From 2004 to 2007 Emily was an NCAA All-American and an Academic All-American. Emily helped her team earn second place in the NCAA Division III in 20, and in 2007 Washington and Lee was the National Team Champion. Emily went on to excel in tennis at Washington and Lee University, scoring the second most singles victories in a season in the School’s history. She was named the SCISA Conference Player of the Year, and in 2002’s USTA rankings she was 70th in the nation and 5th in the South. She was also a two-time USTA State Champion and the recipient of the 2001 USTA Southern Region Sportsmanship Award. Emily Applegate (2003) - TennisĪs a Porter-Gaud Senior, Emily Applegate was named 2002’s Miss Tennis of South Carolina. He received his BA in 2007 and is currently living in Charleston. After graduating from Porter-Gaud, Thomas attended Sewanee where he continued his basketball career. He received the 2003 Faculty Award in honor of his many accomplishments both on and off the fields of play. He scored 1068 points in his career and averaged 14.4 points. Thomas served the team as captain during his junior and senior years. Porter-Gaud went to the Round Ball tournament and defeated North Charleston before eventually losing to New York’s Archbishop Molloy and AAAA Hartsville. In his junior year season, he was named Porter-Gaud Holiday Tournament MVP, Porter-Gaud’s MVP, and was named to the Rotary Red Cross Round Ball Invitational All Tournament Team.
As a sophomore and junior, he was recognized as SCISA All Region, All State, and All Tournament Team and received the Post & Courier’s Honorable Mention All SC Low Country Team. He lettered for four consecutive years, and in his senior year Porter-Gaud won its first ever AAA SCISA State Championship. In addition to his many accomplishments on the football field, Thomas was also an outstanding basketball player. He helped Porter-Gaud win two SCISA AAA State Championships in 20.
When he was a senior, he filled the position of Team Captain and was recognized as High School Sports Report SCISA – AAA “Player of the Year,” High School Sports Report – SC Top 100 College Prospects (#96), Post & Courier Honorable Mention All SC Low Country Team, and received the Porter-Gaud Coaches Cup Award. SCISA recognized him as an All Region and All State player during his junior and senior year. As a sophomore, he was named Team Rookie of the Year. Thomas lettered in football for three consecutive years. Thomas Anderson excelled in football and basketball while he was a student at Porter-Gaud. NominatE SOMEONE FOR the Class of 2024 The Hall of Fame Class of 2022 Examples include but are not limited to football, golf, equestrian, volleyball, cheerleading, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, swimming, track & field, tennis, lacrosse, cross country, baseball and sailing. Nominations can be sent to the Director of Alumni Relations at any time for future consideration, but candidates must be at least five years removed from graduation from Porter-Gaud School.Īthletes, coaches and teams from all Varsity sports, including sports that may have been discontinued, may be considered. Up to five inductees can be added every three years. Members of the Hall of Fame represent over a century of athletic success and are memorialized on the Hall of Fame display in the Wendell Center.
The Porter-Gaud School – Porter Military Academy Athletic Hall of Fame was created in 2004 to honor and perpetuate through the Athletic Hall of Fame the memory of those individuals and teams who have made outstanding contributions to Porter-Gaud School, Porter Military Academy and Gaud School athletics and have brought recognition, honors, distinctions and excellence to the School and its interscholastic athletic program.
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