Boiling Springs Inaugural Hall of Fame Class of 2019

Boiling Springs High School Hall of Fame Class of 2019 (Inaugural Class)

Inducted September 13^th, 2019 All-Sentinel First Team in Basketball, Field Hockey & Soccer

 Kourtney Ehly Joyce

 Field Hockey, Basketball, Soccer Athlete

• Sentinel Female Basketball Player of the Year
• Mid Penn Player of the Year in Basketball & Field Hockey
• Boiling Springs High School All-Time Basketball Scoring Leader
• Conference Rookie of the Year in Field Hockey 2008
• Played Basketball and Field Hockey at Messiah College 2008-2012
• NFHCA First Team All-American in Field Hockey 2009-2011
• Messiah College Field Hockey NCAA National Runner-Up 2010 & 2011
• Ranks Ninth in Career Points in Field Hockey with (147) 2008-2011
• Currently Messiah College Assistant Field Hockey Coach and Recruiting Coordinator

 Larry Karper

 Wrestling and Football Athlete

• PIAA State Wrestling Champion 154 lbs 1962
• First State Champion at Boiling Springs High School
• Sectional, District & Southeast Regional Champion 1962
• Undefeated in 1962
• Elected to District 111 Wrestling Hall of Fame in 1977
• Carlisle YMCA Open Tournament Champion
• Undefeated in College Career at Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology
• Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology Graduate 1964
• Retired Carpenter
• Lives in Florence, Montana

 Patrick Dieter

Coach and Athletic Director

• Boys Basketball Coach from 1983-2019 (36 Seasons)
• Career Record 477-390
• PIAA State Boys Basketball Qualifier 1986, 1992, 1993, 1997
• PIAA State Boys Basketball Quarter Finalist 1992, 1993
• PIAA District III Boys Basketball Class A Silver Medalist 1986
• PIAA District III Qualifier (26) Seasons
• Mid Penn Conference Champion 1992, 2003, 2010, 2014
• Athletic Director 1990-1999 and 2012-2018
• Added Boiling Springs Girls Soccer as PIAA Sport
• Boiling Springs Faculty (Social Studies) 1985-2018

 

   Percell “Bud” Ecker

  Coach and Athletic Director

• Teacher, Guidance Counselor, Coach and Athletic Director at Boiling Springs High School for 29 years
• Athletic Director from 1948-1977 and saw programs grow from four to twenty-nine teams
• State Athletic Director of the Year 1975
• Head Football Coach with 78-27-3 record and five league championships 1949-1958
• Head Basketball Coach with 155-30 record and five championships 1949-1956
• Head Baseball Coach with 305-85 record and seven championships 1949-1962 and 1967-1969
• Combined 538-142 record as Coach at Boiling Springs High School
• Inducted into the South Central Pennsylvania Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame in 1985
• Helped found and established the Blue Mountain League and served as its President
• PIAA Official in Football, Basketball, Baseball and Soccer
• President of Cumberland Valley Baseball Umpires Association for twenty-five years
• Organized and established the VFW Teener and American Legion baseball teams in South Middleton

Scott Houser

Swimming and Diving Athlete and Coach

• Mid Penn Conference Diving Champion 1996-1999
• PIAA District 3 Diving Silver Medalist 1996
• PIAA District 3 Diving Champion 1997-1999
• PIAA State Medalist 6^th place 1996
• PIAA State Silver Diving Medalist 1997
• PIAA State Champion 1998
• PIAA State Bronze Medalist 1999
• All-State Honors 1996-1999
• All-Sentinel Swimming and Diving Team 1996-1999
• The Sentinel Athlete of the Week 1996 & 1998
• School and Pool Record holder in 6 dives and 11 dives
• Boiling Springs Graduate 1999
• Shippensburg University Graduate 2003
• Diving Coach at Boiling Springs High School 2007-Present
• Employed by Cumberland County