49ers in the Pros
NBA
Junior Briana Gwaltney
Owns school records
with 14 home runs in 2012
and career total of 28
Jon Busch
San Jose Earthquakes
and Chicago Fire
2008 Major League Soccer
Goalkeeper of the Year
1996 NCAA College Cup
Senior Andrea Rivera
and junior Alexandra Zinn
Charlotte's first
nationally-ranked
doubles pair
Cedric Ball
Eddie Basden
Sean Colson
Byron Dinkins
DeMarco Johnson
Chad Kinch
Cedric Maxwell
Rodney White
MLB
Stu Cole
Mark Davidson
Chris Haney
Bryan Harvey
Jeff Johnson
John Maine
Armando Rios
Jason Stanford
Sean Whiteside
Ed Bean (umpire)
Field Culbreth (umpire)
MLS
Jon Busch
Mac Cozier
Floyd Franks
Aidan Heaney
Mira Mupier
Evan James
WNBA
Markita Aldridge
Jameka Jones
PGA Tour
Chris Tucker
Cedric "Cornbread" Maxwell
1977 NCAA Final Four
1981 Boston Celtics NBA Finals MVP
Corey Nagy
Four-time all-America
Back-to-back A-10 Champion
Two-time 2011 eGolf Tour Winner
Lindsey Beam Ozimek
U.S. National Under-20 Team
Three-Time Academic All-American
A-10 Scholar-Athlete of the Year
NCAA Woman of the Year Finalist
Shane Brown
Charlotte's fifth
player to win a
league batting title
WPFL
Janine Repole
National Teams
Team USA
De'Angelo Alexander, Basketball
Jon Busch, Soccer
DeMarco Johnson, Basketball
Jarvis Lang, Basketball
Will Montgomery, Track
Jeff Mullins (coach), Basketball
Lindsey Beam Ozimek, Soccer
Jason Stanford, Baseball
Henry Williams, Basketball
Curtis Withers, Basketball
Shareese Woods, Track
Team Canada
Nick Sunseri, Cross Country
Team Liberia
Abe Morlu, Track
Track and field programs swept the A-10 Outdoor
titles, giving the women seven of the last eight
Evan James
MLS Draft Pick
Montreal Impact