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Ron Suslick was an All State player for the 1957 Port Angeles High School football team.
Two teams are being inducted the 1967 Rider football team which is only one of two teams to go undefeated, and the 1983 girl’s gymnastics team that finished third in the State, that program’s highest finish ever O T E A T O B E I N D U C T E D I N T O H A L L O F F A M
Members of the fifth Hall of Fame Class excelled at Port Angeles High School, and also after their high school careers. One of the athletes Judy Brodhun Vose, was a national junior and collegiate badminton champion, winning several national championships.
Jack Estes was a coach and player he coached Peninsula College to their first State basketball title, was a three sport star in high school, and played for the then NFL GOAT, former Cleveland Brown quarterback Otto Graham, at the Coast Guard Academy, following PAHS graduation in 1960.
Four athletes played at Division I schools Jerry Payne was a football player at Washington State, Julia Cheney was a star third baseman at the University of Pennsylvania, Marcia Isenberger was the Eastern Washington tennis player of the decade, while Eric Lane was a starting third baseman at Gonzaga
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One was a coach who developed the Port Angeles track and field and cross country programs, with his teams placing in several state meets
Two were members of the 1967 Port Angeles High School swimming team that finished second in the state, that program’s highest finish ever. Robin Allen was the state’s top diver, while Greg Galles was the state champion at 100 yards and broke the state record. Galles also won the event as a senior in 1968.
Ten former Port Angeles High School athletes and coaches will be inducted into the 2022 Port Angeles High School Hall of Fame on Saturday, August 20 at Civic Field, as selected by the Hall’s committee.
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Kelli Antolock, Golf Tyna Barinaga, Badminton Michael Briggs, Football Scooter Chapman, Media Mike Clayton, Basketball Sherri Felton, Track & Basketball Bernie Fryer, Football & Basketball Ken Fuhrer, Basketball Penny Graves, Track Scott Jones, Football Jim Michalczik, Football Leigh Morgan, Basketball Jeff Ridgway, Baseball Art Sandison, Track Lee Sinnes, Basketball Joel Thomas, Football & Wrestling Henry Wyborney, Track John Camp, Wrestling Cec Coulson, Basketball Kay Dill, Tennis & Basketball Coach John "Jack" Elway, Coach Don Fairbairn, Swim Coach Gary Gagnon, Football Karena Greeny, Track, Basketball, Soccer Hester Hill, Badminton Caroline Jensen, Badminton Leonard Johannes, Football Bob Klock, Coach, Athletic Director James Madison, Basketball Jessica Madison, Basketball Carrie Morrison, Badminton Greg Thomas, Track 1985 Girls Tennis Team 1959 Football Team Curt Bagby, Football & Basketball Austin Fahrenholtz, Diving Sam Hurworth, Football Matt Lane, Baseball Sonny Luke, Football Jenny Nixon, Swimming Bob Peterson, Football Janessa Roening, Softball Bob Sheedy, Track & Cross Country Cherie Simkins, Badminton, Triathlete Randy Steinman, Baseball & Coach 1966 Boys Basketball Team 1986 Girls Basketball Team Pete Hohman, Football & Track Roger Oakes, Team Physician Jan Urfer, Gymnastics CLASS OF C2018 LASS OF 2018 CLASS OF C2019 LASS OF 2019 CLASS OF C2020 LASS OF 2020 CLASS OF C2021 LASS OF 2021 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES PortAngelesHighSchool
An accomplished baseball player, he also played in an All State game in Bremerton. He went on to Western Washington where he set the Western diving record and dove in the national NAIA meet.
Allen won the State High School Diving Championship as a senior, the first year that the Roughriders fielded a team. He went undefeated, which included a first place finish against the WSU and UW frosh
Judy Brodhun Vose BADMINTON, 1967 GRADUATE
Cheney was a star softball player at the prestigious University of Pennsylvania, a member of the Ivy League, after a sterling career in high school. She was a part of Port Angeles’ first ever Babe Ruth World Series team and made the first team All World series in 2001. She then went on to play soccer and softball in high school She was an all league selection in soccer in high school, a three time all league performer in softball, and was named the 4A Narrows League MVP during her senior year.
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Following college, he played on the National Native American basketball championship team, the La Push Braves, in 1976. He was the Director of Security at Seven Cedars Casino for 25 years. 1967
Brodhun won several national junior doubles titles in 1963, 1965 and 1968, and also won numerous state and international championships during that period. She went on to Western Washington, where teaming with another local star, Hester Hill, she won the national collegiate doubles crown while leading Western to the team title in 1971.
Brodhun and Hill were the first women inducted into the Western Washington University Hall of Fame in 1976.
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At Penn she was an All Ivy League selection and was twice named the Ivy League player of the week. A third baseman, she played in an infield that led the NCAA in double plays and is still on the Top 10 list for hitting home runs at Penn She went on to a career in sports, working for the NBA, Creative Artist Agency (CAA) and is currently at Google where she leads their sports and entertainment division for Google devices. Cheney SOFTBALL, CLASS OF 2003
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A three sport star in high school, Isenberger was all league in basketball and captain of the tennis team. She really came of age in college, playing as the No 1 tennis player at Eastern Washington University She was All Big Sky Conference for two years in both singles and doubles, and was named the Eastern Washington University tennis player of the decade. Following graduation, she had an esteemed career with several YMCA’s, including 10 years in Port Angeles, where she mentored many young athletes. She also served as Executive Director in Sammamish, and was the Eastside Regional Director for King County She ended her YMCA career serving as the COO at the Seattle YMCA.
Greg Galles SWIMMING, 1968 GRADUATE
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Professionally he was a computer engineer and programmer before passing unexpectedly in 2008
He didn’t start swimming until he was 13, but he went on to achieve arguably the best performance in Port Angeles High School swimming history, when he set the state record in the 100 yard freestyle in 1968. He also won the event in 1967, making him the only PAHS two time swimming state champion He went on to compete at the University of Washington and after graduating from the UW, he joined the Navy as part of their Nuclear Engineering program.
The Coach of Peninsula College’s first State Championship Basketball team in 1970, Estes played for two acclaimed coaches in high school and college Jack Elway at PAHS, and legendary NFL quarterback Otto Graham (then the GOAT) at the Coast Guard Academy. He played football, basketball and baseball in high school and at the Coast Guard Academy for three years, and played the latter at Pacific Lutheran University during his senior year. He went on to earn a Master’s degree at the UW and a doctorate at Bowling Green State. Estes has taught at the UW, Seattle U, Peninsula College and City University in New York, and overseas in Taiwan, Belgium (as a Fulbright scholar), England, Scotland and Hungary He also has worked in the publishing business for over 25 years. In the 1970 State Community College championship game, Peninsula trailed Lower Columbia by 17 points with just over seven minutes to go, rallying to take the crown 132 130 in overtime CLASS OF
Marcia Isenberger TENNIS, CLASS OF 1980
One of the greatest all around athletes in Roughrider history, Lane was the Olympic League Most Valuable Player in basketball, baseball, and set the school passing yardage and touchdown receiving record in football. He started his college career at Lower Columbia Community College, where he was named the NWAC Most Valuable Player as a sophomore, leading the team to the NWAC championship. He went on to play at Gonzaga, where he played with Seattle Mariner pitcher Marco Gonzales. The team’s starting third baseman, he led the team in hits and batted .306.
Jerry Payne FOOTBALL, CLASS OF 1973 Suslick was named to the Wigwam Wiseman of America High School All America Football Team, which made him eligible to play in the East West football game in Memphis, Tennessee He averaged 152 yards per game as a senior, and gained 309 yards against South Kitsap Named to the UPI All State team, he played in the All State game, and also played in the East vs. West All State football game in August of 1957. He played his freshman year at the University of Puget Sound, where he still holds the record for the longest run from scrimmage of 96 yards He moved on to Monterey Community College in California, where he also ran track, running the 100 yard dash in 9.8 seconds.
He went on to coach for eight seasons at Lower Columbia, where he led LCC to two NWAC titles in 2018 and 2019 FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, CLASS OF 2008
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A member of Pete Holman's 1973 football team that was 9 1 with seven shutouts on defense, Payne was a starting end and linebacker He was an all league linebacker and was an Honorable Mention All American linebacker in Coaches Magazine. He was selected to the all state team as an end because of his offensive performance but turned to defense when former Roughrider coach Jack Elway recruited him to play at Washington State University. man and started as a junior for the ar due to a neck injury ing PAHS records in the discus father's company Melvin Payne llege of Chiropractic and became a es at First Street Chiropractic Center
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The key victory for the team was a 7 6 win over East Bremerton, preserved when Mitch Blore blocked an extra point in the fourth quarter.
The 1967 gridiron team was coached by Pete Hohman, who had the highest winning percentage of Port Angeles high school football teams in history, and was inducted into the Hall of Fame as an individual last year.
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A highly successful track and cross country coach at Port Angeles High School,
Several players won team awards at the annual team banquet Fryer, Howard Priest, Ed Kitselman, Brad Maier, Steve Crumb and Randy Fairchild.
Bruce Webster’s cross country teams finished fourth in the state in 1972 and 1967 Football Team
Bruce Webster Wrestling, Track and Cross Country Coach
The team was led by end Bernie Fryer, who was named All State and All American. He was recruited by several Division I schools for football, but chose to play Division I basketball at the University of Washington and Brigham Young. He is the only Roughrider athlete to ever play in the NBA (Portland Trailblazers). The team not only excelled on offense, but also on defense. They shut out four opponents, and only one was able to score more than twice
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1983 Gymnastics Team Coached by Rich Smith and Jan Urfer, the 1983 team finished third in the state and began a long run of state placing teams (they would finish in the state meet in the three years that followed 6th , 5th and 4th ). They also had strong individual performances at the 1983 meet. Kathy Kaune placed in four events 7th in the All Around, 6th in the Balance Beam and the Uneven Bars, and 11th in floor exercise Shelli Anderson placed 11th in the vault “While the team had a great leader in Kathy Kaune, what really made it successful was depth,” said Smith. Lots of the girls were capable of competing all around their special skills in 1, 2, or 3 events is what made them a top team ” Angeles High School Hall of Fame Committee
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