Hall of Fame

Ade, Jeanne
Alexander, Casie
Alexander, Jerry
Barrett, Andre
Baseball Team, 1964
Baseball Team, 1971
Baseball Team, 1974
Baseball Team, 1975
Baskin, Tracy
Belfer, William
Bellini, Rico
Belliveau, Roy N.
Benza, Louis C.
Biggio, Craig A.
Blankmeyer, Edward A.
Booth, Alfred
Boutsikaris, Gregory
Boutsikaris, Harry T.
Boutsikaris, Thomas H.
Bright, Harry
Brock, Howard
Brooks, Harry
Brooks, Jodi
Brown, Dana
Bryant, Mark
Buechel, M.D., Frederick F.
Burke, Joe
Byron, Timothy A.
Caffrey, Martin
Caine, Keisha
Callandrillo, Daniel
Carey, Rev. James A.
Carlesimo, P.J.
Carroll, Owen T.
Carter, Robert L.
Caufield, John P.
Cavallo, Gary G.
Cerchio, Lou
Cerone, Richard "Rick"
Cerruti, Pamela M.
Cetrulo, Dean V.
Cetrulo, Dr. Gerald L.
Chavies, Leslie S.
Cheshire, Jennifer
Childs, Mary Beth
Choi, Paul W.
Cinnella, Doug
Coates, Harry A.
Collins, Edward J.
Conlan, Brian D.
Coppola, Edward A.
Costigan, Michael
Cuccolo, Anthony P.
Cundari, Phil
Cunningham, Robin L.
Curotta, Morris J.
Dalembert, Samuel
Daley, Alfred
Dalton, Gerald E.
Dalton, Melvin J.
Davies, Robert
Dec, Richard E.
Dehere, Terry
Delany, Francis E.
Dermody, Jr., Norman J.
DiFilippo, Victor J.
Dierickx, Anna Cavanaugh
Dierickx, Edward A.
Doehler, Charles W.
Donovan, Jr., John V.
Dougherty, Most Rev. John J.
Downing, Kristen
Duffy, James
Dukes, Jr., Walter J.
D’Ambola, M.D., Samuel
Echeverry, Gerson
Economou, Peter
Edwin, Fuquan
Eyres, William J.
Fahy, Rev. Msgr. Thomas G.
Falcon, Larry
Feller, Judge Milton A.
Field, Rev. Msgr. William Noe
Fields, Benjamin F.
Finn, Rev. Francis J.
Finnerty , Peter X.
Fiore, Theodore A.
Fisher, Robert B.
Fleming, Rev. Msgr. Edward J.
Fletcher, Frank S.
Fox, Frank D.
Fries, Leslie A.
Frungillo , Al
Gaines, Richard W. “Dick”
Galis, Nicholas
Germann, Herbert J.
Germann, Sr., George J.
Gerstein, David
Gibson, John A.
Gorham, Ozelina
Graham, Nolle
Griffin, Adrian
Hanna, James
Hannon, Michael W.
Harris, Flirtisha
Hartnett, Debbie
Hazell, Jeremy
Heider-Berenyi, Jennifer
Heimer, Todd
Heine, Sr. , Edward J.
Henderson, John C.
Hennessey, Kevin
Hennessy, Ian
Hill, Sr., Frank J.
Holloway, Shaheen
Holm, Robert
Horgan, Rev. John J.
Horn, Donald
Hornak, Rev. Msgr. Michael W.
Horowitz, Paul
House, Kenneth
Houston, Thomas
Issler, Robert A.
Jemison, Greg
Johnson, Dawn
Jones, Sr., Peter D.
Joseph, Charles
Karnisovas, Arturas
Kaukenas, Rimas
Keating, Larry
Keefe, O. Lawrence
Kelley, Rev. Msgr. James F.
Kelly, Rev. Michael E.
Kelly, John
Kernan, Louis E.
Keyes, Raymond
Kljestan, Sacha
Knight, Melvin
Knoth, Robert M.
Kunzman, Kenneth
Kurtzman, Aaron
LaSala, Joseph
Lamb, Vickie
Lampariello, James
Lepcio, Thaddeus S.
Liddy, Msgr. Richard
Ligos, John P.
Lillis, Rev. Msgr. Charles E.
Lipski, Chester A.
Lorenzo, Charles F.
Lyles, Kevin
Macknowsky, John A.
Madjeski, Edward W.
Mamaux, Albert L.
Mangina, Phyllis A.
Mannion, Rev. John J.
Marks, Richard E.
Matischak, Peter
McCloud, Andre
McNulty, Fr. Frank J.
Meehan, Francis P.
Men's Basketball Team, 1952-53
Men's Basketball Team, 1988-89
Menza, Nicholas
Meyer, Megan
Milone, Peter A.
Mitchel, Charles
Monahan, Eoin
Monteleone, John J.
Moon, John
Morris, John
Morris, Matt
Morris, Kyle
Morton, John
Morton, Kevin
Mosley, Glenn
Murphy, Rev. Daniel A.
Murphy, John
Murphy, Thomas A.
Murray, Patrick
Nagle, Stacey
Nagy, Stephen
Nazario, George
Negratti, Al
Nicolai, Julius
Nolan, William
O'Reilly, Kathy
Outwater, Rev. John J.
O’Kelly, Patrick
Pacillo, Patrick M.
Patton, Susan G.
Paul, Michael
Petillo, Dr. John
Petrie, Edward R.
Peynado, Derrick
Pine, Kenneth P.
Polinsky, Joseph E.
Prokop, Austin M.
Puleo, Charles
Raftery, William "Bill"
Ramos, Ramon
Ramos Curvy, George
Reardon, James R.
Regan, Richard J.
Regan, Sue (Dilley)
Reynolds, Rev. Francis D.
Reynolds, James E.
Riccardi, Paul
Ring, Arnold W.
Ring, George
Ritter, M.D., Joseph S.
Robertson, Joseph M.
Robinson, Marteese
Russell, John D. “Honey”
Ruthenburg, John
Sadowski, Edward A.
Saintilus Smith, Geraldine
Sandiford, Julia
Saugstad, Robert
Saul, Jr., Frank B. “Pep”
Scavo, Peter
Scheick, James H.
Scheid, Rich
Schellscheidt, Manfred
Senavitis, Albert M.
Sharkey, Thomas
Sheppard, Phyllis
Sheppard, Jr., Michael
Sheppard, Sr., Michael “Shep”
Sheppell, William R.
Sheridan, Thomas J.
Simmons, Ka-Deidre
Singleton, Harry F.
Slade, Charles B.
Smith, Eugene
Smith, Kelly
Spatuzzi, Frank L.
Spoonire, Bryan
Stanfield, Andrew W.
Sullivan, Rev. Msgr. Edwin V.
Suminski, John H.
Sunkett, Golden L. “Sonny”
Taylor, Laura
Thigpen, Sr., Phillip
Tracey, Frank J.
Tracy, John S.
Tuite, Rev. Msgr. Joseph
Turner, Frank
Tynes, Gregory M.
Valentin, John W.
Valmon, Andrew
Vaughn, Maurice “Mo”
Walker, Jerry
Walsh, Jr., Frank E.
Wanzer, Robert F.
Welaj, Louis F.
Werkman, III, Nicholas G.
Whitford, Mark
Wieczezak, Richard S.
Williams, Angela
Williams, Shana
Wussler, Robert J.
Wynne, Dana
Yamba, A. Zachary
Zamora, Hector

Tracy Baskin

Induction:
2008

A Seton Hall track & field legend and three-time All-American, Tracy Baskin brought the University its first individual national championship in its 100+ year history, winning the 800-meters at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championship in 1987. He not only became the 800-meter national champion, he also was the No. 1 ranked college athlete in the country and captured the bronze medal in the 1,000-meters as well. Additionally, he anchored SHU’s 4x400m relay team to a freshmen world record. A five-time BIG EAST champion, Baskin was named the New Jersey Sports Writer’s Association “Athlete of the Decade” for the 1980s. Following graduation, he went on to become a member of the 1988 U.S. Olympic Team and competed in the 800-meter event.

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