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Eagle Hall Of Fame

The purpose of the TCJ Eagles Hall of Fame Award is to recognize individuals who have given outstanding leadership and/or service to Trinity College of Jacksonville Athletics. All members have high moral character and Christian integrity and presently make positive contributions by serving the Lord and society and continue to influence Christian higher education and intercollegiate athletics.

Inductees

Class of 2011

  • Patrick J. Milligan, Head Men's Basketball Coach, Athletic Director
  • 2005-2006 Men's Basketball Team, 2006 SBC NIT National Champions

 

Class of 2012

  • Dr. Charles Davis, Administrator, TCJ President, Founder of Trinity Athletics
  • Jonathan Milligan, Men's Basketball. NCCAA All South Region, NCCAA All-American, 1,000 Point Club (1,487)
  • Ryan Cosson, Men’s Basketball (2002-2006). Member of the 2006 National Champions, NIT All-American, 1,000 Point Club (1,325)

 

Class of 2014

  • Reginald L. DeVaughn, Men’s Basketball. 1,000 Point Club, Career Double/Double average with 18 PPG/12 RPG, Led team to 1989 Orange Belt Title, CO-MVP (1990)
  • Dr. John Cash, Registrar Eligibility Dean.
  • 2008-2009 Men's Basketball Team, 2009 NIT National Champs

 

Class of 2015

  • Dr. Robert Hartman, Academic Dean, Athletic Director (1983-1991, 1997-2000)
  • Joel Milligan, Men’s Basketball (1997-2001), NCCAA All-South Region, Florida Christian Conference 1st Team, 1,000 Point Club (1412)
  • Amber "Denton" Johnson, Volleyball (2001-2004). Four-Year Starter, NCCAA All South Region, NCCAA All American

 

Class of 2018

  • Chad Warner, Men’s Basketball (2002-2006), Member of the 2006 NIT Championship Team, MVP of NIT National Tourney, All American 2006, 1,000 Point Club (1,625), Student Body President (2004-2006)
  • Kirsten Chastain, Volleyball (2007-2010)
  • 2012 Men's Basketball Team, 2012 NIT National Champions

 

Class of 2019

  • Zachary Shank, Men’s Basketball (2009-2012), Member of the 2009 and 2012 NIT National Championship Teams, Assistant Coach of the 2014 NIT National Championship Team, Assistant Coach of NCCAA Team 2013-2017

 

Class of 2020

  • 2012-2013 Men's Basketball Team, 2013 NCCAA South Region Champs
  • 2013-2014 Men's Basketball Team, 2014 NIT National Champs

 

Class of 2022

  • Julianna Calice, Women’s Basketball (2013-2017), All South Region Team (2016), South Region Player of the Year (2016), NCCAA All-American (2016-2017), Team Captain (2016-2017), 1,000 Point Club (1,014), Athletic Director's Excellence Cup (2017)

Class of 2023

  • Bill Brindley, Men’s Soccer Head Coach (2012-2017); Founder of TCJ MSOC, 2012; NCCAA National Champion, 2015; Four South Region titles; Multiple Coach of the Year honors; 10 players NCCAA All-American players.
  • Kazette Nicole Collins, Women’s Basketball (2012-2012), 1065 points in one season, led all NCCAA; All-South Region MVP; NCCAA All-National First Team.
  • Cody Ragland, Baseball (2015-2016); .308 batting average, 33 hits, 6 doubles, 17 RBI as freshman; second all-time in throwing out base runners (two seasons); co-director of Faith Field Baseball Ministries in Jacksonville; assistant coach at Lakeside Junior High School in Prange Park.
  • Jennifer (Kelnhofer) Gifford, Women’s Volleyball (2013-2016); Team captain; All-South Region multiple times; among South Region leaders in kills; co-owner of Kathleen Kelly Boutique, whose proceeds benefit needy children in Jacksonville.

 Class of 2025

  • Prince Borde (Women’s Soccer, 2015-2018): Prince was the founding head coach of TCJ's program and quickly established a culture of success. His tenure was marked by his ability to develop talent and lead the team to success, resulting in a NCCAA number one national ranking. His tactical acumen and mentorship left a lasting legacy on the soccer program and the players he coached. 
  • Anasia (Hughes) Cummings (Women’s Basketball, 2012-2016): As a Guard, Anasia’s agility and strategic gameplay made her a leader on the court, contributing significantly to the team's achievements, particularly the 2013 South Region championship and Final Four appearance.
  • Josh O’Hara (Men’s Soccer, 2010-2014): A prolific goal scorer, Josh excelled as a Striker and Right Winger, leading the team’s offensive efforts with his speed and precision. He played an instrumental role in helping Trinity win the 2015 NCCAA national championship.
  • Kristin Pabon (Women’s Soccer, 2016-2019): Known for her strategic play as a Center Back, Kristin was a cornerstone of the women’s soccer defense, yet still scored many memorable goals. She was a team captain and mentor to younger players. 
  • John Risk (Men’s Basketball and Men’s Soccer, 2007-2009): A dual-sport athlete who shone as a Point Guard in basketball and a Striker in soccer. A prolific scorer in basketball, he led the Eagles to the 2009 Bible College Championship.
  • Jonathan Shiver (Baseball, 2014-2018): A versatile player who excelled as a Center Fielder and Pitcher, Jonathan is the program leader in ERA (1.89), Wins (13), and Batting Average (.335). He was a member of the first recruiting class when the program was reestablished under Coach Copeland.