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| 2011 Hall of Fame Inductees |
Brent Brummer '04 Brent Brummer led Hastings College's surge to national prominence in men's soccer. Brummer was twice named the GPAC Player of the Year and was an NAIA All-American while leading the Broncos to their first two national tournament appearances in soccer. He also was named an NAIA All-American Scholar-Athlete.
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Dr. Phillip Dudley Dr. Phillip Dudley served Hastings College in a variety of capacities from 1973 to 2011. In 2000, he was inaugurated as the 14th Hastings College President. Under his leadership, the Bronco athletic department won four national championships, numerous national tournament berths and conference championships, and twice was the GPAC All-Sports Champion. The College has also been a national leader in Scholar Teams and Scholar-Athletes.
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Robert "Bobby" Gottsch (Posthumously) As Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees, Robert "Bobby" Gottsch provided strong leadership, contributing significantly to all major Hastings College building projects in recent years, including the Osborne Family Sports Complex (home to the Gottsch Weight Room), the Morrison-Reeves Science Center, and the track facility. He also provided scholarship support for students. In 2010, he received the Hastings College President's Award for outstanding and meritorious service to the College. Elected to the Board of Trustees in 1995, Mr. Gottsch died on August 10, 2011, at the age of 57.
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Ken Morrison As an 18-year member of the Hastings College Board of Trustees (1981-1999), Ken Morrison served on the Executive and Investment Committees as well as the Hastings College Foundation Board of Directors. In 1999, Hastings College inducted Mr. Morrison into the Pro Rege Society, the highest non-academic honor bestowed by the College. Among the College's most loyal supporters, he provided leadership gifts for the Osborne Family Sports Complex and the new science center. To recognize his generous support, the College named the Morrison-Reeves Science Center in his honor.
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2003 Men's Soccer Team The 2003 Hastings College men's soccer team reached the NAIA semifinals and finished third in the national rankings. The Broncos finished the year with a 23-2 record, winning the GPAC regular season championship, the GPAC Tournament championship, and the Region IV championship.
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| 2011 Alumni Coach of the Year |
Mark Chavez '94 Mark Chavez has served as defensive coordinator and strength coach for the Millard (Neb.) North High School football team for 17 years. During his tenure, the Mustangs have won three state titles and three runner-up titles. A Millard North alum who earned Honorable Mention All-American honors while playing football at Hastings College, Chavez has coached current and former NFL and Husker football players, including Heisman Trophy winner Eric Crouch. Since 2005, he also has served as defensive line and special teams coach for the Omaha Beef, an Indoor Football League team.
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| Previous Inductees | ||
2010 Elizabeth Herbek '93 - Athlete Tony Hobson '81 - Athlete and Coach Alumni Coach of the Year Carrie Hofstetter '04 - Athlete Mary (Stuehm) Johnson '02 - Athlete 2001/02 Women's Basketball Team 2002/03 Women's Basketball Team
2009 Shannon Mihaltan Brown '02 - Athlete Rodney Hartman '00 - Athlete Scott Rezac '90 - Alumni Coach of the Year Dwayne Strasheim - Meritorious Service D. Lloyd Wilson* (Posthumously) - Meritorious Service
Fall 2008 1998 and 1999 Football Teams Marc Boerigter '00 - Athlete Robert Boerigter - Meritorious Service Bradley McCaslin '94 - Alumni Coach of the Year Joshua Miller '01 - Athlete | 1996
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