Ralph Temby North Farmington High School Inducted: 1986 Submitted by Ron Crowe, NFHS class of ’72) I played football and wrestled at North Farmington from 1969-1972. Coach Temby was my OL and DL coach as well as my wrestling coach all three years. He is also a US Marine Korean War vet and […]
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Inducted in 2003 26 years coaching: Arthur Hil, Chesaning. Record: 192 wins, 77 losses. MHSAA Class A State Champions 1991. MHSAA Class A State Runner-up 1992. MHSFCA Assistant Coach of the Year 1992. MHSFCA Regional Coach of the Year 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001. MHSFCA Coach of the Year 1998, 2001. Detroit Free Press Dream […]
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Inducted: 1996 30 years coaching: Flint Powers, Flint St. John Vianney. Record: 162 wins, 66 losses, 10 ties. 1984 Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year Award. At the time of induction, coaching at Flint Powers.
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Inducted: 1995 41 years of coaching: Kingston High School, Marysville, Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart Academy, Coleman High School. Record: 145 wins, 44 losses, 5 ties.1961 Michigan Class B Coach of the Year. MHSFCA Assistant Coach of the Year1989. Saginaw Valley C-D Coach of the Year. Several area and league awards. At […]
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Inducted: 1998 29 years coaching all at Grosse Pointe North. Record: 110 wins, 51 losses. County Coach of the Year, 5 times; MAC Division Coach of the Year, 4 times. Regional Coach of the Year, 3 times. Free Press and Detroit News Metro East Coach of the Year, twice. Head Coach East All Stars 1997.
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Inducted: 1990 24 Years of coaching: East Jr. High, Farmington Harrison. Record: 172 wins, 49 losses. 1984 Class A Assistant Coach of The Year.
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Jim Sutton • East Kentwood 2016 Hall of Fame Years Coached: 32 Record: 159 Wins, 116 Losses, 2 Ties Schools: Ann Arbor St. Thomas 1971-1972, Dearborn St. Alphonsus 1973, Ypsilanti 1977-1979, 1985-1987, Milan 1980-1981, Willow Run 1982, 1988, Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard 1983-1984, East Kentwood 1989-1995, 2011 Notable Accomplishments: Six Conference Championships (Ypsilanti) […]
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