Evarts alumni

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Labor Day Reunion

Friday
-Doors open at 5:00 p.m.

Saturday
-Registration at 9:00 a.m.
-Business Session
-Lunch
-Individual Class Reunions
-Dance

Sunday
-Highsplint, Ridgeway, Shields, Ages, and Louellen Reunion
-Black Mountain Reunion- 1:00 p.m. at the park beside Elva's store. Please Bring you own refreshments.

Sports Hall of Fame - 2002

Name	Class	Sports
Amanda Berry Achievements: Amanda played varsity basketball for four years while at EHS where she was named to the All Harlan Co. and All SEKC teams from 1994-96 and was named SEKC Player of the year in 1996. She made the 13 Region Hall of Fame in 1995 & 1996 and also received All State Honorable Mention Honors in 1996. She is a member of the 1000 point club, a milestone that very few basketball players reach. Most Memorable Moment: Amanda says that her most memorable moment as a Lady Cat would have to be the three-point buzzer beater against Cawood her Junior year.		Baseball & Basketball
Adam Carr Achievements: Adam played football from 1991-1994 and ran track in 1994. Adam received countless awards and honors while at Evarts. In football, he was named as the Alumni Bowl Defensive MVP in 92 & 94, and also named as the team's Defensive MVP from 1992-94. He made the All Harlan County 1st team in 1993 & 1994 including being named County and District Defensive Player of the Year in 1994. In that same year, Adam was named as the SEKC Linebacker of the Year and received All State Honorable Mention honors while setting a season tackling record with 153. To highlight his football career, Adam was named to the All Decade Football 2nd-Team for Defense. In Power-lifting, Adam won numerous 1st place awards from 93-95 in area competitions . Most Memorable Moment: Adams most memorable moment came in 1994 in a game against Harlan, when he sealed the game by sacking the quarterback in the end zone for a safety.	1995	Football & Track
Benjy Coleman Achievements: Benjy was a three sport athlete, participating in Basketball, Football and Track where he won a number of awards and honors. To highlight some of his most notable basketball achievements, Benjy was named to the All County, All District, 52nd District Tournament and SEKC Teams in 1990 & 91, including being named to the 13th Region All Start Team in 91. In 1991, he represented Evarts at the Sweet 16 Academic Showcase in Lexington. In Football, Benjy excelled at the Quarterback and Defensive Back positions. He was named to the All SEKC and All District teams in 1989 & 90 and received All County and All State Honorable Mention honors, and was SEKC Punter of the Year in 1990. In Benjy's two years as quarterback, Evarts won 21 out of 25 games, including being ranked #2 in the Class A AP State Poll, and had a perfect 11-0 regular season in 1990. During that time, Benjy completed 58 passes for 1,163 yards, 16 touchdowns and a 60% completion average. In Track, Benjy was on the first boys team to win a regional track title and went on to represent the only boys track team to win a sectional team title and advance to the State Championship. He presently holds the school record for the 800m Run and was a member of the school record holding team in the 400 m Relay (Benji Coleman, Terry Jones, Scott Russell, Scott Pace) Most Memorable Moment: Benjy's most memorable moment was the 1990 win in the Regional Finals when Evarts defeated three consecutive year defending State Champions Pikeville 8 to 7 at Pikeville.	1991	Football, Basketball, & Track
Greg McLain Achievements: Greg was a three sport standout in Football 1975-78, Baseball 1975-78, and Basketball 1978. He received several awards such as All County, Team Captain, and set a school record completing 5 touchdown passes in a game against Bell County, a record that was previously held by Terry Campbell. Most Memorable Moment:	1978	Baseball, Basketball, & Football
Melissa E. Napier Achievements: Melissa won a number of awards in Softball and Basketball including All County and Team Captain honors. In 1989 & 90, she was voted Best Outfielder and Best Defensive Player and was named to the All Academic Basketball Team. Most Memorable Moment: Melissa's most memorable moments were being a part of the 1988 District Basketball Championship team and making the first 3 point basket at Evarts High School.	1991	Softball & Basketball
Scott Sheperd Achievements: Scott was a very decorated athlete in Football and Baseball, earning numerous awards and honors. In Football, he was one of a select few to be named to the All Southeastern Kentucky Conference Team four years in a row from 1986-1989 including being the only freshman in the Conference to be named to this team in 86 and was SEKC Punter of the Year in 88 & 89. Scott was selected to be on the All District Team from 86-89 and the All County Team from 87-89, while being named to the First Team Academic All-State Football Team in 88 and Honorable Mention All-State Team in 89. In 1988, he set the school record for the longest punt, 76 yards, vs. Fleming Neon. He was the school's Best Defensive Lineman in 87 & 88, and the Best Offensive Lineman in 89 while being Defensive Team Captain 87-89. In Baseball, he made the 1st team All County squad and led the district in batting average in 89 & 90 while receiving Best Hitter and Best Infielder awards. Most Memorable Moment: Scott's most memorable moment was defeating Class 4A Boyd County at Boyd County 16-7 in October of 1989.	1990	Baseball, Basketball, & Football
Bill Troutman Achievements: Bill excelled in Football, Basketball and Baseball while at Evarts, receiving several sports honors. In Football, he was Team Captain in 1969, made the All Cumberland Valley Conference teams from 67-69 and was Honorable Mention All-State in 68 & 69. In baseball, he was a part of a team that won the District Championship and went on to the Regional Finals in 67. Most Memorable Moment: One of Bill's most memorable moments was beating Lynch 31-19 in 1968 and winning the CVC Championship. This was the only game that Lynch lost and they went on to win the State Championship.	1970	Football & Baseball