Class of 2026

Breck Culler

This 1973 grad was a standout three-sport athlete in basketball, golf and most notably football. Breck was an anchor on both the offensive and defensive lines. He was voted “Player of the Night” twice during his senior year and was selected the Most Improved Defensive Player for the 1972 4A state title team. Culler earned All-Conference at both offensive and defensive tackle. He was also selected to play in the North-South Boys Home Game, held at Ficklen Stadium at East Carolina. He later earned a scholarship and played collegiately at Clemson.

Tom Harger

Harger was a teacher and coach at Andrews from 1970-1973, joining football coach Bob Boswell’s staff as defensive coordinator. From 1971-1973, Andrews football totaled a 30-3-1 record, including winning the 1972 4A state title. Harger’s defense in 1972 led the state, giving up an average of 5.5 points per game. In addition to coaching football, Harger also coached swimming, wrestling and baseball. His 1972 baseball team reached the 4A state championship series against Wilmington Hoggard. Harger later coached football at Eden Morehead (eight years), eventually becoming athletic director and assistant principal for five years. He was also principal at Holmes Junior High and later at Morehead High for 10 years before retiring in 1998.  He and his wife Brenda have two sons, Rob and Tyler, four grandsons and one great-grandson.

Dwayne "DD" Harp

A 1978 graduate, Harp excelled in both football and basketball. In football, Harp emerged as a dominant force during his junior season in 1976. He was named Most Outstanding Offensive Player and played a key role in leading his team to a state championship. His outstanding performance earned him First Team Central 4A Division Seven All-Conference as well as Honorable Mention 4A All-State. In 1977 he was named Most Outstanding Offensive Player and first team Central 4A Division Seven.

In basketball, Harp averaged 16.5 points per game and earned First Team Central 4A Division Seven. Harp enlisted in the Air Force, earning Stars and Stripes MVP honors in 1985 in the Air Force Europe Continental Sports Conference, scoring 15 touchdowns.

Nora McKiver

McKiver ('13) excelled in both track and field and volleyball while maintaining a 4.3 GPA. She captured eight state championships and earned four-time All-Conference and All-Region honors in the hurdles. She was named State MVP, Conference co-MVP in 2013, and she was nominated for Gatorade Athlete of the Year. She broke the school’s hurdle record and twice broke the 2A state record in the 300-meter hurdles, surpassing her own mark the second time. A three-time qualifier for the high school national championships, she earned All-American honors as a senior.

In volleyball, McKiver was All-Conference four times — earning Conference Player of the Year and team Captain honors as a senior. She continued her track and field career at Virginia Tech, where she was a four-time All-Conference selection.

She qualified for the USA Indoor National Championships in the 60-meter hurdles, earned All-Region honors in the 400 meter hurdles, competed in the NCAA Championships as a member of the 4x400m relay team, and helped the Hokies capture the 2017 ACC Outdoor Track & Field Championship. She graduated from Virginia Tech with two Bachelor of Science degrees in Human Development and Sociology.

Nasheena Quick

This 2002 graduate was a highly accomplished three-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball and track and field — leading her teams to 10 state championships. A dominant sprinter, she earned multiple conference, regional and state titles in the 100-meter dash and relays, including championships in the 4x100 and 4x200. As a senior, she also finished as the state runner-up in the 100-meter hurdles and remains among the top 10 all-time in NCHSAA history.

Quick ran collegiately at NC State and Florida State, earning All-ACC honors and setting multiple school records in track and field at NC State. Today she covers the Carolina Panthers for 1340 AM Fox Sports, making weekly appearances on Charlotte-area news stations. 

1976 4A State Champion Football Team

The 1976 state championship marked the second title in Andrews’ history. 34 seniors led the Red Raiders to the District 7 4A conference title, claiming the conference’s lone playoff berth. Andrews then defeated then top-ranked and undefeated Gastonia Hunter Huss 31-21, Gastonia Ashbrook 34-0 and Greensboro Page 41-11.

Playing before 8,000 fans in Rockingham, the Red Raiders defeated Richmond County 6-0 to win the state championship, completing the season with a 13-1 record. Over the course of the season, the offense averaged over 28 points per game and the defense allowed only nine points per game — including four shutouts.