He
earned nine varsity letters, is a member of the Redmen
Basketball 1,000-point club, and was one of the most
naturally talented athletes to participate in the BSHS
sports program. He is Danny Paul, a 1994 graduate of
Bellevue Senior High School.
Along the way,
Danny helped his Redmen basketball, football and baseball
teams rack up five Northern Ohio League titles while Danny
himself garnered dozens of honors and awards.
Danny began
his three-sport career by starting on the varsity basketball
team as a freshman, earning his first BSHS letter in the
process.
Then, as a
sophomore, Paul lettered in both basketball and football
while also earning a spot on the jayvee and varsity baseball
teams. He was All-Northwest District honorable mention in
basketball that season.
As a junior,
Danny lettered in all three sports, picking up first team
All-NOL and second team All-Northwest District honors in
hoops.
During his
senior season, Danny once again lettered in all three sports
and took home many honors and awards. In football, he earned
second team All-NOL honors. In basketball, he topped the
1,000-career point mark during a district game at Ashland
High School, while making first team All-NOL and third team
All-Ohio. He was also named Northwest District Player of the
Year, finishing one spot ahead of Sandusky’s Orlando Pace in
the voting. He was also team captain for the red and white
as a senior. He finished his basketball career as the No. 4
all-time leading scorer.
Finally, in
baseball, Paul was named captain for the Redmen and was
named first team All-NOL and second team All-District.
During Paul’s
junior and senior seasons, he helped guide the Redmen to a
45-5 record in basketball and two NOL titles, and a 20-2
record in football, two NOL titles, and two Division II
state playoff appearances.
Danny picked
up the 1994 Redmen Award and the 1994 Gazette Award as the
top male athlete. He was also chosen to play in the
North-South All-Star Basketball Game his senior season, and
was also named first team All-Ohio-All-Academic.
After high
school, Danny played basketball at Division III powerhouse
Wittenberg where he lettered two years.
Danny
currently resides in Columbus, Ohio. |