Quinsigamond CC celebrates first Athletics Hall of Fame class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 24, 2026, 11:19 PM
Last updated Sep 24, 2026

Quinsigamond Community College will honor its inaugural Athletics Hall of Fame class on November 7 on campus. The ceremony will recognize the 2006-07 men's basketball team, Maurice Horton, Trafficia Warburton, and Rich Small for their contributions to QCC athletics. The 2006-07 team won state and regional championships and advanced to the NJCAA Division 3 Final Four. Horton is the only player in QCC history to score over 1,400 career points. Warburton was a league leader in scoring and rebounding, while Small has been active in various capacities at the college, including coaching and community engagement. The event is free and open to the public with registration required.
- •Hall of Fame event scheduled for November 7 at QCC
- •Honorees include 2006-07 men's basketball team and notable alumni
- •Horton holds record for most career points at QCC
- •Warburton led the league in scoring and rebounding
- •Small involved in coaching and community engagement activities
- 11:19 PMYahoo Sports — Quinsigamond CC honors first athletics hall of fame inductees
"Quinsigamond Community College will honor its first Athletics Hall of Fame class including a historic basketball team.
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