Hall of Fame
Scott Posey is a remarkable figure whose influence on the athletic community extends beyond his many personal achievements. As a coach, mentor, and administrator, he has impacted many, teaching values like academics, teamwork, and perseverance. Posey set a record by scoring 56 points in a single game and holds the all-time record for most points in a season and most free throws made. He earned numerous accolades in both baseball and basketball, including selections to several All-District and All-Conference teams. After graduating from Westminster College in 1974 with a degree in physical education, Posey pursued further education, earning two master’s degrees. His 35-year career in teaching, coaching, and administration at both the high school and college levels left a lasting legacy. Even after retiring, Posey continued to coach at Lindenwood University-Belleville. He has also played organized baseball for 59 consecutive years, winning five national championships in the Men’s Senior Baseball League. Posey and his wife, Stephanie, remain active in the baseball community, embodying a lifelong commitment to the sport.
