JAMES ABRAHAM, 1982
James Abraham for his outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Men's Tennis program. He finished with an 84-11 singles record and 45-15 doubles record, serving as the team captain in 1980-81 and 1981-82. He finished as the PSAC singles runner-up in 1980, '81 and '82, and was the doubles runner-up those three years, as well. In addition to winning the NAIA District 18 singles and doubles championships in 1979, he captured the Pennsylvania State singles title that same year. He helped the 1982 Fighting Scot team capture the ECAC Division II Championship while finishing in the top four in singles competition. He was rated a Top 30 NCAA Division I East Coast singles player in 1982.

JOE BROOKS, 1990
Joe Brooks for his outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Football program. A four-year starter at guard and center, he earned All-PSAC honors in 1988 at center and All-PSAC recognition in 1989 at guard. In addition, he was named a Football Gazette second team All-American in 1989, and that same year was named to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette All-Star Team. He served as a co-captain on the 1989 football team which won the PSAC championship and was Edinboro's first-ever NCAA Division II Playoff team. He had the highest grade point average on the football team and was a National Football Foundation Scholarship Banquet recipient, along with being nominated for an NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship.

MARTY (MARCZAK) MCLAUGHLIN, 1993
Marty (Marczak) McLaughlin for her outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Cross Country and Track and Field programs. She was a two-time All-American in track, being named the 1992 Eastern "Small College" Athlete of the Year. She was also recognized as the 1992 PSAC Outstanding Athlete in track after finishing second in the NCAA Division II Championships in the 800 meters. A four-time All-PSAC honoree in track and a five-time PSAC individual champion, she set Edinboro, PSAC and NCAA Regional records in the 800 meters. In cross country, she twice earned All-Region honors while capturing All-PSAC accolades three times. She was a finalist for the 1992 NCAA Woman of the Year Award, and a 1992 Olympic Trials qualifier in the 800 meters.

CHRIS RAUBER, 1991
Chris Rauber for his outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Cross Country and Track programs. All told, he earned All-American honors seven times, four in track and three in cross country, including a second place finish at the 1989 NCAA Division II Cross Country National Championships. He was named the PSAC Outstanding Athlete in track in 1989 and that same year captured the award in cross country. A four-time All-East Small College performer in track. The 1991 Sox Harrison Award winner, he won the 1991 NCAA Indoor Championship in the 5,000 meters and helped the Edinboro cross country team to four National Championships in five years.

DOUG WATTS
Doug Watts for his outstanding career as coach of the Fighting Scot Cross Country and Track and Field programs. Since taking over in 1969, he has guided the cross country team to six national championships, including back-to-back-to-back NCAA Division II titles (1986-1988), and back-to-back NAIA crowns (1975-1976). He has led the Fighting Scots to five Division II runner-up trophies, plus finishes of third (twice), fourth (three times) and one fifth-place finish. The National Coach of the Year five times, he has produced four individual cross country champions and five individual track champions, along with countless All-Americans in both sports. Since 1980, the men's cross country team has won 20 PSAC titles and the women 11, since 1988.