Congratulations from all of us at HVFC to these gentlemen! Well deserved.

Neville Myton, HVFC Physical Trainer

nevillemytonNeville Myton, former Excelsior High School standout track & field athlete is now a San Jose State University Spartan Hall of Famer!
A black-tie affair, with ticket prices ranging from USD $90,000 to USD $100,000, the ceremony was held on September 9, 2016 in San Jose, California.

Neville graduated from SJSU in 1971, along with his teammates from the Spartans 1969 NCAA Division 1 Track & Field Championship Team, formed part of the university’s 2016 Athletic Hall of Fame class. That team included 1968 US Olympians John Carlos – bronze medalist, Ronnie Ray Smith – gold medallist, and double gold medalist and Olympic & World Record Holder, Lee Evans.

Congratulations to Neville and his teammates, particularly John & Lee, who are both friends of Jamaica!

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Trevor ‘Jumpy’ Harris, former HVFC Player & Coach

screen-shot-2016-10-02-at-11-20-41-amMichigan State inducted 8 former student-athletes into its Athletics Hall of Fame on Thursday, Sept. 22 as part of its annual “Celebrate” weekend. An international import from Kingston, Jamaica, Trevor ‘Jumpy’ Harris helped guide the Michigan State soccer team to back-to-back Co-National Championships during the 1967 and 1968 seasons. The Harris-led Spartans were prolific scorers, setting the school record with 77 goals during the 1968 season. He is the first member of the Spartan soccer program to enter the Hall of Fame.
Harris was a true goal scorer who helped head coach Gene Kenney’s powerhouse teams share national titles in 1967-68 with a combined record of 23-1-5. The two-time All-American finished his illustrious Spartan career with 48 goals, which still ranks third on MSU’s all-time list. From 1967-69, Harris earned 116 points, which also still stands as third-most in Michigan State history.

Watch Video Tribute

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* Unable to attend the function due to health issues, Trevor’s son accepted on his behalf. Persons who may want to make a contribution to his medical fund at this time, funds can be deposited directly to hiss account,:
Trevor Harris AmTrust Bank, Coral Springs, Ft. Lauderdale
acct # 56330002660 routing # 226071004

 

Sources: Dash Athletics, Michigan State University