Chicago coach Terrence Redmond honored for community dedication
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 4:01 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Terrence 'Coach Goonie' Redmond, athletic director at North Lawndale College Prep in Chicago, received a Hall of Fame award recognizing his commitment to local students. Redmond has expanded opportunities for participation in athletics and other activities, with student involvement climbing from 26% to 51% this year. His efforts are rooted in personal experiences of loss and a desire to keep students engaged. After the recent tragic loss of one of his student-athletes, he intensified programming and late facility access to support students positively.
- •Redmond wins a Hall of Fame award for his community work.
- •Student participation in athletics at North Lawndale increased to 51%.
- •His initiatives include girls flag football, bowling, and competitive chess.
- •Redmond's drive is fueled by personal loss and commitment to youth.
- •The coach provides late access to facilities for student engagement.
- 4:01 PMYahoo Sports — He lost a friend to violence. Now this coach helps kids find hope.
"Chicago coach Terrence 'Coach Goonie' Redmond wins a Hall of Fame award for his dedication to local students.
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