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CHARLES A. ALSTON , FOOTBALL 2000-2002, HOF 2019
CHARLES A. ALSTON
June 8, 1978 – Washington DC
EDUCATION
- Central High School 1993-1997
- Marshall University 1997
- Independence community college 1998-2000
- Bowie State University from 2000-2002
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- 1996 All-County Football and Basketball
- 1997 All-County Football and Basketball
- 1997 McDonald’s All-American Basketball
- 1999 All-Jayhawk Conference
- 1999 NJC All-American
- 2001 & 2002
- 2001 & 2002 SBN Black College All-American
- 2001 & 2002 All-CIAA defensive first team honoree
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
Professional Football Player
- 2002 National Football League Dallas
- 2003-2004 National Football League Atlanta
- 2003 National Football League (Europe) Amsterdam
- 2004-2005 National Football League Tampa Bay
- 2005-2009 Canadian Football League Edmonton Eskimos
Athletic Director
- 2019 William Wirt Middle School Riverdale, MD
- 2013-2017 Thomas Johnson Middle School Lanham, MD
Assistant Softball Coach
- 2013 Thomas Johnson Middle School Lanham, MD
Assistant Football Coach
- 2016-Present Duval High School Lanham MD.
Head Girls Basketball Coach
- October 2013-2017 Thomas Johnson Middle School Lanham, MD
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Central High School Alumni Association
- Bowie State University Alumni Association
- NCAA Hall of Fame, Member
- National Football Player’s Association, Life Member
- Canadian Football Player’s Association, Life Member
- Greenbelt Boys & Girls Club, Football Liaison (2012-Present)
- Greenbelt Boys & Girls Club, Board Member (2013-2016)
- USA Football, Member
FAMILY
Married: Veronica Martin Alston
Son: Eric Martin,
HIGHLIGHTS
Playing in a college football and college basketball at Bowie State University, becoming the first NCAA player to play both a football and basketball game in the same day.
DR. RUFUS L. BARFIELD, FOOTBALL 1979-1983, HOF 2019
- Under Construction
DARRELL W. BROOKS "COACH MEN'S BASKETBALL 2008 - PRESENT" HO
DARRELL W. BROOKS UNDER
CURTIS J. CHAMPION "BASKETBALL, HOF 2019
September 16, 1963 – December 10, 2017
2019 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDIVIDUAL INDUCTEE
EDUCATION
- DC Public School System, Roosevelt Senior High School
- Bowie State University (1983 – 1988), Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, 1988
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State University Men’s Basketball Team (1983 – 1988), Guard; Four Year Letterman;
- Bowie State University Men’s Basketball Team, Team’s Highest Scorer 2 Years;
- All-CIAA Conference Men’s Basketball, First Team Selection, Guard (1988);
- Washington Post Newspaper, Received 5 Awards/Honors - Newspaper – Men’s Basketball Tournament 2004
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- George Washington University Hospital, Washington, DC; Department of Radiology
- The Washington Post, Washington, DC; Zone Manager, Retired
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
- Redemption Lodge #24 of Prince Hall Free & Accepted Masons.
- P.H. FAM, Past Master (Great Service Award)
- Board Member: Woodyard Estates HOA
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Licensed Minister; New Grove Missionary Baptist Church, Washington, DC
- Initial Sermon, February 7, 2015, Title: “Can You Handle the Truth?”
- President Young Men’s Chorus
- President Star Singers Choir
- Sunday School Teacher
FAMILY
- Wife: Veronica Champion
- Children: Danielle Champion, Cierra Champion
- Mother: Alberta Chamberlain
- Siblings: Cynthia Champion, Jasper Chamberlain
HIGHLIGHTS
- All CIAA Conference Men’s Basketball Selection - First Team Guard
- Bowie State University Men’s Basketball Team – Highest Scorer
MOTTO
- “You can do anything you put your mind to doing!”
MONIQUE RENEE’ WHITE-CHISOLM, "FASS RECOGNITION", HON 2019
EDUCATION
- Riverdale Baptist School, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
- Bowie State University from 1989 to 1993 and Majored in Business Administration. Received Bachelor of Science Degree 1993.
- New York University, Certification in Sports Management
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Women’s Basketball Manager – Coach Pam Kelly 1989 - 1990
- Women’s Basketball Manager – Coach Frances Blackburn 1990 - 1992
- Women’s Basketball Manager – Coach Edward C. Davis, Jr 1992 - 2000
- Women’s Basketball Manager – Coach Russell Davis 2000 - 2001
- Women’s Basketball Academic Coordinator – Coach Edward C. Davis, Jr 2000 thru 2001 (DSU)
- Men’s Basketball Manager – Coach Luke D’Alessio 2001 - 2009
- Women’s Basketball Manager – Coach Douglas Robertson 2005 - 2008 (Backup)
- Women’s Basketball Manager – Coach Donna Polk 2008 - 2011 (Backup)
- Women’s Basketball Manager – Coach Renard Smith 2011 - 2014 (Backup)
- Women’s Basketball Manager – Coach Shadae Swan 2015 (Backup)
- Men’s Basketball Manager – Coach Darrell Brooks 2009 - present
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- US DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT – BRANCH CHIEF
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- The GAP Ministry, Destiny International Christian Center
- Financial Secretary of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association
- Lifetime Member of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association
- Charter Member of Alumni 2000 BSU Alumni Chapter
FAMILY
- Partner: Faron F. Adams
- Parents: Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Patty) White
- Siblings: Michael R. White (Twin) and Felicia L. White
- Godchildren: John Cuffie, Cortney Johnson, Aiden Cunningham, Asa Young-White
- Niece(s) and Nephew(s): Amber Ferro, Adriana White, Amaya Bennett, Aaron White, Ayana Jackson, Aliyah White, Asa Young-White, Brett Longshore II
HIGHLIGHTS
- Manager - Women’s Basketball CIAA Champions 1997, 1998, 1999
- Manager – Women’s Basketball Runner-Up 2000
- Bowie State Athletics Volunteer of the Year 2009
- Manager – Men’s Basketball CIAA Champions 2013
- Bowie State Athletics Volunteer of the Year 2014 - 2015
Manager – Men’s Basketball CIAA Champions 2017
ANDRE FRANCIS FRAZIER, "BASEBALL 1980-1984", HON 2019
February 14, 1961, Gaithersburg, Maryland
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, May 1985 Bowie, Maryland
- Bowie State University, Master of Science in Management Information Systems, May 1996
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College/University Baseball (1980-84); Varsity Letter 4 Years
- Bowie State College/University Football (1980-82); Varsity Letter 2 Years
High School:
- Gaithersburg Senior High School: Lettered in Varsity Baseball, Basketball, and Football
- Gaithersburg Senior High School: Served as Co-Captain of Baseball Team;
- Recognized as All-Star and MVP Pitcher by the Gaithersburg Sports Association
Community Athletic:
- Recognized as All-Star and MVP on the American Legion Baseball Team (Damascus, MD)
- Served on 3-time Baseball Association Major Division Championship Teams: 1980, 1981, and 1982 (Montgomery County)
Special Achievement:
- Football Official - Elected by the Eastern Board of Football Officials to work College and High School games throughout the District of Columbia and Maryland. In 2019 returned to, Alma Mater, Bowie State, to officiate four Bowie State football games, including BSU’s Homecoming in October 2019.
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Network Engineer, Verizon Communications Corporation
- Project Manager, Worldwide Information Network Systems
- Information Data Analyst, Montgomery County Public Schools
- Security Assistant, Washington Redskins, Washington Wizards, Washington Nationals, and University of Maryland Sporting Events
COMMUNITY SERVICE
- Member, Bowie State University National Alumni Association
- Original Member, Gentlemen of Sophistication, Bowie State University
- Official, Eastern Board of Officials (EBO), Men’s Football
- Official, Greater Metro Youth Football League
- Coach, Baseball and Soccer (Montgomery County Public Schools)
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Member, Queen’s Chapel United Methodist Church; Beltsville, Maryland
- Member, Queen’s Chapel UMC Male Chorus (Baritone), Sunday School Teacher, and Finance Team Member
Family
- Wife: Lolethia L. Lomax-Frazier; Children: Alexis A. Frazier and Austin A. Frazier
- My Parents: Francis E. Frazier and The Late Bernadine S. Frazier; Wife’s Parents: William E. Lomax and The Late Shirley Lomax; Siblings: Danita Frazier, Linda Haney, Craig Frazier (Deceased), Cheryl Frazier-Blake, Byron “Joe” Frazier (Deceased), and Darryl Frazier
SPECIAL BLESSINGS/MOTTO
- I know that God’s Grace and Mercy have sustained me throughout my life. Unquestionably, meeting my wife at Bowie State and being blessed with two, now adult, children are clear signs of God’s favor toward me.
MONICA R. (Curtis) GLOSTER, "SOFTBALL 1978-1980" HOF 2019
July 18, 1959, La Plata, Maryland
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College/University, 1977-1984, Bachelor of Science Degree
Business Administration 1985
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College Women’s Volleyball 1977-1979 - Co-Captain/Captain;
- Bowie State College Women’s Softball 1978-1980 - Outstanding Freshman 1978 & Co-Captain/Captain;
- Henry E. Lackey Athletic Hall of Fame 2014 Inductee; Earned Varsity Letters in Volleyball, Basketball and Softball
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- U.S. Department of Labor, Contract Specialist, Division of Job Corps Procurement, A/E and Construction Branch: 1985-Present; Contracting Officer for the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) and the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management (OASAM).
- Master’s Certificate in Government Contracting George Washington School of Business and Public Management, 2002;
- Leadership and Management Certificate Program, 2008.
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Bowie State University National Alumni Association, Inc. - Life Member;
- Alpha Wives Organization, 2016-Present;
- Woodland Village Community Softball team, Indian Head, MD; 1973-1977 (Catcher/1st Base);
- Asst. Coach and Team Mom – Clinton Boys/Girls Club; Baseball and Softball, 1995-2000;
- Team Mom – South Bowie Boys/Girls Club; Basketball, Baseball and Softball, 2001-2005;
- Alpha Angel Sweetheart Organization for Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Yellow Rose Award, 2008;
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Member of Mt. Ennon Baptist Church, Clinton, MD, Delmon Coates, PH.D, Senior Pastor
FAMILY
- Married: Eugene Gloster; Adult Children: Jerrel, Tajah and Aysia
HIGHLIGHTS
- Recognized as an outstanding freshman for the 1978 softball season. Leading scorer, batting and an excellent infield player. Known for hitting homeruns, especially during home games; was Co-Captain and selected Captain in 1978-1980 softball season. My contribution on and off the softball field has been a positive influence in the continuance of the Bowie State University Softball program.
REGINA GALE GUYTHER, "CHEERLEADING 1974-1978", HON 2019
REGINA GALE GUYTHER, CGMP, HON
November 17, 1955, Windsor, North Carolina
EDUCATION
- Bowie State College/University, 1974-1978, Bachelor of Science Degree in Social Work in 1978
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Bowie State College/University Cheerleader 1975-1977; Co-Captain 1976-1977;
- Received Varsity Letter for Cheerleading, 1976, 1977;
- Cheerleader for the Jet Magazine’s Football Independent Black College Champions 1975;
- Chamberlain Vocational High School, 1972 - 1974, Cheerleader; Co-Captain, 1973-1974.
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Certified Government Meeting Planner;
- Federal Government Contractor, 1984 – 2016; Senior Meeting Planner for U.S. Agencies: Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Veteran’s Affairs, Department of Justice, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Education
- National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry, Conference Manager – 1978-1984
- U.S. Department of Labor, Office Manager – 1978 – 1986;
- Certificate of Appreciation, Department of Defense, 2016;
- Certificate of Appreciation, Department of Homeland Security 2014
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Bowie State University National Alumni association, Inc – Member; BSU Sports Hall of Fame – Member; Member, Bowie State University Homecoming Black and Gold Planning Committee; Member, Society of Government Meeting Professionals, National Capital Chapter (DMV), (1997 – Present); Volunteer – National Council of Negro Women, Washington, DC – Black Family Reunion (2000 – 2012); Volunteer – Special Olympics, Maryland Chapter; Omega Psi Phi Sweetheart, 1976
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CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Member of Mt. Ennon Baptist Church, Clinton, MD (Served as Servant Leader for the Scholarship Ministry (2008 – 2017); Member of Gospel Unity Choir (2018 – Present); Member Voices of Zion Alumni Choir (2010 – Present)
FAMILY
- Single; Parents: Mother: Augustine H. Guyther; Father: Edward M. Guyther, Jr. (deceased); Adult Son: Marcus R. Guyther; Daughter-in-Law: Ashley N. Guyther; Granddaughter: Zaniah Nicole Hemphill; Sister: Anita Guyther-Branch; Brother-in-Law: Dwayne E. Branch, Sr.; Nephew: Dwayne E. Branch, II; Brother: Anthony E. Guyther; Sister-in-Law: Veronica Guyther
HIGHLIGHTS
- Inducted into the BSU Sports Hall of Fame with 1975 Independent Black College Champions Team as a Cheerleading 2015; Servant Leader Scholarship Ministry Mt. Ennon Baptist Church; providing services to 8th grade through college; Assist development of Scholarship and Financial Assistance to High School and College Students, under her leadership, over $300,000 Awarded; Annual HBCU/Private Schools College Fair.
MARC J. HARRISON,"COACH TRACK & FIELD 2001-2006", HON 2019
JULY 13, 1970 -- WOODBURY, NJ
EDUCATION
- WOODBURY PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WOODBURY HIGH SCHOOL (Woodbury, NJ) 1984-1988
- BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY (Lewisburg, PA) 1988 – 1992, Received Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
WOODBURY HS
- Team Captain (Football, Track and Field)
- WHS Scholar Athlete Award (Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track and Field)
- All Colonial Conference, All- South Jersey Group 1, All Gloucester County in Football (WR)
- All Gloucester County Honorable Mention (Track and Field)
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
- Three-year starter in Football (WR/KR)
- Two Sport Athlete Junior and Senior years (Football, Track and Field)
- Bucknell Top 10 performances in 55m Dash, 300 yd Dash, 4 x 100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
CAMDEN HS (Football and Track Assistant Coach)
- Head Coach for Freshman football (1993 Undefeated Olympic Conference Champions)
- NJSIAA Group 3 State Champions 1996 (First in School History)
COPPIN STATE UNIVERSITY (Asst. Track Coach for Sprints and Jumps, Strength Coach)
- Several record setting performers
- Multiple MEAC Champions and All-IC4A/ECAC performances
WOODLAWN HS (Football Offensive Coordinator, JV Lacrosse Head Coach, Asst. Track and Field Coach)
- Coached All American QB/DB
- Produced numerous Division I Football Athletes
- Coached Baltimore County Champions in Lacrosse
- Coached Baltimore County Champion in Triple Jump and High Jump
MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY (WR COACH, PASS GAME COORDINATOR, NFL SCOUT LIAISON)
- Produced 3 NFL players
- Coordinated visiting NFL Scouts
BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY (Head Coach for Men’s and Women’s XC/Track and Field, Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Director of Athletics for Compliance, Lecturer)
Produced 3 All-CIAA Wide Receivers, One selected as free agent to Washington Redskins
Pass Game Coordinator for 2002 CIAA Northern Division Champions (SHOF Class of 2017)
Three-time CIAA Women’s Track and Field Coach of the Year (2004, 2005, 2006)
NCAA Southeast Region Coach of the Year (2006)
- 2006 CIAA Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Champions (SHOF Class of 2018)
- 35 All American performances
- 39 Student Athletes named to Division II Academic All-American Team
- 16 CIAA Event Champions
- 5 Arthur Ashe Scholar Athletes
- 1 Student Athlete participated at USATF Indoor Track and Field Championships (2006, Men’s HJ)
UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (Head Coach for XC/ Track and Field, Director of NCAA Compliance and Student Services)
- Produced 15 All American performances
- NCAA Southeast Region Coach of the Year (2008)
- 2nd Vice President of Division II Track and Field
- USTFCCCA Hall of Fame Committee member
CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA (Head Coach for Women’s Track and Field)
- 11 School records broken
- 6 All-PSAC performers
- 3 PSAC Event Champions
- USTFCCCA Board of Directors member
- Vice President of NCAA Division II Track and Field
HOWARD UNIVERISTY (Director of Men’s and Women’s XC/Track and Field)
- 17 MEAC Event Champions
- 7 Academic All-Americans
- Over 100 members named to the Academic All-MEAC team for XC/Track and Field
- President of MEAC Track and Field Coaches Association
ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
- Proud member of OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC.
- Youth Football Coach Showcase Sports, Inc. (Showcase Sharks)
- Featured Speaker at Dominate 2 Destroy All American Bowl (FL), Stepping Stones Inc. (NJ)
- Member Metropolitan Baptist Church
- Advisor (2003-2006) – Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (Epsilon Sigma Chapter)
- Advisor (2013-2017) – Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. (Alpha Chapter)
- Advisor of Bulldog Varsity Christian Fellowship
- Mentor Program (2001-2006,)
- Staff Council Executive Board Member (incumbent, elected May 2006)
- Recipient of Community Youth Impact Award (HEET Academic Track Club)
- Recipient of Community Dedication Award (Capital Beltway Classic)
FAMILY
Married to Barbara Willis Harrison
Children: Maya Faye, Marc Jason (Jr.)
LARRY M. JOHNSON "LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT", HOF 2019
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
TYHLER (DAVIS) JOHNSON "TRACK, HON 2019
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
ARTHUR E. LEWIS JR., "BASKETBALL2002-2003", HON 2019
March 5, 1980- Baltimore, MD
EDUCATION
- Baltimore County Public School System, Milford Mill High School, Baltimore, MD 1994-1998
- Catonsville Community College, Associates Degree, 1998-2000
- Bowie State University, Bachelor of Science in Sociology, Criminal Justice 2000-2002
- Bowie State University, 39 credits towards Master’s Degree in Guidance and Counseling 2002- 2004
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
Milford Mill High School
- J V. division champs M V P.
- 1997 Runner up in the state of Md. 3 A
- 1998 County champs, M V. P. of team, 2 team all city county and all metro
Catonsville community college
- 1 in the U.S. for division 2 JUCO
- Top five the next year for division 2 JUCO
- Maryland JUCO All star
Bowie State University
- 20-8 Most improved award for men's basketball. Led CIAA in assist to turnover ratio.
- 31-4 CIAA Champs lost in the Division 2 final four. Academic all American
Professional Basketball
- New York Nationals played all over the world against the globetrotters.
- IBL Central O.R. Hotshots PPG. 8.6 Asst. 10.3 Stls. 2.1 Rebs. 3.1
- ABA Balto. Pearls PPG. 10.3 Asst. 6.3 Stls 2.6 Rebs 4.3
- IBL Central O.R. Hotshots PPG. 13.2 Asst. 10.7 Stls 2.3 Rebs. 3.6
- IBL All Star 2006
- ABA Maryland Nighthawks Stats are N/A from team played the whole season
- IBL now Central O.R. Hotshots 22 games in PPG. 21.7 Asst. 9.7 Stls 2.7 Rebs. 3.2
- IBL All Star 2007
- Made top 15 at USBA International Tryout camp Aug 2007
- 2009- Present Showman/Dibbler for the World Famous Harlem Wizards
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- The World Famous Harlem Wizards- Professional Basket Ball Player; Newtown High School Assistant Coach Girls Basketball; Baltimore County Public School System Par Educator; Bowie State University Pre-Season Strength and Conditioning Coach Women’s Softball Team; Maryland Night Hawks Professional Basketball Player; Baltimore Pearls ABA Team Professional Basketball Player; Bowie State University Assistant Coach Men’s Basketball; Choo Smith Youth Empowerment Basketball Camp Summer Basketball Coach; Central Organ Hotshots IBL Professional Basketball Player; New York Nationals Professional Basketball Player; Bowie State University Pre-Season Strength and Conditioning Coach Men’s Basketball; Bowie State University Office Assistant Admissions Office; Elite People Protective Services, Inc. Security Officer; Charm City Basketball Camp Summer Basketball Coach.
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Founder and President of Team of We Happyville Inc. – Baltimore, MD
- Mentor- Choo Smith Youth Empowerment
FAMILY
- Married: Teaira Lewis
- Children: Kayla, Brandon, Taylor
HIGHLIGHTS
- Author of a Children’s Book- “Is the King Too Small to Play Ball”
- Author of a Children’s Book- “King Arthur’s Challenge”
- National Honors Society HS
- HS second team all city, all county
- HS second team all metro
- HS jersey retired
- Maryland JUCO All Star
- Dean’s List
- 2002-2003 Academic All American
- 2003 Co-male Academic Athlete of the year
- Bowie State University Men’s Basketball Program (2003 CIAA Champions; 2002 Most improved player recognition, Led CIAA in assist to turnover ratio)
- Catonsville Basketball Program
- 2 time IBL All Star
- IBL jersey retired
ROBERT DWIGHT “MOE” MAHONEY, III, HON 2019
Rockville, Maryland
2019 JAMES “BARNEY” WATERS DEDICATED SERVICE AWARD
EDUCATION
Bowie State University (1980 – 1985), Bachelor of Science in Communications Media, 1985;
Ashford University (2011), Masters in Public Administration, 2011
STORY
“Moe”, as he is referred to by close friends, immediately served on active duty in the United States ARMY as a Field Artillery Officer upon graduation from Bowie State in May of 1985. He served until April 1994 obtaining the rank of Captain. His serviced earned various accommodations to include the Senior Parachutist Badge and the Meritorious Service Medal, with Oak Leaf Clusters. He served as the Battalion Operations Officer, The Adjutant, and Commanded a Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS) Field Artillery Battery in Korea. He also served as a Light Infantry Fire Support Officer in the Demilitarized Zone of Korea, and an Airborne Infantry Company in the 82nd Airborne Division. Proving his value, he was elevated to serve as the Airborne/Air Calvary Fire Support Officer at Fort Bragg, North Carolina - receiving certifications in Close Air Support, ANGLICO (US Marines) Operations, and Naval Gunfire Spotters training. He graduated from the Defense Information School – Public Administrative Officers Course in 1993, skilled at the art of accurate dissemination of classified or sensitive in nature information and media relations.
After working as a defense contractor with Litton Data Systems in Agoura Hills, California (1994-1996), he relocated to Charlotte, North Carolina in 1996. He began employment with the City of Charlotte, in Solid Waste Service as a Community Improvement Inspector in October of 1997. Since arriving in Charlotte, he has worked in several fields including a Group Home Counselor/Director, Pizza Delivery Driver, Juvenile Court Counselor, Code Enforcement Inspector, Contract Technician and, Contract Service Manager, Liaison Officer before obtaining his current position as the SWS-Small Business Garbage Administrator.
He is actively involved in and currently holds leadership positions in several organizations. They include the National Alumni Association for Bowie State University; National Forum of Black Public Administrators; American Society of Public Administrators; Mecklenburg County Board of Elections; Friendship Missionary Baptist Church; and the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. He has also chaired fundraising efforts in Charlotte for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA), the United Way, Arts and Council (ASC), and March for Babies.
Moe believes each and every person has a unique gift that they bring to the table every day. Leaders in all organizations need to learn what those gifts are and place people in the position that promotes that gift and enhances the organization. We all have hard jobs. He believes his job (as a leader) is to make everyone’s job easier. And, if you don’t make his job harder, we will get every job done – ALWAYS, in ALL WAYS!
He loves sports –all sports especially football, basketball, baseball and golf at all levels. He earned Varsity letters in Football, Baseball and Basketball in High School, and Varsity letters in college for football as well. He was selected to serve as the ROTC Battalion Executive Officer, Student Government Vice-President, S. Randolph Edmonson theater production, the 1st school Mascot, and Chapter President of his fraternity while in college. He also participated in many of the marches on Washington to make Martin Luther King’s birthday a national holiday in the early 1980’s; as well as Voter registration drives for the Rainbow Coalition in 1983 and 1984.
He has been married to Monica for almost three decades with a son Spencer, a daughter Rebecca; and a grandson that is affectionately known as AJ (Asada Harris, Jr.). He loves his nieces and nephew, the brotherhood of Alpha, and the Cracker Jack Pack of Lincoln Park.
KEVIN MITCHELL "FOOTBALL 1973-1975" HON 2019
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
ISAAC T. REDMAN "FOOTBALL 2004-2009, HOF 2019
11/10/1984, Paulsboro
2019 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY SPORTS HALL OF FAME
INDIVIDUAL INDUCTEE
EDUCATION
- Bowie State University – Communications 2004-2009
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
Bowie State All Time Rushing Leader (3300)
- Single Game Rushing Yards (218)
- Single Game Rushing Attempts (37)
- Single Season Rushing Attempts (281)
- Longest Run from Scrimmage (99 yards)
- Single Season Rushing yards (1,512)
- All-CIAA Rookie Of The Year (2004)
- Team Offensive Player of the Year (2004)
- Offensive MVP of the Gold Bowl Classic (10/22/05)
- Offensive MVP of the CIAA Championship (11/5/05)
- BSU's Offensive MVP in the Pioneer Bowl (12/3/05)
- BSU’s Team MVP (2005)
- All-CIAA First Team (2005)
- All-CIAA First Team (2007)
- Black College All American (2005)
PROFESSIONAL ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Super Bowl XLV Participant (2010)
Career Stats
- 282 Rushes for 1,148 yards (5 TDs)
- Career high single game rushing (142 yds)
- Career high single game receiving (110 yds)
- Career receiving yards (408 yds)
- AFC Champion (2010)
- AFC North Champion (2010)
- Undrafted free agent (2009)
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- Member of the National Football League (NFL) Pittsburg Steelers (2009-2013)
- Arizona Cardinals Running Back Intern (2016)
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANTIZATIONS
- Ross/Redman Youth Football Camp Director
- Deptford Midget Football League (Freshman Head Coach)
- Pro Football Hall of Fame Youth Football National Championship (2018)
- Bowie State University Alumni Association, Inc. - Member 2019
- Bowies State University Sports Hall of Fame - Member 2019
- Paulsboro Midget Football Head Coach (2014-2017)
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Victory in Christ Christian Center (Westville, NJ)
FAMILY
- Married to wife Chauntelle Redman with two sons Haiden age 8 and Carter age 3
- Mother Leslie Redman-Aiken and step-father Joseph Aiken, Father Victor Harvey and one sister Victoria Redman
- Mother and Father-in-law Terri and Stan Betters, sister-in-law Tiffany Betters and brother-in-law Stan Betters Jr.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Super Bowl XLV
- Pro Football Hall of Fame Youth Football National Championship (2018)
MOTTO
“Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard”UNDER CONSTRUCTION
DAMARA (PARRISH) ROBINSON "TRACK 2004-2008" HOF 2019
DaMara EN Robinson January 10, 1985-Baltimore MD
Education
- Howard County Public School System, Long Reach High School, Columbia MD 1999-2003
- Bowie State University from 2003 to 2008 and Majored in Communications. Received Bachelor
Of Science
Athletic Achievements
- High school, Iron Women Award 2003
- CIAA 2 time Field Athlete of the year
Professional Career
- 5th Grade Teacher at Francis T Evans Elem, Clinton Md
Family
- Happily single
- Young Children: Rayne and Layla
- Sisters: Paige and Erica
- Sister in Law: llsenia, and Tabitha
- Brothers: DaLawn and LaMar
Highlights
- 14 time All American in Women’s Track and Field
- 2 time Women’s Field Athlete of the Year
- First Bowie State Team to win CIAA Outdoor Championship in 2006
- Bowie State Athlete of the Week 2008
- First Team Baltimore Sun 2003 All-Metro Girls track and field
- Long Reach High Girls Indoor/Outdoor track MVP 2002-2003
- Long Reach High Outdoor Outstanding Runner form 2001 -2002
- Long Reach High Indoor Female Athlete of the Year 2002-2003
SHANNON K. SHEPHERD "CHEERLEADER 2011-2013", HOF 2019
November 11, 1989 – Prince George’s County, Maryland
EDUCATION
- Prince George’s County School System, Charles Herbert Flowers High School, Springdale, MD, 2003 – 2007.
- University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD, 2007- 2009
- Bowie State University, Bowie, MD from 2010 - 2013. Received Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Forensic Science.
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- High School, Elite All Stars Dance, Team Captain, 2006 -2007
- Elite All Stars Dance Team, 2006 - 2015
- University of Maryland, Baltimore County Cheerleading Squad, 2007- 2008
- Bowie State University, Golden Girls, 2009 - 2013
- Bowie State University, Golden Girls, Co-Captain, 2011 - 2012
- Bowie State University, Golden Girls, Captain, 2012 - 2013
- Voted All CIAA Cheerleader, 2012 - 2013
- Baltimore Hawks Dance Team, ABA League, 2015 - 2016
- Washington Redskins Cheerleader Ambassador, 2016 - 2017
- Washington Redskins Cheerleader Ambassador, Rookie of the Year
- Washington Redskins Cheerleader, 2017- Present
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- District of Columbia’s, Office of the Attorney General, Criminal Paralegal, 2014 - Present
- Washington Redskins, 2016 - Present
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Board Member, William Van Dyke Minor Jr. Educational Foundation
FAMILY
- Married: Anthony Shepherd II
HIGHLIGHTS
- Being apart of the team that cheered our 2012-2013 Men’s Basketball Team to a CIAA Championship victory.
- I was able to see Michelle Obama in person, as she was the guest speaker at our Spring 2013 Commencement.
ARTHUR “ART” JEROME THOMAS "FASS RECOGNITION", HON 2019
HONORABLE ARTHUR “ART” JEROME THOMAS
June 6, 1941, Annapolis Maryland
2019 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY SPORTS HALL OF FAME FASS RECOGNITION AWARD
EDUCATION
- Wenatchee Valley College (1962-1964), Associate Degree Business Administration, 1964;
- Catholic University of America, Washington DC; Rutgers University’s Cook College, New Jersey; and Shepherd University, West Virginia.
ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Wenatchee Valley College, Football (1960 – 1964); Varsity Letterman;
- Wiley H. Bates Senior High School, Football Team Captain and played Offensive and Defensive Guards (1960);
- Wiley H. Bates Senior High School, Baseball – Catcher (1961).
FASS AWARD ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS
- Assistant Coach and Administrative Assistant for the Bowie State University Football Team (1985-2018); BSU Football Teams Won 2018 CIAA Conference Championship; Football Teams went to 5 CIAA Championship Games, Won several CIAA Divisional Championships;
- Coach Art Thomas devoted 33 Years as an Assistant Coach and Administrative Assistant to the Bowie State University Football Program
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
- District Park Supervisor for Anne Arundel County; Park Administrator for City of Annapolis; Chief Warrant Officer, United States Army Reserve Ft. Meade; Veteran of Vietnam War and Desert Storm;
- Received Good Conduct, National Defense W/1 Bronze Service Star, Vietnam Service and Vietnam Campaign Metals; Received U.S. Army Service Ribbon; Police Officer City of Annapolis Maryland;
- Owner/Manager Headlines Hair Salon, Annapolis Maryland; Former Owner of Elite Security Service and Foot Longs & More Carryout; A&W Subshop Annapolis Maryland
COMMUNITY SERVICE AND ORGANIZATIONS
- Volunteer Probation Officer for the State of Maryland; Board of Directors for Wiley H. Bates Legend Center; American Legion Post 175 Severna Park Maryland; Member of the Frontiers International; Member of the No Mads, Inc. (Mentor Young Male Adults); Cub-Scout Leader Annapolis; Disable Veterans of America
CHURCH AFFILIATION
- Broadneck United Methodist Church, Usher Board
FAMILY
- Married: Lester-Mae Thomas; Adult Children: Eric, Ursula, Michelle, Michael, George Jr., Leslie Wilbur and Marisa: Son-In-Law: Clarence Chandler
HIGHLIGHTS
- United States Army Veteran; Entrepreneur and Owner of 3 Successful Businesses; Mentoring Young Males
