Athletic Hall of Fame Induction
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Congratulations to the 2019 Inductees
DR. LANCE COY '92
Lance graduated as the most decorated swimmer in Raider annals. He won 4 consecutive State Championships in the 100 backstroke and shattered the State record in that event along the way. Coy earned state titles in each of his Freshman through Seniors seasons, and also broke the City record in the 50 meter freestyle. He capped his remarkable Raider career by garnering All-American status. He furthered his accomplishments by lettering 3 years at LSU and graduated with the 3rd best time in Tiger history in the 100 M backstroke and 2nd fastest time in the 200M backstroke.
Lance graduated as the most decorated swimmer in Raider annals. He won 4 consecutive State Championships in the 100 backstroke and shattered the State record in that event along the way. Coy earned state titles in each of his Freshman through Seniors seasons, and also broke the City record in the 50 meter freestyle. He capped his remarkable Raider career by garnering All-American status. He furthered his accomplishments by lettering 3 years at LSU and graduated with the 3rd best time in Tiger history in the 100 M backstroke and 2nd fastest time in the 200M backstroke.
TERRENCE DUNBAR '02
Dunbar was Mr. Everything for his back-to-back undefeated Raider Catholic League champions. He not only claimed All-State honors as a lockdown cover cornerback in 2000, he jumped to the other side of the ball prior to Archbishop Rummel’s pivotal megaphone game vs Shaw High School. He answered that call by rushing for 212 yards and 2 TDs on 27 carries as the Raiders brought the phone home for the first time in 15 years. He holds the Raider record for the longest punt return, a 78 yard TD vs Baker HS, and the second longest INT return w/a 99 yarder vs Capitol of Baton Rouge. He also had a kickoff return and punt return for touchdowns in a two-minute span of the fourth quarter against John Ehret during his Senior campaign.
Terrence was a team captain as a senior in 2001 while earning All-District honors. He followed his decorated Raider career by signing with Arkansas State University. His 8.5 yards per carry remains the highest in Archbishop Rummel history.
Dunbar was Mr. Everything for his back-to-back undefeated Raider Catholic League champions. He not only claimed All-State honors as a lockdown cover cornerback in 2000, he jumped to the other side of the ball prior to Archbishop Rummel’s pivotal megaphone game vs Shaw High School. He answered that call by rushing for 212 yards and 2 TDs on 27 carries as the Raiders brought the phone home for the first time in 15 years. He holds the Raider record for the longest punt return, a 78 yard TD vs Baker HS, and the second longest INT return w/a 99 yarder vs Capitol of Baton Rouge. He also had a kickoff return and punt return for touchdowns in a two-minute span of the fourth quarter against John Ehret during his Senior campaign.
Terrence was a team captain as a senior in 2001 while earning All-District honors. He followed his decorated Raider career by signing with Arkansas State University. His 8.5 yards per carry remains the highest in Archbishop Rummel history.
MICHAEL LIBERTO '06
Michael certainly left his mark in the Rummel history book with his play on the diamond. The crafty Raider shortstop had a clean sweep of honors as a senior in 2006, earning All-State, All-Metro, and All-District status. Liberto hit .429 w/30 RBIs while leading his raiders to their 3rd consecutive State semi-final finish. He capped his Raider career by being named the MVP of the 2006 American Legion World Series while leading his Rummel-based Nationwide Restoration squad to the title. He went to play at Delgado CC, and the University of Missouri where he was a 2 year starter and posted a .317 batting average as a senior. He was then selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 2010 MLB draft and played 3 seasons in that organization.
Michael certainly left his mark in the Rummel history book with his play on the diamond. The crafty Raider shortstop had a clean sweep of honors as a senior in 2006, earning All-State, All-Metro, and All-District status. Liberto hit .429 w/30 RBIs while leading his raiders to their 3rd consecutive State semi-final finish. He capped his Raider career by being named the MVP of the 2006 American Legion World Series while leading his Rummel-based Nationwide Restoration squad to the title. He went to play at Delgado CC, and the University of Missouri where he was a 2 year starter and posted a .317 batting average as a senior. He was then selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 2010 MLB draft and played 3 seasons in that organization.
GLENN SCHEUERMANN '87
Scheuermann entered Archbishop Rummel and in 1983 and quickly established himself as the ace of his class. He exited as a 2 time State Champion (1987 Prep; 1987 Legion). Along the way he garnered All-State, All-Metro, All District, and All East Bank honors, as well as the coveted Rufus Award. He was named the Catholic League baseball MVP in 1987, one year after posting All-District honors as a Junior in 1986. He went on to pitch for Tulane University for the next 4 years while making the Dean’s List. His highlight moment was a complete game victory over Ponchatoula in the State Quarterfinals, where he recorded 17 of the 21 outs by strikeout. The 1987 Raider State Champions finished with a #6 National ranking by USA Today as Scheuermann finished that season with a 13-1 record and a 1.21 ERA.
Scheuermann entered Archbishop Rummel and in 1983 and quickly established himself as the ace of his class. He exited as a 2 time State Champion (1987 Prep; 1987 Legion). Along the way he garnered All-State, All-Metro, All District, and All East Bank honors, as well as the coveted Rufus Award. He was named the Catholic League baseball MVP in 1987, one year after posting All-District honors as a Junior in 1986. He went on to pitch for Tulane University for the next 4 years while making the Dean’s List. His highlight moment was a complete game victory over Ponchatoula in the State Quarterfinals, where he recorded 17 of the 21 outs by strikeout. The 1987 Raider State Champions finished with a #6 National ranking by USA Today as Scheuermann finished that season with a 13-1 record and a 1.21 ERA.
Athletic Hall of Fame Recipients 1997 - 2019
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2019
Dr. Lance Coy '92 | Swimming Terrence Dunbar '02 | Football Michael Liberto '06 | Baseball Glenn Scheuermann '87 | Baseball 2018 Phil Greco* | Athletic Director Earl Kilbride, M.D. '88 | Baseball, Football, Track Fred Kinsley '78 | Basketball, Golf, Track Pat Ritchie '97 | Wrestling 2017 Eddie Ard '03 | Basketball Jim Cueto '93 | Baseball, Football Thomas Diamond '01 | Baseball Kirk Koppens '70 | Baseball, Basketball 2016 Tim Nugent '97 | Baseball Craig Steltz '04 | Football David Stokes '76 | Baseball Daris Wilson '01 | Football 2015 Billy Beron '93 | Football, Track Kevin Dessauer '03 | Basketball, Baseball, Track Tim Richard '75 | Basketball, Baseball 2014 Brandon Dabdoub ’00 | Football Joseph Powell ’95 | Basketball Ray Wingerter | Football, Basketball Announcer 2013 Ed Daniels ’75 | Media Brian Hebert ’83 | Football Ken Trahan ’75 | Media 2012 Joe Burnett ’85 | Football, Track Jeff Lipari ’96 | Basketball, Baseball Jeff Winchester '98 | Baseball 2011 Chad Boudreaux ’97 | Wrestling Scott Hebert ’87 | Football, Baseball Ronnie Savoie ’73 | Football, Baseball, Track 2010 Bryan Fritscher ’77 | Swimming Michael Membreno ’81 | Baseball, Football Ryan Moreci ’91 | Baseball Coach Al Pontiff | Head Football Coach 2009 Coach Bill Arthurs*| Head Basketball Coach, Photographer Brad Burckel ’90 | Football, Baseball Carl Poche’ ’77 | Golf Larry Schneider, Jr ’89 | Baseball 2008 Ronald Doyle ’79 | Football, Track Mark J. Schexnaildre ’82 | Track Coach Tom Schwaner | Head Baseball Coach 2007 James Bullinger ’83 | Baseball Darrin Dares ’86 | Track, Football, Basketball, Baseball Coach Pete Fenner* | Football, Baseball, Golf Coach Pat Kennedy ‘83 | Football, Track |
2006
Joseph Burckel ’75 | Football Scott Dimak ’85 | Basketball Brother John Fairfax, FSC* | Principal Paul Wetzel ‘83 | Football, Baseball 2005 Hurricane Katrina 2004 Daniel Deer ’76 | Football Jimmy Pittman ’78 | Basketball Courtney Russo, MD | Team Physician Dan Wagner ’82 | Football, Baseball 2003 Mark Bernard ’78 | Golf Glen Fourmaux ’80 | Baseball Olin Kropog ’75 | Football, Track Philip Triche ’73 | Football Coach Jim Robarts * | Head Basketball Coach 2002 Lige Hensley ’71 | Football, Track William Kampen ’78 | Baseball Br. Alphonse LeBlanc, FSC* | Head Soccer Coach Gary Radecker ’74 | Football, Track Robert Whitman ’69 | Basketball, Baseball 2001 Barry Barocco ’78 | Basketball Vincent DeGrouttola ’73 | Baseball Bill Edwards ’73 | Football Don Rice ‘77 | Football, Baseball Coach Easten Roth | Head Football Coach Don Schneider ’77 | Baseball, Basketball 2000 Daryl Burckel ‘77 | Football Dean Carpenter ’78 | Basketball James Kropog ’75 | Baseball Gregory Schaff ’75 | Football Coach Larry Schneider | Head Baseball Coach 1999 Gary Barocco ’72 | Basketball Coach Anthony Galliano | Head Football Coach Dominick Giambrone ’74 | Baseball Jeffery Jones ‘77 | Football, Track Timothy Siegel ’82 | Tennis 1998 Wade Blundell ‘78 | Basketball C. J. Bruno ’66 | Baseball Coach Ronnie Doyle* | Athletic Director, Head Track Coach Kenny Francingues ’76 | Baseball Norman Hodgins ’70 | Football, Track Keith Iovine ’82 | Track 1997 Rufus Cressend ’66 | Track Jeffry Cummings ’72 | Basketball Gus Malespin ’76 | Baseball Coach Don Perret* | Head Football Coach Walter Robelot ’74 | Football Ricky Zibilich ’74 | Basebeall *Denotes Honorary Alumnus |
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