|
|
Honoring
the Past Inspiring the Future |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Wyandot
Sports Hall of Fame Inductees The Wyandot Sports Hall of Fame will induct its 2025 class April
19 at its banquet. The class includes Clare Aubry, Danille (Jacoby) Butram, Gary
Egner, Travis Moyer, Gaylord “Pete” Stinchcomb, Ben Stockmaster and the 2004-05
Upper Sandusky boys basketball team.
For
more on each inductee, click on their photo or their name below. Ben Stockmaster is a 1965 Mohawk High School
graduate who was the first Wyandot County native to qualify for the state
wrestling tournament and received an offer to try out for the San Diego
Chargers. A
2008 Upper Sandusky High School graduate, Clare
Aubry excelled at basketball with the Rams and then in college at the
University of Toledo and then the University of Findlay. She has since become
a college and professional basketball referee. A
2007 graduate of Carey High School, Danielle (Jacoby) Butram earned 11
letters in three sports, excelling most in track and field. She was a 10-time
All-Ohioan on the track with three state championships in three different
events. She went on to earn four letters at the University of Toledo. Travis
Moyer is a 1995 Crestline High School graduate who got his start as a
head football coach at Wynford High School, developing the Royals into one of
the top football programs in Ohio during his tenure. His coaching success has
continued at Wapakoneta High School as he has amassed more than 200 wins in
his career already. A
1977 graduate of Riverdale High School, Gary
Egner earned four letters in track and field and three in basketball,
earning all-conference in basketball while also excelling on the track. He
played basketball in college and then had a brief career coaching basketball. Born
in Sycamore, Gaylord “Pete” Stinchcomb was an
All-Ohio halfback at Fostoria High School and then earned All-American honors
at Ohio State University. He quarterbacked the first Buckeyes team to beat
Michigan and went on to play professional football for seven years. There
are championship teams, and there is the 2004-05 Upper Sandusky
boys basketball team. The Division II state championship Rams, who
went a perfect 27-0, played before sold-out gyms everywhere they went.
Inducted in 2022
.
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
