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legends
Remembering the
The uniforms have long been stashed away, but the legends have not.
On Sept. 20, CMU recognizes the latest crop of inductees into the Marcy Weston CMU Athletics Hall of
Fame. Inductees also will be honored the following day at CMU's home football game against Toledo.
Inductees are:
Pasquale "Wally" Galba (baseball, 1956-58).
Helped team win the first conference championship
in CMU baseball history. Had one of the greatest
individual days in program history, collecting nine
hits in a doubleheader, including a grand slam.
Mike Greenfield
(wrestling, 1996-99).
Two-time All-American,
placing seventh in the
NCAA in 1999. Helped
CMU place fifth as a team
at the 1998 National
Championships.
Nicole Liphardt
(gymnastics, 19972000). Winner of three
MAC titles for floor exercise
and uneven bars. Named
the MAC Senior Gymnast
of the Year in 2000.
Becky Manson (softball,
1999-2002). Helped lead
the Chippewas to four
MAC Tournament titles
and four NCAA bids. Set
CMU single-game record
with five hits against Cal
Poly. Holds CMU career
at-bats record (720).
1982 softball team. Under third-year head coach Margo Jonker,
the 1982 team captured CMU's first ever MAC regular season and
tournament championship in any female sport. The team still holds
the record for the most wins in a single season with 51.
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John Wunderlich
(football, 1974-76).
Led CMU in tackles in
1976. Was the only CMU
student-athlete to earn
Academic All-America
honors three times.
