Over a period of 14 years an average of 7.50% SYF student/athletes per year have entered NCAA Division I Universities. Seventy-nine student athletes have acquired scholarships to accredited NCAA Division I, II and Junior Colleges. Statistically Sport Youth Foundation from our inception has assisted 9.23 student/athletes of each 12 member roster to go on to college. Each team carried (2) underclassmen not eligible for scholarships. This is a 92% success rate. 100% of funding is spent on housing, traveling, equipment, tutoring, and strengthening programs. All administrative hours are donated by personnel.

NCAA Division I | NCAA Division II & III | Junior College | Prep School

:: NCAA Division I ::   Name College High School 1) Thomas Cooper DePaul University Lew Wallace 2) Charles Haney Tennesse Tech Roosevelt 3) Allen Ledbetter University of Maine West Side 4) Larry Moore Eastern Illinois University St. Francis 5) Omar Lincoln Southwest Ms. State Wirt 6) Otis Frazier Butler University Lew Wallace 7) Willie Davis Wichita University E. C. Central 8) Ronnie Nixon Mercer University E. C. Central 9) William Fontleroy Southwest Ms. State Roosevelt 10) Bobby Smith Villanova University E. C. Central 11) Keith Herron Indiana State University Hammond 12) Brandon Donaldson Drake University Wirt 13) Eugene Wilson University of Illinois Merrillville 14) Brandon Tauber Indiana University Highland 15) Chris Woods Weber State University E. C. Central 16) Lonnie Jones Ball State University Lew Wallace 17) Patrick Danley Weber State University West Side 18) Marcus Jefferson Providence College E. C. Central 19) Shane Power Iowa State University Andrean 20) Brett Busher Purdue University Chesterton 21) Steve Draybin Belmont University LaPorte 22) Carson Cunningham Purdue University Andrean 23) Greg Tonagel Valparaiso University Laporte 24) Kyle Brumm Iowa State University Andrean 25) Len Matela Bowling Green Andrean 26) Adam Schaper Iowa State University Valley 27) Greg McQuay Purdue University West Side 28) Rick Wright Villanova University E. C. Central 29) Jermaine Boyette Weber State University Hammond 30) Steve Reynolds Western Michigan University South Bend Riley 31) Lonnie Randolph Drake University Merrillville 32) Ken Lampley Youngtown State College Roosevelt 33) Justin Johnson St. Louisville Merrillville 34) Keith Christmas Middle Tennessee State West Side 35) Darnell Franklin Weber State Roosevelt 36) Nathan Carter Chicago State Horace Mann 37) Drew Baron Columbia University Andrean 38) Demetrius Kilgore Purdue University South Bend 39) Ajabe Gillis University of Illinois Chicago E. C. Central 40) Rodney Wash Weber State E. C. Central 41) Mike Macelleri Standford South Bend Riley 42) Eric Gerding Ball State LaPorte 43) Chris Thomas Weber State Crown Point 44) Gary McQuay Purdue University West Side 45) Gary Patterson Butler University Bishop Noll 46) Jerome Vann Western Mich. LaPorte 47) Kevin Brandy Bethel College LaPorte 48) Karima Davis IUPUI West Side 49) Belinda Drake IUPUI West Side 50) Eric Cole Elmhurst Andrean 51) Shawn Robinson Langton Hoarce Mann 52) Jamil Tucker University of Virginia West Side 53) E'Twaun Moore Purdue University E. C. Central 54) Scott Martin Purdue University Valparaiso 55) Robbie Hummel Prudue University Valparaiso 56) Chris Kaba Northern Colorado Andrean 57) Luke Harangody Notre Dame Andrean 58) Evan Schmidt Brown University Valparaiso 59) Gary McGhee University of Pitt Anderson Highland 60) Julius Mays North Carolina State Marion 61) Marcus Rhodes South East Ms. State Harmony Prep 62) Antwaun Boyd Middle Tenn. Anderson

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Note: An average of 6.25 SYF players per year have entered NCAA Division I Universities.

:: NCAA Division II & III ::     Name College High School 1) Jerry Park St. Joseph College Horace Mann 2) Nick Michaels St. Mary College Mt. Carmel 3) Douglas Dybzinski Indiana University Boone Grove 4) Ashanta Miller College of the Desert West Side 5) Andy Tanksley Manchester Area Community College LaPorte 6) Joel Tonagel Indiana Westleyan LaPorte 7) Rashad Pace IUPUI Andrean

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:: Junior College ::     Name College High School 1) Antoine Lewis South East Nebraska Hammond 2) Vicent Hart California Community West Side 3) Lincoln Glass Lincoln Trail South Bend 4) Ezell Moore Tri-City University E. C. Central 5) Terrence Banks Kankakee Junior College Wirt 6) Batist Haywood South East Nebraska Hammond 7) James Borom Williston Merrillville 8) Erik Rhinehart Kalamazoo Valporaiso 9) Marcus Ford South East Illinois Wirt 10) Shallum Culp Williston Lew Wallace 11) Donta' Edwards Des Mones Area Community College E. C. Central 12) Naquan Jackson Hutchinson Junior College Roosevelt 13) Tyrone Appleton Midland Jun. College Bridgton Aca. 14) Jason Clardy Midland Jun. College Warren Central 15) Greg Hill Midland Jun. College Bridgton Aca.

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:: Prep School ::      Name Prep School High School 1)  Marcus Jefferson Notre Dame  E. C. Central  2) Ajabe Gills Notre Dame E. C. Central 3) Bobby Smith Maine Central E. C. Central 4) John Davis Phil. Christian Merrillville 5) Jamal Nash Laurinburg Roosevelt 6) Tyrone Appleton Bridgton Aca. Roosevelt 7) Marcus Rhodes Cinn. Christian Lew Wallace 8) Robert Eldgridge New Creation Wirt 9) Nate Gordon New Creation Roosevelt 10) Greg Hill Bridgton Aca. Merrillville 11) Antwaun Boyd Bridgton Aca. Anderson 12) Jalani Floyd Bridgton Aca. Whitney Young

Note: Over a (5) year period, 9.23 players of each (12) player roster have gone on to college. Each team carried (2) underclassman not eligible for scholarship. This is a 92% scholarship rate.

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