2020 Corrigan-Faircloth Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholarship Recipients
Kenel Barrett
TW Andrews High School
The son of Greg Barrett and Janella Bush, Kenel was a football team captain, playing wide receiver and defensive back. He was also a member of the school’s basketball team. Other activities include leadership camp and being a member of the school club, Men of Andrews. Coached by Mitchell Jenkins, Kenel plans to attend Guilford College and hopes for a career in child development or sports training.
Michael Becker, III
Northern Guilford High School
The son of Michael and Tracey Becker, Michael was a pre-season all-area selection, earned academic all-conference honors, and was the team special teams MVP. He was a member of several school clubs including National Honor Society, Young Life, and a Nighthawk Ambassador. His community service includes time with Camp Tekoa assisting the elderly, tornado clean up, and volunteering with youth football camps. Coached by Erik Westberg, Michael plans to attend North Carolina State University and plans to pursue a career in engineering or textiles.
Clay Davis
Graham High School
The son of Todd and Tricia Davis, Clay was a captain of the football team and earned honorable mention all-conference. He also played baseball and basketball. He was active in the school’s Peer Group Connections as well as the Boy Scouts. Coached by Derek Bryant, Clay plans to attend Durham Tech and hopes to be an electrical lineman.
Tyler Dishner
Western Alamance High School
The son of Mark and Robin Dishner, Tyler was a team captain and earned academic all-conference honors. He was active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and Warrior Buddies. He also owns and operates his own business making wood furniture and other products. Coached by Jeff Snuffer, Tyler plans to attend Guilford College, Averett University or Ferrum College and is considering a career in medical sales or as a business owner.
Mekhi Fenner
Glenn High School
The son of Willie and Jarinda Fenner, Mekhi was a football team captain and was recognized as the Bojangles Scholar Athlete of the Year. Other school activities include National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Senior Class President, Black Achievers, and FBLA. He also had almost 100 hours of community service. Coached by Antwon Stevenson, Mekhi plans to attend Fayetteville State, East Carolina, or NC A&T State. He plans to pursue a career as an orthopedic surgeon, real estate agent or fitness trainer.
Jalen Ferguson
West Forsyth High School
The son of Lawrence and Selena Ferguson, Jalen was a team captain, selected to the Super 25 All-County First Team and the Game of Inches Triad Player of the Week. He is a member of the High Achievers and Young Scholars. He has also been active as a volunteer with the YMCA. Coached by Adrian Snow, Jalen plans to attend Lenoir Rhyne University and is considering a career in sports medicine.
Anthony Hairston
Northeast Guilford High School
The son of Anthony Hairston and Karin Lee, Anthony was a team captain, team MVP, Mid-State all-conference selection and conference defensive player of the year. Coached by Earl Bates, Anthony plans to attend NC A&T State University and is considering a career in mechanical engineering, agricultural production or kinesiology.
Jamauree Haith
Williams High School
The son of Richard Haith and Jennifer Valines was a team captain, two-time all-conference selection, and all-region. He was an A-B honor roll student and a member of the Williams High Dream Team. Service activities included volunteering at New Life at Hocutt Baptist Church, FCA, YMCA, and Young Life. Coached by Jim McGill, Jamauree plans to attend Western Carolina, North Carolina A&T State, or Mars Hill and is considering a career in computer science, geomatics, or communications.
Hunter Harrelson
Southern Alamance High School
The son of Todd and Michelle Harrelson, Hunter was a team captain, all-conference selection, first-team all-region and earned academic all-conference honors. He was selected for the National Technical Honor Society, active in the FFA, and almost 100 hours of community service. Coached by Fritz Hessenthaler, Hunter plans to attend Easter Carolina University and would like a career in coaching.
Gabriel Hollingsworth
Reagan High School
BRADLEY FAIRCLOTH AWARD
The son of John and Holly Hollingsworth, Gabriel was the starting quarterback, a three-year team captain, all-conference selection, all-county, team MVP and Forsyth County Offensive Player of the Year. He was selected for the National Honor Society, Latin Honor Society and National Society of High School Scholars. He has been active in other areas of school life, including the Latin Club, Reagan Ambassador, and the Reagan High School Spirit Club. He has been active in the community, volunteering with Bethabra Clothes Pantry and the Back Pack Food Pantry. Coached by Josh McGee, Gabriel plans to attend Columbia University and is considering a career in broadcasting or as a strength and conditioning coach.
Greg Hunter
R.J. Reynolds High School
The son of Greg and Ginny Hunter, Greg was a team captain, two-way starter and received the Student Athlete Award. Honors include selection to the National Honor Society, National French Honor Society, an AP Scholar with Distinction and a Junior Marshal. He earned the level of Eagle Scout and has been active volunteering in other areas. Coached by Pat Crowley, Greg plans to attend MIT or NC State University and is considering a career as a chemical engineer, mechanical engineer or in business management.
Carrington Jarrett
North Forsyth High School
The son of Tarreyton Carson and Tameka Henry, Carrington was recipient of the team’s 2019 Outstanding Lineman Award. He was selected for the National Honor Society, participated in FBLA and was a member of Black Achievers. Coached by Jay Blair, Carrington plans to attend Guilford College and hopes for a career as a graphic designer, gaming/content creator, or in accounting.
Walter Kuhlenkamp
Southeast Guilford High School
The son of Edward and Christine Kuhlenkamp, Walter earned the 2019 coaches award for Southeast football. Other school activities included the Men of Destiny, German Club, swimming, and track. He was also selected as a Southeast High student of the month and all-state chorus. Through the Men of Destiny he was involved in mentoring. Coached by Kennedy Tinsley, Walter plans to attend Claremont Mudd Scripps in California.
Chris Lyle
Grimsley High School
The son of Scott and Molly Lyle, Chris was a team captain, all-conference selection and honorable mention all-area. He was a member of the student council and the Tri-M Honor Society. Chris also served as president of the FCA and was a member of Brooks Buddies. His community service included work with the Out of the Garden Project and youth group mission trips to stop hunger. Coached by Darryl Brown, Chris plans to attend Appalachian State University and is considering a future in outdoor recreation or media broadcasting.
Juwan Lyons
Winston-Salem Preparatory Academy
The son of Jamica Lyons, Juwan was a team captain and earned all-conference honors as a wide receiver. He is an honor roll student and spent time volunteering in the guidance office. Coached by De’ron Middleton, Juwan plans to attend Livingstone College.
Colby May
Eastern Alamance High School
The son of David and Lysa May, Colby was an all-conference and all-region selection. He was active in the FCA, leadership team and volunteered with the Mebane Youth Football Camp to provide coaching assistance. Coached by John Kirby, Colby plans to attend UNC Charlotte and is considering a career in physical therapy, sports medicine, or business.
Javon McCain
Western Guilford High School
The son of Tiffany McCain, Javon was a team captain, all-conference, and won the Iron Man award. Very active in other areas of school life, he was a member of many clubs, including Service Learning Club, Beta Club, FCA, Key Club, and DECA club. He was also involved in a variety of service activities. Coached by Brian Terwilliger, Javon plans to attend UNC Chapel Hill, NC State University, or Elon University where he plans to pursue a career in business administration, construction engineering, or architectural engineering.
Wesley Misenheimer
Ragsdale High School
The son of Keith Misenheimer and Teresa Pendelton, Wesley was a team captain and an honor roll student. He was a member of the FCA and Campus Life. His community service included time with the local fire department, environmental clean-up and Haynes-Inman Education Center. Coached by Johnny Boykin, Wesley plans to attend NC A&T State University or UNC Charlotte and is considering a future in engineering and political science.
Zachary Monette
Walkertown High School
The son of Gregory Monette and Heather Ring, Zachary earned all-conference honors for his play at linebacker. He was a Junior Marshal, active in the FCA, and was involved in several community service activities, including time at Ronald McDonald House. Coached by Rodney McKoy, Zachary plans to attend East Carolina University and is considering a career in construction management.
D’Jay Mobley
Eastern Guilford High School
The son of Ricky and Susan Mobley, D’Jay was selected for all-conference, all region and special teams MVP. He was a member of the Beta Club and volunteered at Cone Elementary School. Coached by Tony Aguilar, D’Jay plans to attend Alabama A&M, Virginia Tech or NC A&T State University. He is considering a career in engineering, baseball, or football.
Kenan Moore
Dudley High School
Rich Brenner Award Winner
The son of Curtis and Olympia Moore, Kenan was a two-time team captain for the football team. He was selected for several academic honors, including National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society, and National Honor Society of Black Engineers. He was a member of the Service Learning club, College Ambassadors, Dudley Fellows, and was vice-president of the Student Government Association. His community service included time with the New Zion Outreach, Kappa Beautillion, the McKnight Mentor program, the Transportation Institute, and the July 4th Festival. Coached by Steven Davis, Kenan plans to attend UNC-Charlotte. He is considering a career as a wealth advisor, accountant, or market research analyst.
Barry Rountree
Atkins High School
The son of Barry and Sylvia Rountree, Barry was a varsity letterman and earned the coaches award as a junior. He was selected for the National Society of High School Scholars and Crosby Scholars. He participated in other sports, was active in band, and a member of the Culinary Arts Club. His community service activities include volunteering at the Second Harvest Food Bank, Trellis Supportive Care, and Bethesda Center for the Homeless. Coached by David Hamlin, Barry plans to attend NC Central University, UNC-Pembroke, or NC A&T State University. Career choices include information technology business analyst, systems analyst, and database administrator.
Jerome Roy
Page High School
The son of Jerome and Gwendolyn Roy, Jerome was selected all-conference in the Metro 4A and was the recipient of the Sincere Davis Award. He was selected for the National Honor Society, Social Studies National Honor Society, and was a Junior Marshal. He was a member of the Photography Club and participated in several other sports at Page. His service activities included mentoring youth through Team Voyage and feeding the homeless. Coached by Jared Rolfes, Jerome plans to attend Duke, Davidson, or UNC-Chapel Hill. He is considering a career as a pediatrician, sports orthopedic surgeon, or history teacher.
Todd Ryan
Carver High School
The son of Erenia Ward, Todd was a team captain and Bojangles Scholar of the Week. He was selected for the National Honor Society, the Golden Circle Honor Society and was a Junior Marshal. He was active in student government and was a student ambassador. Coached by Greg Scales, Todd plans to attend NC A&T State University or Elizabeth City State University.
Lee Sales
Mount Tabor High School
The son of Vernon and Velvet Sales, Lee was a team captain, defensive player of the week and was selected for all-conference, all-county, and all-northwest region. He was on the A-B honor roll throughout high school and selected for the National Honor Society. He also participated in the NAF Academy. His service activities included work with Sky’s the Limit and Hanes Hosiery. Coached by Tiesuan Brown, Lee plans to attend St. Augustine and career choices include physical therapist or a business owner.
Joshua Sheppard
Cummings High School
The son of Twyla Sheppard, Joshua was a Cavalier Award winner. He was selected for the National Honor Society and was active in student government. Service activities included feeding the homeless and assisting with special needs elementary school students. Coached by Derrick Jones, Joshua plans to attend Presbyterian College and hope to pursue a career in cyber security or business.
Benjamin Stoneking
High Point Central High School
The son of Bradley and Katharine Stoneking, Benjamin was a two-year varsity letterman. He was selected for the National Honor Society, Beta Club and an AP Scholar. He also achieved the level of Eagle Scout. Community service activities included Quaker Lake Camp, High Point Friends, and Breakfast Buddies. Coached by Wayne Jones, Benjamin plans to attend Appalachian State or North Carolina State and is hoping for a career in the FBI/criminal justice.
Raines Strader
Bishop McGuinness High School
The son of Tom and Belle Strader, Raines was a football team captain and a Duke TIP Scholar. In addition to sports, he was active in the Salvation Army Club, Creative Writing Club, and Rose Club. His service activities included time with the Second Harvest Food Bank and the Guilford County Animal Shelter. Coached by Charlie Jones, Raines plans to attend Appalachian State or North Carolina State and is considering a career in business, psychology, or journalism.
Miles Taylor
Southwest Guilford High School
The son of Ernie and Tricia Taylor, Miles was a team captain and all-conference selection. He was on A-B honor roll throughout high school and a member of the Ping Pong Club. Coached by Chuck Doak, Miles plans to attend the University of Lynchburg or University of Texas – Permian Basin and is considering a career in real estate ownership or working for a Fortune 500 company.
Elijah Thomas
East Forsyth High School
The son of Rashad and Malika Thomas, Elijah was a team captain and MaxPreps Player of the Game. He was an honor roll student and volunteered serving food with Phillips Chapel Missionary Baptist Church. Coached by Todd Willert, Elijah plans to attend Fayetteville State, NC Central, or Barton College. He hopes to have a career in physical therapy or nutrition.
Stephen Vega
Northwest Guilford High School
The son of Stephen and Stephanie Vega, Stephen was an all-conference selection and honor roll student. He was co-founder of the school club Vikings for Greensboro, organized supplies at the GCS teacher warehouse, and sorted food at a local food bank. Coached by Kevin Wallace, Stephen plans to attend Penn State, Appalachian State, or NC State University. His career options include biomedical engineering, physical therapy, and chemical engineering.
Darius Williams
Parkland High School
The son of Derrek and Chevella Williams, Darius was a team captain and selected for all-conference, all-region, and all-county. He was an honor roll student through high school. His service activities include tutoring younger students as well as some work with the YMCA and YWCA. Coached by Laymarr Marshall, Darius plans to attend Barton College and hopes to have a career as a sports executive, sports agent, or business.
Jordan Williams
Smith High School
The son of Berkley and Andrea Williams, Jordan was an all-conference selection and all-county honorable mention. He was selected for National Honor Society, Junior Marshal, and A-B honor roll. Service activities included teacher move-in, campus clean-up, and reading buddies. Coached by Brandon Wiggins, Jordan plans to attend Winston-Salem State, Florida A&M, or UNC-Charlotte and is considering a career in broadcasting or sports science.
Korey Wright
Southern Guilford High School
The son of Timothy and Karen Wright, Korey was a team captain and an A-B honor roll student. In addition to football, he also participated in track & field. Service activities include assisting at the New Covenant Food Bank. Coached by Jason Bradley, Korey plans to attend UNC-Charlotte, Western Carolina, or UNC-Pembroke and is considering a career in nursing.