We are honoring three men that helped mold the Parkway South Basketball program into the program it currently is by introducing the Basketball Wall of Fame.  These individuals are being honored because of their efforts, play, sportsmanship, and dedication both on and off the court.  Jim Radtke, Tremayne Garret, and Ben Hoener will be the first Wall of Fame class.  Each will have a plaque displayed outside of Gym A in their honor.

Jim Radtke: 

      Jim was the first head coach at Parkway South and was instrumental in making the Patriots Boys Basketball Program a top program in the St. Louis area.  He coached from 1976 until he retired in 1999, a total of 23 seasons.  Jim was one of the first coaches in the area to make a feeder program for future Patriots called South Area Basketball (later called the Junior Patriots).  Coach Radtke had nine winning seasons which included a then school record 22 wins in the 1986-87 season.  He won four conference and one district championship in his career.  He won a total of 273 games in his time at Parkway South.

      Coach Radtke was dedicated to the South Basketball program even after he retired.  He continued coaching by helping in the Junior Patriots program at the elementary and middle school levels.  Jim wanted to make as many young men into great players and great people.  Two of his former players went on to be head coaches in the Parkway School District.  Mitch Stevens, a 1992 graduate was named head coach at Parkway South in 2005 and John Wright, also a 1992 graduate was named head coach at Parkway West in 2010.

Tremayne Garrett: 

      When Tremayne graduated from Parkway South in 1992, he held 20 school records.  He helped lead the Patriots to a conference championship in 1990 and 1991 and a district championship in 1990.  The Patriots won 59 games while Tremayne was with the varsity, including a 21-6 record in 1989-90.  He made the Suburban South All Conference Team three times and the All District Team once.

The following are school records that Tremayne held upon graduating in 1992:

He set records for a career in:   Points, Points per game, games played, field goals, field goals attempted, field goal percentage, free throws made, free throws attempted, free throw percentage, assists and steals.

He set the Single Season Record in :  Points, points per game, field goals made, field goals attempted, field goal percentage, free throws made, free throw percentage and assists.

He also set the record for field goals made in a game.

Ben Hoener: