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Ten Inducted into Athletic Hall of Fame
Ten McDonogh alumni were inducted into the School's Athletic Hall of Fame at a ceremony attended by teammates, coaches, family, and friends on Wednesday, March 4.
The 2026 inductees were chosen not only for their outstanding athletic records during their time as Eagles, but also for embodying the ideal values of a McDonogh athlete: dedication, perseverance, positivity, leadership, and teamwork. "Those values are timeless," said Athletic Director Jeff Parsons in his welcome remarks. "They transcend any single season, any single sport, any single generation. They're what connect every person who has ever worn an Eagle uniform — past, present, and future."
From Left: Jermaine Johnson '91, Jacob Pope '13, Joshua Fitch '08, Jessica Caldwell '12, Autumne Franklin '12, Myles Martin '15, Taylor Cummings Danseglio '12, Elizabeth George '15, and George Campbell '14.
Not Pictured: Marissa Furman '99, who was inducted posthumously.
Before introducing the honorees and presenting them with a framed varsity letter, Parsons acknowledged the role of female athletes on the occasion of the School's 50th anniversary of coeducation, saying, "Their achievements stand as a testament to what happens when you create opportunity, cultivate talent, and celebrate excellence without limitation. This milestone is worth celebrating, and tonight's ceremony is a beautiful reflection of that progress."
After receiving their honor, each inductee was invited to speak. They remarked on how McDonogh shaped who they became — not just as athletes, but as people and spoke about their coaches who believed in them, their teammates who pushed them, and moments of adversity that taught resilience.
Congratulations to the 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees:
- Jessica Caldwell '12, a dominant force in IAAM track and field
- George Campbell '14, one of the most decorated soccer players in McDonogh and Maryland
- Taylor Cummings Danseglio '12, an outstanding athlete in McDonogh and national high school and college lacrosse history
- Josh Fitch '08, a champion on the wrestling mat and currently a McDonogh teacher and coach
- Autumne Franklin '12, the IAAM all-time record holder in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles
- Marissa Furman '99 (posthumous), a pioneering force in McDonogh women's soccer, whose enthusiasm and leadership transformed the team culture
- Elizabeth George '15, a two-sport athlete at McDonogh who excelled in field hockey and lacrosse
- Jermaine Johnson '91, a three-sport varsity captain at McDonogh, earning nine varsity letters in football, basketball, and baseball
- Myles Martin '15, one of the most decorated wrestlers in McDonogh and national prep wrestling history
- Jacob Pope '13, an equestrian who achieved the highest honors in the competitive sport.
Nominations for future Hall of Fame awards can be submitted here.
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Ten McDonogh alumni were inducted into the School's Athletic Hall of Fame at a ceremony attended by teammates, coaches, family, and friends on Wednesday, March 4.
The 2026 inductees were chosen not only for their outstanding athletic records during their time as Eagles, but also for embodying the ideal values of a McDonogh athlete: dedication, perseverance, positivity, leadership, and teamwork. "Those values are timeless," said Athletic Director Jeff Parsons in his welcome remarks. "They transcend any single season, any single sport, any single generation. They're what connect every person who has ever worn an Eagle uniform — past, present, and future."
From Left: Jermaine Johnson '91, Jacob Pope '13, Joshua Fitch '08, Jessica Caldwell '12, Autumne Franklin '12, Myles Martin '15, Taylor Cummings Danseglio '12, Elizabeth George '15, and George Campbell '14.
Not Pictured: Marissa Furman '99, who was inducted posthumously.
Before introducing the honorees and presenting them with a framed varsity letter, Parsons acknowledged the role of female athletes on the occasion of the School's 50th anniversary of coeducation, saying, "Their achievements stand as a testament to what happens when you create opportunity, cultivate talent, and celebrate excellence without limitation. This milestone is worth celebrating, and tonight's ceremony is a beautiful reflection of that progress."
After receiving their honor, each inductee was invited to speak. They remarked on how McDonogh shaped who they became — not just as athletes, but as people and spoke about their coaches who believed in them, their teammates who pushed them, and moments of adversity that taught resilience.
Congratulations to the 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees:
- Jessica Caldwell '12, a dominant force in IAAM track and field
- George Campbell '14, one of the most decorated soccer players in McDonogh and Maryland
- Taylor Cummings Danseglio '12, an outstanding athlete in McDonogh and national high school and college lacrosse history
- Josh Fitch '08, a champion on the wrestling mat and currently a McDonogh teacher and coach
- Autumne Franklin '12, the IAAM all-time record holder in the 300-meter intermediate hurdles
- Marissa Furman '99 (posthumous), a pioneering force in McDonogh women's soccer, whose enthusiasm and leadership transformed the team culture
- Elizabeth George '15, a two-sport athlete at McDonogh who excelled in field hockey and lacrosse
- Jermaine Johnson '91, a three-sport varsity captain at McDonogh, earning nine varsity letters in football, basketball, and baseball
- Myles Martin '15, one of the most decorated wrestlers in McDonogh and national prep wrestling history
- Jacob Pope '13, an equestrian who achieved the highest honors in the competitive sport.
Nominations for future Hall of Fame awards can be submitted here.