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  Since 1994, California University Athletics has maintained a rich tradition
of academic and athletic excellence. In the fall of 1994, California
University and its athletic department took a historic step by announcing
the inception of an athletic hall of fame. This year we honor our 13th
Athletic Hall of Fame Class, the class of 2007.  Receiving
the university's highest athletic honor is something our student
athletes will remember forever. There are many other deserving
people who should be honored by induction into the hall. Nominations
are always being sought for future induction ceremonies and
may come from any source. All nominees must have graduated
or left the university for a reason not detrimental to Cal
University. Athletes become eligible after 5 years. Anyone
interested in nominating an individual for the Cal University
Athletic Hall of Fame is invited to submit a written nomination
to California University Athletic Development Office, California  University
of PA, 250 University Avenue, California, PA 15419. Or, make
a nomination online, if you prefer. |
 On October 19, 2007, California University of Pennsylvania inducted its 13th annual Athletic Hall of Fame Class at the annual banquet held in the Performance Center of the Natali Student Center.  Top Row (L - R): Cal U President Angelo Armenti, Jr., emeritus professor and retired Cal U cross country/track and field coach Marty Uher accepting on behalf of Mike Bradley (cross country/track), Tim Loomis (men's basketball coach), Kenney Toomer (men's basketball), Dr. Fleming Mosely III (football) and Randy Wadsworth (baseball) Bottom Row (L - R):Sherry Valera-Veneziale (women's soccer), Tomas Boltnar (men's soccer), Bruce Wald (former sports information director), and Sarah Cassin (women's softball) |
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