Gwin Coffin Allen '66
Spartanburg, SC
Field hockey, basketball, and lacrosse
Received All-Star recognition for her ability as a lacrosse goalie.
Plays in a United States Tennis Association (USTA) league.
Inducted: June 3, 2006
Jennifer Tuttle Arnold '82
Houston, TX
Field hockey, lacrosse
Inducted: June 2, 2007
Serena N. Beedie '93
Hubertus, WI
Basketball
Inducted May 31, 2008
Pamela Babst Bent '66
Denver, CO
Field hockey, lacrosse, basketball
First woman inducted into the Rocky Mountain Hall of Fame
Inducted: September 19, 1997
Marjorie Berkley
Roanoke, VA
Professor emeritus and director of athletics 1959-89; first associate commissioner of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference; coached four undefeated field hockey teams at Hollins in 1963, 1975, 1976, 1977; in 1979 the field hockey team won the VAIAW Field Hockey Championship; served as Director of Championships for the United States Women’s Lacrosse Association and the Director of the AIAW National Division III Field Hockey Championship; inducted into the James Madison Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998; the Old Dominion Athletic Award for the Outstanding Woman Athlete is named the Marjorie Berkley Award.
Inducted: June 3, 1995
Anne Shepard Bullis '51
Marblehead, MA
Field hockey, basketball, tennis
Member, U. S. Women's Squash touring team, ranked senior badminton player
Inducted: June 2, 2001
August Chapman Bunting '51
Reedville, VA
Physical education teacher and coach at Brown University and the University of Richmond
Inducted: September 19, 1997
Guy "Red" Burkholder
Roanoke, VA
Director of Riding Program, 1959-1985
Under Burkholder’s leadership, Hollins nearly tripled the number of riders and gained the national reputation and success it continues to enjoy today. He retired with a long list of honors: the Southwest Virginia Hunter/Jumper Hall of Fame in 1994, the Virginia Horse Shows Association’s Hall of Fame in 2002, the Virginia Horse Shows Association’s coveted Susan H. Hagan Award for lifetime achievement in 1999, and honorary lifetime member of the Rockbridge Hunt Club, where he served as field master.
Inducted: May 30, 2009 (posthumously)
Deborah Snyder Bussart '65
Marietta, GA
Hockey, lacrosse, basketball
First Hollins athlete to be part of the U.S. Women's Lacrosse Team
Inducted: June 3, 2000
Nancy Lee Canby '82
Brookeville, MD
Field hockey, lacrosse
Nationally recognized wind surfer and national qualifier in Hobie Cat sailing; coaches youth soccer and basketball
Inducted: June 2, 2007
Margaret Carter '85
Vienna, Austria
Fencing
Inducted: June 3, 2000
Heide Bossow Casciaro '88
Huntley, IL
Equestrian, two-time national individual champion
Professional horsewoman
Inducted: June 3, 1995
Tris Berryman Casillas ’88
Dallas, TX
Soccer
Inducted May 31, 2008
Grace E. Chevreaux
Professor of Physical Education, 1928-1970; former president of Virginia Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance
Inducted: May 21, 1994
Sally Bosler Cizmaric ’64
Hilton Head Island, SC
Field hockey, lacrosse
First and only Hollins athlete to make the Southeast Field Hockey Association first team
Inducted: June 5, 2004
Parris Cozart Collins '93
Charlottesville, VA
Riding
Currently ranked first in the State of Virginia; ranked first in Zone 3 (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina); ranked in the top 10 in the nation
Inducted: June 7, 2003
Ann Davant Crehore '84
Charlotte, NC
Soccer, lacrosse
Played fullback on the Hollins soccer team from 1980 to 1983, was co-captain her senior year, and played on the lacrosse team. She was also the manager of the basketball team, dabbled in fencing, went on Hollins Outdoor Program trips, and was a lifeguard at the pool. Crehore loves to sail and race in regattas whenever possible, placing second in the William Adams IV Regatta at Camp Sea Gull.
Inducted: May 30, 2009
Nancy Novak Curran '79
Phoenix, MD
Field hockey
Competed on the field hockey team for four years as a fullback and was part of the "Undefeated Team of 1977" at Hollins.
Inducted: May 30, 2009
Nancy Macdonald Dick ’62
Chestertown, MD
Field hockey, basketball, tennis, lacrosse
Coached varsity field hockey, basketball, lacrosse at the Garrison Forest School and varsity lacrosse coach at Washington College in Maryland
Inducted: June 1, 2002
Ann Howson Dixon '65
Owings Mills, MD
Field hockey, basketball, lacrosse
President of the Women's Golf Association of Baltimore
Inducted: June 4, 2005
Natalie McFaden Easterly ’77
Richmond, VA
Field hockey, golf
Won Richmond City Amateur Championship three times; finalist in Virginia State Amateur Tournament
Inducted: June 1, 2002
Nina Lynne Fout '81
Middleburg, VA
Field hockey, basketball
Member, U. S. Equestrian Team, 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia; team awarded bronze medal
Inducted: June 2, 2001
Charlotte Fox '79
Aspen, CO
The only American woman to have climbed three of the world's 8,000 meter (26,000-foot peaks); survived blizzard on Mount Everest in May 1996
Inducted: September 19, 1997
Mary Ellen Garber '38
Winston-Salem, NC
Editor of Hollins Columns
First woman sportswriter in the Atlantic Coast Conference; inducted into the U.S. Basketball Writers Association Hall of Fame, April 2000. First woman to receive the Red Smith Award, April 2005.
Inducted: May 21, 1994
Cadence “Sugar” Allison Genereaux ’57
Bronxville, NY
Field hockey, lacrosse, tennis
Has won numerous tennis and paddle tennis championships
Inducted: June 2, 2007
Cathy Stieff Gotschall '78
Falls Church, VA
Basketball, fencing, field hockey, lacrosse, softball, volleyball
Selected to Arlington County Women's Open Division All-Star Team (soccer); hiked the 2,100 mile Appalachian Trail
Inducted:June 7, 2003
Anne Grauer '71
Philadelphia, PA
Lacrosse and field hockey
Inducted: June 3, 2006
Marcy Grill ’73
Baltimore, MD
Tennis
Inducted May 31, 2008 (posthumously)
Ellen Young Guarini '75
Summersfield, NC
Basketball, lacrosse, golf, and tennis
Two-time winner of the North Carolina state tennis championship
Inducted: June 3, 2000
Sarah Wagner Hay '86
Cincinnati, OH
Soccer
Inducted: September 9, 1997
Christiana Hays ’74
Sewickley, PA
Field hockey, basketball, lacrosse, tennis
Nationally ranked paddles tennis player and has been involved in both tennis and paddle tennis both as a player and teaching professional for 28 years
Inducted: June 5, 2004
Sandra Garrison Hodges '79
Tampa, FL
Basketball, lacrosse
In 1977, Hodges was third in scoring in the Virginia Small College Basketball Division and placed second in the Appalachian Conference the following year with a 26.6 point average. She started all four years as right defensive wing on Hollins’ lacrosse team. Her senior season (1979) was the most successful in the history of the school’s lacrosse program, with an undefeated season and a state title for the first time in Hollins’ history.
Inducted: May 30, 2009
Kat Horton-Buser ’97
Cape Coral, FL
Swimming
Four-time All–American; NCAA national champion; ODAC swimmer of the year, 1996; Atlantic States Swimmer of the Year, 1995
Inducted: June 1, 2002
Laura Jackson ’69
Philadelphia, PA
Field hockey, basketball, lacrosse
Coached high school hockey and lacrosse; helped to start the first women's softball team at the George School
Inducted: June 5, 2004
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Lesslie Preston Jeanes '80
Orange, VA
Basketball, field hockey, lacrosse
Served on 1981-82 United States Lacrosse Team
Inducted: June 5, 1999
Alicia Kemnitz '02
Williamsport, PA
Swimming
Lead Assistant Swim Coach for Women & Recruiting Coordinator, Lycoming College
Inducted: June 2, 2007
Christie Laming ’98
Fort Gratiot, MI
Fencing
Inducted May 31, 2008
Leslie Blankin Lane '80
Philadelphia, PA
Field hockey, lacrosse, fencing, basketball
USWLA squad; USWLA touring team to Australia, 1980; USWLA World Cup Team, 1982; IFWLA All World Team, 1982; Virginia Lacrosse Hall of Fame, 2001.
Inducted: May 21, 1994
Robin Gaines Lanzi '91
Birmingham, AL
Basketball
First Hollins basketball player to score 1,000 points; academic All-American
Inducted: June 2, 2001
Justine Ringlien Lynch ’58
Atherton, CA
Basketball, field hockey, lacrosse
Inducted May 31, 2008
Julie Russell Madison '55
Jacksonville, FL
Tennis, golf
Inducted: June 3, 1995
Marietta McCarty '69
Charlottesville, VA
Basketball, tennis
Inducted: June 5, 1999
Mary Cheek McCullough ’58
Palo Alto, CA
Tennis
Inducted May 31, 2008
Nancy Adams McDonald '73
Birmingham, AL
Basketball
Birmingham City Champion (golf); won several multiple club championships
Inducted: June 7, 2003
Amy Morgan Mills '88
Chandler, TX
Tennis
Represented Texas in a USTA tennis tournament
Inducted: September 26, 1998
Suzanne Mink '74
Washington, D.C.
Basketball, lacrosse, golf, field hockey
Marathon runner, XII Olympic Games torch bearer
Inducted: June 5, 1999
Karen Shackelford Moore '78
Lacrosse
Summit, NJ
Active in golf and horseback riding
Inducted: June 7, 2003
Anne Paxton Patrick ’72
Richmond, VA
Basketball, lacrosse, golf
Roanoke City-County Golf Champion; two-time Richmond City Golf Champion and Virginia State Golf Champion
Inducted: June 1, 2002
Jennifer Pettinga '86
Midland, MA
Tennis, ranked #5 in the nation (1986)
Competed in nationals, USTA adult team
Inducted: June 2, 2001
Virginia Rath '24
Black Mountain, NC
Retired director of physical education at Swarthmore College
Inducted: June 3, 1995
Virginia Redpath ’69
Lincoln, MA
Field hockey, basketball, lacrosse, tennis
Played competitive doubles tennis and platform tennis. In 1999-2000, she and her partner were ranked 7th in the APTA Women's National 50+ Platform Tennis division
Inducted: June 5, 2004
Alice-Cole Moss Reynolds '04
Richmond, VA
Tennis, field hockey
All-ODAC second team for field hockey in 2003. All-Academic Field Hockey Team for the 2003-04 school year. She received ODAC honors for tennis as an All-Tournament player for both singles and doubles in 2001, 2002, and 2004. In 2001, she was ranked #11 in the region for doubles and in 2002, was ranked #26 in the Atlantic South. In 2001 she and her partner beat the #3 ranked doubles team in the country for Division Three. As captain of both the tennis and field hockey teams at Hollins, she received the Sportswoman of the Year Award in 2004.
Inducted: May 30, 2009
Nancy "Newnie" Rogers '82
Richmond, VA
Volleyball, lacrosse, tennis, fencing
Inducted: September 26, 1998
Mary Willson Pinder Schill '73
Decatur, GA
Field hockey, lacrosse, basketball, tennis
Tennis instructor at Emory University
Inducted: September 26, 1998
Charlotte Sprague ’92
Atlanta, GA
Riding
IHSA Cacchione Cup winner; regional champion IHSA rider (all four years at Hollins);
Inducted: June 1, 2002
Joan Fallon Stark '80
Tygh Valley, OR
Swimming
Triathlete; active in Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women events
Inducted: June 4, 2005
Laurie Baugher Stuek '72
Darien, CT
Basketball, field hockey, lacrosse
Coached youth field hockey and basketball; honored as "Volunteer of the Year" by the Darien YMCA
Inducted: June 2, 2007
Betsy Abbott Stefany '70
Jamesville, NY
Lacrosse and basketball
Inducted: June 3, 2000
Carol Curtis Stevens '56
Millersville, MD
Field hockey, basketball, lacrosse, and tennis
At Hollins served as the Athletic Board president and participated in the Monogram Club and Swimming Club. Participates in four tennis leagues
in Maryland.
Inducted: June 3, 2006
Carol Semple Thompson '70
Sewickly, PA
Golf, field hockey, basketball, lacrosse
After winning the Senior Women's Amateur in 1999, 2000, and 2001 she became one of only five golfers to have ever won three different USGA championships. The other four are Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, JoAnne Gunderson Carner, and Tiger Woods. Winner of more than 40 events including a record 19 Pennsylvania State amateurs; record-breaking 12 spots on the women's Curtis Cup Team.
Inducted: May 21, 1994
Margaret Grill Tickner '79
Rockville, MD
Field hockey, lacrosse
Inducted: May 30, 2009
Jeannette Purrington Twomey '67
Vienna, VA
Basketball, lacrosse, tennis
Coaches youth soccer and basketball
Inducted: June 2, 2007
Clayton Vail '76
Richmond, VA
Tennis, basketball, and lacrosse
Inducted: June 3, 2006
Kristin Ward Vines ’82
Chattanooga, TN
Fencing
Placed first in the Veteran’s Women’s Foil at the U. S. Fencing Association National Championships; competed in USFA Olympic trials twice; currently ranked 41st in the nation; champion, U.S. Fencing Association -- Tennessee division every year since 1993.
Inducted: June 1, 2002
Lanetta Ware
Troutville, VA
Professor of Physical Education, Chair of Physical Education Department, Athletic Director, served Hollins’ athletic department for 43 years. Inducted into the United States Lacrosse Hall of Fame 2001, the University of Richmond Athletic Hall of Fame 1993, and the Virginia Lacrosse Hall of Fame 1996. Honorary member of the Virginia Women’s Lacrosse Association, the United States Women’s Lacrosse Association, and the International Women’s Lacrosse Association. USWLA Vice President 1980-86, IFWLA Vice President Rules and Umpiring 1984-91, IFWLA President 1993-2001.
Led her teams to win:
Undefeated regular season in lacrosse 1963, 1965, 1966, 1978
1979, 1980 Virginia State Division 2 Lacrosse Champions
1979 Runner-up USWLA National Lacrosse Championship
1995 Virginia Intercollegiate Fencing Champion (foil)
1995 Virginia Intercollegiate Epee Champion, Overall Champion
1996, 1997 Sportsmanship Award at the National Collegiate Fencing Tournament for foil team
2005 Virginia Intercollegiate Epee Champion
Inducted: June 4, 2005
Mary Elizabeth Watkins '73
New York, NY
Field hockey, golf, basketball, lacrosse, fencing
Player in the Hartford Pro-Am, marathon runner
Inducted: September 26, 1998
Barbara Norris Woodward '65
Annapolis, MD
Lacrosse, field hockey
Participated in the USLTA and has been an active member of the Atlanta Lawn Tennis Association
Inducted: June 4, 2005
Mary Elise Yarnall '80
Philadelphia, PA
Basketball, field hockey, lacrosse
Plays with Philadelphia's Women's Lacrosse Association
Inducted: June 5, 1999 |
