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Golden Eagle Athletics
HALL OF FAME
2008 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Banquet Photos
Hall of Fame Guidelines
The John Brown University Athletics Hall of Fame’s basic mission is to recognize players, coaches, friends, or teams who have made exceptional contributions to the achievement and prestige of the John Brown University athletics program.
The individuals or teams recognized have been outstanding athletic performers, outstanding coaches, or friends, whose identification with the athletics program has been unique, and who exemplify the ideals and standards of John Brown University.
Class of 2008
Dr. John E. Brown Jr.
Former JBU president who reinstated varsity athletics in 1958 with men’s basketball
Sam Starkey
First men’s basketball coach at JBU
Dr. Ed Renfrow
Former cross country coach, professor of education, and sports information director, 1981-2004
Mike Castleman
Former tri-sport athlete in baseball, basketball, and track and field, 1960-64
Hit the first homerun for JBU varsity baseball in 1963
Roy Englebrecht
Manager, trainer, and statistician for men’s basketball from 1963-67
Also served as home umpire for all JBU home baseball games
Mark Latham
Reinstated the men’s swimming program in 1984 and created a new program for women
Steve Matchell
Outstanding men’s basketball player from 1974-1978
Has scored over 2000 points in his career
1983 Men’s Soccer Team
NCCAA National Champs, Team Record: 12-5-0
Henry Abner, Jeffrey Barker, James Barnes, Andrew Brown, Glenroy Corbin, Charles Cumberbatch, Brian Jeffries, Lambert Joseph, Brian Lewis, Christopher Lezotte, George Mondi, David Morales, Kenneth Pantophlet, Scott Rowton, Timothy Stough, Kent Tillinghast, Carlos Villa, Joel Whiteman, James Wolf, Coach Robert Gustavson, Assistant Coach Greg Broling, Manager Barry Moore
1984 Men’s Soccer Team
NCCAA National Champs, Team Record: 10-5-2
Jeffrey Barker, James Barnes, Andrew Brown, Christopher Cole, Glenroy Corbin, Charles Cumberbatch, Paul Holland, Lambert Joseph, George Mondi, Barry Moore, Kenneth Pantophlet, Tobey Pantophlet, Joseph Rider, Brian Thompson, Joel Whiteman, Coach Robert Gustavson, Assistant Coach Henry Abner, Manager Missy Reed
Class of 2002
1991-92 Basketball Team
NCCAA National Champs, Team record 25-8
Andy Benson, Shane Benson, Donnie Bostwick, Louis Burgess, Brad Cole, David Finch, Derek Maneval, Greg Paschal, Jared Redyke, Tim Smith, Bo Speed, Robert Snyder, Kirk Walters, Coach John Sheehy
Dr. Glenna Belle Davis
Pioneer in the initiation of women’s intercollegiate athletics and physical education programs from 1964 to 1994.
Coach Hubart “Hub” L. White
Pioneer in the initiation of men’s intercollegiate athletics and physical education. First physical education instructor, swimming, diving, and tennis coach, 1948-77
Class of 1985
Hank Brame
Outstanding four-year letter winner in track and cross country, 1971-75
David Stockstill
1978 NAIA Baseball All-American
Class of 1983
Duane Brandsgaard
Outstanding basketball player, 1967-70
Don Siemens
Outstanding four-year letter winner in track and cross country, 1966-71
Class of 1980
Jack Netherton
Outstanding tri-sport athlete in baseball, track and field, and basketball, 1960-64
Class of 1975
Grady Nichols
Outstanding in baseball while lettering four years, 1965-69
Mike Bryant
First JBU All-American in any sport, 1964 and 1965 NAIA Swimming All American
Class of 1974
Roger Pickard
Outstanding in basketball while lettering four years, 1965-69
Class of 1973
Bill Haynes
1967 NAIA Basketball All-American Honorable Mention
Paul Castleman
Outstanding in basketball and baseball. Played on JBU’s first baseball team in 1963.
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