Freddy Johnson of Greensboro Day becomes the sixth winningest coach in U.S. high school boys basketball history, with 1,186 victories. He surpassed Bob Hurley with a 57-46 win over Calvary Day.

Why It Matters

Johnson's achievement reflects his exceptional coaching and the dedication of his players to reach this milestone, solidifying his legacy in high school basketball history.

By the Numbers
  • Johnson now has 1,186 coaching victories, making him the sixth winningest coach in U.S. high school boys basketball history
  • His current record stands at 1,186-324, for a .785 win percentage
State of Play
  • Johnson's coaching tenure began at Greensboro Day School in 1975
  • He won his first of 30 conference titles in his seventh season as head coach
  • GDS won its first of 19 HAECO championships in 1987
What's Next

Johnson's continued success and impact on the Greensboro Day School basketball program are likely to inspire future players and coaches, further shaping the legacy of high school basketball in the region.

Bottom Line

Freddy Johnson's milestone achievement as the sixth winningest coach in U.S. high school boys basketball history underscores his profound impact on the sport and the lasting legacy he has built at Greensboro Day School.