Towson University Athletic Hall of Fame
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The Towson University Athletic Hall of Fame serves recognition to outstanding athletes who become successful later on after they graduate from Towson University
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[edit] History
It was conceived in 1963 and developed by Dr. Donald Minnegan and alumnus George Henderson It was also their purpose to cite those members of the athletic and sports staff at Towson who had materially and significantly contributed to the total development of successful alumni athletes.
[edit] Nomination Process
A nominee must meet these requirements:
- Have been a TU alumnus or athletic staffer for at least 10 years
- Made a significant contribution to the college community through excellence in athletics
- Achieved marked success in life after leaving TU,
- Be an active supporting member of the community
An athletic staff member must have clearly demonstrated athletic proficiency, and a high personal regard and respect for alumni and students.
[edit] Inductees
[edit] "Teams of Distinction"
- 1986 - (1933-1934) Men’s Basketball Team
- 1992 - 1968 Women’s Gymnastics Team (National Champions)
- 1998 - 1974 Men’s Lacrosse Team (National Champions
- 1999 - (1981-1983) Men’s Swimming and Diving Teams
- 2000 - (1954-1956) Men’s Soccer Teams
- 2001 - (1976-1977) and 1977-78 Men’s Basketball Teams
- 2002 - 1938 Men’s Soccer Team
- 2003 - 1969 Women’s Basketball Team
- 2004 - 1974 Football (Undefeated Season)
[edit] Doc Minnegan Scholarship Winners
- 1997 - Ramin Kazemi, ’98 (Men’s Tennis)
- 1998 - Richie Moller, ’99 (Men’s Soccer)
- 1999 - Bridget Harthausen, ’00 (W. Soccer, W. Lacrosse)
- 2000 - Brian Barber, ’02 (Men’s Basketball)
- 2001 - Gregg Davies, ’02 (Baseball)
- 2002 - Aaron Krause, ’04 (Men’s Swimming)
- 2003 - Brian McKenna, ’04 (Baseball)
- 2004 - Jennifer Irby, ’05 (Women’s Swimming)
- 2005 - Becky Trumbo, ’06 (Women’s Lacrosse)
- 2006 - Nigel Marples, ’07 (Men’s Soccer)
