One of the 2025 Richmond Spartan Athletic Hall of Fame inductees was ahead of his time, according to former Richmond coach Scott Summers. In introducing Darren Gray during the June 7 ceremony in the Richmond High School commons area, Summers described Gray as the school’s first bona fide three-point shooter. Gray, a 1993 graduate, began playing high school boys basketball less than five years after the introduction of the three-point shot in Missouri prep basketball, Summers explained. Per the program notes, Gray left Richmond as the school record-holder for most career treys made and most three-pointers made in a season. Had he played during the late 1990s and/or early 2000s, when three-point shot attempts became more common, his numbers in those categories would’ve been higher, Summers suggested. “He had an old-school coach that always wanted to get the ball inside or be patient – work the ball in,” Summers said. “So he didn’t get a lot of opportunities.” Even so, Summers said…