Seven former Allen Eagles joined the district's Athletics Hall of Honor on Wednesday, Sept. 2, in a ceremony headlined by UFC fighter Bo Nickal and national championship volleyball coach Jen Woods.

The Class of 2026, according to Allen ISD, includes Nickal, Woods, boys basketball coach Jeff McCullough, three-sport standout Sarah Bulluck, wrestler Oliver Pierce, multi-sport athlete Jeremy Reeves and the 2016 state champion wrestling team.

"Their accomplishments extend far beyond wins and championships," public address announcer Ian Hastings said during the ceremony's opening remarks.

Nickal, a three-time Texas state wrestling champion at Allen, compiled a 183-7 high school record with 131 pins, according to his Penn State athletics bio. He led the Eagles to four consecutive dual meet titles and four straight state team championships.

At Penn State, Nickal won three NCAA Division I national titles and the 2019 Dan Hodge Trophy as the nation's top collegiate wrestler. He now competes in the UFC's middleweight division.

Jen Woods, listed as Jen (Moore) Woods in the ceremony program, led Allen volleyball to four district titles and a state runner-up finish as a player.

She returned to Texas A&M as associate head coach in January 2023 and helped guide the Aggies to their first NCAA volleyball national championship in December 2025, a 3-0 sweep of Kentucky.

McCullough guided Allen boys basketball to its first state championship in 2018. He now serves as Allen ISD's assistant athletic director.

Bulluck starred in volleyball, track and basketball before graduating in 2009. She earned All-SEC honors at Auburn University and went on to coach teams into NCAA tournaments. She joins her sister Epley Hamilton in the Hall of Honor.

Pierce won two individual state wrestling titles at Allen and was ranked No. 1 nationally as a senior. He returned to coach the Eagles to UIL state titles in 2019, 2020 and 2021 before moving to Melissa High School as head coach.

Reeves competed in football, basketball and track at Allen before playing four seasons as a defensive back at Iowa State. He signed with the New York Jets.

The 2016 wrestling team rounded out the class. That squad captured a seventh consecutive state title, winning by 105 points behind four individual state champions and seven placers.

Allen ISD will recognize the inductees before the Eagles' football game on Friday, Sept. 4.