Lebron James nominated for National High School Football Hall of Fame Class of 2025

 

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By Gene Simmons

CANTON, OH- Entering its third year of celebrating high school talent and accomplishments, National High School Football Hall of Fame has nominated one of Ohio's most prominent names but more importantly the world, as an iconic and influential figure in the world of sports, business, and humanitarian work.

LeBron James is among sixty-five others nominated for the class of 2025 for his efforts in the game of football during his high school years at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School where he starred as a wide receiver.

The National High School Football Hall of Fame is making plans to announce the 2025 class on Dec. 3, this class will have a total of 65 nominees with 15 making the cut for induction with enshrinement events scheduled for June 12-14.

Former Mckinley standouts Percy Snow and Antonio Hall are among the nominees included, Team Mckinley also for its tradition rich program. 

Ohio Heavy On The List

Players:

Jason Kelce ~ Cleveland Heights 

Don Shula ~ Painesville 

Chris Carter ~ Middletown 

Tom Cosineau ~ Lakewood 

Troy Smith ~ Glenville 

Antoine Winfield Sr. ~ Garfield (Akron)

Bob Sebo ~ Salem

Mike Vrabel ~ Walsh Jesuit 

Luke Fickell ~ St. Francis DeSales

Henry Butler ~ University School

Andre Smith ~ John F. Kennedy (Cleveland)

Virgil Walker ~ East Tech 

Coach/Contributor:

Lee Tressel ~ Massillon

The National High School Football Hall of Fame is in partnership with Bulldog Pride Citywide, which is working on Canton being its official partner in conjunction with Hall of Fame Village.