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Glencoe All Star Players and Awards
Glencoe Yellow Jackets
Glencoe High School
Glencoe, AL 35905
Colors: Black & Gold
Honored Players
Player
Year
Class
Position
Ht.
Wt.
College
Source
All Star
Brent McCoy
1972
F-G
6-1
AHSAA
All State & All Tournament Players
Player
Pos.
Class
Ht.
Wt.
Team
Source
2024 3A
Garrett Morgan
G
Jr.
6-3
3rd
ASWA
2011 3A
Rhett Norman
Sr.
HM
ASWA
2001 3A
Daniel Baker
F/C
Sr.
2nd
ASWA
2000 4A
Adam Vann
Sr.
6-2
2nd
ASWA
Adam Vann
1st
All-Tournament
Daniel Baker
Jr.
6-4
HM
ASWA
Donny Pruitt
Coach
ASWA
1999 4A
Adam Vann
Jr.
6-1
2nd
ASWA
1998 3A
Ben Greene
Sr.
6-1
HM
ASWA
1996 3A
Jeremy King
Sr.
6-7
1st
ASWA
1994 3A
Matt Brothers
Sr.
6-1
1st
ASWA
1972 2A
Freddy Gray
1st
All-Tournament
1967 2A
Willard Kirby
1st
All-Tournament
1966 2A
Wesley Roper
1st
All-Tournament
1961 2A
Ronald Hayes
HM
BPH
1944 A
Nabor
HM
All-Tournament
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