Athletic Hall of Fame 2019 Inductees Q&A

Hall of Fame Inductee Q&A: Mike Castillo

Mike Castillo is being inducted into the FHC Athletic Hall of Fame for his many accomplishments as a wrestler, including capturing an elusive State Title victory in 1995. After high school, Castillo went on to wrestle at Michigan State, qualifying for the NCAA round of 12 two times in his Spartan career. Castillo now lives in Cascade with his wife and three kids, working as an Environmental Cons...

Hall of Fame Inductee Q&A: Jane Olgilvie

In 1971, Forest Hills Central created a girls competitive athletic program that was more than just your typical GAA after-school programs. Jane Ogilvie was one of the pioneers behind creating a competitive athletic program for girls, and since then her legacy has lived on to this day and is still flourishing and helping to create new opportunities for high school girls. Jane graduated from high school in 1963 and...

Hall of Fame Inductee Q&A: 1994 Football Team

The 1994 FHC football team was a special team and one that will be remembered at FHC. The team lost to Farmington Hills 18-14 in the Division 1 State Championship, but the boys will forever leave a legacy in the Ranger Football program, being the first team in program history to reach a State Championship. As much as the team's success will be remembered, head coach Tim McGee will be remembered just...

Hall of Fame Inductee Q&A: Jeremy Stacy

For his countless success on the field and on the sideline, Jeremy Stacy is being inducted to the FHC Athletic Hall of Fame. Jeremy was a four-year varsity soccer player and the head coach of the varsity girls soccer team for nine years. As a player for the Rangers, Jeremy was All-Conference four times, All-District three times, All-Region twice, and All-State twice. In his senior campaign, he was ...

Hall of Fame Inductee Q&A: 1986 and 1987 Volleyball Teams

The varsity volleyball team was able to punch its ticket to the State Championship in back-to-back years in 1986 and 1987 led by head coach Pat Hartsoe. Hartsoe and her two teams, despite coming just short of a State Championship, are being inducted into FHC’s Athletic Hall of Fame for their amazing success in consecutive years. Jennifer Winter was a senior middle hitter on the volleyball tea...

FHC inducts new members to the Athletic Hall of Fame

New year. New plaques. New recipients. This year, FHC will be adding new names and teams to the Hall of Fame. The 1994 football team, 1986 and 1987 State runner-up volleyball teams, Charlie Matthews, Jane Olgivie, Ed Shy, Jeremy Stacy, Mike Castillo, and Amy Fritsch will all be added into the FHC Hall of Fame. “Each and every one of these teams and people deserves to be inducted,” Athleti...