Lundy won 16 letters at Kingston High School in football, basketball, baseball, track. He captained all teams and served as class president / senior year. Lundy was the all-time letter winner in Kingston High four years. He was also president of the Kingston Honor Society...
Jennifer started playing softball at age 8 with the Wilkes-Barre Girls Softball League. At Meyers Jennifer played four years on the Junior and Senior High softball teams. She played with the local All-Stars throughout the East Coast on the A.S.A. tour becoming East Coast Champs....
Frank (Zotch) Sorochak was born and raised in Edwardsville, PA. He was a 1934 graduate of Edwardsville High School, where he participated in football and basketball. His ambition was to go to college and play basketball. He was recruited by Bloomsburg State Teachers College; unfortunately,...
Bob was born and raised in Kingston, PA. He graduated in 1961 and received 7 varsity letters - 2 for baseball, 2 for wrestling and 3 for football. He was highly recruited by 55 colleges for his football the prowess. During his senior year, he...
Dave graduated from Bishop O'Reilly High School in 1983, starring in basketball. He was All Scholastic Wyoming Valley Conference second team 1979-1980; All Scholastic Wyoming Valley Conference first Team 1980 to 1983; Wyoming Valley Conference MVP 2 seasons; First All-State Basketball Team 1980-1983; First Team...
Kim was an outstanding softball pitcher at Meyers High School four years, leading her teams to numerous District and Division championships. Her overall win/loss record was 76 wins and 9 losses. Her career ERA was 0.46, while pitching 9 no-hitters and 4 perfect games. Her...
Joe officially made his first appearance on April 12, 1930. He was a refreshingly innocent prizefighter who went on to become comic's World Heavyweight Boxing Champion. His roots originated in Wyoming Valley. His creator, Ham Fisher, a Wilkes-Barre native born in 1900 and graduate of...
Thomas R. Merlie was a three sport letter-winner at Meyers High School front 1975 through 1979. As a sophomore at Meyers at the age of 14, Tom was starting quarterback for the Mohawks. He played three years varsity football, winning the city championship. He was...
A District high school wrestling champion for Kingston High School, he also played football and was on the team that won the PA State Championship in 1936. Upon graduation, he attended the University of Maryland to play football and wrestle. Largely through Paul's efforts and...
Sherri was an All-Star at Wyoming Valley West High School in three sports: field hockey, basketball and softball and an All-American catcher at the University of Massachusetts, playing on two reconstructed knees which she injured in high school basketball. In 2 years of high school...
Ray “Boley” Kodish was captain and leading scorer on Kingston High School's Wyoming Valley championship basketball team and honorable mention All-State. He played football and was on the Eastern Conference Champion team and All-Scholastic in 1941. He attended Villanova University on a basketball scholarship, earning...
During 4 years at GAR Memorial High School, John received 10 varsity letters in football, basketball and baseball; he captained and was All-Scholastic in all three in his senior year. In 1968, he received the Gentleman, Scholar, and Athlete Award and also played in the...