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Reed Conder Gymnasium recognized as Glory Road Historical Site

Reed Conder’s daughters Mary Beth Riggs (center) and Patricia Green along with Athletic Director Mike Johnson, receive the plaque recognizing Reed Conder Gymnasium as a Glory Road Historical Site.

Reed Conder Gymnasium was selected as a Kentucky Basketball Hall of Fame Glory Road Historical Site, a distinction that recognizes and honors the many gymnasiums across Kentucky that have historical significance in the development of the cultural phenomenon of Kentucky high school basketball.

The recognition came before the Glory Road Heritage Game between the Marshall County and Graves County boys’ teams who wore the jerseys and colors of the 1948 state champion Brewers Redmen and 1952 state champion Cuba Cubs.