The Indiana Football Coaches Association will hold its Hall of Fame ceremony on June 25, honoring the 2025 and 2026 classes for Region 7. The event brings together coaches, former players, and community leaders to celebrate contributions that have defined football across the state.
A Legacy of Leadership
The honorees represent a blend of on‑field excellence and off‑field influence, ranging from state‑championship coaches to former NFL standouts and longtime mentors.
John Hart, a three‑school state champion, finishes his career with a 364‑99 record, a testament to sustained success across multiple programs.
Anthony Henderson, remembered for his dominance on the defensive line and wrestling mat, earned all‑state honors and later played in the Arena League, showcasing his versatility.
Courtney Roby, a two‑sport athlete at Indiana University, built a 10‑year career in the NFL, leaving a lasting imprint on the professional game.
Lance Scheib, a Warren Central alumnus, transitioned from a standout player to a coach whose 26‑year tenure has shaped countless young athletes.
Burt Austin, a three‑time all‑state running back, once led Marion County in scoring and rushing, embodying the state’s offensive firepower.
Blaine Bishop spent a decade with the Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans, earning four Pro Bowl selections and solidifying his place among the state’s NFL greats.
Donald Winston, the City Athlete of the Year, now serves as Chief Operating Officer at Wabash, continuing his impact beyond the field.
The ceremony will also highlight the broader community, with participation from major academic institutions such as the University of Michigan, Indiana University, Purdue University, and Ball State University, as well as partners like Wabash.