Hall of Fame

Emmy was elite on the golf course and racked up numerous accolades during her high school career, including being named AHN’s 2014 Senior Athlete of the Year.

Catriana played a pivotal role in one of the most successful four-year stretches in AHN basketball history, helping lead the team to two state Final Four appearances.

Jennifer was a standout athlete on the tennis court, playing #1 in both singles and doubles all four years of high school.

In 2020, Major League Baseball’s 2019 National League Rookie of the Year, Pete Alonso, was inducted into the Academy of the Holy Names Athletic Hall of Fame.

A four-year captain and member of the varsity basketball team, Julie helped propel the program to unreached heights while claiming individual accolades along the way.

At a young age, Tu quickly rose to prominence in tennis, ranking among the top 10 nationally in both singles and doubles by the time she was a preteen.

While Bill attended Boys Academy, he participated in all sports teams, including track, basketball (a captain), softball, swimming, and football.

Kiersten was a standout athlete in rowing, finishing fourth in women’s single sculls at the U.S. Scholastic Championship and first in both women’s single sculls and women’s four-stroke seat at the Florida State Championship in 2010.

A remarkable scholar-athlete, Stephanie distinguished herself during her junior year when she competed in three state athletic championships in the same school year—basketball, track, and cross country.

While at Boys Academy, Ricky participated in multiple athletic teams, most notably the varsity basketball team.

An all-around athlete, Gianna lettered in softball and track and field, but her athletic talents were best displayed on the basketball court.

Described by classmates as “the best, most versatile athlete in our class,” Julie was a five-sport standout at AHN, lettering in volleyball, soccer, softball, tennis, and track.

While at AHN, Daniel (Dan) was a multi-sport athlete, competing in basketball, track, and soccer, and serving as assistant coach for the softball team.

A standout on the court, Saioa was the team captain of the basketball squad that competed in back-to-back state championships.

Known as the “father of AHN swimming,” Craig partnered with the late Sr. Constance Casey to introduce competitive swimming to the Academy.

A three-sport athlete, Kelly was a five-year starter in softball, a four-year starter in volleyball, and a three-year starter in basketball.

Jose was an All-County and All-State soccer player and a member of the Florida state championship select soccer team during his 8th grade year at Boys Academy.

An accomplished athlete in volleyball, softball, and basketball, Stephanie was especially gifted in tennis.

Lisa began her athletic career in gymnastics at just three years old and went on to compete at the highest levels throughout high school.

Sara qualified for the FHSAA state finals five consecutive years and earned All-State honors in the 1600- and 3200-meter events.

A four-time All-American swimmer (1975–78), Kim was a five-year member of AHN's swim team, helping lead the 200-yard medley relay team to a state championship in 1977.

John Marc was a standout on the basketball court at Boys Academy, playing point guard for the undefeated Academy Crusaders during his 8th grade year.

A four-year letterman and captain of the swimming and diving team, Tara held the school’s two diving records at the time of her induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame.

Best known for her softball pitching, Jennifer lettered in all four years of high school and led the team to an undefeated season in the district her senior year.

A standout athlete, Jay excelled in all sports offered at Boy Academy: basketball, swimming, track & field, and baseball.

A beloved presence across campus, Coach Doyle is a gifted physical education teacher and coach who has made a lasting impact on the lives of lower and middle school students at the Academy.

Beloved swim coach, physical education teacher, and Golden Girls moderator, Mara Schultz dedicated nearly twelve years to the AHN community, teaching and inspiring students of all ages.

Robin was a four-year letterman and senior-year captain of AHN’s tennis team, which captured three consecutive district titles in 1981, 1982, and 1983.

Voted “Most Valuable Player” of her national championship club soccer team, Patti Jo played a pivotal role in founding the Academy’s soccer program.

A member of the first Boys Academy graduating class, Richard starred on the school’s inaugural sports team: basketball.

A 16-time high school All-American swimmer in the butterfly and freestyle, Britta was the state champion in the 50 freestyle in her senior year.

Though Therese attended AHN before the passage of Title IX expanded athletic opportunities for women, she remained active in sports and school life.

As an 8th grader excelling in basketball, Eric led AHN to an undefeated regular season and started in the Christian Youth Athletic Association All-Star game.

Sherisha led AHN to the 1996 Class 3A state championship, and at the time of her induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame, was Hillsborough County's all-time leading scorer with 2,538 points.

Michelle was a standout member of the AHN swimming & diving team for five years, qualifying for the state meet each season.

A campus fixture for more than 30 years, Coach Jennings taught physical education at AHN from 1968–2000 while also coaching numerous teams.

Coach Simon taught physical education at the Boys Academy from 1964 to 1976 and played a key role in establishing Boys Academy athletics.

Anne Marie was best known for her tennis excellence at AHN, being honored as an All-County player all four years.

Mimi was the captain of AHN's first swim team, leading the Jaguars to a state runner-up finish and capturing city championships in two individual events.

A team captain in every sport at the Boys Academy — soccer, basketball, track & field, and softball — Andre was the epitome of a student-athlete at AHN and Jesuit.