CLASS OF 2019

Athletics Department • 432 Western Avenue • Albany, New York 12203–1490

1985Walter L. Hahn Sr. Clara Agnes McLoughlin

1986Eileen Pickett

1992Mary K. Broderick Michael Long

1994Deann Greco Lynch William Lynn Hamilton

2002Carmela Avellino Roger Bowlby, Jr. Nancy Kolber Garry Suzanne E. Mahler Karen Manor Catherine Mulderry Mattice

2003Mary Ann Grennon Beaury Mark Gabriel Nicole Boudreau Connell Brian Zink Robert Bellizzi

2007Jennifer Camardello Gallagher Driscoll Jeffrey L. Gore Douglas E. Kimbler Ilze Auzina-Luneau

2008Glen Barker Nana Lukengu Corts Don Kelly Jason Miller Roger Powers

2009Anthony “Tony” Franks Kristiana Kandere Tara (Peters) Moore Jesus Valbuena The 1988-89 Men’s Basketball Team

2010Brian Beaury Kerri Stone Colleen (Sheridan) Tauriello Eliza Whipple The 1990 Baseball Team

2011Chuck Bauer Eric LeBlanc Nora O’Heaney McGrath Drea Porteus The 1991 Softball Team

2012Eli Armstrong Sr. Agnes Rose Burton, CSJ Renae Ransdell Kelly Starr Daniel Sr. Tess Wysolmerski, CSJ

2013Courtney (Goess) Little Michelle (Joseph) Looney Damon Reed Deborah Springer The 1990-91 Men’s Basketball Team

2014David Benyo Nicole LaRocque Cuoco Tim Koubek Kylee Litchfield Daniel P. Nolan Gus Terry

2015Ralph Bucci Shannon Campbell Rich Paul Exner Matt Kavanagh Lauren Rowland Steinberg

20161995-96 Men’s Basketball Team 1997-98 Men’s Basketball Team 1998-99 Men’s Basketball Team

2017Brandon Birchak Stephanie Brink Hilland Matt Jones Garth Joseph Ashley McGuire

2018Josh Colafemina

Caryn Coughtry

Steve Dagostino

Chris Deubel

Kailey Egbert

PAST HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

The Athletics Hall of Fame honors those whose achievements and contributions to the athletics program have been outstanding.

HOME. OF ATHLETIC GREATNESS.

Ceremony Program WELCOMING REMARKS AND RECOGNITION OF CATHY HAKER

Carolyn J. Stefanco, Ph.D., President

CATHY HAKER TRIBUTE VIDEO

CATHY HAKER REMARKS

OPENING REMARKS

Introduction of Lori Anctil, Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics

Carolyn J. Stefanco, Ph.D., President

CEREMONY PROGRAM

Lori Anctil, Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics

INDUCTION OF THE CLASS OF 2019

David Alexander, Assistant A.D. for Communications

Lauren ReveszTo be introduced by Karen Haag

Jermaine HendersonTo be introduced by Brian Beaury (HOF Class of ’10) and Jeff Gore (HOF Class of ’07)

Lindsay BoveTo be introduced by Michael Bove

Cathi DeSimone-GreinerTo be introduced by Scott Bartley ‘92

Don Bassett

To be introduced by Brian Beaury (HOF Class of ’10)

CLOSING

Lori Anctil, Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics

Lauren Revesz Women’s Basketball | 2006-09

Don Bassett Men’s Basketball | 1992-03

Among the Golden Knights most accomplished

female swimmers throughout the program’s

inaugural decade, Cathi DeSimone-Greiner

graduated owning six school records and a

pair of Saint Rose individual pool standards.

She was also part of two pool record holding

relay contingents. Cathi set school records in

the 200, 500, 1,000, and 1,650-yard freestyles,

and both the 200 and 400 individual medleys.

She furthermore held the 200 free and 200

breaststroke pool standards, along with the

200 and 400 free relay pool records. As a

junior, the team captain finished among the

top-30 in the 100 breaststroke at the New

England Championships.

Lauren Revesz spent two years in a Golden Knights uniform after transferring from Ohio University. She immediately established herself as one of the most dominating frontcourt players in program history, while helping lead Saint Rose to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances. Lauren was a State Farm Coaches’ Honorable Mention All-American, a Northeast-10 Conference (NE10) first-team All-League pick and an Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) first-team All-Region selection as a senior when she finished second in the NE10 with a 17.2 scoring average. She also recorded a 6.3 rebounding average and set a single-season school record by converting 87.1 percent (115-for-132) of her free throws, while leading the Golden Knights to a 20-11 record. As a junior, she earned second-team All-Conference accolades after finishing fifth among the league leaders with 15.0 points per game. She closed her career by making a school record 84.4 percent (200-of-237) of her free throw attempts.

A legend in area basketball circles who taught the game for more than 60 years at every conceivable level, Don Bassett was an assistant coach in name only as he selflessly mentored Golden Knights student-athletes throughout his tenure. In addition, he helped guide Saint Rose to more than 200 wins that encompassed seven NCAA Tournament appearances including three trips to the “Elite Eight” between 1996 and 1999. The Golden Knights also won four New York Collegiate Athletic Conference titles between 1995 and 2000 and advanced to the Northeast-10 Conference postseason tournament from 2001-03. He also coordinated the sponsorships of the basketball radio broadcasts and served as the Tournament Director for the renowned Capital Key Classic, which was considered one of the nation’s most prestigious in-season Division II basketball tournaments throughout its eight-year run.

Jermaine Henderson was part of a dominating era

of Golden Knights men’s basketball, which went

109-21 throughout his four-year career on the way

to winning three New York Collegiate Athletic

Conference (NYCAC) titles. In addition, he was part

of four NCAA Tournament teams, including the

1996 “Elite Eight” and the 1998 National Semifinal

squads that were previously inducted into the Hall of

Fame. Jermaine was named MVP of the 1998 NCAA

Northeast Regional after he scored 33 points to

lead Saint Rose to a 97-87 victory versus Stonehill.

Henderson garnered NYCAC All-Conference

accolades and was named an Eastern Basketball All-

Star as a senior. He closed out his career fifth all-time

in school annals in scoring (1,654), third in free throws

made (464), and tied for 12th in steals (163).

Lindsay Bove Women’s Soccer | 2004-07

Among the most decorated midfielders in the

esteemed annals of Saint Rose women’s soccer,

Lindsay Bove was a four-time Northeast-10

Conference (NE10) All-League pick who garnered

first-team accolades three times. In addition, she

was twice chosen both a National Soccer Coaches

Association of America (NSCAA) and Daktronics

All-East honoree. Lindsay closed out her career

14th all-time in program annals in points (71) and

goals (27), tied for 16th in assists (17), and eighth

in games started (84). She was a member of four

squads that won nearly 80 percent (62-12-10)

of their matches and was part of three NCAA

Tournament teams, the 2007 NE10 Championship

squad, and the 2005 Eastern College Athletic

Conference (ECAC) title team.

THE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2019

Cathi DeSimone-Greiner Swimming and Diving | 1989-93

Jermaine Henderson Men’s Basketball | 1994-98