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Gary Benjamin '70
President and COO, Champion, Inc.
Iron Mountain, MI
LSSU Business, Economics, and Legal Studies Distinguished Alumni '07
Former LSSU Board Trustee
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Alumni Association
Hall of Fame
2001 Hall of Fame Inductees
Frank Anzalone
- Hockey 1982 – 1990, Ice Hockey Coach
- Led the Lakers to their first NCAA Division I Championship (1987-88)
- Led the Lakers to their first CCHA Championship (1987-88)
- NCAA Quarterfinalist (1988-89, 19989-90)
- Led Lakers to first NCAA Tournament appearance (1984-85)
- 191-108-22 (.630 winning percentage), December 1982 to 1990
Linda Thompson Hula
- Basketball - 1980-1984
- 1st Team All-GLIAC (1982-83, 1983-84)
- 5th Laker to break the 1,000 point barrier (1363 points)
- Top 10 season marks in scoring, field goals, free throws, field goal percentage, rebounding and assists
- Top 10 career marks in scoring, assists and field goals
- Terry McDermott Award (1980-81)
- Outstanding Female Athlete (1983-84)
John Bennin
- Basketball - 1964-67
- Scored 999 points
- Scored 402 points, the 10th best season mark at the time (1966-67)
- Led the Lakers in assists in each season
- Established the single game assist mark with 16. A record that stood for more than twenty years.
- Top 25 on the Laker points and assist career charts.
- Cliff Everett Award recipient 1966-67
Mike West
- Basketball - 1983-87
- 1st team All GLIAC (1985, 1986, 1987)
- Team MVP (1985, 1986, 1987)
- Top 10 single season marks including points, shooting percentage, free throw percentage, and field goals.
- Top 10 career marks including points, field goals, free throw percentage and assists.
James Leyndyke
- Wrestling - 1971-74
- NCAA Finals – fourth place (1974)
- GLIAC Champion (126 lb. 1974)
- NAIA District 23 Champion (1972, 1973, 1974)
- NAIA Runner-up (126 lb. 1971-72)
- NAIA All American (1972)
- NAIA Coaches All American (1971-72)
- Top 10 careers marks include falls (32, 4th), wins (97, 6th), points (362, 7th)
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