Alumni Association

Hall of Fame

1996 Hall of Fame Inductees

Rick Comley

• 1967-1971 Ice Hockey
• NAIA All American (1968)
• 1970-71 International Collegiate Hockey Association All Star
• 151 career points (44 goals, 107 assists)
• Led Lakers in assists three times
• Clifford Everett Outstanding Athlete Award recipient (1971)

Gunile Myers-Devault

• 1974-83 Coach
• Pioneered the women's athletics program at LSSU
• LSSU first women's basketball coach (87-112)
• First Director of Women's Physical Education Department
• Laker tennis coach (1974-1983)

Gary Fors

• 1972-76 Basketball
• NAIA All-American (1973-74; 1974-75; 1975-76)
• NAIA All-District 23 (1973-74; 1974-75; 1975-76)
• GLIAC All-League (1972-73; 1973-74; 1974-75; 1975-76)
• Led team in scoring four straight seasons (23.1 career average)
• Terry McDermott Award recipient (1973)
• Clifford Everett Award recipient (1975, 1976)

Archie Orazietti

• 1966-70 Ice Hockey
• NAIA All-American (1969, 1970)
• Defenseman who talied 109 points (24 goals, 85 assists)
• Two-time MVP (1969, 1970)
• Team captain for three years (1967-70)

Ron Mason

• 1966 to 1973 Ice Hockey
• Laker's first hockey coach, compiling a 129-47-8 (.723) record
• Led the Lakers to the 1972 NAIA National Championship and three NAIA runner-up trophies (1968, 1969, 1970)
• Coached 19 NAIA All-Americans

Shaun Lake Antler

• Volleyball 1977-1981
• Earned eight varsity letters including four in volleyball, two in softball and two as a basketball cheerleader · Four-time volleyball team captain, her teams posted a career record of 98-33, two SMAIAW titles (79, 81) and GLIAC championship (79)
• Two-time All-State College Volleyball as a setter (78, 79)
• Two-time Midwest AIAW Tournament Team (79, 81)
• Three-time recipient of the Ronald `Bud' Cooper Coaches Award
• Terry McDermott Award recipient
• Outstanding female athlete (77-78)

Jamie Fleming Berge

• 1975-1979
• Led team in scoring four consecutive years (76-80), one of only two in Laker sports history to accomplish that feat
• Career 15.2 scoring average
• Four-time team MVP
• First team GLIAC and SMAIAW (78-79)
• Terry McDermott Award recipient (1975)
• Outstanding female athlete (1978-79)

Randy McArthur

• Hockey 1966-1970
• NAIA All American (1969)
• ICHA All Star (1968, 1969, 1970)
• Led the Lakers in goals scored three consecutive years (1967-70) and points twice (1968, 1969)
• 208 career points (113 goals, 95 assists)
• Scored six goals in a game (Ohio State, 1968), 13 game winning goals, 5 season and 13 career hat tricks

Brad Shouldice

• Track, Basketball 1966-1970
• Three-sport athlete who earned 10 varsity letters including two in cross country, and four each in track and basketball.
• Two-time NAIA District 23 All-Star (1969, 1970)
• Twice led team in scoring (22.3ppg, 1969, 1970)
• Captain or co-captain in all three sports in one year
• Michigan Collegiate Conference All-Conference basketball (1970)
• Established several Lake State track records ; MVP of the track squad in each of his four years.
• Cliff Everett Award recipient (1969, 1970)

Helen Vukovich

• Volleyball 1976-1977, 1980-1982
• GLIAC All-conference (1980, 1981)
• LSSC's Outstanding female athlete (1977, 1981, 1982)
• Terry McDermott Award recipient (1976)

Archie Orazietti

• Hockey 1966-1970
• NAIA All-American (1969, 1970)
• Defenseman who scored 24 goals, 85 assists (109 points)
• Two-time team MVP (1969, 1970)
• Terry McDermott Award recipient (1967)
• Cliff Everett Award recipient (1968, 1970)

Frank Hamilla

• Basketball 1955-1957
• Two-time leading scorer for the Soo Hornets with a 21.2 points per game average
• He and his teammates posted a 36-5 record
• Clifford Everett Award recipient (1956-1957)