The Harding University Bions Booster Club inducted 13 new members into the Harding Athletic Hall of Fame during a ceremony on Friday, Sept. 30 in the Charles White Dining Hall. New members are added every five years. There are now 113 members of the hall of fame.
By
Scott Goode
, assistant athletic director for sports information
Mollie Arnold Reynolds, volleyball, 2010-13
Two-time Honorable Mention AVCA All-American
Two-time Great American Conference Player of the Year (2012 & 2013)
Three-time First Team All-GAC
Ranks second at Harding in career kills (1,884)
Kristen Celsor Johnson, women’s basketball/track and field, 2010-14
2014 women’s basketball consensus All-American
2014 Central Region, Great American Conference Player of the Year
Two-time Academic All-American
Harding record holder in the outdoor high jump at 5 feet, 8 inches
Adam Darby, baseball, 2006-09
2009 First Team Daktronics All-American
Two-time All-Region and two-time All-GSC
Second at Harding with 27 career home runs, third with 153 RBI and fourth with a .377 batting average
Harding’s single season home run leader with 16 in 2009
Guillermo Hernandez, men’s tennis, 1994-98
1995 NAIA All-American
64 career doubles wins, including 43 wins at No. 1 doubles
Harding-record 12 career tournament wins with Arturo Rodriguez
Ranks fourth at Harding with 64 career doubles wins
Adrian Hickmon, football, 1973-76
1976 First Team All-AIC
1976 NAIA Honorable Mention All-American
Captain and starting defensive lineman on Harding’s 1976 AIC championship team
Signed as a free-agent in 1977 with the NFL’s Washington franchise
Dave Hudson, bowling, 1969-73
1972 NAIA Bowling All-Events Champion
1973 NAIA Singles Champion
1973 NAIA Bowling All-Events Runner Up
1971 doubles national champion
Ronnie Huckeba, outstanding coach
Became Harding’s fifth head football coach in the modern era in 2007
and went 69-40 in 10 seasons
Spent 30 seasons on Harding's coaching staff
Led Harding to an undefeated conference championship in 2016 and a trip to the Super Region 3 finals
Starting offensive lineman on our 1976 AIC championship team
Artur Kern, track and field/cross-country, 2004-08
2006 South Region Indoor Track Athlete of the Year