Chike Stevenson
Inducted in 2006
Men's Basketball
As a Lion
Chike Stevenson played for Coach Mike McCutchen and the FHU men's basketball program from 1994-1998. He was voted to the TranSouth All-Conference team in '95-'96, '96-'97, and '97-'98. In addition, he was an Honorable Mention All-American in '96-'97 and Second Team All-American in '97-'98.
Stevenson is currently No. 4 on the FHU Lion all-time scoring list with 1,907 points, averaging 15.2 over his career. He is also 8th all-time in career rebounds with 742, 2nd all-time in career steals with 254, and the all-time career assists leader with 822. Stevenson holds the record for most assists in a season in 1997-1998 with 258, and during that season he set the single-game assist record with 14.
Stevenson is currently No. 4 on the FHU Lion all-time scoring list with 1,907 points, averaging 15.2 over his career. He is also 8th all-time in career rebounds with 742, 2nd all-time in career steals with 254, and the all-time career assists leader with 822. Stevenson holds the record for most assists in a season in 1997-1998 with 258, and during that season he set the single-game assist record with 14.
After Graduation
Chike Stevenson graduated from Freed-Hardeman University in 1999. After graduation, he moved around before eventually settling in Dickson, TN where he was named the head coach of the Charlotte Middle School Lions.