CORBIN —
By Les Dixon / Sports Editor
The 2012 Redhound Varsity Club Hall of Fame inductees will be introduced today at halftime of the Corbin Redhound-Harlan football game.
The inductees are B.J. Foley, Michael Cima, Tonya Taylor, Jeffrey Adams, Jason Estep, Carol Craig, Armando Cima II and the 1952 Corbin Redhound basketball team.
B.J. Foley
Foley starred in baseball, basketball and football for the Corbin Redhounds. He was a finalist for the Mr. Baseball award and had 55 career touchdown passes and 10 interceptions for the Redhounds on the gridiron.
Michael Cima
Cima was a standout on the gridiron for the Redhounds. He earned several honors during his playing days at Corbin, including the SEKC Player of the Year award in 1971. He was also a standout on the Corbin track team, too.
Tonya Taylor
Taylor starred as a basketball and softball player for the Lady Redhounds. She won numerous awards as a basketball standout while capturing the All-Region Player of the Year award.
Jeffrey Adams
Adams starred for the Redhounds on the gridiron from 1981 to 1985. He received numerous honors for Corbin, which included the 1984 SEKC First Team and the Courier Journal’s All-State Honorable Mention team. He also played on the 1982 state champion team.
Jason Estep
Estep was a three-sport star athlete from 1989 to 1993. He played defensive back and wide receiver in football, shortstop in baseball and forward for the basketball team. He was selected preseason All-State in 1992 and 1993 for baseball and he also played in the East/West All-Star games in both years. He earned All-State Honorable Mention honors in football in 1993. He also played on the 1991 13th Region championship basketball team.
Carol Craig
Craig came to Corbin High School in 1992 and from that time until 1995, she brought an outstanding cheer program to the Corbin High School cheerleaders. She raised the bar on the cheerleading at Corbin High School.
Armando Cima II
Cima is widely credited with bringing soccer to Corbin High School. He has built the program to one of the best in the state. He has coached both the boys and girls soccer teams and has taken four teams to the Sweet Sixteen and one team to the Elite Eight.
1952 Corbin Redhound basketball team
Corbin posted a 25-7 record and won the 13th Region Tournament before falling to eventual state champion Cuba, 60-53, in the first round of the Sweet Sixteen.
Local Sports
2012 Redhound Varsity Club Hall of Fame Inductees
- Local Sports
-
-
Along Came Jones
The Whitley County Lady Colonels underwent a coaching change at the end of the 2012-13 season, but it wasn't a complete overhaul of the system which has been in place for years.
-
Boys’ and girls’ All-Star tourney bracket schedule
Little League All-Star action begins next weekend with the girls starting with the 9-10 year-old and 11-12 year-old divisions while boys action will begin a couple of days later.
-
The Search is On
Former Lynn Camp Wildcat basketball coach and current Lynn Camp assistant principal, Anthony Pennington, has taken the bull by the horns, so to speak, and is ready to find a new replacement for former coach Clyde Dixon, who retired a couple of weeks ago.
-
The Final Four
The stage is set for today’s championship double-header as the Corbin Little League will decide its Little League and Minor League Tournament champions.
-
There are a lot of things I need to ramble about
Most would believe with the high school sports’ seasons coming to an end last week that there isn’t much to talk about with summer here. Well, they’re wrong and you guys know me, I always have something to ramble about and, yes, I do have some things to ramble about.
-
Corbin’s Pietrowski, staff, still in evaluation mode
The Corbin Redhounds are coming off one of the most surprising seasons of any team in the 13th Region after finishing 24-7 overall.
-
Davis hoping Cards continue to improve during summer ball
The South Laurel Cardinals struggled early last season thanks to a rash of injuries early on in the season, the biggest being that of starting point guard Blake Sanders.
-
Putting on a Show
After being pushed back a day due to inclement weather, the Corbin Little League Tournament got underway Tuesday with three games on the schedule.
-
Fear 'Les' Diamond Ratings
The Lady Cardinals turned in one of their better seasons and captured their first 13th Region championship dating back to 2006.
-
Twice as Nice
The more things change, the more things stay the same. Case in point – Corbin’s Hannah Hart being named the Class 2A Player of the Year for the second year in a row.
- More Local Sports Headlines
-



