SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. – Six Shippensburg University Raiders were among the individuals announced on Wednesday to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC)'s "75 Greatest Male Athletes" list.
           
The list recognizes former male student-athletes who had exceptional athletic careers during or after their participation in the PSAC.
 
The PSAC is celebrating its 75th anniversary season in 2025-26 and is honoring 300 of its most prominent contributors throughout the month of September.
 
"The legacy of the PSAC has been built on the backs of remarkable student-athletes whose impact transcends box scores and record books," said Steve Murray, PSAC Commissioner. "Honoring the 75 greatest male athletes in our history is more than a celebration of talent. It's a tribute to the character, discipline, and competitive spirit that define our conference. These men didn't just compete in the PSAC—they helped shape its identity."
 
The PSAC was founded on March 11, 1951, and comprised 14 institutions as the Pennsylvania State Teachers College Athletic Conference (PSTCAC). Since then, it has grown into one of the largest conferences in the NCAA across all three divisions.
 
Shippensburg University student-athletes selected to PSAC list:
 
Brent Grimes – Football, 2002-05
3-time All-American; 6-time All-PSAC West (three honors as a defensive back, three as a return specialist); PSAC's all-time record for career interceptions (27); second in PSAC history in passes defended (59); amassed 1,133 career punt return yards; went on to a 12-year NFL career (148 games, 575 tackles, 33 interceptions) that included four Pro Bowls and a Second Team All-Pro honor in 2014
 
John Kuhn – Football, 2001-04
3-time All-American; 2003 PSAC West Player of the Year; 3-time All-PSAC First Team; 2-time Academic All-American ®; sixth in PSAC history in career rushing yards (4.685), seventh in career rushing touchdowns (53) and career yards from scrimmage (5,212); had a 13-year NFL career (165 games) that included three Pro Bowls and two All-Pro honors (2011, 2014), two-time Super Bowl champion
 
Dustin Sleva – Basketball, 2014-18
2-time NABC All-American; 2-time PSAC East Athlete of the Year; 3-time All-PSAC East First Team; ninth in PSAC history in career points (2,071), 10th in PSAC history in career rebounds (1,140), 58 career double-doubles; entering his eighth year of a professional career overseas that includes 19 games in Eurocup and starting positions with top-tier teams in France, Spain, Turkey and Lithuania
 
Steve Spence – Cross Country, Track & Field, 1980-85
2-time NCAA Division II National Champion; 7-time NCAA Division II All-American; 5-time PSAC Champion; 2-time PSAC Outstanding Track Athlete; competed in the marathon at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, representing the United States; 1991 World Championships bronze medalist in the marathon; 3-time USATF Robert DeCelle Award winner as nation's top distance runner; 18-time PSAC Coach of the Year who has mentored more than 100 All-Americans
 
Brady Stauffer – Swimming, 1988-92
6-time NCAA National Champion swimmer (1989-91 in both the 100-yard backstroke and 200-yard backstroke); held NCAA Division II national record in both backstroke events at time of graduation and was first NCAA Division II swimmer to ever break 1:50 in the 200 back; major contributor to SU's first PSAC Championships in 1990 and 1991 after runner-up finishes in 1988 and 1989; longtime coach and teacher at Governor Mifflin
 
Zach Zulli – Football, 2010-13
2012 Harlon Hill Award Winner; 2-time All-PSAC East First Team, fourth in PSAC history in career touchdown passes (123); seventh in PSAC history in career total offense (11,663) and career passing yards (10,988), all achieved in just three seasons as a quarterback…PSAC single-season record for passing touchdowns (54 in 2012); second in PSAC single-season history for passing yards (4,747 in 2012)