SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – The 2020 Shippensburg University Athletics Hall of Fame class was announced today in a pre-produced video ceremony that is available online at shipraiders.com.
 
The 35th annual induction ceremony was not able to be held on campus during this Homecoming weekend as a result of the lasting effects of the coronavirus pandemic. It features biographical information about each inductee, a message from SU President Laurie Carter, and segments of video interviews with each inductee that were conducted via Zoom videoconference.

Despite the lack of an on-campus ceremony in 2020, the plan is to afford each inductee an opportunity to be recognized in-person at the 2021 ceremony.
 
NOTE:

• Full biographies of the inductees can be accessed by clicking on their names below.
• Visit our YOUTUBE CHANNEL to view all of the videos allegedly without any preceding advertisements. YouTube installs 30-second advertisements in front of the videos when we embed them on our website.
• Each of the videos below features the "bios" of the inductees, followed by comments from the inductee, and the "thank yous" from each inductee.
• The full version of the 30-minute ceremony can be accessed by clicking the play button in the picture above, through our YouTube channel linked above, or by clicking HERE.

 

Lauren Beckley '10 (Fairfield, Pa./Fairfield Area) is the all-time leading scorer in the history of PSAC Women's Basketball, having totaled 2,407 points in 113 career games. Beckley finished her career as a two-time WBCA All-American, a three-time PSAC Divisional Player of the Year and a four-time All-PSAC First Team honoree who graduated as one of just five players in PSAC history with 2,000 or more career points and 1,000 or more career rebounds. 
 




Kevin Boccella '01 (King of Prussia, Pa./Upper Merion) qualified for the NCAA Division II Wrestling National Championships in three of his four seasons, winning a pair of NCAA East Region Championships at 184 pounds and finishing as the national runner-up at 184 pounds as a junior in 2000. Boccella is also one of just 12 Raider wrestlers in history to achieve at least 30 wins in a season.




 
Liz Corr '05 (Doylestown, Pa./Central Bucks West) is a two-time NFCA All-American and a four-time All-PSAC and NFCA All-Region softball player who graduated with multiple school records, including 279 career hits and 164 career runs scored. An Academic All-American, Corr made 202 career starts and had more at-bats (701) than any other Raider in history yet also ranks second in school history with a .398 career batting average.




 
Mary Dell Fuller '10/'15M (Boiling Springs, Pa./Boiling Springs) finished her career as a nine-time NCAA All-American, a seven-time PSAC Champion, and an NCAA national champion who contributed to four all-time conference records during her track & field and cross country career. A two-time Academic All-American, Fuller competed 29 times at the PSAC Track & Field Championships and scored at least one point all 29 times – including 24 All-PSAC (Top 3) finishes.




 
Mike Harris '09 (East Earl, Pa./Garden Spot) is an AFCA All-American wide receiver and the 2009 PSAC Eastern Division Athlete of the Year who finished his career as the second Raider and 14th player in PSAC history to achieve 3,000 receiving yards. Harris set a school record with 197 career receptions and 20 career games with a touchdown reception. He still ranks third in school history for career receiving yards and career receptions and fourth in school history with 25 career receiving touchdowns.




 
Gayle Kuntzmann '10 (Horsham, Pa./Hatboro-Horsham) is the only four-time All-PSAC women's soccer player in school history and one of just four players in school history to earn three or more All-PSAC First Team classifications in lacrosse. Kuntzmann ranks second in SU women's soccer history for career goals (46) and career points (110). In lacrosse, Kuntzmann graduated with the school record for career caused turnovers (124) and career groundballs (206) while also scoring 82 goals.