Sean Halloran

• 4 year Varsity Letterman for Boys Golf
• played on four consecutive Region Championship teams 1987 thru 1990
• his senior year the Boys Golf Team won the 1990 AAAA State Championship while playing in the number one position for that season
• received a scholarship to SE Louisiana University
• selected to the All- Louisiana Team as a freshman in 1991
• was a member of the 1992 and 1994 Trans America Athletic Conference Championship Team
• elected three times to the Trans America Athletic All-Conference Team
• twice selected as Academic All-Conference
• selected to the All Louisiana Team four consecutive years from 1991 thru 1994
• was Team Medalist three of his four years shooting a 73.6 his senior year
• qualified for the NCAA Regional in 1994
• upon graduation played professional on the mini-tours for three

Alain Sergile

• Four year varsity letterman in swimming
• Eight time Georgia State High School Champion in swimming
• 100 and 200 Freestyle State Champion 1988, 1989 and 1990
• 4 x 100 Freestyle Relay State Champion 1989, 1990
• Set Georgia State Record 200 freestyle in 1990
• Led swim team to 3rd place state finishes in 1989 and 1990
• Two time Junior National Champion
• Attended Southern Methodist University 1990-1994
• 2x Southwest Conference Champion 100 meter Butterfly
• 2x NCAA All-American 1993 and 1994
• USA representative World University Games 1993
• Haitian representative in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA competing in the 100 meter butterfly

Matt Heick

• 4 year Varsity Letterman for Boys Golf
• Played on four consecutive Region Championship teams 1989 thru 1992
• the Boys Varsity Golf team never finished below 3rd in the AAAA State Tournament during his four year career
• his sophomore season the Boys Golf Team won the 1990 AAAA State Championship and Matt was also the Individual State Champion Medalist for the Tournament
• during his senior year the Golf team finished as AAAA State Runner-Up in 1992
• went on to play collegiately for four years at the College of Charleston, SC and continued to play in the professional mini-tours after graduation

Monica Winter

• 12 varsity letters in softball, soccer, and basketball
• Attended Ramsey, N.J. High school
• Member of N.J State Championship softball team 1990
• Starting shortstop for Roswell 1991, 1992
• Best Defensive Player Award 1991 on Region Championship Team with 30-4 record
• MVP on 1992 Class AAAA State Championship Team
• Led team Batting Avg. with .563
• Set school records for hits, runs scored
• Selected 1^st team North Fulton All Star Shortstop
• Starting Point Guard on basketball team
• Basketball MVP as a junior
• 1^st Team All North Fulton 1992
• Senior year 1993 team finished 22-4
• Led team in assists, steals, 2nd in scoring, 3rd in rebounding
• Team MVP as a senior, Co-Captain, and North Fulton Player of the Year
• Two year starter on soccer team
• Voted Best Offensive Player both years
• Attended Davidson College, N.C. on a basketball scholarship
• 4 year letter winner
• 3 year starting point guard
• Team captain 2 years

Elizabeth Noethling Spell

• 12 varsity letters in basketball, softball, and track
• Started as a freshman in varsity basketball, softball, and track
• Led basketball team in scoring 3 consecutive years
• Led team in rebounding 4 consecutive years
• 994 career points scored
• 8^th leading scorer in school history
• Selected All North Fulton 1^st Team in 1993, 1994
• Selected by Atlanta Tip Off Club as Player of the Week
• 4 year starter in softball
• Member of the 1992 Class AAAA State Championship Softball Team
• Named to the All-State Softball Team her senior year
• 4 year starter in track
• Placed 3^rd in discus and 4^th in shotput at 1994 Class AAAA State Track Meet her senior year
• Still holds Roswell High school record for discus
• Selected by AJC as “North Fulton Female Athlete of the Year” for 1993-94 school year
• Attended Furman University on Basketball scholarship
• Won 5 varsity letters in basketball and track
• Member of Southern Conference Champions 1995, 1996
• Led team in blocked shots for 3 years
• Lettered in track freshman year
• Set Furman school records for women’s shotput and discus that still stand today
• Entering 15^th Year of High School coaching
• Currently coaching girls basketball at Cherokee High School winning 4 Region Championships with 2 Sweet Sixteen and 1 Elite Eight appearance in Class AAAAAA

Krissie Register

• Four year letterman on girls varsity golf team
• Girls Division State Champion Medalist 1995
• American Junior Golf Association 1^st Team All-American
• All Pac-12 Conference 1996, 1997 and 1998
• Pac-12 All -Academic 1996, 1997 and 1998
• NCAA Women’s Golf All-American at the University of Arizona 1996, 1997 and 1998
• Member of the Pac-12 Championship Team and NCAA National Championship Team at Arizona in 1996
• Qualified for the US Women’s Open 1996

Lindsey Winter-Keough

• 9 varsity letters in soccer, basketball, and volleyball
• holds the Girls Soccer school record for career goals scored with 75 averaging 25 goals a season
• holds current school record for Most Goals scored in Single game with 8
• selected to All North Fulton Girls Soccer Team 1995
• All North Fulton Girls Soccer Player of the Year 1996
• selected to the Georgia Olympic Development Team
• point guard on the basketball team for three years leading the team in assists and steals her junior and senior seasons
• Girls Basketball Co-Captain senior year
• member of volleyball team for three years
• Co-Captain Volleyball senior year
• selected Roswell/Alpharetta Neighbor News Player of the Week Volleyball
• received an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy and was a member of the Women’s Soccer team where she lettered for four years 1996 -2000
• selected to the Mountain West Conference All-Academic Team in 1999
• selected as Team Captain for her Senior year winning 11 games and setting Team record for Most Wins in a Single Season
• graduated with honors and has been an active member of the U.S. Air Force

Jermaine Phillips

• 11 varsity letters in football, basketball and track
• AJC AAAA All State Football 1996
• Team Captain 1996
• Team MVP 1996
• Selected to play in Georgia v Florida All Star game 1997
• Fox Sports All South team
• Received Roswell Rotary Club Senior Leadership Award 1996
• AJC All State Basketball 1997
• Team MVP Basketball 1997
• Top ten RHS All Time leading scorer in basketball with 1,164 Career points
• Single game top ten scoring with 4 games of 30 points or more
• Member 1997 Class AAAA State Championship Basketball Team
• Twice recognized by Atlanta Tip Off Club as Player of the Week
• School record holder in high jump at 6’9” 1997
• Member of 4 x 100 school record relay team 1997
• Led track team to State AAAA 3^rd place finish 1997
• 1^st partial qualifier football scholarship to UGA
• Special teams Player of the Year 1999
• Coffee County Hustle Award
• Vince Dooley MVP Award 2001
• Team Captain 2001
• All- SEC Safety 2001
• Senior Bowl invitee 2002
• Drafted in 5^th round by Tampa Bay Buccaneers 2002 NFL draft
• Played in 2003 Super Bowl vs. Oakland Raiders for Super Bowl Champions Tampa Bay.

Scott Pohlman

• 3 year starter for varsity basketball, 2nd leading scorer in Roswell High School history with 1,564 career points
• Set school record with most games (6) of 30 points or more
• 1^st Team All North Fulton 2 years
• All North Fulton “Player of the Year” 1997
• All Region Team 2 years
• Region “Player of the Year” 1997
• AJC All-State Basketball team
• Named MVP for 1997 Class AAAA State Basketball Tournament
• Four times selected by Atlanta Tip Off Club Player of the Week
• Team Captain and MVP on Class AAAA State Championship Basketball Team
• Runner-up for All Classification “Mr. Basketball Award” 1997
• Selected for Georgia Athletic Coaches Association All Star Game 1997
• Played collegiately at Auburn University 1998 – 2001
• 9^th leading scorer in Auburn’s history with 1,442 points
• Played 129 career games at Auburn
• Ranks 4^th All Time with 206 three point shots, 2^nd All Time with 609 three point shot attempts, 4^th All Time free throw percentage of 81.9 percent
• Led Auburn to 1999 SEC Championship and NCAA Sweet Sixteen appearance
• SEC Academic Honor Roll 1999
• Named All-FedEx for 3 point shooting by Sport Magazine 2000
• Named Freshman All-American Honorable Mention 1998 by Basketball Weekly
• Coaches 1998 All-SEC Freshman Team
• Graduated from Auburn University Magna Cum Laude