Tri-Village Athletic Hall of Fame Induction

Tri-Village will host its 10th annual Hall of Fame Induction on Saturday, January 25, 2014. Those being inducted between the junior varsity and varsity games will be: Tammy Kimmel Miller and Nate Lindamood. The public is invited to attend a reception held in the commons area following the varsity game to honor the new inductees.

Tammy Kimmel Miller

Tammy is a 1987 graduate who lettered in volleyball, basketball and softball all four years of her high school career. In volleyball she was selected as a member of the Darke County All Star Team Honorable Mention and CCC First Team her junior year. Tammy also earned CCC First Team accolades in 1986 as well as holding the team records for Most Kills in a Season, Most Attacks in A Season and Best Spike Percentage in a Season. Upon graduation she was the school recorder holder for Most Kills in a Season.

Tammy’s accomplishments in basketball include CCC Honorable Mention for four years as well as Best Field Goal percentage in a season, Most Rebounds in a Season and All Darke County Most Rebounds Award in 1987. She was selected as an All Darke County Junior Athlete of the Year in 1986 and finished her senior year as a United States Army Reserve Scholar Athlete.

In softball Tammy was a Member of the 1984 CCC Championship Team, the District Runner-Up Team, District and Regional Championship Teams and a State Final Four Team in 1985. In 1987 she was a member of the National Trail Spring All Tourney Team as well as earning CCC Honorable Mention.

Nate Lindamood

Nate graduated from Tri Village in 1991. He earned a varsity letter in golf as well as baseball and was awarded three varsity letters in Basketball. He was a member of our 1991 State Runner Up Team which was ranked as the AP Number One Team in the State of Ohio. Nate’s accomplishments include CCC First Team, District 9 All Star, Darke County Player of the Year and Associated Press 1st Team Southwest District, all in both his junior and senior seasons. In 1990 he earned honors as The Associated Press Special Mention All Ohio and in 1991, his senior season, he was The Associated Press Southwest District Player of the Year as well as Associated Press 1st Team All Ohio.

Nate continues to hold school records; he is listed as 8th for Career Field Goal Percentage, 5th with Most Career Points, 3rd in Most Points in a Season, 5th in Points Per Game in a Single Season, 4th in Career 3 Pont Goals, 2nd in Free Throw Percentage in a Singe Season, 1st in Free Throw Percentage in a Single Season and 1st in Career Free Throw Percentage.

Congratulations to our newest members of the Tri-Village Athletic Hall of Fame.