Alumni Association

Hall of Fame

1999 Hall of Fame Inductees

Roger Dallas

• 1975 - 1979 Wrestling
• One of three Lakers with three undefeated dual seasons (1977, 1978, 1979)
• Second in school history in career wins and points (115 wins, 475.5 points)
• School record for most major superior decisions (7, 1978 -79)
• GLIAC Champion (1978, 1979)
• NAIA Tournament Participant (3rd place, 1977; 2nd place, 1978)
• NCAA II Tournament Runner-up (158 lbs., 1979)
• Cliff Everett Award (1978, 1979)
• Terry McDermott Award (1976)

Franklin Otis

• Faculty Athletic Representative 1948-1978
• The first faculty athletic representative (1948 - 1978)
• Instrumental in the development of the GLIAC and CCHA
• The 'original' official scorekeeper for the Hornet's basketball team
• Department of Mathematics chair (1948 - 1971)
• Mathematics faculty (1948 - 1978)

Doris Pierce

• 1976-1980 Tennis
• #1 Laker singles and doubles player in each year of her career
• Earned a college ring as the top player in the state (1976)
• #1 ranked single and doubles player in Michigan (1980)
• SMAIAW runner-up singles (1980)
• SMAIAW doubles champion (1980)
• Laker MVP (1977, 1979, 1980)

Teresa Shaheen Jensen

• 1978-1982 Volleyball
• All-GLIAC – the only Laker spiker to earn first team all-conference honors in each season of her career
• MAIAW All-Midwest Region Team (1978)
• All-SMAIAW (1979, 1980)
• All-MAIAW (1980)
• Member of the 1981 squad that set the school record for wins in a season (42)
• Terry McDermott Award (1979)

Chris Dahlquist

• 1981-1985 Hockey
• Outstanding defenseman
• 68 career points (12 goals 56 assists, 313 penalty minutes)
• CCHA All-Academic Team (1985)
• All-CCHA Honorable Mention (1985)
• Team Captain (1983, 1984)
• Ronald `Bud' Cooper Award (1984)
• Cliff Everett Award (1985)
• 12 year NHL veteran

Mike Cribbs

• 1980 - 1983 Wrestling
• 56-13-1 record (10th most career wins)
• One of four Lakers with two undefeated dual seasons (16-0-1, 1981, 1982)
• NAIA Tourney (6th place finish) and NCAA II (5th place, 1981)
• NCAA II Champion (167 lbs., 1982)
• LSSU's first two-time NCAA II All-American (1981, 1982)
• Single season record for falls (21, 1980-81)
• Third on the LSSC career falls chart (35)
• Terry McDermott Award (1981)
• Cliff Everett Award (1981)