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 Richard Berg Class Induction 2014 Sport(s) Administrator Career Highlights Named UWF athletics director in 1988 and guided the institution’s transition from NAIA to NCAA Division II in 1994. UWF’s first three Division II National Championships came under Berg’s watch: Men’s Golf (2001), Men’s Tennis (2004, 2005). In 19 years as AD, Berg saw UWF claim 41 GSC Championships, eight All-Sports Trophies and three Commissioner’s trophy winners. Grew department from nine teams and a $500,000 budget to 13 teams and a $3 million budge. In conjunction with the City of Pensacola, Berg led the winning bid to host the first NCAA Division II National Championship Fall Festival in 2006. UWF would go on to host 10 more national championships during his tenure. Already a member of the UWF Athletics Hall of Fame (2010), Dowling College Athletics Hall of Fame (2000) and Pensacola Sports Association Hall of Fame (1998).
