MARK DRENNEN, 1978
Mark Drennen for his outstanding accomplishments in swimming from 1975-77. Multi All-American honors for the Fighting Scots. He was a seven-time Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference champion. In his first season, won individual state crowns in the 200 and 400 yard freestyle events and was part of the champion 800 and 1650 relay squads.

ED ERDOS
Ed Erdos for his many contributions to the sport of swimming at Edinboro. Head coach from 1971-86, he totaled 90 dual victories including two undefeated seasons and guided 22 All-Americans. PSAC Coach of the Year twice, he was also an All-American swimmer and school record holder at Slippery Rock.

JIM HAZLETT
Jim Hazlett for his dedication as an athlete and coach in football, basketball, and baseball. The Edinboro University Hall of Fame marks his third induction following Susquehanna University and the Allegheny-Kiski Valley Area. Former football and basketball coach in the 60s, was also and All-American as a player.

RON LINK, 1982
Ron Link for his outstanding play as a defensive lineman for the Scot football team in the early 1980s. Earned All-American, All-Region and All-PSAC honors. Owns school records for quarterback sacks in a game (7), season (15) and career (27). Free agent signee of the Philadelphia Eagles in 1982.

JOHN MCBRIDE, 1953
John McBride for his two-sport accomplishments in track and football in the early 1950s. Two-time PSAC 440 title winner and member of PSAC championship mile relay team. A defensive back, he still holds the school record with four interceptions in a game. Scholarship in his name currently at Edinboro.

TINA SKIDMORE, 1981
Tina Skidmore for her outstanding accomplishments in the sport of basketball. Regarded as one of the Lady Scots’ all-time greats. Scored 1,337 career points to rank third all-time. Second in career rebounds with 809. Tied for Boro record with 41 points in one game. All-PSAC and All-District.