VYTO BANKAITIS, 1978
Vyto Bankaitis for his accomplishments at Edinboro epitomizing the student-athlete concept. Eight-time All-American swimmer for the Scots. Specializing in the 100 and 200 breaststroke. Earned a 4.0 GPA in biology. In 1978, was awarded an NCAA post-graduate scholarship, one of just six nationally. Owns a doctorate from North Carolina University.

BRIAN JORDAN, 1981
Brian Jordan for his outstanding achievements for the Scot cross country and track programs. Sox Harrison Award winner as school’s outstanding senior athlete in 1981. Three-time All-American. Seven-time All-PSAC performer. 1979 national runner up in steeplechase competition. All-Regional selection twice. 1978 NAIA District 18 steeplechase individual champion.

JAMES KRENTZ, 1980
James Krentz for his accomplishments on the gridiron as a Scot linebacker from 1975-78. Four-year starter and captain his senior year. Three-time all conference player. Holds the Edinboro career mark for the most tackles with 572. In 1978, Krentz was credited with a school record 200 stops from the linebacker spot. Considered one of Edinboro’s all-time great football players.

JOHN WALKER, 1975
John Walker for his outstanding achievements in the sports of cross country, track and football. Two-time All-American and nine-time PSAC performer in the running events. PSAC’s most valuable trackman in 1974. Anchored Edinboro’s 4 x 400 intermediate relay world record. Two-year football starter with 12 interceptions – second most in Edinboro history.