Evarts alumni

"A Little Piece of Home"

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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 - 2003

Name	Class	Sports
Paul Collins Achievements: Paul didn't start playing organized basketball until later in high school. It didn't take long to find success and become an impact player for the wildcats. In the 1989-90 season, Paul led the state in field goal percentage at 77.1%, made the All County Team in 1988-1990, and was the MVP for the Cawood Tip off, Cawood Round Robin and Cawood Invitational tournaments. Most Memorable Moment: Paul says that his most memorable moment would be playing in the first ever All A Classic tournament.	1990	Basketball
Brad Kirby Achievements: Brad was an outstanding athlete, excelling as a football player while at Evarts. He started for four years on defense, was given Honorable Mention honors for the All District and All County teams his sophomore year, made the All SEKC 1st team, All County, and All District teams his Junior year and also received Honorable Mention All State Honors. During Brads Senior year, he once again made the All SEKC, All County, All District and also the All Mountain Team and was once again mentioned for All State honors. Most Memorable Moment: Brad's most memorable moment was beating Pikeville for the regional championship and having a perfect 13-0 regular season during his Junior year.	1992	Football
Bill 'Ducie' Lyttle Achievements: Bill was a standout athlete while at Evarts, lettering for four years in Baseball. He pitched four 1-hitters and amazingly only lost 2 games while pitching at EHS and maintained a .300 batting average. Most Memorable Moment:	1956	Baseball
Michael B. Middleton Achievements: Michael was definitely a complete all around baseball player for the Evarts Wildcats. From 1993 through 1995, Michael was selected to be on the All SEKC and All County Teams, a feat that is not often achieved. He was Team Captain, Team MVP, voted Best Pitcher, had the most strikeouts and most wins of any pitcher in 1994 and 1995. He made the Harlan County All Stars in 1994, had the best ERA from 1993 through 1995, scored the most runs in 1992 and 1993, and had the highest batting average and most RBI's in 1995. Most Memorable Moment: Michael's most memorable moment was getting 2 wins against MC Napier High School. They were ranked 5th in the state. He was the winning pitcher both games.	1995	Baseball
Scottie Napier Achievements:Scottie became an impact player for the wildcats his freshman year earning SEKC and All County Honorable Mention honors in football and from 1987-1990, he was selected to be on both of these teams. In the 1989-90 season, he was selected as the SEKC and All County Best Defensive Lineman, including being Evarts' best Defensive Player from 88-90 and best Offensive Player in 87-88. He was Team Captain during the 1989-90 season. Most memorable Moment: Scottie says that his greatest moment was when Evarts beat Boyd County, a 4 A school on their home field. Evarts was expected to get beat, was laughed at, made fun of, but left that field a 6-0 winner.	1990	Football
Bobby Ruth Achievements: Bobby was a great baseball player, earning All County honors in 1965 and 1957 and being selected to the All State baseball team in 1957. Most Memorable Moment:	1957	Baseball
Ryan Vitatoe Achievements: Ryan earned numerous awards and honors, a few of which include being the 1994 SEKC Runner of the year. He was on the All-State Cross Country Team twice, All Region Team three times, won 3 SEKC Conference Track Championships, 3 Bobcat Invitational Track Championships, was a 4 time Track Regional Champion, holds the Evarts High School record in the 1600 meter run, has had 8 state Championship Appearances in Cross-Country and Track and two top 35 finishes at the KHSAA State Cross Country Championships. Ryan went on to run for Lindsey Wilson College where he set two school records, was a 5 time NAIA national championship qualifier, and had 4 top 10 national championship finishes. Most Memorable Moment:	1996	Cross Country