Calvary Day School inducted new members of the Calvary Athletic Hall of Fame and Distinguished Cavalier Society on Friday, April 30 at Savannah Quarters Clubhouse.

Athletic honorees from the event include Carol Brown, Dom DeMasi (’11), Demarcus Dobbs (’06), Chad Griffin, Caroline Griner (’01) and Rusty Seyle (’84). In addition, the Hon. John Carroll (’74), Marcia Hamilton, Kathy Metz and Dr. Mark Murphy (’80) will be the newest inductees to the Distinguished Cavalier Society.

Calvary Day School’s Athletic Hall of Fame recognizes and honors those Calvary Day School athletes, coaches, administrators, and supporters who have excelled in their respective sports or coaching/support roles. Recipients of this award have helped to bring honor, recognition, distinction, and excellence to Calvary Day School by their conduct both in and out of competition. This recognition will help maintain the spirit, pride, and sense of community as well as serving as a historical account of the great athletic traditions of Calvary Day School.

The Distinguished Cavalier Society honors those Cavaliers who have made significant contributions to society and whose accomplishments, affiliations, and careers have honored the legacy of Calvary Day School. Members of this society are recognized by their professional achievement as well as service to society. This distinction reflects Calvary’s desire to build in its students the core values of Faith, Academics, and Excellence.

All proceeds from the event will go towards the Cavalier Fund at Calvary Day School.