NANCY ACKER
Nancy Acker for her more than twenty years of unselfish and faithful support to Edinboro's athletic program and vital leadership to the College's Health and Physical Education Department. Has the distinction of serving as the first women's intercollegiate volleyball coach at Edinboro where her teams continually distinguished themselves through winning seasons. A dedicated professional.

DAVE ANTOGNOLI, 1973
Dave Antognoli for his spectacular All-American running career at Edinboro in both cross country and track. Has the outstanding distinction of finishing undefeated in dual collegiate cross country competition and becoming the College's first individual national champion, a feat he accomplished in both cross country and track. The top collegiate 10,000 meter finisher in the 1972 Olympic Trials.

BILL HOLLAND, 1935
Bill Holland for his outstanding basketball career at Edinboro where he was the school's first dominating center on a college team noted to be one of the first in the country to average more than 50 points per game. Recognized for his continued success in professional basketball and his remarkable contributions and dedication to his career with the Shell Oil Company.

HANIO “HANK” MARIOTTI
Hanio "Hank" Mariotti for his outstanding tennis coaching career at Edinboro where he finished with a remarkable 15-year record of 122 wins and only 36 losses. Guided Edinboro to two Pennsylvania Conference championships, three district titles and three national tournament appearances. Developed three tennis All-American players, recorded 25 consecutive conference wins and was undefeated, 10-0, in 1973.

JOSEPH MASSA
Joseph Massa for his outstanding performances in the sports of basketball and football during one of the most successful sports eras in Edinboro's early athletic history. In recognition of his continued success as a professional player in those sports and for his noted accomplishments as a teacher, coach, athletic director, professional baseball scout and sports official.

LOYAL PARK, 1953
Loyal Park for his outstanding athletic endeavors at Edinboro as a three-sport letter winner in track, basketball and football. Especially noted for his success as Edinboro's basketball coach when, in the span of only two years, he directed the College to its first Pennsylvania Conference Western Division championship. A distinguished collegiate athletic director, head baseball, basketball and football coach.

JIM ROMANISZYN, 1973
Jim Romaniszyn for his record setting performances as a member of the most successful football team in Edinboro's history. The only player to eclipse the 1,000-yard mark in both rushing (1,266) and pass receiving (1,088) enroute to All-American honors and a pro-draft selection. Has the unique distinction of being the only Edinboro athlete to compete in both football and basketball national championship playoffs.

JIM SIMS, 1964
Jim Sims for his outstanding four-year basketball career at Edinboro where he was one of the leading scorers in the College's history and a member of the school's first Pennsylvania Conference Western Division championship team. His noted efforts as an assistant basketball coach and head basketball coach at Edinboro. In recognition of his renowned, successful coaching career at the high school, collegiate, national and international levels in basketball.