Corpus Christi, Texas
Carroll High School
Athletic Hall of Fame
The Carroll High School Athletic Hall of Fame is a Texas Unincorporated Nonprofit Association that operates as an off-campus Sports Hall of Fame comprised of former student-athletes, coaches and supporters of Mary Carroll High School, Corpus Christi, Texas.

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The Carroll High School Athletic Hall of Fame mission is to educate past, present and future students of Corpus Christi Mary Carroll High School about the Tigers sports history.
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Tiger Inductees
Jim Gibson
Hall of Fame class of 2022
Jim Gibson
Baseball · Football
Class of 1965, inducted in 2022 into the Hall of Fame



Jim Gibson was a 3-year Letterman on the MCHS Baseball team, and back-up catcher. Jim’s started his junior year as the back-up catcher until the starting first baseman, got hurt. Coach Donnan asked Jim if he has ever played first base, Jim replied NO, Coach Donnan responded with you’ll learn fast. Jim finished his junior year playing first base. Jim’s senior year he started at first base and hit 4th in the batting order. His senior year he ended up hitting 6 homeruns, leading RBIs with 60. Jim was 1 of 3 seniors that were leaders on the baseball team. He received a 4-year football scholarship to Trinity University, where he was a 4-year starter and received his B.S. degree. After returning from the Army, Jim coached at Alamo Heights before returning to Corpus Christi, where he began his career in the oil and gas business. His career led him eventually to Houston area where he retired. Jim enjoyed attending all sporting events from Little League to the professional level. His greatest passion was coaching his kids and spending time with his family. Jim and his wife Paula had 3 daughters.
Coach Mike Kunstadt
Hall of Fame class of 2023
Coach Mike Kunstadt
Basketball
Class of 1977, inducted in 2023 into the Hall of Fame



Overall coaching record: 180-60
- 1972-73 team was district champions and state semi-finalist
- 1974-75 team was district champions and regional semi-finalist
- Assistant coach of 1972 state semi-finalist baseball team
- Coach of the year in 1973 and 1975
- 1974-75 team won 26 consecutive games
- 1974-75 team was ranked #2 in class 4A in the state
- Individual players from 1968-75 set 12 individual school records
- Teams from 1968-75 set 17 team school records
- Basketball scholarships were received by 16 players from 1968-75
- Coached/directed coach John Wooden basketball camps for 18 years
- Voted one of the top 100 coaches in the 1st 100 years of UIL basketball
- Voted into Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame
Susan Kubala
Hall of Fame class of 2014
Susan Kubala
Basketball
Inducted in 2014 into the Hall of Fame




- 3 time Varsity Letter Winner-1979, ‘80, ‘81
- District Sophomore of the Year-1979
- 1st Team All District in both 1978-79 and 1979-80 seasons. Season ending injury in 1st District game of senior season; 1980-81.
- Selected Captain for 1979-80 and ‘80-81 seasons.
- District Champions in 1978-79
- 1979-80 and 1980-81 Big Sister-Big Brother Women’s Basketball Athlete of the Year.
- Selected to play in 1981 Texas High School Coaches Association North-South All Star game.
- Accepted Basketball Scholarship to play at New Mexico State University.
Coaching Career
- Selected 2010 New Mexico 5A Women’s High School Coach of the Year
- 2010 State Champion Coach-5A Women’s Basketball
- Selected as New Mexico High School Coaches Association All-Star Game Coach in 1996, 2004, 2010, and 2016.
Billy Clark
Hall of Fame class of 2024
Billy Clark
Baseball · Basketball
Class of 1971, inducted in 2024 into the Hall of Fame


Clark was a scoring machine for the Carroll Tigers basketball team from 1969-71. He Lettered three years scoring 1591 points for a career which at the time was a school record. Clark also lettered two year on the baseball team, playing first-base. As a starter, his junior and senior year on the hardwood, the Tigers won 41 total games. The hoopster was named to the Ablilene Basketball Classic All-Tournament Team and to the Corpus Christi ISD Basketball Invitational All-Tournament team his senior season. The 6-3 guard scored 748 points his junior year followed by 809 his senior year. Clark was name captain both years by his teammates. By the time he graduated, Clark held 11 school records in basketball including an impressive 41 points vs Pt. Lavaca Sandcrabs in 1970. He finished his high school career averaging 18.1 points per game which included 23.9 point per game his senior season. Clark was named 25-4A First Team All-District both his junior and senior year. His senior year he was named 3rd Team All-State in basketball. Clark went on to play college basketball at Southwest Texas State University.
Brent Felder
Hall of Fame class of 2023
Brent Felder
Football
Class of 1975, inducted in 2023 into the Hall of Fame



Sophomore year – played on sophomore team
Junior year – Varsity Team – Running back, back up to Mark Teichman
Senior year – Varsity Team running back
- Team captain
- Over 1,000 yards rushing – 1280 yards
- Touchdowns – 19
- 1st Team All District, and All South Texas
- Graduated top 10% of class
- Senior Class favorite
- Member of Calculus Club
- Member of first computer programming class in district
College – Multiple scholarship offers, decided to play at Texas A&I Kingsville
A&I had the best division 2 team in the country. Undefeated multiple years.
A&I was chosen to play exhibition games in Europe during the bi-centennial summer of 1976. He had to drop out of football due to back injury.
Coach Bill Hamrick
Hall of Fame class of 2022
Coach Bill Hamrick
Class of 1976, inducted in 2022 into the Hall of Fame



1974 – Carroll High School football team won the 1st District Championship in school history, going 9 – 2. They were undefeated in district play before getting upset by McAllen 39 – 28 in the playoffs. The team was considered one of the best teams in history at Carroll and Corpus Christi football. Both the offense and defense were ranked number 1 in the district. Offense scoring 341 points, defense allowing only 117 points. The offense behind a stellar offensive line and talented receivers, 3 backs with combined 3455 rushing yards, passed for 601 yards and averaged combined 405 yards and 34 points per game. The offense set a city record at the time for points in a 10-game season surpassing the 1951 Ray Texans. The defense led by a group of talented aggressive players allowed only 1345 yards rushing, 862 yards passing, 221 yards per game, and 11 points per game. The team was senior heavy with 10 seniors starting on offense, 8 on defense. Special Teams was loaded with a talented group of seniors and juniors. 1974 – The Tigers lead the district placing 11 players on the All-District 1st Team and 4 on the All-District 2nd Team. They led the All-South Texas Team with 4 players on the 1st Team and 6 players on the All-South Texas 2nd Team. CAREER STATISTICS – Won 175, Lost 98, Ties 7 Winning % – 62.5%
Kenny Myers
Hall of Fame class of 2024
Kenny Myers
Baseball · Football
Class of 1972, inducted in 2024 into the Hall of Fame



Myers banked a bunch of game time on the football field and baseball diamond for two years. The five letter-two sport Tiger played three years on the varsity football team and two on the varsity baseball team. Myers help the Tigers to a 8-2 record his junior year, starting as a defensive back. He was one of the few juniors to be named to the 27-4A All-District First Team. The Tiger footballer played both sides of the football his senior year. He played quarterback and was named to the 27-4A Honorable Mention All-District Team and repeated as First Team All-District as a defensive back. He was the only player in the city named to both offense and defensive honor teams. The 6-2, 175 lbs quarterback was named Caller- Times Player of the Week for his effort against King High School. The Tiger went 7 for 11 passing and 111 yards and one passing touchdown, while running for another touchdown. He also did the punting duties and maintained a 43 yard average. On the baseball diamond, Myers played the hot corner for two years. The third baseman was named to the 27-4A Second Team All-District his junior year and to the First Team All-District his senior year. The 1972 Tigers represented Carroll High School in the State Tournament going 27-5 for the year. Myers posted a .434 average for the season helping the Tigers to Austin chasing a state title. Myers batting average was second best in Corpus Christi in 1972. After graduation, Myers traveled to Lubbock to play football for Texas Tech on scholarship.
1962 Baseball Team
Hall of Fame class of 2020
1962 Baseball Team
Baseball
Class of 1962, inducted in 2020 into the Hall of Fame

The 1962 Mary Carroll High School Baseball team won the first district championship in Carroll High School history. Great coaching by Head Coach Dave Donnan and Assistant Coach Robert Hausman was the main reason for its success. While the Tigers weren’t even in the top five preseason district team picks that year, through a lot of luck, hard work, and perseverance they earned a place in Carroll’s first ever state championship tournament in 1962.
The main reason the Tigers were so successful is they played for each other as a team.