Public Forum Debate (2017). Baseball team Coach Pat McQuaid has led the Nova Titans baseball team for 42 years. To honor the coach's service to the school, the baseball field was named Pat McQuaid Field. Recent accomplishments include state championships in 2004 and 2005. In each of those years, the Titans were ranked #1 in the nation by both Baseball America and Collegiate Baseball. In April 2010, Coach McQuaid was inducted into the F.H.S.A.A. (Florida High School Athletic Association) Hall of Fame for his lifelong contribution to coaching high school baseball in the State of Florida. Former Nova High School players to see game time with a Major League Baseball team include Doug Johns (Baltimore Orioles and Oakland Athletics), Harry Chappas (Chicago White Sox), Michael Morse (San Francisco Giants), Jeff Fiorentino (Baltimore Orioles), Anthony Swarzak (Minnesota Twins), and Tyler Kinley (Colorado Rockies). Swim, dive, and water polo teams Since 1968, Nova High School's Swim, Dive, and Water Polo Teams have earned 1 National Record, 1 National Champion, 183 All-Americans, 8 National Scholar Team Awards, 7 Team State Championships (12-Time Runner-up), and 58 Individual State Titles. From 2006 to 2015. Drama club Nova High School's Drama Club has participated in the Florida State Thespian Festival and received Excellents, Superiors, honorable mentions, and critics choice. The Weight of Words is an anti-bullying show written by Nova High students and the Lovewell Institute, and performed throughout Florida by current students enrolled in the acting class. This play is a "call for action" for all audience members that will transform any audience into agents of change. The Weight of Words is becoming widely known and is now being performed in other states and schools. Notable alumni Entertainment Woody Alpern host of the financial talk radio show “CPA Wealth Advisors”, airs every Saturday and Sunday at 10 am on Atlanta's News Radio 106.7 FM Jeff Garlin, Class of 1980, comedian and actor/producer of Curb Your Enthusiasm, star of The Goldbergs Paige O'Hara, voice of Belle from Disney's Beauty and the Beast Scott Storch, Grammy Award–winning music producer Uffie (Anna-Catherine Hartley), Electro music artist Justin D. Jacobson, Class of 1988, award-winning game designer and publisher David Bianculli, Class of 1971, television critic for National Public Radio Corinne Kaplan, Survivor contestant on Survivor: Gabon and Survivor: Caramoan News Glenn Greenwald, Class of 1985, journalist and author Alison Kosik, CNN business correspondent Marie Murray Martin, Class of 1981,