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of the early and mid-90s that reached the NCAA National Championship game.
Julia Roudkovskaya (Dimitrov), Georgia College
Julia Roudkovskaya (Dimitrov) is one of twelve PBC women’s tennis
players in the history of the league to be named an All-Conference
performer all four years that she played.
Stilian Shishkov, Lander
Nearly 20 years after his final game in a Lander uniform, Stilian Shishkov remains the standard by which all other PBC men’s soccer players
are measured.
Coaches & Administrators
Dr. Stan Aldridge, Georgia College
For 17 years, Aldridge served as the athletic director at Georgia College, setting the framework for the move to the NCAA Division II and
joining the Peach Belt Conference.
Herbert Greene, Columbus State
Herbert Greene (1944-2015) left behind a lasting legacy at Columbus
State University and in PBC men’s basketball. The head coach at CSU for
25 years, he also served for 28 years as the athletic director.
Mary Lisko, Augusta University
Mary Lisko ended her 29-year tenure at Augusta University in 2006,
she also served the Jaguar athletic department as the Faculty Athletic
Representative for 17 years beginning in 1989.
Dan Kenney, UNC Pembroke
Dan Kenney had an illustrious 36-year career in collegiate athletics that
included both coaching and administrative stops including 15 years as
the athletic director at UNC Pembroke.
Dusty Rhodes, North Florida
Rhodes was the head baseball coach at the University of North Florida
from 1988-2010 and oversaw the program’s elevation from the NAIA
ranks, through DII and the Peach Belt.
Joe Cabri, Lander
Joe Cabri was the architect of the greatest Division II dynasty that has
ever existed with eight straight men’s tennis national championships
at Lander, which still stands as a Division II record for consecutive titles
Joe Roberts, Armstrong State
Roberts coached baseball at Armstrong State from 1980-2013, accumulating an overall 1,322-640 head coaching record at Armstrong in
34 seasons, a .674 winning percentage. He is the all-time winningest
baseball coach in NCAA Division II history.
Dennis Cox, Clayton State
Dennis Cox served as the women’s basketball coach at Clayton State
from 2004 to 2014, winning 267 games against 67 losses in that time
period, 80% of the team’s games and a national championship.
Scott Whitlock, Kennesaw State
Scott Whitlock won back-to-back national championships in his first
two years in the Peach Belt and Division II and was 174-24 in 11 years.
The PBC Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
2015-16