Waycross-Ware County Sports Hall of Fame

Randolph (Randy) Sneed – 1986

Randolph (Randy) Sneed Inducted 1986 He was an outstanding member of the first black football team in Waycross in 1926. The first team was playing out of the Reidsville School. The team then transferred to the newly built school under the name of Center High School....

Lucious M. Jackson – 1986

Lucious M. Jackson Inducted 1986 He received a B.S. Degree from Morris Brown College in Atlanta, Georgia. He received his Masters Degree from Florida A & M University, Tallahassee, Florida. He began his teaching and coaching career in Waycross, Georgia in 1928 at...

Vassa Cate – 1986

Vassa Cate Inducted 1986 He was outstanding in football, basketball and track at Glynn Academy in Brunswick, Georgia and in football and tract at the University of Georgia where he captained the grid team one year. He set two Southeastern Conference track records in...

Johnny Tyre – 1986

Johnny Tyre Inducted 1986 He lettered in football, basketball and track at Waycross High School in the 1930’s. He was an outstanding amateur boxer having gone to the finals of the state Golden Gloves Tournament in Atlanta. He was a veteran prep and college athletic...

Bobby Peagler – 1986

Bobby Peagler Inducted 1986 He lettered in all sports at Manor High School. He played amateur basketball in Waycross and amateur and semi-pro baseball in Waycross and South Georgia. Bobby was an ardent supporter of prep athletics and an outstanding supporter of...

Marshall O’Rear – 1986

Marshall O’Rear Inducted 1986 He was an assistant head coach and athletic director at Waycross High School from 1932-1958; where he coached an 8th district championship girls basketball team in 1938-1939. He was one of the organizers of the Georgia High School...

Dorothy Bunn Murray – 1986

Dorothy Bunn Murry Inducted 1986 She was one of Georgia’s greatest women basketball players. She played on four undefeated Waresboro sextets that won four straight 8th and 11th district championships in 1932-33-34 and 1935. She made the all tournament team all four...