Hall of Fame

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2022, Antuan Guzman was a 4 time All-NCISAA soccer selection.  He was part of the group that started our soccer tradition here at Rabun Gap.  Antuan is also among the all-time leading goal scorers in Rabun Gap boys soccer history.  He is our first international alum inducted into our Athletics Hall of Fame and our first soccer player.  

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2021, Bodie was a Trustee from 2007-2015 and was instrumental in establishing the Rabun Gap football program.

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2021, Erika set school records in basketball and track during her four years at Rabun Gap (2010-2013).  She scored over 2700 points on the court and also won state championships for girls shot put three consecutive years.  Erica continued her education at Winthrop and had a wonderful career as a four-year starter.

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2022, Jan Brown Bonner scored almost 1,500 points during her career for the Rabun Gap girls basketball team during the late 60’s.  She earned a scholarship to West Georgia College.  Jan was known for her nasty hook shot as a player.  It is safe to say that she is one of the top scorers in Rabun Gap girls basketball history.  She is taking her rightful place in our Hall of Fame beside her father, Mr. Morris Brown.

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2019, Wayne played basketball from 1957-1961 and excelled on the court.

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2019, Ms. Yates served as a Middle School Math Teacher for 40 years and was known as the "voice of Rabun Gap" as scorekeeper and announcer at basketball games.

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2011, Gail participated in both basketball and tennis 1968-1972 and excelled in both.  In tennis, Gail and her doubles partner won the region championship and went on to the state tournament in Macon.

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Inducted in 2011, Maxine played basketball from 1944-1948 and excelled at Rabun Gap.

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Inducted into the Rabun Gap Hall of Fame in 2010, Jean played basketball from 1966-1970 and was famous for her deadly accurate two-handed set shot.  Jean was a standout player during one of the most successful periods of girls basketball in Rabun Gap history.  Jean led the 1970 team to a 15-7 record and a third place finish in the sub-region tournament.  Jean continued her basketball career at Valdosta State University.

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2009, Sam played basketball from 1944-1947 and started at guard for the 1947 boys basketball team that advanced to the state semifinals in Montezuma.  Remembered by his teammates as a great passer and defender.

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Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008, Dennis played basketball from 1958-1962.  He is believed to be Rabun Gap’s all-time leading scorer with 1420 points.  He was the last player to dunk in the old gym and the first person to dunk in the new gym.  Dennis continued to play basketball at Truett-McConnell College.

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008, Joe played basketball from 1958-1962 and led the 1947 team to the state semifinals before losing 33-28 to Montezuma.  He played two seasons at ABAC before accepting a full scholarship to the University of Miami.

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Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008, Coach Cook coached the boys and girls basketball teams before leaving coaching to become the principal at Rabun Gap Community School after the 1971 season.  From former players:  “…the greatest coach I ever played for;”  “He was tough but fair and always cared about us as individuals.”

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008, Coach Brown coached Boys and Girls Basketball and drove the bus from 1945-1954.  He helped lead the 1947 boys team to the state semi-finals.  From those who knew him:  “He was a wise man;” “He was a great man.”

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008, Coach Arbitter brought tennis to Rabun Gap in the mid-60’s and led several outstanding teams.  He also coached basketball.  The Rabun Gap tennis courts are named after him.  From a former player:  “Before Mr. Arbitter arrived, we didn’t know that there was another sport besides basketball.”

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008, Coach Acree served as athletic director, dean of students, and coach from 1938 until he left in 1941 to serve his country as a CPO in the Navy during WWII.  He hated baseball but agreed to start a team when pressured by the students.

The 1985 Cross Country Team won the State Championship title and included:  Eric Willis ‘87, Stephen Arbitter ‘86, Matt Hughes ‘86, Geoffrey Ives ‘86, Claude Dillard ‘86, Billy Banks ‘87, Kelly Wilson ‘88. Coaches Mark Coleman & Bob Bennett. Eric Willis:  “What made our team special was our synergy.

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Brian Vollmer graduated from RGNS in 2007 and competed in swimming, soccer, and baseball. A well rounded athlete, Brian was a four year starting forward on the soccer team and helped lead the team to two conference championships and four trips to the state playoffs.

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Barry Cook graduated from Rabun Gap in 1973 and played varsity basketball for four years. Barry was a dynamic guard who teamed with fellow hall of famer Claude Rickman to lead the 1973 team to the state playoffs after finishing runner-up in the region.

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Micah attended Rabun Gap from 1998-2005 and participated in soccer, basketball and baseball. Micah was a four-year starter in soccer and was named to the all-conference soccer team following his senior season which also included the Rabun Gap soccer team’s first state playoff appearance in eight years.

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Claude attended Rabun Gap from 1969-1973 and his basketball career began in 8th grade.  He played on varsity from grades 9-12 and was always team oriented and a quick point guard.  The 1973 team placed 2nd in the region and secured a spot in state playoffs.

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Bill is remembered by those who played basketball with him as one of the finest players Rabun Gap-Nacoochee School ever produced.  Bill was also a terrific teammate and leader as the teams of the early 1950’s were some of the best in the region.

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Played guard on the 1558-59 region championship team that traveled to Roswell for the state tournament. Known by many as one of the nicest students at Rabun Gap, she was also a fierce competitor on the court.

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