Glenville State University is set to induct four new members into the Curtis Elam Athletic Hall of Fame, showcasing a diverse representation from different eras. The honorees include Jerald Brown, a football standout with numerous accolades; Larry Loughner, recognized for his pivotal role on the football team; Paris McLeod, a top performer in women's basketball; and Tony Gibson, a former football player with extensive coaching experience. Director of Athletics Jesse Skiles expressed enthusiasm for recognizing their contributions to the university's athletic legacy. The induction ceremony is scheduled for October 10, with ticket sales to be announced soon.

By the Numbers
  • Jerald Brown scored the most kick return touchdowns in Glenville State history.
  • Paris McLeod scored over 1,600 points and received All-American honors twice during her career.
State of Play
  • The induction reflects a long-standing tradition that celebrates Glenville's athletic history, established in 2001.
  • The event will be held at the Mollohan Campus Community Center Ballroom, with a social reception preceding the ceremony.
What's Next

Following the induction, Glenville State University will likely engage the community through events and initiatives aimed at promoting its athletic programs and fostering alumni connections.

Bottom Line

The upcoming induction of these four athletes highlights Glenville State University's dedication to honoring its sports legacy while inspiring current and future student-athletes to achieve greatness.