PAT SCHUSTER
His outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Football and Wrestling programs. A three-year starter at defensive end, he helped lead the Fighting Scots to three NCAA Division II playoff berths. The 1995 edition won the PSAC West Championship. As a senior in 1995, he earned first team AFCA and second team Football Gazette All-American honors, and was recognized as the PSAC West Defensive Player of the Year. He was a first team All-PSAC choice in 1994 and '95, and as a junior was also a second team Football Gazette All-American and third team AP Little All-America. He holds the career record for sacks with 38. In wrestling, he qualified for NCAA Division I Nationals in 1996 and '97 at heavyweight.

JODY DICKERSON
His outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Football program. He remains one of the top quarterbacks in Edinboro history, ranking among the career leaders in numerous categories. He ranks first in career yards passing (7,299) and career touchdowns (62), along with career total offense (7,674) and career touchdowns (69). He still holds the record for touchdowns passing in a season with 25 in 1993. He was recognized as the PSAC West Rookie of the Year in 1991, then was selected first team All-PSAC West in 1993 and '94. Edinboro was 30-12-1 during his four seasons, making the NCAA Playoffs in 1992 and '93. He played baseball as a senior and hit .311 with four home runs.

BOB CICERCHI
His outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Football program. A three-year starter at linebacker, he finished with more than 100 tackles each season and led Edinboro in tackles as a junior and senior. As a senior in 1981, he totaled 169 tackles, the fourth-highest season total. He was an Associated Press Little All-America and earned first team All-PSAC West honors for the second straight year. He was also a first team selection in 1980 after leading the Fighting Scots with 126 tackles. In 1979, he finished with 103 tackles and was a second team All-PSAC West honoree. He ranks eighth in career tackles with 398, and twice had 23 tackles in a game, the eighth-highest single-game total.

RICH IORFIDO
His outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Football program. A linebacker, he played from 1970-72 and is tied for third in career tackles with 432. That includes 171 in 1972, the third-highest season total, and 141 in 1970, the eighth-highest total. He played for the legendary teams in 1970 and 1971 that finished 9-1 each year. The 1970 team won the PSAC Championship and played in the NAIA Semifinals, and the 1971 team lost in the PSAC title game. He still holds the single-game record for tackles with 30 vs. Indiana(Pa.) in 1972. He earned first team All-PSAC honors in 1970 and '72, and was the Most Valuable Defensive Player in the PSAC in '70. In 1971 he was accorded NAIA honorable mention All-American honors.

SHANNON SCHIRACK DRISKELL
Her outstanding career as a member of the Fighting Scot Swimming and Volleyball programs. She was an 11-time All-American, earning All-American honors in the 200-yard freestyle relay and 400-yard freestyle relay in three different seasons. In addition, she was an All-American on two occasions in the 200-yard medley relay, and was also a member of the 800-yard freestyle relay team which earned All-American honors in 1992. She captured All-American recognition in the 100 and 50-yard freestyle events in 1991. She still maintains school records in the 50-yard freestyle, 200, 400 and 800 freestyle relays, and the 200-yard medley relay. In volleyball, she helped the Fighting Scots to the PSAC championship in 1990.

DANNY SMITH
For his lifetime contribution in athletics while bringing distinction and honor to Edinboro University and its athletic department. He began his coaching career at Edinboro then returned to his high school alma mater, Central Catholic, to help mold Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino. His college coaching stops included Clemson and Georgia Tech, where he helped the Yellow Jackets win a national championship in 1990. Over the last decade he has become a highly-respected NFL assistant coach with the Philadelphia Eagles, Detroit Lions, Buffalo Bills and currently with the Washington Redskins.

CLIFF TROYER
For his lifetime contribution to Edinboro University athletics. He is recognized as one of the pioneers in giving, both personal and corporate, and has been a major factor in soliciting funds for the department. He was instrumental in helping to fund Edinboro's move to Division I wrestling. In addition, he was a charter member of the Tartan Club and began the concept of endowed scholarships for the athletic department. Troyer Farms Inc., was the first corporation to step up and join as a corporate sponsor, and it was through his continued and consistent support that Edinboro University has a successful athletic fund raising system in place today.