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Sports
N
ewcomers to the
Athletic Hall of
Fame, inducted dur-
ing Homecoming Weekend last
fall, included six individuals
and three men’s hockey teams,
the first three to represent St.
Lawrence in NCAA post-
season play. For more pictures
of Homecoming, go to page 44
and www.stlawu.edu/albums/
homecoming11.
Welcome
to the Hall
of Fame!
Individual inductees were, from left, Olympic Nordic skier Joe Pete Wil-
son ’58, Stephanie Peek (granddaughter of the late baseball standout
Steve Peek ’39), Olympic biathlete Laurie Grover Humbert ’88, soccer
player Dan Annan Jr. ’00, field hockey and women’s basketball star
Sarah Burdsall ’84 and women’s hockey player Andrea Blakeley ’97.
Members of the 1951-52 men’s hockey team. In this and the 1954-55
picture is Barbara Ralph Deschaine ’52, left, former wife of the late
Coach Olav Kollevol.
Representatives of the 1954-55 men’s hockey team.
Members of the 1955-56 men Skating Saints.
With the 2011 induction of
Larry Schneible ’54 as a member
of the 1951-52 men’s hockey
team, St. Lawrence has its first
father-daughter pair in the Ath-
letic Hall of Fame. Equestrienne
Carol Schneible Lewis ’80 was
inducted in 2003.
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goals, scoring six and assisting on five oth-
ers. Senior goaltender Brian Abernethy
set the team record for shutouts in a sea-
son with 13; established a scoreless minute
streak of 1259:08 over 14 games, second
in Division III history; and was the DIII
statistical champion in goals-against aver-
age at 0.31.
Other fall sport highlights included
a Liberty League tournament appear-
ance by women’s soccer, which was led
by a senior class that earned two Liberty
League tourney berths in its four seasons.
Field hockey also earned a Liberty League
tournament spot as senior co-captains
Julia Croyle and Emily Riley each earned
Regional All-America honors. Volleyball
also earned a berth in the Liberty League
championships. Football finished 3-6, but
half of the losses were by a touchdown or
less. Senior tailback Marcus Washington
became the first Saint to rush for 1,000
yards in a season since Mike Aubel in
1991, finishing with 1,176 yards, and
earned unanimous first-team All-Liberty
League honors.
Washington
photo provided