2006 CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA HALL OF FAME BALLOT

Adam Abele - , 1954, , Finance Major. 5.65 (6.0 scale) GPA 1984 Big Ten singles champion... 1983 Big Ten runner-up ... most Purdue tennis victories and best record in school history ... All-Big Ten four straight years...1983-84 NCAA tournament participant... 1983 and '84 Academic All-America ... Academic All-Big Ten all four years ... currently, Director of North American Internal Audit with Procter & Gamble ...volunteers as United Way coordinator for Procter and Gamble... 1986-87, 1991 Junior Achievement volunteer ... coaches soccer for 6-7 year olds ... serves on Purdue's Athletic Advisory Council... Vice-President of Institute of Internal Auditing.

Alvan Adams - University of Oklahoma, 1994, , Letters with Distinction Major, 3.63 GPA Two-time AAA ... Phi Beta Kappa ... Three-time All-Big Eight Conference ... Big Eight Player of the Year (1975) ... Played 13 seasons in the NBA for the Phoenix Suns ... NBA Rookie of the Year (1975) ... NBA All-Star (1976) ... holds Suns team records for games played (988). minutes played (27,203). rebounds (6.937) and steals (1.289) ... Currently. Senior Vice President, Operations for Sports & Entertainment Services ... Board of Trustees With the Phoenix Museum of History...committee member of Young Life ... appointed by mayor to the Phoenix Historic Preservation Commission ... volunteers with the Boy Scouts of America as a cub/scoutmaster ... was the player representative for Cystic Fibrosis while with the Phoenix Suns.

Robert Arnzen – University of Notre Dame, 1969, Basketball, Economics, 3.07 Two-time varsity basketball captain … Leading rebounder and scorer … Second leading scorer upon graduation … (3 yrs.) various All-American Honors … Omicron Delta Epsilon Honor Fraternity … NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship … 1969-73 Montreal Expos Organization (Baseball) … 1969-70 … 1970-71 Cincinnati Royals … 1972-74 … Currently owner of Olde Fort Publications, Inc. … Community Just Say No … Little League baseball, basketball, football … Mathis Foundation For Kids … Volunteer Coach (High School).

Todd Azar - Old Dominion University, 1987, Baseball, Finance/Business Administration Major, 3.52 GPA Two-Time AAA for Baseball ... Baseball America first team All-American in 1986, third team in 1985...1985-86 first team all-region, second team in 1987 ... third in the nation in hitting in 1986 with .486 batting average ... Sun Belt All- Conference first team in 1985 and 1986, and MVP and Player of the Year in 1986 ... Sun Belt AllConference second team in 1987 ... Dean's List student and Sun Belt All-Academic, 1985-87 ... inducted into the ODU Sports Hall of Fame in 1992 ... earned MBA in commerce/finance from Villanova in 1996 ... currently. credit analyst at Commerce Bank ... Chairman for the United Way, 1994-95.... volunteers with the Boys and Girls Clubs in Cherry Hill, NJ. (2001). As a student at ODU, Azar participated in the ODU Monarch Reachout program by putting on baseball clinics, and reading to area youths at local elementary schools.

Reggie Barnett – University of Notre Dame, 1975, Football, Economics major, 3.637 GPA Three-year starter at cornerback with career stats of 3 interceptions and 90 tackles … Currently Office Servies Executive for IBM since 2000 … IBM Sales Trainee- 1979-80 … Systems Engineer- 1980-81 … Marketing Representative- 1981-85 … Advisory Marketing Representative- 1985-87 … Quality Manger- 1989-2000 … Inroads (workshops) … Project Continued Success- Aiken High School … Cincinnati Black Achievers- 1989 (YMCA) … Sigma Beta Club (Male Youth Group) … Phi Beta Sigma (Youth Workshops) … Treasurer- Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity … One Hundred Black Men United Way … Inducted to Flint, MI Athletic Hall of Fame.

Christina J. Barrett - Longwood College, 1988, Women's . Business Administration Major, 3.53 GPA Three-time AAA ... five-time Dean's list student ...Longwood College "Most Valuable Player" (1986-88) ...Longwood College "Female " (1988) ...NGCA Division II All-American ... National Small College All-American ...NGCA Division II National Champion 1986-87 ... Honda Award recipient (1988) ... currently, playing on the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) tour … posted four top-10 finishes during the 2005 LPGA Tour season, tying for eighth three times including a season-low round of 65 at the Sybase Classic, while finishing 48th on the money list with earnings of $253,484 (fifth-best year of her 17-year career) … Surpassed the $3 million mark in career earnings ($3,087,828) during 2005 to rank 41st all-time on the LPGA Tour … Tina was also inducted into the inaugural Longwood University Athletics Hall of Fame on November 27, 2005 ‹ one of six inductees in the inaugural class ... captain for the Junior Girls' Golf Club in Colorado Springs. conducting clinics each fall ... gives financially to Arizona Special Olympics and other charities ... volunteers as LPGA Junior Golf PenPal and at numerous LPGA Charity Pro-Am Events.

Brad Beanblossom - Oklahoma State University, 1993. Baseball, Biology Major. 4.0 GPA Two-time AAA ... Ten-time President's Honor Roll (4.0 GPA)...Three-time Academic All-Big 8...Graduated from OSU Summa Cum Laude ... Four-time OSU Academic Achievement Award Winner... four-year .starter in the infield ... holds school record for games played (271). at bats (941), and doubles (75)... 1987 and 1990 College World Series All- Tournament Team ... Inducted into OSU Baseball Hall of Fame in 2003 ... St. Louis Cardinals draft pick. played 3 years in AAA ... Currently, National Accounts Manager at Louisville Slugger...formerly, Sales Training. Sales Representative... Fellowship of Christian for ten years, w as involved in speaking engagements and fundraising ... volunteered time to youth patients at Texas Christian Hospital in Houston, TX ... Four-year Youth Group leader at Springdale Church and Forest Cove Baptist Church ... presently involved in providing youth camps for inner city youths at Springdale Church.

Arthur Becker - Arizona State Universitv, 1965, Men's Basketball, History Major, 3.40 GPA Two-time AAA ... seventh on ASU's all-time career scoring average list ... sixth in all-time rebounds and free throw percentage ... first team AAA and WAC All-Academic in 1963 and '64 ... inducted into the ASU Hall of Fame ...currently, the Men's AD at Scottsdale Community College, where he serves as a liaison to the Fiesta Bowl ... also is the secretary of the Arizona Community College Athletic Conference ... volunteer work includes working as an executive committee member for the National Alliance of Two Year Collegiate Athletic Administrators and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics ... serves on the board of adjustments for the City of Tempe.

Karen (Belm) Killen - Virginia Commonwealth University. 1990. Cross Country, Chemistry/Biology, 3.96 GPA 1990 AAA ... Sun Belt conference Female Athlete of the Year 1988-89 ... team captain ... Rhodes Scholarship Competition State Finalist (1989-90)... Phi Kappa Phi College of Humanities and Sciences Undergraduate Scholarship ... received Honors. Provost and Presidential Scholarships ... graduated Summa Cum Laude... received MD from Medical College of Virginia ... currently, Director of Cat Scans at Forsyth Radiological Associates ... also currently. Assistant Professor at University of Maryland Medical System (19992000)...served as Chief Resident for MCV...recognized as Resident of the Year...has published articles in numerous medical journals ... member of the ACR Committee on Emergency Radiology, Nonoperative Management of Trauma Committee. Radiological Society of North America and the American Medical Association.

Thomas J. Bonfield - Saint Leo College, 1977. Baseball. Accounting _Major. 3.91 GPA Two-time AAA ... Valedictorian of class in 1977 ... Postgraduate Scholar ... Adjunct professor at Universitv of Florida ... played in minor leagues with NY Yankee organization ... currently City Manager of Pensacola. y FL ... active member in Temple Terrace, FL Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Club... published.

Brian Branson - Elon University, 1987. Men's Basketball, Accounting, 4.0 GPA Two-time AAA, Team Member of the Year in 1988 ...Elon team MVP... inducted into Elon Sports Hall of Fame (1998)... graduated Summa Cum Laude ... member of Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership society. also member of the Phi Eta Sigma and Alpha Chi Honor Societies ... currently, Chief Financial Officer with BTI Telecom Corp., a telecommunications company which provides Local/Long Distance and data services ... named CFO at the age of 31 ... has been part of BTI's growth from $40 million in revenues in 1992 to nearly 5300 (estimated) in 2001 ... serves on the BTI Board of Directors ... volunteers as a youth sports coach for soccer and baseball ... Sunday school teacher ... volunteer fund raiser for United Way and American Red Cross ... served on the National Telecommunications Data Exchange.

James Breland, Jr. - Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), 1967, Football, Civil Engineering. 3.0 GPA Consensus All-America ... 1966 first team honors from AP, UPI and AFCA...named top lineman in Southeast by Touchdown Club of Atlanta ... earned master's in civil engineering in 1968 from GT....1978 GT HOF inductee ... currently, senior vice president and member of board of directors of Post, Buckley. Schuh & Jernigan, Inc.. consulting engineers and planners ... youth basketball coach ... serves on board of directors of International Athletic Center of Atlanta. Smoke Rise Baptist Church ... chairman of Transportation Committee of Consulting Engineers Council ... active in greater-Atlanta GT Club and GT Letterwinners' Club ... member of engineering management executive committee of American Society of Civil Engineers.

Julie (Bremner) Romias – UCLA, 1994, , Physiological Science Major, 3.415 GPA NACDA/Disney Scholarship … NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship … Three-time Pac-10 All-Academic (1st team twice) … Two- time Academic All-America … 1993 First-Team AVCA All-American … 1993 Pac-10 Player of the Year … 1992 & 93 First-Team All-Pac-10 … 1993 nominee for the Honda Award for volleyball and finalist for fall NCAA Today Top Six award … Starting setter for 1991 NCAA Champion and 1992 NCAA Runner-Up team … Did not play collegiately for the 1989 and 1990 seasons as she was playing with the U.S. National Team … Named one of UCLA’s 25 Greatest Players for women’s volleyball in 1997 … Won 70 of her last 73 matches at UCLA as the team’s starting setter … Currently Doctor at Kaiser West Los Angeles Hospital … 1998 graduate of UCLA Medical School … Family medicine residency at Santa Moncia/UCLA hospital … During medical school, was victim’s rights advocate against athletes being abused by their coaches … Mentor to several young girls who have experienced similar situations … Organized clothing drives and volunteered at the Venice Family Clinic, offering free health care to the poor … Played 4-on-4 pro beach volleyball and did volleyball clinics for inner city kids … At Kaiser, heads committees as a “psycian champion” in charge of improving asthma, diabetes, cholestrol and hypertension control in the underserved/inner city population … Volunteers at health fairs to educate and promote preventitive medicine … Has learned sign language and Spanish to better communicate with patients.

Montaque "Monty" Brown -Ferris State University, 1993, Football, Management Major, 3.49 GPA 1992 AAA as a Linebacker ... named a 1st Team All-American ... recipient of the NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship ... NCAA Division II College Scholar Athlete of the year by the National Football Foundation ...All-Conference Academic First Team ... Played in the NFL for 4 seasons with the Buffalo Bills and the New England Patriots ... appeared in 2 Super Bowls...voted one of the top five physical specimens in the NFL in 1995 ... currently, is self-employed as a Professional Wrestler … while at Ferris State participated in many youth programs including serving as a mentor...was active with the NFL's Make a Wish Foundation, and with the United Way-also volunteered as a Football Coach at Bridgeport (MI) High School.

Kenneth Caldwell - The Citadel, 1979, Football,. Chemistry, 3.83 GPA Three-time AAA ... Team MVP, recipient of Coach's Award ... Dean's List ... Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society ... Palmetto Medal Recipient ... General High and Departmental Graduate Honors ... elected to Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame in 1986 ... received MD from University of South Carolina ... currently, is an Orthopaedic Specialist. also serves as team physician at The Citadel ... board certified with the America Board of Orthopaedic Surgery ...served as a Major in the U.S. Army Reserve Medical Corps ... spent seven months at the 312th Evac Hospital as part of Operation Desert Storm ... member of various medical associations ... has been published in many medical journals ... serves as a board member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes (South Carolina State Board), Palmetto Christian Academy, and the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame ... gives lectures and sports related injuries.

Thomas Clark – Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, 1987. Men's Basketball, Computer Science & Mathematics, 3.84 GPA Two-time AAA in Men's Basketball... 1987 All-Mid Ohio Conference first team... 1985-86 Emit S. Liston Award (top student/athlete in junior class in NAIA basketball) ...1986-87 NAIA All-America student/athlete ... earned master's in computer science from Portland State University in 1994 with a 4.0 GPA ... currently Network Storage Architect at IBM ... volunteered as coach for Open Door Christian Academy boys high-school basketball team from 1994-1998...member of the board of deacons for Open Door Baptist Church ... teaches the Young Married Sunday School Class at Open Door Baptist Church.

Casey Close –, 1986, Baseball,, Communication, 3.45 Two-time AAA … 1986 Big Ten Medal of Honor … 1986 "Baseball America" Collegiate Player of the Year and Big Ten Player of the Year … Still holds U-M single-season records for home runs (19), RBI (72) and slugging percentage (.869) from 1986 … Still holds U-M career records for runs (190), home runs (46), slugging percentage (.697) … Played professional baseball, signing with Yankees, played at AAA level with Yankees and Mariners ... Worked as a player agent for Pro Serv before starting the baseball branch for IMG in 1992 … Currently President of IMG Baseball … Named to the "Forty Under 40" list by Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal in 2000 and 2001, selected from a pool of over 600 candidates … Big Brothers/Big Sisters … Derek Jeter's Turn 2 Foundation … Supported hundreds of charitable fundraising activities with auction items.

Sheila (Cornell) Douty - UCLA, 1985, , Kinesiology/Psychology Major, 3.51 GPA Two-time All-American ... batted .309 as a senior for the 1984 NCAA champions...graduated cum laude with department honors in Kinesiology...earned master's degree in physical therapy at USC...two-time Olympic Gold medalist (1996, 2000), member of the first-ever USA Olympic Softball Team in 1996 ... led team to gold medal at `99 Pan Am Games ... in 1998 was inducted into UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame ... currently, a registered physical therapist in California ... advisor and consultant for Easton Softball products ... athlete liaison of 1993 Winter World University Games and `94 Winter Olympic Games ... on board of directors of Amateur Softball Association ... member of US Olympic Committee's Advisory Council and Sports Medicine Committee advisory board member for Women in Sporting Careers ...co-authored "You Can Be a Woman Softball Player" for girls ages 6-13.

Daniel Cotter - Monmouth College, 1988, Football, Accounting Major, 3.784 GPA Member of Honorary Scholastic Organizations- Blue key, Mortar Board, Sigma Omicron Mu...graduated #1 in his class at John Marshall Law School ... two-time first-team All-Midwest Conference... National Football Foundation & Hall of Fame Scholar-athlete...currently. Assistant VP and Deputy General Counsel for Regulatory Affairs, Argonaut Select Metals ... Chair of Young Lawyers Section of Chicago Bar Association ... Milton H. Gray Award winner ...awarded prestigious "Rising Star Award" for showing exceptional promise as a future leader...... Monmouth College Alumni Board of Directors 1994-99 ... John Marshall Law School, Young Alumni Advisory Council, Mentor 2002-present ...Co-Editor- In-Chief for YSL Journal/Connection. 1998-2001 ...Dear Santa letter participant ... volunteers his time with trial advocacy competitions as a youth worker and communications director at St. Mary of the Woods Church.

Michael Creaney - University of Notre Dame, 1973, Football, Psychology Major, 3.2 GPA UPI All-American ... College All-Star Football 1972 ... longest pass play of the year, a 78 yard TD from Joe Theismann against Pittsburgh ... Recognition as Notre Dame's All-time Leader for average yards per reception over a career for a tight end...Currently, Principal, Chief Operating Officer of Creaney & Smith Group. LLC...responsible for the Acquisition, Development, Construction, Management and Disposition of Real Property ... Licensed and active Marketing & Leasing Associate since 1985 ... Broker of Record for all of Creaney & Smith properties since 1990 ... Team member of the Jacksonville Sharks in the former World Football League. 1974-1976 ... Loyola High School Football Coach. 1996-99, 2001 ... Baltimore Catholic League Tournament Committee, 1995-1998 ... Southeast Economic Development Committee, 198788...Building Owners & Manager Association, 1988 ... Loyola High School Athletic Hall of Fame, 2002.

Chris Critelli - Old Dominion University, 1982, Women's Basketball, Health/Physical Education Major, 3.29 GPA Won championships with colleges in Canada (Laurentian) and USA (ODU 1979& 1980) ...'76 Olympian for Canada... inducted into Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame in 1998 ... inducted into Ontario Basketball Hall of Fame 1999 ... Inducted into the St. Catherine's Hall of Fame ... Dean's List for three years ... First Canadian in WBL with Chicago Hustle in 1981 ... currently, Head Women's Basketball Coach and Coordinator of Athletics at Brock University...Since 1985, has been coordinating and sponsoring basketball clinics for local youth leagues in Ontario. She has also put on basketball clinics for under privileged youth in Ontario. Served as Assistant basketball coach with the Canadian women's National squad.

David A. Damico - Washington & Jefferson College, 1981, Basketball, Economics Major, 3.5 GPA Two time AAA ... Graduated Magna Cum Laude ... Dean's list all four years ... four year letterman ... three time all- conference selection ... fifth leading scorer in school history at time of graduation ... currently an attorney/partner in a law firm he founded in Pittsburgh. PA ... member of Pittsburgh North Optimist club ... executive committee with Fox Chapel area school's Hall of Fame.

Alvin Davis -Arizona State University, 1982, Baseball, Business/Finance. 3.10 GPA 1982 AAA for the Sun Devils ... Three-time All-PAC 10 team member... 1982 All-American ... named to the 1981 all- College World Series team ... recipient of the 1982 PAC-10 Conference Medal ... Played in nine Major League Baseball seasons with the Seattle Mariners and the California Angels ... in 1984 was named the American League Rookie of the Year and also was elected as an American League All-Star ... currently, is a student at the College for Financial Planning...has worked with the Pro Athletes Outreach an organization which conducts Christian leadership training conferences for Professional Athletes and their spouses.

Diane Deitz - University of Michigan, 1982, Women's Basketball, General Studies Major, 3.52 GPA Two-time AAA ... Michigan AIAW All-State first team 1979-1981 ... Michigan MVP 1979...graduated with distinction... 199-5 recipient of the Gerald R. Ford Award, the highest academic honor given by UM athletics ... speaker at the 1982 "Distinguished Seniors" banquet ... honored with the Marie Hartwig Award... 1985 graduate of the Thomas Cooley Law School ... currently, Vice President, Corporate Affairs (Midwest Division) for Comcast Cable Communications ... assisted division presidents in rollout of digital cable. high speed internet access for Comcast in 2001 ... former M Club Advisory Board ... served on the UM Athletic Department Regional Advisor Committee ... UM Alumni Assoc. Board Member ... developed and implemented company volunteer initiative entitled "Continental Ambassador Program" for Continental Cablevision...created similar program for Comcast called "Comcast Cares" in 1996. which will donate over 15.000 volunteer hours in 2001.

Rich Diana – Yale University, 1982, Football,, Molecular Biochemistry and Biophysics, x.xx Gerald Ford Commencement Award … 2,576 rushing yds / 4.8 avg. w/19 TDs … 1,442 yds in ’81 single season Yale record … 222 yds vs. Princeton in ’81 single game record until ’02 … Three Ivy League titles … ’81 Ivy League Player of the Year … 10th in Voting … Currently a clinical instructor and attending orthopaedic surgeon for Connecticut Orthopaedic Specialists … Member of ’82-’83 Miami Dolphins (Super Bowl XVII Participant) … Volunteer Orthopedic Consultant … Paul Harris Fellow – Rotary Foundation of Rotary International … Special Olympics … Several Community Service Honors … established the Diana Family Charitable Trust and as well as dedicating the Vincent Diana Sr Training Facility at Hamden High School, in memory of his late father, Vincent Diana.

Megan Donnelly - University of Massachusetts, 1986, . Anthropology M a j o r , 3 . 9 4 G P A Two-time AAA ... Only four-time All-America in UMass field hockey program's history...a 1 983 NCAA Tournament selection ... member of the NCAA's All-Decade team ... second-leading scorer in school history at the time of her graduation with 87 points...member of four NCAA Tournament teams. including the 1982 team which advanced to the Final Four ... member of the 1988 US Olympic team and the US National Team from 1985-88 ... Phi Beta Kappa... Inducted into the UMass Athletic Hall of Fame in January 2000...served as UMass head field hockey coach from 1995-96. compiling a 19-16-3 record ... earned MBA at University o f North Carolina, she currently is working at Wachovia Bank in Boston ... volunteer work includes the Special Olympics, the US Olympic Festival. the US Field Hockey Olympic Development Program and the College Field Hockey Coaches Association. Theodore Dumbauld - United States Naval Academy, 1981, Football, Systems Engineering Major, 3.54 GPA Superintendent's and Dean's List ... Master's decree from Sloan School of Management-three-year letterman... received Thompson trophy at USNA, awarded to athlete contributing most to athletics at the Naval Academy ... Lieutenant on nuclear submarine before career on Wall St ... founder and managing partner at Trident Arbitrage Partners and Poseidon Offshore Partners, hedge fund trading firms ... Board of Directors and finance committee for New Canaan, CT YMCA ... active in church and local politics.

Edmund "Ed" Dyas - Auburn University, 1961, Football, Pre-Medicine Major, 3.0 GPA Captain of the 1960 Scholastic All-America Team ... Academic All-Southeastern Conference ... Set NCAA record for most Field Goals in a season ... fourth in 1960 Heisman Trophy balloting ... currently an Orthopedic Surgeon in Mobile. AL... fellowship with United Cerebral Palsy Foundation ... Clinical Assistant Professor of Orthopedic Surgery at University of South Alabama Medical Center-member of several societies including American Board of Orthopedic Surgeons ... long time member of the Salvation Army as well as many other volunteer agencies.

Dr. H. Allen Ecker - Georgia Inst. of Technology (Georgia Tech), 1957, Football, Electrical Engineering, 3.40 GPA 1956 first team New York Daily News and second team UPI All-America... 1956 first team All-SEC ... helped GT to 27-5- 1 record ... master's in electrical engineering from GT in 1959. and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Ohio State in '65- currently, President of the Subscriber Networks Sector for Scientific-Atlanta, Inc...officer in Air Force from 1959-62 ... won several awards while in the Air Force, including Association Award (1957), Special Act of Service Award (1963), Civilian Outstanding Performance Award (1965) and Association Engineering Achievement Award (1965) ... a 1978 GT HOF inductee ... on board of advisors for GT's School of Electrical Engineering ... volunteers as chairman of the board of Trustees for Haygood Memorial Methodist Church.

John Ferguson - Providence College, 1989, Men's Ice Hockey, Business Administration Major, 3.59 GPA Magna Cum Laude ...Tau Pi Phi National Honor Society...Four-year letterman in Men's Ice Hockey... 1989 Assistant Captain... 1989 Most Improved Player in New England College Hockey ... Providence College Mal Brown Award recipient for a graduating male senior whose athletic career displayed the qualities of sportsmanship, courage. and honor ... Currently, Vice President & General Manager Alternate Governor for Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey Club ... NHL President's Trophy in 2000 ... AHL Competition Committee Chairman...won AHL Fredericton Canadiens Willie O'Ree Award as Unsung Hero in 1991 and 1992 ... Participated in "Stay in School" program with AHL ... Suffolk University Law School (1996, Cum Laude) ... Helped raise over $30,000 for 9/11 Relief Fund with Worcester Icecats...will speak at a "Chalk Talk" run by "Cops and Kids" organization in Toronto ... Special Olympics Sports Celebrity Festival, 2003 ... assists "Go Kids Go" Foundation.

Thomas Gatewood – University of Notre Dame, 1972, Football, Sociology, 3.248 GPA Dean’s List for four years … Three-time First Team Academic All America (CoSIDA) … 1972 Winner of NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship … Co-Captain 1972 Football Team … Holds 3 year pass total record … Drafted by the New York Giants in the 5th Round … Two-time 1st Team All America at … Member of 1972 Hula Bowl All Star Team … Currently owner, Blue Atlas Productions … Announcer for NCAA football for 3 years at ABC Sports … associate director and producer of various sporting events … co-founder of Larkspur Ltd. which has earned 11 Network Sports Emmys, 2 Network News Emmys and 4 Peabody Awards … was personally awarded one Emmy (News and Documentary category) for “ABC 2000” which spotlighted Millennium celebrations around the world on New Year’s Eve 2000 and awarded one Peabody Award for ABC’s “Coverage of September 11, 2001” … Tennis Instructor- YMCA … New York Tutorial Program Volunteer … Healthy Children, Healthy Futures … Minority Athletes Networking … YMCA tutorial program … Local boys football coach … Organized youth tennis clinics … Numerous church functions

Virginia (Gee) Stahr – University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1989, Volleyball, Elementary Education Major, 3.907 GPA NCAA Today’s Top Six Award Winner … Woody Hayes Division I Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year … NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winner … NACDA/Disney Scholar-Athlete … Three-time, first-team CoSIDA Academic All-American … Two-time Academic All-Big Eight … Big Eight Female Athlete of the Year … Nebraska Student-Athlete of the Year … Two-time AVCA All- American and three-time All-Midwest Region … Four-time All-Big Eight … Led Nebraska to a 116-20 record during her career, including NCAA runner-up finishes in 1986 and 1990 … Finished her career as Nebraska’s all-time leader in six categories, including kills (1,395), hitting percentage (.401), service aces (159) and total blocks (555) … Currently stay at home mother with three children … Previously Physical Therapist, Bighorn Neurology (2001-02); Chronic Pain Physical Therapist, Wyoming Rehab (200-01); Chronic Pain Physical Therapist, University of Utah (1997-2000); Rehab and Acute Unit Physical Therapist, University of Utah (1997); Catering Food Specialist, Baker’s Catering (1993-96); Physical Therapy Technician, Rehab Visions (1993-94); Physical Education Teacher, Boys Town High School (1991-93); Intern, Creighton University Athletic Department (1991); NCAA Intern (1990-91) … Habitat for Humanity … Cody (Wyom.) School Board.

Thomas Gibbons – University of Notre Dame, 1981, Football, Aerospace Engineering, 3.05 GPA Graduated top 25% of class Notre Dame … NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Winner- 1981 … Captain of football team- 1980 … Three time Academic All-American … Member of 1977 National Championship team … Currently Business Unit Manager for Parker Hannifin (Gas Turbine Fuel System Division) … Little League Coach … School Fundraising Events … High School Banquet Speaker.

Joe Girardi - Northwestern Universitv, 1986, Baseball, Industrial Engineering Major. 3.468 GPA Three-Time AAA ... also named three-time Academic All-Big Ten ... Dean's List. .. three-time All-Big Ten Conference Catcher ... ranks in the top eight of nine career categories... 1985 ABCA Third-Team All-American ...Currently, named manager of the Florida Marlins in 2006 after serving as bench coach for the New Yerk Yankees in 2005 … formerly catcher for the Major League Baseball Chicago Cubs ... played professional baseball since 1989. playing with the Cubs. New York Yankees and the Colorado Rockies ... three-time World Series Champion with the Yankees ... been the catcher for Dwight Gooden's no-hitter and David Cone's perfect game ... has a .267 career batting average with 1,097 career bits and 421 RBI's ... serves as the Chicago Cubs player representative ... recipient of the 1997 Ben Epstein "Good Guy" Award...works as a celebrity reader for the Chicago Cubs & Fox Sports Net Chicago "Reading is Cool" program ...co-host of celebrity Golf Classic w hich benefits the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

Brian Gregory - Oakland University, 1990, Men's Basketball, Secondary Education, 3.87 GPA AAA in 1990 ... all-time and single-season leader ... recipient of the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship ... three-time All-GLIAC First Team ...1988-89 Conference Student-Athlete of the Year ... graduated Magna Cum Laude ... member of the Golden Key National Honor Society...four year member of OU's Honor Roll ... currently, Associate Head Basketball Coach at Michigan State University ... Top assistant coach of the 1999-2000 National Championship team ... named the "Nation's Top Assistant in Recruiting" by Basketball News ...2000 Sporting News "Top Assistant Coach" in the Big I O...volunteer coach for the Michigan Special Olympics...consultant to MSU Rebounders Club. which organized a canned food drive for Lansing area food banks ... liaison for MSU Lifeskills program ... guest speaker at various schools in Michigan ... MSU Have a Heart volunteer.

Cathy (Grimes) Miller - , 1985, Women's Basketball, English Major, 3.13 GPA Finished playing career as UVA's leader in scoring, rebounding and field goal percentage... voted to the All-Atlantic Coast Conference team ... finalist for National Player of the Year ... has her #25 Jersey retired ... named to dean's list ... recipient of NCAA Post-Graduate scholarship in 1985 ... graduated from UVA Law School ... currently is an Attorney with the U.S. Department of Education ... serves as legal counsel for the Elementary & Secondary Education and Office of Vocational & Adult Education in federal and administration court proceedings ... acts as sole program attorney for the nationally recognized Public Charter Schools Program ... formerly employed by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration and the firm of McGuire, Woods, Battle & Boothe in Virginia ... recipient of the 1987 NAACP Achievement award ...Co- founder non-profit Adopt-a-Child for Excellence ... member of Alexandria Chamber of Commerce Youth Leadership Institute ... volunteers with various youth programs.

Jill (Groff) Pancha - Syracuse University, 1987, Field Hockey, Electrical Engineering Major, 3.94 GPA 1987 AAA...Co-captain and MVP in 1985-86 ...played in the U.S. Olympic Festival in 1986 ... recipient of the Verhulst Award ... Kodak All-America ... member of the Eta Kappa NU and Tau Beta Pi Honor Societies ... received the 1987 Tau Beta Pi Laureate ... George Berry Outstanding senior award ... graduated Summa Cum Laude... received Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Univ. of Pennsylvania...currently, Senior System Architect for the Dialogic Division of Intel... technical point person architect designer. arbitrator) for new features in DM3 product line ...has served in several software development teams for Intel ... member of the Dialogic Software Quality & Productivity Council and the Schedule Review Committee (1996-97)... Assistant Field Hockey Coach at Univ. of Pennsylvania.

Katie Haller - University of Southern California, 1993, Volleyball, Exercise Science Major, 3.95 GPA Three-time AAA, including being named Team Member of the Year for Volleyball in 1993... Two-time All-America ...three-time All-Pac 10 ... only player in school history to reach 1,500 kill - 1,500 dig mark for her career ...owns various season and school records at USC...bronze medal winner at the 1993 U.S. Olympic Festival ... volunteered with the Physical Therapy department at a Bakersfield , CA hospital ...also volunteered with the Special Olympics... member of the Phi Kappa Phi Honor society... 1993 Woody Hayes Scholar Athlete of the year ... Dean's list every semester at USC... graduated from USC Medical school in 1997 as the top-ranked graduate... currently a MD with the Los Angeles County Women's and Children Hospital. specializing in OBGYN...senior resident in the OBGYN department ... has volunteered on various OBGYN boards and committees.

Dr. Jeffrey Harris - Illinois State University, 1988, Men's Basketball, Chemistry Major, 3.39 GPA Two-time AAA ...NCAA Post-Graduate scholarship recipient... Missouri Valley Academic Achievement Award... Two- time All-MVC... ranks among ISU career leader in all 3-point shooting statistics ... went on to graduate from Indiana University School of Medicine...currently, is an Orthopaedic surgeon in a private practice ... travels to India to provide care to those in need (every 2 years) ... also volunteers at high schools as sideline physician during games.

Lisa G. Harvey - Oklahoma State University, 1990, Softball, Electrical Engineering Major, 3.96 GPA Two-time AAA ... Team Member of the Year (1989) ... two-time All-American (1988-Second team, 1989-First team) ... received Master's degree from Illinois-Chicago in biomedical engineering with a 5.0 GPA (5.0 scale) ... currently, an electrical & process control engineer with Archer Daniels Midland ... awarded by the National Science Foundation for Women & Minorities Advancements in Engineering...volunteers as an ASA umpire and serves in training capacity for rookie umpires ... member of the ASA Umpires Board of Directors.

Chris Hatcher – Valdosta State University, 1995, Football,, Kinesiology/Physical Education, 3.56 Two-time AAA and CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year in 1994 … First team all-America in 1993 and 1994; Finished fourth in Trophy (Division II player of the year) voting in 1993; Won Harlon Hill Trophy in 1994; Still holds 11 school, 9 conference and 8 national Division II records; 41 consecutive starts (29-10-2); Passed for 11,363 yards and 121 touchdowns in career; Member of conference “Team of the 90s”; NCAA Top Eight Award winner in 1994 … Currently head football coach at Valdosta State … Conference coach of the year three times in six-year tenure (2000-2005); Six-year record of 68-10 (.872 winning percentage leads all coaches in Divisions I and II with a minimum of five years as a head coach); Conference record of 50-4; AFCA regional coach of the year two times; AFCA national coach of the year in 2004; Won four conference championship in six years (finished second twice), advancing to Division II playoffs each year; Team was national runnerup in 2002; Team won national championship in 2004. … Has organized area’s largest and most successful blood drive each of the last two years … Spokesman and active volunteer for local chapter of the Boy Scouts of America.

Joseph Heap – University of Notre Dame, 1955, Football,, Communications, 3.2 Three-time AAA (1952-54) … Retired Lt. Col. USAF Reserve … Retired Manager of Employee Relations … National Safety Council – Presidents Award for Administering CPR and Saving life of a co-worker in cardiac arrest … Promoted to Commander, USAF Reserve Unit engaged in Intelligence gathering activities for the United States Military … Holy Cross high school “Man of the Year” award … Volunteer with St. Joseph’s Abbey Pennies For Bread” program preparing and distributing bread, baked by the Abbey Monks, to the needy … Member of Board of directors and past Vice President of the Better Government … Group of Jefferson Parisit, Louisiana.

Pete Howell - Northern Arizona University, 1978, Baseball, Anthropology Major, 3.86 GPA Set numerous records as a pitcher, still holds school career ERA record ... elected to NAU Athletics Hall of Fame ... named NAU Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 1978 ... member of the Phi Kappa Phi honor society ... graduated Magna Cum Laude ... recipient of NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship ... pitched for the Class A Salem Senators ... received MS from Oregon in physical anthropology ... received fellowship at the National Museum of Archeology in Madrid, Spain... former Investigator with the Fresno County Coroners Office, was also a consultant in Forensic Anthropology ... currently, is a Senior Neuroscience Specialist at Bristol Myers Squibb Company ... volunteers as a coach for youth soccer and baseball ... member of the church choir... works with the NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill).

Stefan Humphries - University of Michigan, 1984. Football, Engineering Science Major, 3.66 GPA Two-time AAA ... AP All-American in 1983 ... played in two Rose Bowls, Sugar Bowl and the Bluebonnet Bowl ... two- time All-Big Ten First Team ... National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete... 1996 recipient of the Gerald R. Ford Award, the highest Academic honor given by the Michigan Athletic Department ...received MD from Colorado in 1993 ... currently serves as the Medical Director at the Health South Rehabilitation Hospital of Colorado Springs ... completed residency at the Mayo Clinic ... Drafted in the third round of the NFL draft by the in 1984 ... played five seasons in the NFL, participated in two Super Bowls and was World Champion with the Chicago Bears ... board member for Suicide Prevention of Colorado Springs ...Denver Broncos Alumni Association member...volunteers for BIAC (Brain Injury Association ... speaks with local high schools and churches.

Karen Jennings – University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1993, Women’s Basketball, Health, P.E. & Rec. Studies Major, 3.756 GPA Three-time first-team CoSIDA Academic All-American (1990-93) … Two-time CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year for Women’s Basketball (1991-93) … Three-time Academic All-Big Eight … NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship … 1993 NCAA Woman of the Year Finalist … University of Nebraska Student-Athlete of the Year … Excellence in Service Award, Hooding and Honors Convocation, UNMC … Wade Trophy Award Winner – National Player of the Year (1993); Kodak First-Team All-American (1993) … Big Eight Female Athlete of the Year (1992-93); Two-time Big Eight Player of the Year (1991-92, 1992-93) … Three-time first- team All-Big Eight … Nebraska All-Time Leader Scorer with 2,405 Points; Only player in NU history with 2,000 points and 1,000 career rebounds; Captain of Nebraska’s All-Century Team for Women’s Basketball … Currently Realtor for CBS Home Real Estate … CBS Circle of Excellence … Physical Therapist, Methodist Hospital in Omaha (1998-2002) … Board Member of “Joint Effort” Volleyball Tournament for the Arthritis Foundation; Motivational Speaker … Test site counselor for Nebraska AIDS Project … Youth mentor (1995-2005); Salvation Army “Adopt a Family” program (2005); Featured Speaker at numerous events for YMCA, Girl Scouts and area High Schools.

Jeff Kaiser - Western Michigan University, 1982, Baseball, Accounting Major, 3.54 GPA Three-time AAA ... named to Mid-American Conference All-Academic First Team 1980-82 ... holds WMU record for career victories...member of the WMU Athletic Hall of Fame ... tenth round pick of the Oakland A's in 1982 and pitched for 12 professional seasons. saw action with the A's, Indians, Tigers Reds and Mets...currently, owner of the Downriver Baseball Center, which has help guide 51 athletes to play college baseball and softball, four of which are still playing professionally ... serves on advisory board for the Downriver Guidance Clinic Opportunity Center. which assists needy youth ...volunteers at Aquina Catholic High, as a Heritage for Students Action committee member...part of the Professional Baseball Players of America. which provides donations to charitable organizations.

Dr. Harry Khasigian - University of Southern California, 1970, Football. Psychology Major, 3.73 GPA Two-time All-Pac 8 selection at offensive guard ... teams won three straight Pac 8 championships and the 1967 National Championship...honorable mention All-American ... UPI and AP All-Coast ... Football Alumni Club Award Winner in 1969 for best GPA ... graduated magna cum laude ... graduated from USC's School of Medicine in 1974 ... currently is an orthopaedic surgeon focusing on sports medicine ... is a member of eight medical societies ... volunteers as a clinical professor at UC-Davis as team physician for Jesuit High School and the Ashton Rugby Football Club, and as the coach of the Jesuit Rugby Football Club ... is president of the Sacramento Rugby Football Club and is on the board of directors of the Arthritis Foundation.

Gail (Koziara) Boudreaux - Dartmouth College, 1982, Women's Basketball, Psychology Major, 3.47 GPA Two-time AAA ... four-time first team All-Ivy...only player in history to be three-time Ivy League Player of the Year ... holds 2 3 school records and is Dartmouth's all-time leading scorer and re-bounder ... led NCAA in rebounding in 1979-80 ... outdoor track honors include four-time heptagonal shot put and two-time discus champion... 1982 All-American in shot put ... currently. Executive Vice President, External Operations for Health Care Service Corporation ... In her current position, she oversees each of the corporation’s Blue Cross and Blue Shield Plans in Illinois, Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma, as well as the corporation’s subsidiaries ... MBA from Columbia Business School in 1989 ... volunteers for United Way, Dartmouth College Alumni Association and YMCA Sports Youth Leagues ... a member of the Group Health Association of America and Chicago Health Care Executives Forum ... Board of Directors for Etna Healthcare Mid- Atlantic as well as North and South Carolina.

John Krimm Jr. – University of Notre Dame, 1982, Football, Philosophy Major, 3.65 GPA Byron V. Kanalay Student-Athlete Award Winner … Graduated Magna Cum Laude … Recipient of NCAA post-graduate scholarship … 1st Team Sporting News and NEA All-American … Member of Football Club 1982-84 … Currently employed by Millisor & Nobil as an Associate- Labor and employment relations law on behalf of management … Tulane Law School graduated 2nd in class of 232 … Honors include Order of Coif; Magna Cum Laude, Law Review, Gertler Law Review for best case notes, Best grade in class in Contracts, Criminal Law, Civil Property II, Advanced Civil Procedure, Evidence, Professional Responsibility, Federal Jurisdiction, Employment Discrimination … 100% Self-sufficient through law school … Christmas in April- Columbus … Notre Dame Club of Columbus --- St. Agatha Roman Catholic Church- Calling Committee for Bishop’s Annual Appeal.

George J. Kunz - University of Notre Dame, 1969, Football, Communication Arts Major, 3.338 GPA Three-year starter... 1969 Notre Dame Scholar Athlete of the Year...NCAA Scholarship Award winner ... National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Scholar ... played professionally for the Falcons and the Colts ... was a football color analyst for NBC Sports ... currently, owner of several McDonalds Restaurants ... chairman. McDonald’s OPNAD Promotion sub-committee... Vice President of Las Vegas McDonald"s Operator Association ... Board member of Centre City Development Committee ... has volunteered coaching several youth football teams and community organizations.

Kimberly Lacken - The College of New Jersey, 1988, Women's Basketball, Criminal Justice Major, 3.73 GPA. Two-time AAA ... Four-year TSC Scholar-Athlete ...TCNJ's all-time leading scorer (1.518 pts) and rebounder (855) today ... received law degree from -Camden in 1991 ... Kodak All-American ...NJAC Female Athlete of the Year (1988) ... holds several records at TCNJ ... currently. Assistant Prosecutor for the Mercer County Prosecutors Office ... serves as team leader in Trial Department and is head of the forfeiture department ... has been an adjunct professor at TCNJ since 1995 ... volunteers teaching police officers in supplementary education program ... mentors high school students in criminal justice as part of Mercer County Prosecutor's office "Buddy Program"-volunteers at TCNJ"s Career Day on an annual basis.

Richard Lackner - Carnegie Mellon University, 1979, Football, History, 3.55 GPA Dean's list all 8 semesters ... AAA in 1976 ... Two-time team captain ... Defense MVP of conference (PAC) ... Three-time All-PAC member … currently Head football coach at Carnegie Mellon ... 20 consecutive non-losing seasons as head coach ...4-time Conference Coach of the Year ...Winningest coach in Carnegie Mellon University history with 138 wins ... has been a part of 31 consecutive non- losing seasons, 13 conference championships, five NCAA playoff appearances and a 245-91-4 (.726) record from 1975-2005 … In 2003 was inducted into the Western Pennsylvania Hall of Fame … Was awarded the Bob Prince Award at the Catholic Youth Organization's 29th annual dinner … Has volunteered to read to inner city elementary students in Pittsburgh ... Has volunteered as a Little League softball and baseball coach ... Selected to National NCAA Football rules committee.

Margaret Lally-Marous – Univ. of Notre Dame, 1980, Women’s Basketball,, Pre-Professional, 3.74 Magna Cum laude … Dean’s List All Semesters … Kanaly Award graduation 1981 … First four-year letterwinner for women at Notre Dame (Basketball) … Currently has a private practice in dermatology in Pittsburgh, Pa. … University of Pittsburgh Medical School 1981-85 … Awarded the Dermatology Award in graduating class … Internship – Mercy Hospital – Pittsburgh … Residency in Dermatology – University of Pittsburgh … Teaching clinical appointment – University of Pittsburgh 1991 … Mother of 6 children … Volunteer – coach basketball every winter at local catholic school … Run little dribblers clinic for K-2 years.

Brent Lang - University of Michigan, 1990, , Industrial & Operations Engineering Major, 3.82 GPA 1989 AAA... four-time NCAA individual swimming Champion... 12-time NCAA All-American... 1988 O1ympic Gold medalist.., 1990 World Championships two-time gold medalist ...Steele Bailey Outstanding Senior Engineer...8-time Dean's List ... Tan Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society ... graduate of the Stanford University Graduate School of Business ... currently, Vice President of Marketing at Vocera Communications ...created business plan and led investor presentations to venture capitalists ... former Director of Marketing for 3Com...volunteers on L.A. Street Project. which assists underprivileged children in L.A....member of the U.S. Swimming Executive Committee ... active participant in the Challenge for Charity ...volunteers on the "I Have A Dream'" program for tutoring children in Low-income schools ... member of the Stanford Alumni Consulting Team. which consults for non-profit organizations.

Thomas Lewandowski - Syracuse University, 1987, Swimming, Bioengineering, 3.44 GPA 1987 AAA... 1985 Big East Champion in the 400 Medley Relay ... US national qualifier... 1986 All Big East Conference Academic Team ...SU Outstanding Senior Engineer and Bioengineer Award...Sigma Xi National Research Honor Society...Tau Beta Pi Honor Society... graduated Cum Laude ... received MD from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry ... currently. Director of Echocardiography for the Appleton Cardiology Associates ... First Place American College of Physicians Iowa Chapter (1995) ... member of American Society of Echocardiology, Wisconsin Medical Society and is a Fellow for the American College of Cardiology...does maintenance work for the Montessori School and Moses Montefiore Synagogue ... has been published in various medical Journals ... serves on the Board of Directors at the Appleton Cardiology Associates ...Medical Advisor for Cardiac Rehabilitation.

Gregory Marx – University of Notre Dame, 1972, Football,, Psychology, 3.3 Two-time AAA … Dean’s List … Received two post-graduate scholarships … Unanimous Football All-American 1972 … Co- captain, 1972 … 1973-74 Atlanta Falcons … 1981 – National Trust School … 1983 Harvard University – Business Management School … 1991 Certified Trust and Financial Advisor (C.T.F.A.) Designation – awarded by Institute of Certified Bankers … Admitted to practice law in Michigan and Indiana … Currently Group Pension Manager for Manulife Financial … St. Scholastica Catholic Church, Parish Council … Big Brother Program … Board of Directors Ø Trust Council of Detroit, Reliance Co. Inc. … Trust Committee Ø State of Michigan … YMCA Director and Vice President … RoyÕs Club President and Director … Notre Dame Monogram Club Director

Shari Matvey - University of Notre Dame, 1982, Women' s Basketball, Pre-Professional Major, 3.4 GPA Notre Dame Scholar ... Dean's List ...Notre Dame Club of St. Joseph Valley Top Student-Athlete in 1982, 1983 ... First Notre Dame player to score more than 1,000 points during her career ... enjoyed a career-best 17.6 scoring average as she set an Irish single season freshman mark for points in a season (529), which still stands ... only player to average double figures in rebounding (10.2) in a single season ... formerly held Notre Dame single season blocks record (94) as she averaged 3.1 blocks per game in her rookie season ... Currently, partner of Physicians Anesthesia Services, Inc. ... Co- Director, Good Samaritan Hospital Pain Clinic in Cincinnati...Women in Medicine ... American Society of Anesthesiologists ...Program Director and Recruiter for Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists ... Medical student instructor... Boys' elementary school basketball coach ... Catholic Identity Speaker ... Turner Farm Community Shareholder Association (dedicated to the preservation and promotion of organic farming) ... Foster Grandparent Program ... mother of five children ... Family Activities Coordinator, Indian Hill Mothers' Group.

Dr. Eric McCarty - University of Colorado (Boulder), 1988, Football, Kinesiology Major, 3.75 GPA Two-time AAA ... earned four varsity letters in football as a fullback and linebacker-first team All-Big Eight at linebacker as a senior-four time Academic All-Big Eight team member ... Rhodes Scholarship finalist ...completed residency as Chief of Orthopaedic Surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center ... graduated with honors from the University of Colorado's School of Medicine in 1993 ... currently, Assistant Professor and Team Physician for Vanderbilt Athletics ... also is on the Clinical Staff, Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation at Veteran's Administration Hospital in Nashville. TN.... received several awards in medical school. including the Carbon Gillaspie Award for the highest overall GPA, and the American Federation of Clinical Research Award for outstanding student research ... volunteered as adult leader of Vanderbilt University Fellowship of Christian Athletes... gives public speeches to community groups on anti-drug topics.

Joel “Buddy” McClinton – Auburn University, 1970, Football, Business Administration major, 1.78 GPA (3.0 scale) Academic All-America team in 1969 ,,, Academic All-SEC team … Lettered for Auburn from 1967-69 … Named to three consecutive football All-SEC defensive teams … Started every game in his career … Named the 1968 Sun Bowl Most Valuable Player as a … First team consensus All-American safety … Named to seven All-America teams … All-time leader in interceptions at Auburn with 18 … Single-season interceptions leader with nine … Will be inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in May 2006

Paul McDonald - University of Southern California, 1980, Football, Business Finance Major, 3.51 GPA Set 17 NCAA. Pac 10 and USC records at quarterback ... led USC to a National Championship and two Rose Bow l v ictories...first team All-American by the Football News, second team AP All-American, and first team All-Pac 10 ... team's co-MVP ... AAA in 1978 and '79 ...NCAA Top Five Scholarship winner ... played in the NFL for eight seasons with the Cleveland Browns. Dallas Cowboys and Seattle Seahawks...currently, works as a radio color commentator for USC football games ... distributed health related products for McDonald & Associates and was a television commentator for Runaway Entertainment ... volunteer work includes serving on the board of governors of Orange County's Cardinal & Gold. serving on the board of commerce association for Orange County. and serving as chairman of the Orange County Boy Scouts of America Sports Committee.

Joseph McIntosh - Washington State University, 1973, Baseball, Zoology Major, 3.35 GPA Three-time first team AAA ... Won 34 games as a pitcher at WSU, a school record ... threw a perfect game in 1973- graduated cum laude ... was a member of the Order of the Coif for finishing in the top 10% of the graduating class ... currently, a practicing attorney...graduated from the University of the Pacific's McGeorge School of Law in 1980... also received master's of law in tax (LLM) from New York's University of Law in 1980 ... member of the Washington State Bar Assn .... Author and speaker on Business, Tax, and Employee Benefits Law ... active volunteer in WSU's Foundation Planned Giving Advisory Board and Baseball Endowment Fund, as well as being a long-time coach of youth baseball and basketball ... also a member of WSU's board of trustees.

Scott McLuckey - Westminster College (PA), 1978, Football, Chemistry Major, 3.9 GPA Played on two NAIA National Championship teams ... Dean's list every semester Westminster... Presidential Scholar ...AIC Outstanding Senior Chemistry Major Award ... president of Theta Chi Fraternity ... currently Professor of Chemistry at Purdue University ... established internationally recognized research program in analytical chemistry and mass spectrometry ... has published over 150 scientific papers ... holds two U.S. patents and has presented over 100 invited lectures at national and international scientific meetings... recipient of many science related awards, such as the Curt Branee Prize from the International Mass Spectrometry Society...volunteers on many programs at the national laboratory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, where he was formerly employed full-time ... Editor of International Journal of Mass Spectrometry-serves on many advisory boards for Mass Spectrometry, including American Society for Mass Spectrometry Review Board.

Kathryn McMinn – University of Georgia, 1984, , Biochemistry Major, 3.61 GPA NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship … Top 5 percent of class at UGA Honors Day …Marilyn Vincent Award (graduating woman athlete with highest GPA) … Premed honor society … Golden Key honor society … First four-time All-American at Georgia in any sport … Set four of a possible five school records as a senior … Four-time All-SEC … Seven individual SEC championships and five region championships … Currently Medical Doctor at Atlanta Pulminary Group, LLC … American College of Chest Physicians-Fellow … Society of Critical Care Medicine … American Thoracic Society … Formerly employed at Chattanooga Heart Institute (1996-98) and Decatur Pilmonary Associates (1995-96) … Blue Key honor society.

Jane (Neff) Myers - Purdue University, 1984, Volleyball, Geological Engineering Major, 5.83 GPA (6.0 scale) Four year letterwinner … All-American and All-Big Ten selection ... voted most valuable player ... graduated with honors ... selected most outstanding senior woman engineering student ... winner of prestigious Olympia Award ... presently. owner and President of Myers Biodynamic near her home in Bainbridge Island, WA ... Vice-President of the Board of Directors of Bainbridge Island Land Trust Conservation Group.

Dr. Preston G. Neumayr - University of California, Davis, 1983, Men's Basketball, Biology Major, 3.50 GPA NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Award ... Won W.P. Lindley award as UC Davis outstanding Scholar athlete ...Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society ...UC Davis Top Senior Award ... Cal Aggie Athletic Hall of Fame ... Three-time all-Northern California Athletic Conference ... Ranks 2nd all-time in career scoring 1.578 )...Only Aggie ever to be drafted by NBA (7th Round, Kansas City Kings) ... Currently is the Attending Anesthesiologist at Mills Peninsula Hospital ...earned M.D. from UC San Diego Medical School in 1987. ..Completed internship and residency in internal medicine at UC Irvine in 1990 ... Completed residency in Anesthesiology at UC San Francisco in 1993 ... Quality Assurance for Department of Anesthesiology, Mills Peninsula Hospital ... Served as Vice Chair of QA(1994-99), Chair (1999-Present) ... Volunteered as UC Davis Medical Center as an Undergraduate ... Coaches for YMCA San Mateo Youth Basketball (1997- Present)...NCAA Volunteer for youth program ... Cal Aggie Alumni Association (1998-present).

Gary Novak – University of Notre Dame, 1974, Basketball, Physics Major, 3.5 GPA Graduated Magna Cum Laude … Averaged 19.5 points and 10.3 rebounds as a freshman … Three-year averages of 12.9 points and 8.7 rebounds … Currently maintains a private practice in internal medicine in Glenview, Ill. … Diplomat, American Board of Medical Examiners- July 1978 … Diplomat, American Board of Internal Medicine- September 1980 … Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine Loyola University, Stritch School of Medicine … Chairman, Medical Education Committee- 1987-88, St. Francis Hospital … Member-At-Large, Medical Executive Committee- 1986-87, St. Francis Hospital … Member of American College of Physicians, American Medical Association, Chicago Medical Society, Illinois State Medical Society, American Society of Internal Medicine, Illinois Society of Internal Medicine.

Kathleen O’Neil – St. Michael's College, 1981, Basketball/Field Hockey, Political Science Major, 3.8 GPA Dean's List eight semesters ... recipient of Victor V. LeMieux '35 Award (given annually to one Saint Michael's varsity athlete annually who displays loyalty and leadership) ... George "Doc'' Jacobs Award ... four-year letterwinner. Basketball & Field Hockey ... third all-time scorer with 1.361 pts...holds program record for career scoring average (17.9 ppg) and single-season scoring average (22.1 ppg in 1980-81)... two-time co-captain in basketball... Saint Michael's Athletics Hall of Fame... Currently, Head Women's Basketball Coach at the University of Massachusetts Lowell...19th season as Head Coach at UML ... career record of 315-204 ...eight NCAA Division II Tournament appearances the past 13 seasons ...WBCA District I Division II Coach of the Year ... three-time NECC Coach of the Year (1991,1993.1997)...1990 Eastern College Athletic Conference Division II champions ... Reading with Rowdy (UML school mascot) ... works with homeless shelters...baby-sitting in after-school programs as part of UML women's basketball team ... volunteering with the Ra-Ra program at Special Olympics events.

Al Parker – University of Georgia, 1991, Tennis, Major n/a, GPA n/a 1991 Academic All-American of the Year … McWhorter and Clayton-Wilhite Scholar-Athlete awards … SEC Academic Honor Roll … NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship … Blackstone Tennis Scholar … UGA Scholar-Athlete … Four-time All- American and All-SEC … 1991 National Player of the Year … Volvo Collegiate Tennis Champion … SEC Indoor Singles Champion, 1990 … Currently Vice President at Morgan Stanley … Formerly analyst for Bowles, Hollowell, Conner & Co. … MBA from Harvard in 1998 … Investment banker at Robinson-Humphrey and JP Morgan … Habitat for Humanity … Community service projects with Kappa Alpha fraternity.

Jim Paxson - University of Dayton, 1979, Men's Basketball, Marketing Major, 3.34 GPA First team All-American by US Basketball Writers in 1978-79 ... averaged 18 points and 4.5 rebounds per game during four-year career...ranks first on UD's career list in minutes played, assists and steals, and is third in scoring... two-time Academic All-American, First Team in 1978-79... played in the NBA for 11 years ... was a team captain, player representative and two-time All-Star during career ... named to both the University of Dayton's Diamond Anniversary Team and All-Century Team...also named to the Portland Trailblazer's five best all-time players in conjunction with the 25th anniversary of that franchise...inducted into Oregon's Sports Hall of Fame ... member of the UD Athletic Hall of Fame...his father, also named Jim, is in the UD Athletic Hall of Fame, making them the only father-son combination in UD's Hall...Jim's brother John is a member of the CoSIDA Academic America Hall of Fame...Jim has served as a committee member of NBA Certified Agent Regulation Committee and vice president of the NBA Players Association ... participated as a member of NBA/NBPA collective bargaining team ... has lectured for more than 12 years at youth basketball clinics...active in numerous charities at every stop in his NBA career as a player and executive.

Col. Yancey Phillips - University of Delaware, 1970, Football, Chemical Engineering Major, 3.27 GPA Three-year starter at offensive tackle ... All-East in 1970 ... earned All-Middle Atlantic Conference Honors in 1968 ... currently, as a Colonel, Medical Corps, serves as the chief of the department of medicine at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center...was the center's chief of the department of respiratory research from 198387...from 1987-90 was the director of the medical intensive care unit. and was the chief of the pulmonary and critical care medicine services from 1990-93 ... is a Fellow. American College of Physicians ... won the department of the Army’s R&D Achievement Award in 1988 ... has been awarded the Meritorious Service Med with 4 Oak Leaf Clusters.

Mike Phipps - Purdue University, 1970, Football, Industrial Management Major, 5.03 (6.0 scale GPA) 1969 Heisman Trophy runner-up... 1969 All-American quarterback ... two-time All-Big Ten... 1969 Big Ten MVP ... set 24 records during collegiate career ... two-time Academic All-Big Ten ... AAA in 1968 ... enjoyed 12-year NFL career ... inducted into Purdue's HOF in 1995 ...NCAA Silver Anniversary Award Winner ... currently owner of Phipps Freedom Line and Phipps Sports Marketing as well as insurance agent at Northwestern Mutual Life ... active in Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... member of Spanish River Presbyterian Church.

Lance Pilch - United States Air Force Academy, 1993, Baseball, Electrical Engineering Major, 3.49 GPA Two-time AAA... Two-time Academic All-Western Athletic Conference (1992.1993)... 1993 Co- captain ... Three-year letterwinner and two-year starter in the outfield... l 1 career triples are seventh on the AFA career list ... Hit .361 in 1992 with a team-high 12 stolen bases...Hit 3.15 as a senior and tied the then-school record with 8 triples (now 2nd in history) ... major in the United States Air Force... Fighter pilot who flew in combat in Iraq ... Currently an instructor in the F/A-22, the Air Force's newest plane ... is the only pilot in the world qualified to fly the F-16. F-15, and the F/A-22 ... was the No. 1 graduate out of the Air Force Weapons School (like the movie Top Gun) in 2001 ... voted the "best instructor" by every graduating class ... selected as "best wingman" in 1996 and 1997 and as the "best flight lead" in 1998 ... Has over 2,000 total flying hours...led Super Bowl 39 fly-by, first ever joint fly-by between the F-22 and Navy aircraft…graduated from Michigan Business School (Ross School of Business--ranked No. 1 business school in U.S.)…completed it with high academic distinction and selected for Beta Gamma Sigma honor society…currently supervises 170 military, contractors and civilians and over $30 million assets … coached many youth teams in baseball, soccer, and basketball ... spoke at numerous elementary and high schools about being a pilot in the Air Force and about the importance of education ... chosen to be a part of the missing man fly- by for the Air Force Academy's retreat formation in Sept., 2003.

Timothy Pollock – University of Notre Dame, 1977, Baseball, Accounting Major, 3.45 GPA Graduated with Honors … Designated Notre Dame Scholar upon Admission … Passed CPA exam on first sitting … Finalist for the Julius H. Cohn Award presented by the NJ Society of CPAs to a person passing all parts of the CPA exam in the first sitting while attaining one of the five highest grades on the exam … First year of law school- top 5% of class/law review invitee … Graduated law school in top 10% of class/Order of Coif … Earned Varsity letters in 1976 and 1977 … .385 career batting average … Currently Attorney/Partner for Morris, Manning, Martin LLP specializing in real estate taxation and finance … Authored and co-authored two tax articles published in national magazines … Member of Georgia Affordable Housing, Coalition … 1991 NICPA National Real Estate Curriculum Task Force … 1993/1994 State Bar Legislative Committee … Frequent speaker on real estate tax related topics at local and national seminars for professionals … AICPA Natural Real Estate Curriculum Task Force … Frequent speaker on federal income tax topics for the Georgia Society of CPA’s, the North Atlanta Tax Council, the Georgia Institute of Continuing Legal Education and other various organizations … Member of Board of Directors and Officer of Cobb Futbol Club, a non-profit youth soccer league … Soccer coach at East Cobb YMCA (won U-10 league championship and lost in State Championship Finals) … ALTA Tennis (member of neighborhood tennis team competing in the Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association, a 30,000+ member tennis league).

John Porter - Davidson College, 1981, Baseball, Pre-Medicine Major, 3.883 GPA Two-time AAA ... Honorary Societies. Omicron Delta Kappa and Phi Beta Kappa... graduated Magna Cum Laude ... All- Southern Conference (1979, 1980) ...Davidson Athletic Hall of Fame in 1993 ... career batting average of .343 ranks eighth in school history ...62 career stolen bases ranks fourth at Davidson ...Currently, Clinical Surgery Professor/Section of Trauma and Critical Care Chief at University Medical Center... 1985 Lange Medical Publications Medical Award... Chief of Division of Trauma at Alameda County Medical Center. 1998-99 ... Distinguished Lecturer National Medical Association, 1999 ... Author of the Tao of Star Wars ... Kids Saving Kids Violence Prevention Program, Coordinator (1994-95)... Chair of the Prevention Institute's Policy Panel on Gun Violence, 1999-present ... Board of Directors, Pan African Society, 1994 ... Board of Trustees at Davidson College, 1998-present.

Gary Potempa D.D.S. – University of Notre Dame, 1974, Football, Pre-Medicine, 3.2 Dean’s List 1971-73 … 1973 Orange Bowl…1973 Sugar Bowl National Champs … McArthur Bowl … 2nd leading tackler in 1973 … 1971 Best Freshman LB & 1973 Best Linebacker (Spring Football Awards) … Currently a dentist in Libertyville, Ill. … Started Potempa & Cloe PC in 1998; current president … Constructed American Way Professional Bldg. in 1998 … Represented dentistry through presentations at pre-schools, grade schools and high school classes … 1998 donated used dental equipment that was used in El Salvador … Chicago Dental Society … Youth baseball & basketball coach … Represented the monogram football players at the 2003 Notre Dame Fantasy Football Camp.

Amy (Privette) Perko - Wake Forest University, 1987, Basketball, History major, 3.8 GPA Three-time AAA ... graduated Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa ...All ACC second team ... Wake Forest Student Athlete of the Year (1987) ... at time of graduation was WFU's all-time leader in points, assists. steals, rebounds. field goals made, field goals attempted, free throws made, free throws attempted ... current record holder for points in a game (38)...NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship recipient ... Founded Perko Consulting Group. a marketing and business development media company ... formerly, President of the Fayetteville Patriots NBA Developmental League and Associate A.D. at University of Kansas ... served as Tournament Director for NCAA Midwest Regional Women's Basketball Championship in 2000 ... former Chair of the Big 12 Championships and Awards Committee ... Cumberland County Partnership for Children Board of Directors. 2002-present … CommuniCari Inc. Board of Directors. 2003 ... volunteer for Special Olympics and Habitat for Humanity.

Michael A. Pratt - Washington & Jefferson College, 1981, Men's Basketball, Economics/English Major, 3.3 GPA 1981 AAA ... Four year letter winner ... All-Conference selection ... eighth on W & J's all-time scoring list ... tied for most assists in a game ... graduated cum laude, dean's list ... Omicron Delta Epsilon – Economics honorary ,.. Harvard Law School Graduate ... currently attorney/partner with Pepper Hamilton, LLP in Philadelphia-formally, Chief Deputy City Solicitor for the City of Philadelphia ...Chairman-Foundation for Educational Excellence ... member of the Committee of Seventy ... Governor's Judicial Advisory Commission for Philadelphia ... volunteers with Big Brothers Association of Philadelphia and Philadelphia Futures... recipient of the Public Service Award by the American Bar Association ... serves on Univ. of Pennsylvania Law School Public Service Advisory Committee ... Board of Trustees for Community Legal Services.

Tim Quinn - University of Dayton, 1973, Football, Pre-Medicine/Chemistry Major, 3.84 GPA Two-time AAA ... John L. Macbeth Scholar Athlete ... member of the National Football Foundation Scholar-*Athlete Hall of Fame ... recipient of the Medical Economics Award in 1972 ... Currently, self employed as a Orthopedic Surgeon ... certified and a diplomat of American Board of Orthopedic Surgery, Assistant Clinical Professor of Surgery at Wright State University ... fellow of American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons ...Orthopedic Consultant for the University of Dayton Athletic Programs ...serves as team physician for several area high schools ... active member of the Dayton Chapter of the National Football Foundation.

Joseph Restic –University of Notre Dame, 1979, Football, Pre-Professional, 3.4 NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship … Brian V. Kanaley Award for Outstanding Senior Student Athlete at Notre Dame … John W. McMullin Award for Outstanding Monogram Athlete at Notre Dame … National Football Foundation Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete 1979 … Matthew Cryer Honor Society 1983 – University of Pennsylvania … 1977 National Championship Team … Played in five Notre Dame bowl games (Japan 1979, East/West 1979, Cotton Bowl 1977 & 1978, Gator Bowl 1976 … Played professional football for Boston Breakers 1983-85 … Currently is a dentist/orthodontist in Lake Oswego, Ore. … International Special Olympic Games, 1987 … University of Notre Dame Monogram Club Board of Directors

Dr. Colleen Sandor - Canisius College, 1986, Softball, Psvchology/Gerontology Certificate Major, 3.80 GPA DiGamma Honor Society ... graduated Summa Cum Laude ...NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship ...Canisius College Student Athlete of the Year ... inducted into Canisius College Sports Hall of Fame (1997) ... two career no-hitters ... received Ph.D. in 1996 from University of Utah ... currently, a Psychologist in a Private Practice named Cornerstone Counseling Center in Utah ... presented papers at the Society for Psychotherapy Research Meeting in 1999 and the Annual American Psychological Association in 1990 ... member of Utah HIV Coordination of Care Council ... Board of Directors of Utah Chapter of the ACLU ... volunteers with the ACLU, the Utah AIDS Foundation. and the Utah Arts Festival.

Daniel Schayes - Syracuse University, 1981, Men's Basketball, Chemistry Major, 3.23 GPA 1981 AAA...as a senior lead team in scoring, rebounds, FG % and blocked shots ...MVP of Big East Tournament Championship Team (1981)...NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship ...NCAA All-American ... All-Big East selection ... member of the U.S. team that won the Gold Medal at the Maccabiah Games... 1981 NBA first round draft pick of the Denver Nuggets ... played in the NBA for 18 years and played in over 1,200 games...currently, is a self employed Entrepreneur and a TV Broadcaster for TNT and the Seattle Super Sonics...served as a NBA Players Union Representative for 10 years ... member of the U.S. Committee Sports for Israel. Board of Directors (1990-present) ... celebrity spokesperson for the United Cerebral Palsy (1985 87) ...Anti-Defamation League Board of Directors(1986- 91)...participated with the "Stay in School" and Special Olympics.

Randy Schleusener – University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1981, Football, Life Sciences Major, 3.576 GPA NCAA Today’s Top Eight Award Winner … Two-time First-Team Academic All-American … NFF/ Hall of Fame Postgraduate Award … NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship … All-American, All-Big Eight and team captain in 1980 Member of NCAA’s top-ranked rush offense … Inducted into the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame, 2002 … Inducted into the South Dakota Sports Hall of Fame, 2003 … Currently President, Black Hills Orthopedic and Spine Center … Named president of group of 11 physicians in clinic … Board-certified in Orthopedic Surgery, 1994 (recertified 2005) … Spine Surgery Fellowship, State University of New York Health Science Center, 1991-92 … Assistant Professor, Division of Orthopedics, University of Utah Medical Center, 1992-97 … Articles published in respected journals Spine and Journal of Biomechanics … Poster presentation, International Society for the Study of the Lumbar Spine … Rapid City Chamber of Commerce … Church Council Confirmation guide, Calvary Lutheran Church … Youth soccer coach, 6 years … Licensed high school football referee for area high schools, 5 years.

Rick Schmidt –University of Illinois, 1975, Basketball, Agricultural Industries, 4.28/5.0 Two-time AAA … George Huff Award (given by U of I Alumni Association) … Two-time Team MVP … Second Team All-Big Ten … Averaged 21.4 points per game as a junior (second in Big Ten) and 21.2 points per game as a senior … Ranks 32nd in Illini history in scoring (1105) … Led Illinois in points, assists, and rebounds in 1975 and points and rebounds in 1974 … Named to Illinois’ 75 Anniversary All-Star Team … Currently the President and CEO of Royal Properties, which he founded … Former color commentator for Illinois basketball … Has endowed a basketball scholarship at Illinois … Past President of Illinois’ Varsity I Association … Member of Illinois’ Loyalty Circle.

Roger Schmuck - Arizona State University, 1971, Baseball, Physical Education Major, 3.0 GPA 1970 AAA in Baseball ...1969 Junior College 1st Team All-American... 1971 Division I All-American ...currently, Physical Education Instructor at Mesa Community College ... served as Head Baseball Coach in 1983-84 ... has served as Assistant Athletic Director and Academic Advisor at MCC...named the Southwest Baseball Coach of the Year in 1990 ... participates in the Mesa Arizona little League Clinics and the Mesa Thunderbird Junior College Baseball Tournament ... director of the Mesa Thunderbird Golf Tournaments.

Scott Shipman -Nebraska Wesleyan University, 1991, Football, Biopsychology Major, 4.00 GPA Two-time AAA... All-Conference Honorable Mention ... member of the following honor societies, Blue Key (served as president). Phi Kappa Phi Gold Key, Psi Chi and Pi Gamma Mu...first team NAIA Scholar Athlete ...currently, Oregon Health & Science University as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Pediatrics and Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine … Former Research Fellow/Pediatrician at Johns Hopkins Medical Institution ... works for the Division of Health Policy & Management within the School of Public Health ... worked as a Pediatric consultant in Nepal and Belize ... served as Team Physician for College of Notre Dame and Friends Prep School ... worked on the development of the medical student section of the American Academy of Pediatrics ... appointed by the AMA Board of Directors to serve on the Liaison Committee on Medical Education... served as Chair of the American Academy of Pediatrics Resident Committee.

Michael Silliman - deceased – U. S. Military Academy, 1966, Men's Basketball, Math/Engineering. 2.45 (3.0 ,scale) GPA Three-year member of Army's baseball and basketball teams ... AP All-American in basketball as a senior ... Dean's List student ... winner of 1966 Army Athletic Association Award as the top senior athlete in the class ... captained the US Olympic Basketball team to gold medal in 1968 Olympics ... served in Army until 1970, achieving rank of captain ... formerly, vice president of development for Faulkner Hinton and Associates. a real-estate development company ... volunteered for the Boy Scouts of America and the Old Kentucky Home Council ... served on the board of directors for University of Louisville Athletics and St. Xavier High School.

Kayla (Skelly) Lankford - Western Michigan University, 1986, Cross Country, Biomedical Major, 3.94 GPA Three-time AAA ... Mid-American Conference "Athlete of the Decade" for the 1980s...WMU scholar-athlete in 1986 ... captured 7 MAC individual championships ... recipient of the 1986 NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Award ... one of 40 Presidential Scholars ... received medical degree from Wayne State University ... currently Medical Doctor at Sonorano Medical Center ... served a three year residency at St. Mary's Hospital in Grand Rapids, MI.... volunteers as a Sunday school teacher at Community Church of Joy...lectures elementary children in the dangers of tobacco use ... instructs medical students twice a week.

Pam Smith – Wittenberg University, 1988, Basketball, Biology/Health & PE, 3.43 Voted team MVP three seasons … Was Wittenberg's leading scorer until 1988 … Still holds school record for scoring average (season and career) … Led the Tigers in scoring and rebounding for three years … Currently ninth leading career scorer and sixth all-time rebounder … Currently Associate AD, SWA and head women’s basketball coach at Wittenberg with career record of 367-150 through 2005 … Six-time NCAC Coach of the Year … Has led the Tigers to 10 NCAC regular season championships and seven NCAC tournament titles … Named Converse Division III Coach of the Year in 1993 … Wittenberg Hall of Honor inductee in 1999 … Member of American College of Sports Medicine … AAHPERD … NCAA Division III Atlantic Region Advisory … Has been battling cancer since 1990.

James Smithberger - University of Notre Dame, 1968, Football, Business Management Major, 3.238 GPA President's Award for Highest Academic Average for a senior football player (1967)... Gamma Sigma Honorary Business Fraternity. 1967 ... Sporting News All-America football team ... Member of North team in the North/South College All- Star game (1967) ... Drafted in 5th round by the Boston Patriots football team in 1968 ... is currently retired ... spent 16 years in Sales and Marketing with AT&T and subsidiaries C&P Telephone, Southern Bell and Southwestern Bell ... twelve years in various Sales Management positions with MCI...last position was a Regional Director. Florida... recognized as a member of the "Chairman's Inner Circle" at MCI...received recognition as #1 Branch in MCI for 1995 ... Police Athletic League of Pasco County Football Coach ... South Florida Football Officials Association... "Leadership Tampa-... Board of Directors for The Children's Home and Hibiscus Children's Home (residential facilities for abused children) ... Past President of The Notre Dame Club of Miami.

Steve G. Sogge - University of Southern California, 1969, Football, Business Major, 3.24 GPA Two-time AAA ... was a two sport athlete in football and baseball ... led USC to a championship in Football ( 1967) and baseball (1968) ... number 9 on USC's all-time passing list ... played minor league baseball then coached college football at the University of Oregon ... currently, Owner/Manager of Real Wood Products ... volunteers as coach for high school and youth leagues ... executive council member of his church ... serves on board of directors at the Lakeside Clinic. a non- profit health and family clinic.

Steve Stipanovich - -Columbia, 1983, Men's Basketball, Health Education/Marketing, 3.35 GPA 1983 AAA ... first team All-Big Eight ... Big Eight Newcomer of the Year ... led MU to 4 Big Eight titles ... Big Eight Player of the Year ... Dean's List ... picked 2nd overall in the 1983 NBA draft, by the Indiana Pacers ... played in the NBA for 5 years (degenerative knee condition forced him to retire) averaged 13.2 points and 7.8 rebounds per game ... currently, Owner of Midwest Coal Resources ... very active in the youth activities in at his church in St. Louis ... helped organize and supervise youth summer camps ... coaches for both youth basketball and soccer leagues ... served as mentor for current Men's Basketball players at Missouri, advising them on their career and life skills issues.

Robert W. Stone - University of Redlands, 1990, Basketball, Political Science Major, 3.747 GPA Two sport athlete in Basketball and Baseball... 1990 AAA for Basketball ... Outstanding Senior Award for leadership and academic excellence ... voted team MVP for basketball ... named all-conference twice ... graduated Magna Cum Laude ... received NCAA postgraduate scholarship ... currently General Counsel and Corporate Secretary for City of Hope and its two nonprofit subsidiaries, City of Hope National Medical Center and the Beckman Research Institute... In house legal counsel for one of the top five non-profit healthcare organizations ... proposed legislation and lobbied for funding for biomedical research into the genetic predisposition for cancer ... volunteer for City of Hope's. Walk for hope against Breast Cancer, and Adopt a Family ... member of the Los Angeles County Lincoln Club and Pasadena Junior Chamber of Commerce ... Board of Directors of Alumni Assoc. of University of Redlands.

Amy (Sullivan) Nordmann - Washington University, 1994, Volleyball, Biology Major. 3.8 GPA Two-time AAA... 1992-93 Academic All-America Volleyball Player of the Year … helped WU to three straight NCAA Championships ... member of only undefeated squad in Division III history (40-0) in 1992...school's record holder for career service aces (284) ... 1992 UAA Player of the Year ... Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Society for medical school at Washington University... 1999 graduate of Washington University medical school ... Class President of medical school ...masters degree in Biological Sciences... Currently clinical instructor of breast imaging at the Mallinckrodt Inst. Of Radiology at Washington U. … Former Radiology resident at Barnes-Jewish Hospital ... involved with Reproductive Health Education programs ... Alumni Board of Directors... Member of Washington University Alumni Association Council for medical school.

Sheila Taormina – University of Georgia, 1990, Swimming, Management Major, 3.79 GPA 13-time All-American … Team captain … School record holder in two events … Three-time Most Valuable Swimmer … SEC Champion in the 400 IM … Gold Medal in 800 free relay for U.S, at 1996 Olympics … Finished sixth in 2000 Olympics as a triathlete … Numerous academic honros at Georgia … Dean’s List all four years … NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship … SEC Academic Honor Roll … Georga Sports Hall of Fame citation for academics … Top 5 percent of class … SEC Postgraduate Scholarship … NCAA Woman of the Year for Georgia … UGA Circle of Honor … Currently self employed as Owner of SheilaT Inc. and Friends for Athletes Inc. …Motivational speaker … Athens Homeless Shelter volunteer … Georgia Special Olympics … UGA Mission Renewal Day speaker.

Christopher Terreri - Providence College, 1986, Ice Hockey, Business Management Major, 3.30 GPA Two-time AAA ... Hockey East's Player of the Year in 1985 ... also the Bauer/Hockey News College Player of the Year in `85 ... MVP of both the Hockey East and NCAA tournaments in 1985 ... Dean's List at PC, as well as winning the school's Scholar Athlete Award ... voted to the College Hockey Statistics Bureau's All-Academic team in 1986 ... member of the 1988 U.S. Olympic team ... has helped the New Jersey Devil's win two Stanley Cups ... recorded nine shutouts and has career goals against mark of 3.07 ... retired after 14 seasons in the NHL, playing in 406 games ... currently, is an Assistant Coach for the Albany River Rats of the American Hockey League...volunteers for several community-service programs for the Devils, which he has done with other teams throughout his career ... member of the board of directors of Oceanview Foods.

Dr. Patrick Tyrance - University of Nebraska, 1990, Football, Biology/Pre-Medicine Major, 3.46 GPA Two-time AAA ...NCAA top Six Award Winner (1990) ...NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Winner (1990) ... Student- Athlete of the Year, Omaha (NE) World Herald ... National Football Foundation & Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete ... Selected in the 1991 NFL Draft by the L.A. Rams ... graduated from Harvard Medical School and received Masters in Public Policy from Harvard ... currently, Orthopaedic Surgery Resident Physician at Massachusetts General Hospital ... several published works ... John Hilton Knowles Fellow ... member of the Curriculum Improvement Committee at the John F. Kennedy School of Government ... founder of Health Careers Mentorship Program. exposing at-risk youths to opportunities in medicine.

Drew Van Horn - Elon University, 1982, Basketball, Human Services Major, 3.7 GPA Two-Time AAA ... twice named NAIA All-Academic Team ... MVP of the Elon Basketball team ... member of the Alpha Chi Academic Honor Society ... named Who's Who of the Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Society ... twice named as the A.L. Hook Athletic Scholar ... graduated Cum Laude ... obtained his M. Ed. Degree from Campbell University in 1983 and his Ph.D. in higher education leadership from the University of South Carolina in May 2002 ... formerly served as Vice President for University Relations and Advancement at Gardner-Webb University ... in Sept. 2002 was named the twelfth president of Brevard College ... serves on the Board of Directors for The Educational Resource Consortium of the Western Carolinas and the Historic Shelby Association ... Chairman of the Board. Communities in Schools-Cleveland County-also works with the United Way of Cleveland County ... serves as a speaker for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

James Vargo - Bellarmine University, 1983, Cross Country/Track, Mathematics Major, 3.95 GPA 1983 At-Large AAA for Track ... holder of 5 school records ... Great Lakes Valley conference champion in 10.000 meter run... graduated #1 in class ... received the Faculty Merit Award in 1983 ... currently Assistant AD & Dir. Of Track and Cross Country at Bellarmine … won Dryzer Mathematics Fellowship in 1983 ... USA representative to International Paralympic Committee ... Athletics Technical Delegate to the USOC...tutors area high school students in mathematics ... guide runner for visually impaired athletes ...USA Paralympic Track Coach (1996 & 2000) ... Kenya Paralympic Team (2004) … speaker at numerous schools on coaching and guiding visually impaired athletes.. member of Board of Directors for Sunny Side Striders and the Louisville Marathon.

Richard Wieters - The Citadel, 1977, Baseball, Business Administration Major, 3.69 GPA Wall Street Journal Student Achievement Award ... Gold Stars (Citadel's highest academic award) ... Economic Honor Society ... Academic Officer for T Company... 1976 and 1977 Southern Conference Player of the Year ... All-American (DH)...member of the Southern Conference's 75th Anniversary Team ... member of the Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame ...5th Round Draft Pick of the Atlanta Braves ... received Atlanta Braves' "Under 3.00 ERA Award"... traded to the Chicago White Sox straight-up for former Major Leaguer Bill Naharodny, 1979... attended spring training and was released (1981) ... played at AA Glen Falls, NY...began career as a CPA ... currently employed by Jones Pounder, PA ... attends St. Matthews Lutheran Church ... volunteer coach at Goose Creek Playground (10 years) ... volunteer coach for American Legion Baseball and Summerville YMCA.

John Wright - University of Illinois, 1968, Football, Education Major, 4.2 GPA (5.0 scale) Two-time AAA ... dean's list ... All Big Ten and All American ... NFL draft ... currently, President of John Wright & Associates. a financial services organization ... honored with "I" man of the Year award in 1998... his son also an AAA, only father son combo to be first team ... member of Champaign Rotary Club... member of the U of I Board of Directors ...board member of YMCA, Illinois Varsity I Association, and Affinity, Inc...active member of his church ... coordinated several fundraising campaigns for organizations such as the United Way and park district.

David M. Yahner - University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown, 1992, Wrestling, Civil Engineering Major, 3.16 GPA Three-time AAA ... Who's Who Among America College & University Students ...GTE Academic All-America Presidential Scholar ... Pittsburgh Underclassmen of the Year, 1990 ... Three-time NCAA Division II All-American ...Four-time Regional Champion ... Career Record of 113-23-1 ... Currently. a Civil Engineer for The FADS Group, Inc, ...in 1999 was registered as a Professional Engineer.

Richard A. Yunkus - Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), 1971, Men's Basketball, Industrial Management, 3.50 GPA All-time leading scorer with 2,232 points and 26.6 career points-per-game average ... sixth in nation in scoring as junior with 30.1 average ... two-time All -American...team captain ... named to All-NIT tournament team ... GA College "Player of the Year"...Currently is an investment representative for Edward Jones Investments, since January 1996 ... Serves on the board of the Rend Lake College Foundation, received the Presidential Award for Dedication in December, 2000, for ... Served as president of Banterra Bank's Banterra Insurance Services in Christopher. IL, from 1990-1996 ... Served as president of Southern IL Terminex prior to joining Banterra in 1990 ... Voted on the Greatest 50 Athletes of the 20th Century at Georgia Tech in 2000 ... Inducted into State of Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 1998, and is also a member of the Georgia Tech Sports Hall of Fame.

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