2010-11 Hall of Fame Inductees were 2006 graduates Michelle Meyer and Logan Brown, as well as honorary inductees Ben Wolfe, Glen Hollopeter and Ben Robinson.

Michelle Meyer earned a very impressive sports career while at Covington, participating in volleyball for three years and basketball for four years. Basketball was her most accomplished sport as she currently ranks 2nd in career points (1560), 8th in career rebounds (448) and 1st in most varsity games played in a career (97). Michelle was named team MVP her junior and senior seasons; a four-time CCC selection and "Player of the Year" in her junior and senior seasons; a four-time district selection and "District Player of the Year" as a junior. She helped her team to two conference championships and a district title. Following graduation, Michelle played collegiately for four years at Dartmouth, where she earned Ivy League Championship honors twice.

Logan Brown established himself as one of the top athletes in school history, lettering in football and wrestling in all four years and lettering in baseball as a freshman. On the football field Logan was a four-year starter and part of three state playoff teams. He earned all-conference recognition in his junior and senior seasons, first-team in the district and second-team all-state. He set numerous single season and career marks in wrestling, but established his legend by becoming Covington's first state wrestling champion with a 52-0 record in 2006. Logan also placed at state (3rd) as a junior and qualified for state as a sophomore. He went on to wrestle for four years at Purdue University, where we stamped his name as one of the premier wrestlers in school history by qualifying four times for the NCAA Championships. Logan was also a three-time academic Big ten selection and was named twice to the National Wrestling Coaches Association All-Academic Team. He rankes 11th in Purdue history with 109 career wins and 6th with 335 career takedowns. Logan was also ranked in the top 20 in the nation as a freshman and sophomore and in the top ten in the nation as a junior and senior.

Glen Hollopeter was inducted as an honorary member due to his lengthy contribution to Covington athletics in fundraising efforts and a volunteer football coach.

Ben Wolfe has served on the football field crew since 1984, many of the 28 years as the head of the group. Ben has been instrumental in creating a field that has earned national recognition. He also has donated his time in fundraising efforts and as a member of the Bucc Boosters organization.

Ben Robinson was selected as an honorary member due to his contributions to Covington athletics through the website GoBuccs.com.