Gulf South Conference Hall of Fame Choose a Hall Of Fame Member: Abbott, Rudy Acuff, Lennie Barid, Briny Bense, Dr. Judy Berg, Richard Bonner, Dusty Branson, Jeff Bright, Josh Burgess, Bill Butler, Malcolm Caldwell, John Carroll-Denley, Amy Carter, Melanie Carter, Lloyd Carter, Courtney (Albritton) Cavalcante, Suzana Chrz, Radovan Davis, Lane Dill, Brandon Eyster, Warren "Scott" Ferriss, David "Boo" Gregg, Missy Gross, Cody Hardy, Crystal Hargett, Douglas Harris, Jim Hatcher, Chris Hurst-Stewart, Wendy Johnson Faulk, Morgan Jones, Bill L. Jones, Courtney Jones, Bill E. Kennedy, Marcus Lane, Mike Levett Caldwell, Dr. Velisa Littlefield, Marti Magette, Josh McAfee, Fred McKinnon, Ronald Moore II, Kenny Murphy, Ed Myricks, Larry Outlaw, Dee Pinto, Stephanie Price-Bell, Rachel Price-Brinley, Rhonda Reinhard, Herb Salant, Nate Spencer Spearman, Kristin Styrna, Krissy Thomas, Tommy Wallace, Bobby Warrick, Kevin Williams, Audrey Willingham, Josh Wyatt, Dr. Kent Rhonda Price-Brinley Class Induction 2015 Sport(s) Women's Volleyball Career Highlights Volleyball student-athlete at North Alabama from 1996-99. Was a four-year starter and helped her squad to a 156-22 combined record, four-straight GSC Championships and two NCAA Division II Regional Championships. Was the recipient of the GSC Commissioner's Trophy in 1998. Was the recipient of the NCAA Division II Conference Commissioner's Association (D2CCA) National Female Scholar Athlete of the Year (2000). Set an NCAA DII record for career kill attempts (6,091) and attempts in a four-game match (81). Along with her sister Ronda, is one of only nine UNA student-athletes all-time to have earned both All-America and Academic All-America. Was an AVCA Second Team All-America in 1998-99 and was a CoSIDA Academic All-America in 1998 (Third Team) and 1999 (First Team). Was selected as the Alabama Sports Writers Association State Small College Athlete of the Year in 1997. Was the GSC East Division Freshman of the Year (1996) and GSC Co-Player of the Year (1997). Academic All-GSC (1997-99) and CoSIDA Academic All-District IV in 1997 and 1999. Along with her sister Ronda, the two were highlighted in a feature on ncaa.com as part of an ongoing series called, "After the Game". Following her graduation from UNA in 2000, she attended the Indiana University School of Medicine, where she both graduated and fulfilled her residency. Was awarded an NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship in 2000. Was inducted into the UNA Hall of Fame in her first year of eligibility in 2011.
