Scranton, Pa. — Marywood University will induct six alumni and former men's tennis coach Keith Hetsko into the Athletics Hall of Fame in September. The 28th class of inductees will be honored on Sunday, Sept. 20, at 11:30 a.m. in the Nazareth Student Center's Latour Room on Marywood's campus.

The seven-member class includes Emma Doughman '16 (women's cross country); Daniel Hull '16 (men's soccer/baseball); Paige Jablonski '09 (women's cross country); Christian Lawlor '14 (men's soccer); Joe Listanski '09 (men's tennis); Paige Madary '14 (women's soccer); and Hetsko.

To RSVP for the Hall of Fame ceremony, click here. Ticket prices are $50 for adults, $20 for children ages 5 through 12, and free for children 4 and under.

Emma Doughman '16 is one of the most decorated student-athletes in Marywood history. She was named Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) Runner of the Year and Marywood Female Athlete of the Year in both 2014 and 2015. She competed at three NCAA Division III Women's Cross Country Championships, qualifying twice as an individual and once as part of a team qualifier. Doughman was part of the 2013 team that placed third at regionals and 24th at nationals. During her career, she was named USTFCCCA All-Mid Atlantic Region four times and All-CSAC First Team four times. Doughman was also the CSAC Rookie of the Year in 2012, and she led the Pacers to three CSAC team championships.

Daniel Hull '16 was recognized as a two-sport standout in men's soccer and baseball. He was the CSAC Men's Soccer Player of the Year and Marywood Male Athlete of the Year in 2015. Hull was selected to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America's (NSCAA) All-Mid Atlantic Region Third Team, as well as two All-Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) Second Team All-Region honors. Throughout his men's soccer career, Hull was named All-CSAC First Team three times and All-CSAC Second Team once. He set Marywood career records in both goals and points and was selected to the CSAC 25th Anniversary Team.

As a four-year member of the baseball team, Hull was twice named All-CSAC Honorable Mention.

Paige Jablonski '09 became the second individual women's cross country champion in Marywood history. She was the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference's (PAC) Runner of the Year in 2006 and led the Pacers to a pair of PAC team championships. Jablonski was selected to the All-PAC First Team twice and All-PAC Second Team once. She had two of the three fastest 5K times in program history at the time of her graduation. The CSAC selected her to the PAC/CSAC 25th Anniversary Team.

Christian Lawlor '14 was a key part of a men's soccer run that delivered a 29-5-2 conference record over four years, four ECAC tournament appearances and three CSAC championship game appearances. Lawlor set career records for goals, points, games and starts, as well as single-season marks for goals, points, and game-winning goals. He was named to the NSCAA All-Region Third Team in 2013 and was selected All-CSAC First Team four times. He was the conference's Rookie of the Year in 2010, and the CSAC selected him to its 25th Anniversary Team.

Paige Madary '14 anchored a defense that recorded 24 career clean sheets and a 1.233 goals-against average. Madary was named to the NSCAA All-Region Second Team and earned Scholar All-East Region Honorable Mention. She was the CSAC Player of the Year in 2012 and was selected to the CSAC First Team in each of the three full seasons she played. The CSAC selected her to its 25th Anniversary Team, and she led the Pacers to an ECAC South Region championship in 2012.

Joe Listanski '09 posted a 44-5 singles and 39-10 doubles record. He won three PAC individual championships at No. 2 singles and claimed a PAC championship at No. 2 doubles. Listanski was selected All-PAC First Team Singles and First Team Doubles in each of his three seasons. He set school records for single-season doubles victories and tied for first in single-season singles and overall wins. The CSAC selected him to the PAC/CSAC 25th Anniversary Team, and he led Marywood to a PAC team championship in 2006.

Coach Keith Hetsko (1995-99, 2001-06) led Marywood to two PAC men's tennis championships across his 11 seasons — the first two men's conference titles in Marywood history. The Pacers won championships in both 1998 and 2006, and Hetsko was named PAC Coach of the Year in 1998

ABOUT THE HALL OF FAME SELECTION PROCESS: 

Please visit the Marywood Athletics Hall of Fame page to see the all-time members. 

The Marywood Athletics Hall of Fame members are chosen by a selection committee consisting of Marywood athletics administrators, faculty and university officials. Nominees may be a student-athlete, coach, administrator, team, 'honorary' nominees, media representative, corporation, etc. that has made an outstanding contribution to the Marywood University Athletics and Recreation Department. The Athletic Communications office automatically nominates former student-athletes, coaches, administrators and potential honorary nominees via archives.

Please email Jay Monahan, Director of Athletics Communications, at monahan.j@marywood.edu for information to nominate a person(s) to the Hall of Fame.