ODAC Hall of Fame Choose a Hall Of Fame Member: Aaronson, Dr. Pat Ackerman, Missy Adair, Brandon Allison, Scott Axe, Kurt Berkley, Marjorie Brownscombe, Sandy Calkins, Lynda Carleton, Tara Cheng, Elizabeth Clark, Mike Collier, Gary Crispen, Jennifer Cronin, Paul Cross, Lindsay Cross, Ashley Crossland, Jennifer Davis, Brenda DePalma, Gary Derrow, Melody Donnelly Durso, Kelly Dow, Leonard Dunagan, Susan Favret, Marty Fonder, Dustin Fulton, J. Stokeley Green, Ed Greene, Jasmine Hall Hutton, Eleanor Harrison, Duane Hathorn, Jan Hayes Luther, Cynthia Heishman, Mary Frances Hensley, Missy Holmes, Gerald Horton, Kat Hutson, Dr. Margaret Jackson, Jeff Jensen, Jack Johnson, Bob Jopson, Harry G. Keller, Ted Kestner, Bonnie Kohler Del Rossi, Jenn Kratz, Erik LaHaye, Carroll Layman Bayse, Amy Lehman, Jewel Lewis, Marie Mapp, Laura Martin, Reynolds McFarland, Michael McHenry, Bill Miles, Elizabeth Moon, Aubrey Morris, John Moss, William Moyer Vasey, Kristin O'Connell, Chuck Olsen, Dr. Todd Peterson, Nancy Rankin, Cinda Ratner, Noah Rosenberger, Laura Rostan, Ray Scruggs, Joy Shaver, Tony Shellenberger, Bill Silva Schultz, Megan Smith, Remon Steele, Enza Stephens, Hugh Strong, Ben Thompson, Darrell Todd, Jo Toms, Jack Turner, Russell Wacker, Lou Wallace, Laura Walsh, Mike Whitelow, Carlyle Willi, Jean Winder, Amy Wooldridge, Dan Wright Crutchfield, Anne Yerkes St. Cyr, Robin Lindsay Cross Class 2010 Induction 2026 Sport(s) Student-Athlete, Women's Basketball, Softball HONOREE FROM RANDOLPH COLLEGE Starred for both WildCats' women's basketball and softball programs Three-time All-ODAC selection (2009 and 2010 1st Team) in Softball including 2009 ODAC Player of the Year 2009 NFCA Third Team All-American in softball Graduated as career leader in batting average (.426) Top-six in several other softball categories including second in SLG (.650) and third in OBP (.470), doubles (35), homers (10), putouts (471), and double plays turned (18) Career-leader in 3-point field goal percentage (.367) in basketball 607 career rebounds