Central Columbia High School -

Greg Bennett graduated from Central Columbia High School in 2003. He participated in Tennis where is he regarded one of the best tennis player ever to play at Central Columbia. Greg earned varsity letters all four years of his high school tennis career. He earned District 4 championships in 2001, 2002 and 2003. He also was a Pennsylvania State Singles Finalist in 2002 and a state runner-up in 2003. Greg's overall tennis record is an outstanding mark of 85 wins with only 2 losses and in divisional play Greg was undefeated with a record of 81-0. He earned a scholarship to Millersville University where he was the number one singles and doubles player during his career. He was named PSAC rookie of the year, All PSAC singles and doubles player from the years 2004-2007. After graduating from college, he became the assistant tennis coach at Bloomsburg University and then moved onto become the head instructor at the Saucon Valley Country Club. Greg currently lives in Coopersburg, PA with his girlfriend Kristen Wong.

Gene Coleman, a 1970 graduate of Central Columbia High School, participated in Football, Wrestling and Baseball for four years. Gene earned 12 varsity letters during his athletic career at Central Columbia. He was named All-Anthracite League Player for three years in football, voted best lineman by the Susquehanna Valley League and voted most valuable player in baseball. He earned championships during the Bob Rohm and Hughesville Wrestling Tournaments. Gene attended Wilkes-Barre Business College for Business Administration where he earned an Associate Degree and later received a Bachelor's Degree from Dyke College. Gene worked for 32 years with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the Department of Public Welfare. He has coached youth football and baseball as well as been a PIAA Official for 25 plus years for baseball and football. Gene is married to Shelby Coleman for the past 26 years.

Mitch Morrison graduated in 1987 and was very involved in his years at Central Columbia High School. Mitch participated in basketball for all four years of his high school career. He earned League Most Valuable Player honors in 1986, he was named to the first team All-League in 1987 and was an honorable mention all-star at the state level. Mitch completed his high school career as a 1,000 point scorer at Central Columbia. After graduation, Mitch attended York College. He and his wife Kelly have five children Christian, Nicholas, Paige, Lilly and Isabel.