Six former student-athletes -- three of whom still hold program records -- have been inducted into the Penn State Behrend Athletics Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony was held in McGarvey Commons, in the college's Reed Union Building.
Six former student-athletes have been inducted into Penn State Behrend's Athletics Hall of Fame. The new members -- from left, Phil Stuczynski, Julie Koman Gasdick, Brittany Hennessy Falkenhan, Nikki Frisbee Gailey, Nicole Kaschauer Wingertsahn and David Koerbel -- posed with Director of Athletics Brian Streeter at the induction ceremony.
Nikki Frisbee Gailey, a 2009 graduate of Penn State Behrend, has been inducted into the college's Athletics Hall of Fame. She finished her collegiate career ranked second in career goals, assists and points for the women's soccer team.
Brittany Hennessy Falkenhan, a 2009 graduate of Penn State Behrend, has been inducted into the college's Athletics Hall of Fame. She holds the program record for career digs (2,160) for the women's volleyball team.
Nicole Kaschauer Wingertsahn, a 2009 graduate of Penn State Behrend, has been inducted into the college's Athletics Hall of Fame. She holds the softball team's records for hits (220), singles (163) and games played (172).
David Koerbel, a 2009 graduate of Penn State Behrend, has been inducted into the college's Athletics Hall of Fame. He held the baseball team's records for wins (27), innings pitched (238.2), strikeouts (251) and complete games (18).
Julie Koman Gasdick, a 2009 graduate of Penn State Behrend, has been inducted into the college's Athletics Hall of Fame. She holds the softball program's records for wins (59), appearances (95) and strikeouts (690).
Phil Stuczynski, a 2009 graduate of Penn State Behrend, has been inducted into the college's Athletics Hall of Fame. An All-Conference and Academic All-American runner, he was ranked 21st in the nation in the 100-meter event.