NOTABLES
Alade Aminu, basketball player (older brother of NBA forward Al-Farouq Aminu)
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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
1998-Gary Weems, Brewton-Parker
           Ryan Montgomery, Brewton-Parker
           Adria Bailey, Albany State
1999-Byron Parker, Tyler Jr. College
2001-Dallas Stinson, Lane College
2002-Dontell Jefferson, Atlanta Metro
            Vonique Tellis, Brewton-Parker
2003-Tamika Green, Alabama A&M
            Ashley Jenkins, Johnson C Smith
            Marquis Patton, Fisk University
2004-Ashley Thomas, LSU
            Ashia Reid, Tuskegee
            Bryant Murray, Faulkner University
2005-Alade Aminu, Georgia Tech
           DeAndre Coleman, Cincinnatti
           Fred Christopher, Shorter College
           Venea Gartrell, Tuskegee
           Rashawn Givens, Tuskegee
2006-Jasmine Smith, Louisville
           Robyn Murphy, George Washington
2007-Kirstyn Wright, Clemson
            Ashlie Billingslea, South Carolina
            Shunice Hardy, Central Florida
            Eboni Ross, Jackson State
            B.J. Frazier, Western Kentucky
            Romain Henry, Fort Valley State
2008-William Tolefree, Chattanooga State
            Jylisa Williams, Georgia State
            Taylor Turnbow, LSU
            Kirsten Robinson, Columbia College
            Schyanne Halfkenny, Manhattan College
            Yasheeka Jones, Fort Valley
​            George Brown, Gordon College
2010-Keniqua Wyche, Grambling State
           Olivia James, Chattanooga State
           Hidaayah Williams, Chattanooga State
2011-Danielle Jackson, Air Force Academy
2013-Kaliyah Mitchell, Penn State
           Marnasha Eugene, Erskine College
2014-Juwan Henderson, Albany State
          Lance Dixon, Albany State
          Delmont Walton, Chattanooga Community College
          Sierra Turner, West Georgia Tech
          Paige Johnson, Baton Rouge College
          Schelbi McKenzie, Point University
2015-Dazjah Williams, Montreal College
          Nalijah Winfield, Atlanta Metropolitan College
          Vadarius Scott, Chattanooga Community College
          Chloe Culpepper, West Alabama
          Terrianna Cave, West Georgia
          Rhein Beamon, Georgia Southern
          Davion Wingate, Stoneybrook
          Charbonay Johnson, Georgia Tech
         Breanna Saunders, Charleston Southern
         Sydney Saxton, Arkansas Baptist
2016-Miracle Gray, Purdue
           Nailah Manning Gordon State
2017-Naomi Holloway, Truett McConnell
​          Carolyn Hoard, Atlanta Metropolitan
          ​Aloy Ufere, Hiawassee College          

​2018-​ Anthony Newsome, Reinhardt University
            Unique Cotton, Point University
2019-  Je'Niya Culbreath, Fort Valley State University
2020- Justin Harris, Coastal Alabama College
            Kassidy Broussard, Middle Georgia State University