Sprowl, Thompson Among Shelton State's Latest Athletic Hall Of Fame Inductees

TUSCALOOSA, AL — Shelton State Community College’s Athletic Hall of Fame is set to induct its second class of honorees on June 21.

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Here's a look at the latest class:

• Humphrey Lee, former SSCC dean of students, athletic director, and assistant softball coach
• Barry Mohun, former SSCC athletic director and men’s basketball coach
• Susan Mohun, former SSCC athletic coordinator and bookkeeper
• Bobby Sprowl, current SSCC baseball coach
• Madonna Thompson, current SSCC women’s basketball coach
• Lori Westbrook Wyatt, former SSCC Softball Player and assistant Softball Coach

The honors for Thompson and Sprowl both come after historic seasons for their respective programs, with the Lady Bucs making it to the program's very first NJCAA national title game, while the Shelton State baseball team made its third consecutive trip to play in the NJCAA World Series in Grand Junction, Colorado.

As Patch previously reported, Sprowl and Thompson earlier this year were both among the recipients of the first-ever the NJCAA Coaches Legacy Awards.

“This year’s inductees each have long and storied histories with the College,” said Cara Crosslin, Shelton State’s Athletics Director. “It is very exciting for us to welcome them home in a way that celebrates not only their contributions to the College but also brings together so many people who wish them well and are delighted to see them accept this honor.”

Mohun, who coached the Shelton State men's basketball for nearly two decades, will also be honored after leading the Buccaneers to a 421-118 (.781) record

“It is such an honor to be selected for the Shelton State Athletics Hall of Fame,” Mohun said. “Coaching basketball isn’t a job for me; it is a calling. Making a difference in young people’s lives is the best part, and we had a great time doing that at Shelton. This is going to be a special time and I’m looking forward to being back on campus.”

Mohun’s wife Susan will also be inducted and expressed her excitement.

“Shelton was always more than just the place that Barry and I worked, it was a family," she said. "We are so excited to be a part of this year’s class and hope to see many old friends and share lots of great memories.”

The 2025 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony is set for Saturday, June 21 at 5:30 p.m. in the Martin Campus Atrium.

Tickets for the ceremony are priced at $75 each or $500 for a table and can be purchased by clicking here.

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