Hopkin - Southern Virginia University Volleyball
    Emily Humphrey - North Carolina Wesleyan College Softball
    Charlotte Jennings - Washington and Lee University Field Hockey
    Josie Kilborn - Mount Olive University Basketball
    Carstyn Klosterman - University of Richmond Swimming
    Jay Mitchell - Converse College Basketball
    Will Scott - University of Vermont Cross Country
    Caelan Smith - Belmont Abbey Soccer
    Noble Smith - Marist College Lacrosse
    Landon Williams - High Point University Track and Field

    2020
    Will Andrews - Wake Forest University Baseball
    Tommy Aguilar - Lenoir Rhyne University Lacrosse
    Phillip Clifton - Williams College Golf
    Zach Moore - Washington and Lee Track 
    Gracie Fowler - Roanoke College Cross Country
    Avery Dew - Wofford College Lacrosse
    Kevin Dunn - Wake Forest University Basketball

    2019
    Olivia Diaz - Columbia University of South Carolina Softball
    Ashely Walker - Minnesota University Rowing
    Carmen Roberts - Guilford College Softball
    Haleigh Kozlowski - University of Lynchburg Cross Country/Track and Field
    Hannah Reid - North Carolina State University Volleyball
    Garrett Flinchum - Guilford College Basketball
    Joey Szvetitz - Winthrop University Baseball
    Will Schomberg - Davidson College Baseball

    2018
    Brandon Einstein - High Point University Golf
    Tori Huggins - Emory University Basketball
    Lindsey Ickes - High Point University Cross Country/Track and Field
    Ben Mitchell - Wake Forest Cross Country/Track and Field 
    Daniel Snyder - Grinnell College Swimming
    Chase Walter - Georgetown University Baseball
    Brendan Robinson - Virginia Tech Basketball

    2017
    Brandon Mayhan - Chowan University Basketball
    Julianne Strauch - Dartmouth College Golf
    Julia Cullinan - Richmond University Field Hockey
    Jack Brinkley - Franklin & Marshall College Tennis
    Nicole Ellis - Auburn University Equestrian 
    Jacob Jung - Davidson College Swimming
    Caroline McNeer - Kenyan College Soccer

    2016
    Matty Edwards - Catawba Basketball 
    Channing Cox - Liberty University Softball
    Campbell Hutcherson - The University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Softball
    Kylie Bouplon - University of North Carolina Greensboro Softball
    Daniel Lauffenberger - Appalachian State University Track and Field
    Riley Didier - Syracuse University Softball
    Noah Seach - The University of North Carolina at Charlotte Soccer 
    Bruno Solomon - Miami University Ohio Basketball


    • Athletics Achievements
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