ABOUT ROY HALL

Roy W. Hall Jr. born Dec. 8, 1983, was raised by his single mother Sonya Edwards. Her hard work and dedication instilled the values necessary to create the blueprint that Roy executed to become a successful student-athlete.

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HIGH SCHOOL

COLLEGE

After five football seasons, a National Championship victory and appearance, a 4-1 record against Michigan, Roy graduated with a 3.2 GPA from the Fisher College of Business. The true highlight of Roy's career was contributing to various community outreach programs within the Columbus area. "Football has given me the ability to impact lives not only on the field, but even more off the field. I had the opportunity to speak to more than 10,000 people not only about football but also about my faith!" Roy, along with some of his teammates took weekly trips to the James Cancer Hospital and Children's Hospital in Columbus to offer words of encouragement and support to the various patients.

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CAREER

Drafted in April 2007 by the Indianapolis Colts, Roy continues to offer his time and effort to impact the youth of the community. Roy, the "Community Librarian," and Blue, the Colts mascot, traveled to various elementary schools during Read Across America week to promote literacy. Roy believes success is not measured by material goods or individual recognition. Success is defined when someone helps and empowers others to achieve their goals. Roy's passion for giving back is the foundation that led him to develop Roy Hall's Football Skills Camp.