Geno Miller has been selected as the third inductee into the inaugural class of the McCracken County High School Hall of Fame.
Miller, a Kentucky High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame coach, built a distinguished career coaching at Lone Oak and McCracken County high schools. He earned multiple Region Coach of the Year honors throughout his coaching career.
During his tenure leading McCracken County baseball, the Mustangs captured seven consecutive regional championships, made five state Final Four appearances and advanced to a state championship game.
Miller’s success helped lay the foundation for the tradition of excellence that continues to define McCracken County baseball.
He continues to impact McCracken County Athletics through his leadership as the athletic director and his commitment to the school’s athletic programs.
Miller joins the first two members of the McCracken County High School Hall of Fame as part of its inaugural class. His induction recognizes a career defined not only by championships and accomplishments, but also by the lasting influence he has had on McCracken County student-athletes and athletics.
The induction ceremony is set for Friday, September 18 at 5:30 p.m. in the C-Plant Auditorium at McCracken County High School and the 2026 Hall of Fame Class will be recognized that same night ahead of home football game against Union County.