Servants Hall Of Fame
Linda Bell
Linda Bell, a Hall of Famer in the Servants community, stands as a beacon of advocacy for children's rights and well-being. Beyond her notable achievements on the field, Linda dedicated herself to uplifting the youth both within and outside the organization. Volunteering tirelessly at schools, she ensured that Servants had ample practice facilities while simultaneously enriching the lives of countless children through her mentorship and support. Linda's initiative in securing vans for the team's transportation exemplified her commitment to fostering a conducive environment for growth and success. Moreover, her dedication extended beyond athletics as she engaged with teams on critical issues such as tobacco use, imparting valuable lessons on health and wellness. With unwavering determination, Linda fought fervently for the rights and interests of the Servants, leaving an indelible mark on the organization and the lives she touched.
Brandon Cartwright
Brandon Cartwright, a distinguished Hall of Famer in the Servants' ranks, epitomizes unparalleled athleticism and skill on the court. Renowned for his remarkable abilities, Brandon emerged as the epitome of versatility, showcasing his prowess as both a sharpshooter and a high-flying dunker. Throughout his tenure with the Servants, he honed his shooting prowess, evolving into a formidable threat from beyond the arc. However, it was his electrifying dunks that often left fans and opponents in awe, elevating the excitement of every game he played. Brandon's dedication to perfecting his craft and his ability to seamlessly blend athleticism with finesse solidified his legacy as one of the most dynamic players to grace the Servants' roster, earning him a well-deserved place among the organization's Hall of Fame elite.
Charles Foster
Charles Foster, a revered figure in the annals of the Servants' history and a distinguished Hall of Famer, embodied the essence of camaraderie and competitive spirit both on and off the court. A devout Christian, Charles's unwavering faith permeated his interactions with teammates, fostering a sense of unity and mutual respect within the team. On the hardwood, Charles's tenacity and skill set him apart as a formidable competitor, characterized by his smooth shooting stroke and relentless drive. Renowned for his versatility, Charles consistently delivered stellar performances, often recording double- doubles if statistics were kept. His passion for the game was palpable, evident in his relentless work ethic and unyielding dedication. Remarkably, despite offers from prestigious institutions like Harvard, Charles chose to pursue his basketball dreams at Rose State Junior College, a decision emblematic of his unwavering commitment to the sport he loved. Charles's impact transcended mere statistics, leaving an indelible mark on the Servants' legacy and inspiring generations to come.
Trez Hankins
Trez Hankins, a revered Hall of Famer within the Servants Basketball community, etched his name in the annals of history as the epitome of sharpshooting prowess. Widely regarded as the finest marksman to grace the Servants' roster, Trez's unparalleled shooting ability transcended mere skill—it became legendary. With an innate knack for sinking shots from any spot on the court, Trez mesmerized crowds and struck fear into the hearts of opponents with his deadly accuracy. His unparalleled shooting touch not only earned him accolades but also served as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring athletes within the organization. Trez's legacy as the best shooter in Servants Basketball history endures as a testament to his unmatched talent, dedication, and impact on the game.
Dell Harris
Dell Harris, a towering figure standing at 6'6" and a distinguished Hall of Famer among the Servants' ranks, left an indelible mark with his dominant presence on the court. A left- handed force to be reckoned with, Dell possessed an uncanny ability to score effortlessly in the low post, earning him the reputation of being an automatic bucket whenever he received the ball down low. Renowned for his prowess on the boards as well, Dell's imposing stature and relentless determination made him a walking double-double threat, consistently outmuscling opponents for rebounds and second-chance opportunities. Beyond his individual achievements, Dell's affable nature and genuine camaraderie endeared him to teammates and fans alike, fostering a sense of unity and cohesion within the team. Dell Harris's legacy as a dominant force in the paint and a cherished teammate continues to resonate within the halls of Servants Basketball, a testament to his enduring impact on the game and the lives he touched.
Kade Hileman
Kade Hileman, a revered Hall of Famer within the esteemed Servants Basketball fraternity, epitomized the essence of defensive prowess and selfless teamwork throughout his illustrious career. Renowned for his remarkable ability to protect the rim with finesse, Kade emerged as a formidable force in thwarting opponents' scoring attempts, earning him the admiration of teammates and fans alike. However, it was his electrifying dunks, particularly after securing offensive rebounds or missed shots, that ignited the crowd and epitomized his relentless passion for the game. Yet, beyond his on-court exploits, Kade's true impact transcended statistics, as he demonstrated an unwavering commitment to his teammates and displayed a profound empathy for others. His selfless demeanor was exemplified in his willingness to forego personal glory, often opting to set up teammates for scoring opportunities rather than seeking individual accolades. Kade Hileman's legacy as a defensive stalwart, a consummate teammate, and a compassionate individual endures as a beacon of inspiration within the Servants community, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of all who had the privilege of witnessing his remarkable journey.
Curtis Horton
Curtis Horton, a revered figure in the annals of Servants Basketball history and a distinguished Hall of Famer, has left an indelible mark through his multifaceted contributions to the organization over the span of two decades. As a coach, Curtis's leadership and mentorship extended far beyond the court, as he invested his time in nurturing the holistic development of players, often conducting personal Bible studies to instill values of faith and character. Moreover, his tireless efforts in fundraising have generated hundreds of thousands of dollars, providing essential resources and support for the growth and sustainability of Servants Basketball. Curtis's commitment to the team's success is further evidenced by his acquisition of three vehicles, ensuring efficient transportation for players and staff. As a player, Curtis's sweet jumper from the corner became emblematic of his on-court prowess, while his enduring impact is reflected in the upgraded uniforms, coaches' gear, and improved accommodations for Servants Basketball teams, all made possible through his relentless advocacy and dedication. Indeed, Curtis Horton's legacy as a catalyst for growth, mentorship, and progress within the Servants community serves as a testament to his unwavering commitment to the Servants and the people he serves.
Corey Humphrey
Corey Humphrey, an esteemed Hall of Famer within the Servants Basketball family, epitomizes dedication and passion both as a coach and a player. With over two decades of coaching experience under his belt, Corey's influence has reached every age group within the organization, exemplifying his unwavering commitment to providing opportunities for children to play and grow through basketball. Beyond the court, Corey's tireless efforts extend to using basketball as a tool for ministering to children, embodying the organization's values of mentorship and community outreach. As a player, Corey's high basketball IQ and exceptional defensive skills distinguished him as a standout point guard, guiding his team with precision and tenacity. Yet, perhaps Corey's most remarkable attribute lies in his ability to connect with people on a profound level, fostering meaningful relationships that transcend the game of basketball. Corey Humphrey's enduring legacy as a coach, player, and mentor serves as a testament to his profound impact on the lives he has touched within the Servants Basketball community.
Triston Pope
Triston Pope, a beloved Hall of Famer within the Servants Basketball fraternity, left an indelible legacy despite his untimely passing at a young age. Revered as the finest point guard in Servants Basketball history, Triston's towering 6'4" frame coupled with his exceptional skills made him a force to be reckoned with on the court. Renowned for his remarkable vision, precise shooting, and astute basketball IQ, Triston orchestrated plays with finesse, leaving spectators in awe of his mastery of the game. Though his time with the Servants was tragically cut short, Triston's impact transcended mere statistics, as his legacy continues to inspire generations of players and fans alike, serving as a poignant reminder of the enduring power of passion, talent, and dedication to the game he loved.
Morris Wilson
Morris Wilson, a pivotal figure, and co-founder of the esteemed Servants Basketball Club, stands as a beacon of leadership and inspiration within the organization. Currently serving as the coach of the Servants Pro team, Morris's tenure has been marked by remarkable success, securing back-to-back championships—a testament to his strategic acumen and unwavering dedication to excellence. Beyond the court, Morris's impact transcends wins and losses as he leads his teams in prayer, fostering a culture of spiritual growth and unity. A dedicated mentor to countless young men, Morris's influence extends far beyond basketball, instilling values of character, integrity, and perseverance in his players. His unwavering commitment to both God and the personal development of those under his guidance cements Morris Wilson's legacy as a cherished Hall of Famer within the Servants Basketball community.