Hall of Fame Members

Angela Chiarella Campagna '96

Softball and Women’s Soccer
1996 softball team MVP, two-time captain
Holds record for stolen bases in a season
Set SJC record with .603 batting average in 1996
1995 women’s soccer team MVP 
1995 and 1996 All-IAC Conference
Captain for the 1996 IAC champions
1996 IAC Women’s Soccer Player of the Year

Christina King '01

Women’s Cross Country
Skyline Conference individual champion in 2000
Top runner for SJC in every meet during her senior year
Member of Skyline Championship Team in 1999 and 2000 

Brian Lynch '96

Baseball
Four-year starter with a career .338 batting average and 142 hits
Early program leader in multiple offensive categories
Member of 1994 NAIA District 31 Championship Team
1995 NAIA All-District 31 team
1996 team captain and team MVP
1996 Knickerbocker and All-Independent Conference Team

Michael reichert '04

Men’s Soccer
Top defensive player in the history of the program
Four-year starter as a midfielder and defender
Unprecedented three-time team captain
2003 All-Skyline Team and team MVP
2003 NSCAA Division III All-Metro Region Team
10 goals and 16 assists (36 points) in 72 career games

Timothy Trava

Men’s Soccer and Basketball
Greatest goal scorer in men’s soccer program history
2002 NCAA Division III Points Per Game Champion
Among NCAA career leaders in goals scored (88), goals per game (1.24),
total points (199) and points per game (2.80)
2002 and 2003 NSCAA DIII All-American Metro Region First Team
Multiple-time Skyline All-Conference Team selection
2003 team captain
Four-year men’s basketball player and team captain in 2003-2004
Among program leaders in three-pointers and steals

1993 Women's Tennis Team

Won first and only women’s tennis championship to date
Played at NAIA Nationals in Tulsa, Okla.

1994 Baseball Team

1994 NAIA District 31/CACC Champions
Won program’s first conference championship
Earned program’s first trip to the NAIA Regional Round
Program record .337 team batting average and 22 wins
Featured two All-District 31 players, an NAIA All-Region and
Honorable Mention All-American player, and the NAIA District 31 Coach of the Year

Charlie Caputo '90

Baseball
Leader in triples, runs batted in, home runs, steals and total bases.
1990 NAIA All-District, 1990 Exceptional Senior.
Helped Eagles to first playoff appearance.
Team MVP in 1989, two-time captain.

Peter Manger '92

James McCormack '89

Mike Symancyk '01

2006 Women's Softball Team

Christopher Alfano '93

Baseball
Team MVP - 1991 and 1992, team Captain - 1991 and 1992, long-time record holder for runs and doubles, former career leader in average, hits, homers, triples and total bases, two-time NAIA All-Disctrict 31 Team, lead SJC to two District 31 Finals.

Edward Barbante '01

Men's Soccer
Goalkeeper with three year record 46-12-4, 1.03 career goals per game average, 0.95 goals against average in 1999, team MVP 1998, team captain 199, HVMAC All-Conference 1998, HVMAC MVP 1999, All-Skyline Second Team 1999.

Coach Shelia Rodgers

Equestrian
Founder of the Equestrian program in 1987, long-time coach of 23 years, built a highly-successful program that competes with Division I, II & II teams, led tw0o IHSA Regional championship teams in 2001 and 2010.

Allyson Wolff '02

SJC's only three-sport, four-year athlete, seven NCAA Statistical Championships in four categories, NCAA Champion in Runs and Runs per Game (2.6 - NCAA Record) in '98, Tied NCAA Record for runs (7) in a game - 4/18/1998, Member of SJC's first NCAA Tournament team (Softball 2000), career softball leader in stolen bases and runs and two-time MVP.

1992 Men's Tennis Team

1992 NAIA District 31 Champions, first SJC team to compete in the NAIA National Tournament, District Champion and National contender in inaugural season.

2004 Baseball team

First SJC Baseball Team to make the NCAA Tournament, 2004 Skyline Champions (26-18, 16-4 SKY), four All-NY Region, three All-Skyline and one NCAA All-Tournament Player, 2004 Skyline Pitcher and Coach of the Year.

David edwards ’94

Men’s Tennis: NAIA District 31 singles and doubles champion in 1992 and 1993. Represented SJC in NAIA National Tournament. Basketball: Holds record for three-pointers made in a season. Among career leaders in points scored and three-pointers made.

Bernard Hoyt ’95

First SJC player to sign a professional baseball contract. Ranked in the top tier in multiple record categories at SJC. Team MVP 1994. 1994 All-District, All-Region, Honorable Mention All-American.

Coach Gary Smith

SJC’s first softball coach (1989-2004). SJC’s first men’s soccer coach (1986-present). More than 500 combined wins. Coached the first SJC team (softball) to reach NCAA Tournament (2000). Coached the first men’s soccer team to reach NCAA Tournament (2008). Only coach to take two different programs to the NCAA Tournament.

1991 Men’s Soccer

1991 NAIA District 31 Champions. Regional finalists in NAIA. National Championship. First men’s soccer championship team.

2001 Equestrian

2001 Intercollegiate. Horse Show Association regional champions. Only small school to win a regional title since. IHSA’s inception in 1967.

2008 Inductees

Joseph Cullen '91

Men's soccer team captain in 1987 and 1989. Team MVP in 1987 and 1989 and leading scorer in 1987 and 1989.

John A. Danzi

College trustee. Loyal benefactor and dear friend of St. Joseph's College.

Fred Ostrick '85

Former men's basketball career scoring leader with 1,577 points. David Acree surpassed his mark in 2009.

Frank Mulzoff

Founding father of the Long Island Campus athletic program. The campus' first athletic director and first men's basketball coach.

2000 Lady Golden Eagle Softball

First SJC team to compete in the NCAA Championship Tournament, 2000 Skyline Champions (10-0) and 2000 WIAC champions.