MARY ANN CHILCOTT, 1985
Mary Ann Chilcott for her two-sport achievements in women’s basketball and tennis. Nancy Acker Award winner in 1985 as the school’s top female athlete, “Mez” captured a PSAC double tennis title her senior year and also eclipsed the 1,000-point barrier in basketball. Added over 400 rebounds, 200 steals and 200 assists for her four-year basketball career.

ALICE KRUSZKA MILLER, 1939
Alice Kruszka Miller for her pioneering contributions and accomplishments toward women’s athletics in the 1930s. A multi-sport performer specializing in basketball, field hockey and skiing, she was honored as the school’s top female athlete her senior year. Past president of the Women’s Athletic on campus.

JUDY SAURER
Judy Saurer for her outstanding accomplishments directing the women’s basketball program from 1966-80. Tops the Edinboro history books in seasons coached (14), wins (160) and winning percentage (.702). Added 173 combined coaching vistories at the University of Pittsburgh and Gannon University. Big East Coach of the Year in 1983-84.

STEVE SENKO, 1983
Steve Senko for his banner career at the point guard position for the men’s basketball program from 1979-83. He still stands as the school’s all-time assist leader with 515 and second in steals with 201. Finished his career with 1,145 points and was three times an All-PSAC pick on the hardwood. Played in 106 games for the Boro, third most in school history.

BARRY SWANSON, 1983
Barry Swanson for his unselfish, outstanding play as a lineman for the Boro football team from 1979-82. After earning the David Layo Award as the team’s top freshman in 1979, he went on to earn Associated Press All-America honors as a senior. A team captain his final season, he also earned first-team All-PSAC and All-ECAC honors on the offensive line.