Seven former student-athletes -- all graduates of the Class of 2010 -- have been named to the Penn State Behrend Athletics Hall of Fame. They will be inducted in the spring, at a ceremony that also will honor Robert Wittman, who coordinated intramural and club sports at Behrend for nearly 30 years.
Kayla Frost
Goalkeeper Kayla Frost led the Penn State Behrend women's soccer team to two AMCC championships. A three-time All-AMCC selection, she ranks second all-time in saves (344) and shutouts (26).
Josh Fyffe
Josh Fyffe set the Penn State Behrend baseball records for career hits, batting average, games played, at-bats and assists. A two-time AMCC player of the year, he set single-season records for hits (87) and runs (68).
Brooke Gallentine Muraco
Brooke Gallentine Muraco was a four-year starter for the Penn State Behrend women's volleyball team. She competed in three ECAC tournaments and is second in career assists (4,170) and eighth in digs (1,226).
Kevin Gorny
Kevin Gorny was a two-time AMCC champion and Runner of the Year. He led Penn State Behrend's cross country teams to AMCC titles in 2007, 2008 and 2009. In track-and-field, he was a three-time Mason-Dixon Conference Champion in steeplechase.
Andy Iams
Andy Iams was a two-time captain of the Penn State Behrend cross country team. He was named to the North East All-Region Team and was a Mason-Dixon Conference Champion in the 10,000-meter run.
Joe Nelson
Joe Nelson led the 2009 Penn State Behrend golf team to the AMCC title and was named AMCC Golfer of the Year. He won four tournaments, including the AMCC Individual Championship in 2008, and was named to the All-Sportsmanship Team three times.
Sheila Ogden
Sheila Ogden led the Penn State Behrend women's volleyball team to a 34-3 mark in conference play during her four years as a starter. She is still ranked third in career kills (1,161).
Robert Wittman
Robert Wittman coordinated intramural and recreational programs at Penn State Behrend for nearly 30 years. He also was the facilities coordinator at Junker Center, the college's multi-purpose athletics center.
