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His
Senior school year at CHS (1997-98) he
qualified for state play in three different
sports. He was a part of the Cross
Country team that finished second in the
Sectional and qualified for the State Cross
Country meet (team 19th).
During
basketball season, he scored 252 points, but
the one shot he will be remembered for is
the game-tying shot against Mt. Vernon in
the Sectional. The Orphans won in OT and
went on to play in the Elite Eight at State
and had a record of 27-6. He was named first
team all-tourney at the Centralia Holiday
Tourney in 1996 as the 1996-97 team finished
22-7 and took the South Seven Conference
title.
In
the spring (1997), he was part of the 3200
relay team that won the Sectional (8:04.11)
and participated in the state track meet. In
addition to this, he was individual cross
country Sectional champion in 1996 (117th at
state).
In
track, he was named Outstanding
Underclassman in 1996, Most Valuable and
High Point in 1997 and Co-Most Valuable
Performer in 1998. He received varsity
letters all four years in both cross country
and track. The 1998 cross country team
captured the South Seven Conference
championship.
Storm
received the Career Achievement Award for
being a top seven varsity cross country
runner all four years of high school. He was
named to the all-Southern Illinois Coaches
Association cross country team in both 1995
and 1996. In South Seven Conference track,
he was a part of the 3200 relay champions in
1997, and was the 800m champ in 1998
(1:57.67).
He
went to Murray State University and was a
three year member of the cross country and
track teams. Storm was a MSU
graduate assistant/assistant coach
2004-2007.
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