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Chuckie Scotland (Starr, S.C.) is the school's all-time leading scorer in men's basketball with 2,011 points. Scotland played for the Saints from 1987-91 under  legendary Limestone Hall of Fame coach Craig Drennon.

He is also the school's only player to reach the 2,000-point plateau and is first among the school's 15 players that have scored at least 1,000 career points.

The 1984 Limestone men’s golf team became the first team or individual to win a National Championship for the college. Limestone Hall of Famers Chip Johnson, Grant Hoffman, Milan Gettys, David Lamb and Andy Parks defeated host school Saginaw Valley State by seven strokes to win the 1984 NAIA Men’s Golf National Championship.

The Saints were also coach by Hall of Famer Randy Hines and Johnson would take home the NAIA Individual National Championship with a four-round composite score of 285.

On March 7, 2009, head softball coach Jimmy Martin became the school’s first coach to eclipse the 500 win total with a 3-0 victory over Brevard College.

He took over the Saints softball program in 1990 and has won two Palmetto State Conference Championships (1991-92) and three Conference Carolinas Championships (2009-11). Currently, Martin is 12 wins away from eclipsing the 600 win mark.