Falcon Flashback | Lorrie Hogan Stewart '83
Athletic Hall of Fame Spotlight
Lorrie Hogan Stewart stands out as one of O’Neal’s first exceptional athletes, leaving an indelible mark on the school’s athletic history. Her versatility and dominance across volleyball, basketball, and softball set a standard for excellence during the formative years of O’Neal athletics.
Lorrie Hogan Stewart stands out as one of O’Neal’s first exceptional athletes, leaving an indelible mark on the school’s athletic history. Her versatility and dominance across volleyball, basketball, and softball set a standard for excellence during the formative years of O’Neal athletics.
A Multi-Sport Star
From 1979 to 1983, Lorrie was a driving force for the Falcons:
From 1979 to 1983, Lorrie was a driving force for the Falcons:
- 1979–80: Varsity Volleyball, Softball, Basketball
- 1980–81: Varsity Volleyball, Softball, Basketball — MVP, Athlete of the Year
- 1981–82: Varsity Volleyball (MVP, Co-Captain, All-Tourney, All-District), Varsity Basketball (MVP, Captain, 1000 Points, All-Tourney), Varsity Softball — MVP, Athlete of the Year
- 1982–83: Varsity Volleyball (All-Tourney, Co-Captain), Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball
Her achievements reflect not only athletic skill but leadership and dedication. Lorrie was a two-time Athlete of the Year, a multi-sport MVP, and a member of the elite 1000-point club in basketball—a rare feat that underscores her scoring ability and consistency.
A Lasting LegacyLorrie Hogan Stewart’s induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame honors her pioneering role in O’Neal athletics. Her commitment, talent, and leadership paved the way for future generations of Falcons to dream big and achieve greatness.
Join us on Friday, January 9th, as we recognize Lorrie and 9 other Inaugural Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees! 3:15 pm reception | Recognition at half-time of the boys basketball game - starting at 7 pm.
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