DURANGO, Colo. — Fort Lewis College's All-Century Team, which includes 100 student-athletes, coaches, and administrators from FLC's first century, will be honored as part of the 2011 Athletic Hall of Fame breakfast and induction ceremony at 9 a.m. on Sunday, September 18, 2011, in the Student Union Ballroom.

A series of online polls at www.goskyhawks.com allowed fans to choose their favorite men's basketball (Steve Schutz, 1993-96), women's basketball (Abby Jackson, 2007-11), men's soccer (John Cunliffe, 2003-06), women's soccer (Hayley Hollenga, 2007-present), volleyball (Nicole Schwab, 2004-07), and football (Mark Meng, 2007-08) players in school history. These six were announced yesterday.

The remaining 94 were chosen by FLC's Hall of Fame Selection Committee.

"This list represents the best of the best in terms of Fort Lewis College athletics," said Assistant Director of Athletics for External Operations and Communications Chris Aaland, who chairs the Hall of Fame Selection Committee. "Beavers, Aggies, Raiders, and Skyhawks are represented on this squad. Most of the student-athletes were All-Americans. Several were national champions or finished highly in NCAA and NAIA competitions. Each of them played a key role in helping build one of the finest small college athletic programs in the nation."

Fort Lewis College fields varsity, NCAA Division II teams in basketball, cross country, lacrosse, soccer, softball, and volleyball for women; and in basketball, cross country, football, golf, and soccer for men. Additionally, the Skyhawks compete at the USA Cycling Division I level in the cycling disciplines of mountain biking, cyclocross, road racing, and track racing. Individuals from all of these sports were considered for the All-Century Team, as were those from past FLC varsity sports like baseball, gymnastics, skiing, swimming & diving, tennis, track & field, tumbling, and wrestling.

Members of the All-Century Team will receive commemorative Fort Lewis College Centennial medallions at the ceremony.

In addition to the All-Century Team, the Sept. 18 event will also feature the induction of the Hall of Fame Class of 2011, which was announced on July 28. FLC's newest Athletic Hall of Famers include Richard Bent (football, 1973-76), Steve Berglund (men's soccer, 1997-2000, and football, 2001), John Chisholm (football, 1972-75), and David Shrum (gymnastics, 1963-67).

Festivities will kick off with a breakfast buffet, followed by: presentation of medallions to the six All-Century Team members as chosen by the fans; induction of the Hall of Fame Class of 2011; and presentation of medallions to the other 94 members of the All-Century Team as chosen by the Hall of Fame Selection Committee. Those being honored at the ceremony will also be recognized during home athletic events throughout the weekend of Sept. 16-18.

Cost for attending the Hall of Fame induction ceremony and brunch is $15 per person (honorees are admitted free courtesy of the Skyhawk Booster Club). To RSVP, contact Aaland at (970) 247-7381 or aaland_c@fortlewis.edu no later than 5 p.m. on Monday, September 12, 2011.

The event is part of Fort Lewis College's Centennial celebration, which has taken place throughout the year. Visit http://www2.fortlewis.edu/centennial/home.aspx to find out more.

The members of Fort Lewis College's All-Century Team include:

• Don Abbott (men's basketball, 1959-61, '63): NJCAA All-America; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1994); NJCAA All-Star Game.
• Bryan Bailey (men's cross country, 1993-97): All-America (three times); Academic All-America (three times); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2003).
• Melinda Balm-Carter (women's basketball, 1987-89): All-America (honorable mention); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1997); Member of 1988-89 RMAC championship team.
• David Barden (men's soccer, 2006-09): Scored game-winning goal in 2009 NCAA championship game; All-America (honorable mention); Most Outstanding Player of 2009 Final Four.
• Steve Berglund (men's soccer, 1997-2000; also played football in 2001): Member of 1999 NCAA runner-up squad; All-America (first team in 1999); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2011).
• Tim Bieri (men's basketball, 2003-07): All-Region; All-RMAC first team (twice); Member of 2004 RMAC championship team; FLC's No. 2 career scoring leader.
• Troy Bledsoe (athletic director, 1974-92: men's golf coach, 1974-95; women's basketball coach, 1981-85): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1995); RMAC Hall of Fame (2004).
• Carisa Bradford Bendico (women's soccer, 1995-99): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2005); RMAC All-Century Team; RMAC Player of the Year; Member of 1999 RMAC champions; All-Region second team (1998 & '99).
• Jennifer Butler (swimming & diving, 1981-82): Member of RMAC All-Century Women's Swimming & Diving Team; Two-time NAIA runner-up; 2-time All-America; RMAC record holder in 1- and 3-meter dives.
• Luc Cisna (men's soccer, 1995-99): Captain of 1999 NCAA runner-up squad; Two-time All-America (first team in 1999, second team in 1998); Two-time Academic All-America (first team in 1998 & '99); RMAC All-Century Team; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2005).
• Nick Clark (men's soccer, 2002-05): Member of 2005 NCAA championship team; All-America (second team in 2005).
• Jessica Copp (volleyball, 1993-96): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2003); Two-time Troy Bledsoe Scholar-Athlete of the Year; Member of 1994 RMAC championship team; Two-time All-America Strength & Conditioning Team; Multi-time All-RMAC and All-RMAC Academic.
• Johnny Cox (football, 1991-94): All-America (1st team from 1992-93); RMAC Player of the Year (1993); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1999); Longtime NFL assistant coach.
• John Cunliffe (men's soccer, 2003-06): MVP of RMAC All-Century Team; RMAC All-Century Team; NCAA Division II Player of the Year (2006); Member of 2005 NCAA Championship team and 2006 NCAA runner-up squad; Most Outstanding Offensive Player of 2005 NCAA Final Four; Drafted seventh by Chivas USA in first round of 2007 MLS Entry Draft; Played two seasons in MLS for Chivas USA and San Jose.
• Jamie Cunningham (men's soccer, 2007-10): Member of 2009 NCAA championship team; All-America (second team in 2009, honorable mention in 2010).
• Robert Dando (football, 1957-59): NJCAA All-America (first team); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1994).
• Tom Danielson (cycling, 1997-2001): Highest American finisher at the 2011 Tour de France; Won numerous team and individual national championships for FLC in mountain biking and road racing; Among the top American professional cyclists in the past decade.
• Adrianne Dettler (volleyball, 2004-07): Part of first two FLC volleyball teams to advance to NCAA national championships; Member of 2007 RMAC championship team; RMAC Defensive Player of the Year; FLC's all-time leader in digs.
• Mike Devecka (skiing, 1966-69): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1995); Four-time Olympian; two-time All-America; 2nd place individually in 1969; 3rd place individually in 1968; helped FLC to 1968 third place finish in NCAA championships
• Reed Duvall (football, 2001, 2004-06; men's soccer, 2002); Two-time All-America (3rd team in 2005, honorable mention in 2006); RMAC Defensive Player of the Year (2005).
• Bryan Eisenbraun (men's soccer, 2002-05): Member of 2005 NCAA championship team; All-America (first team); Most Outstanding Defensive Player of 2005 NCAA Final Four.
• Mike Elliott (skiing, 1965-66): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1981); Two-time All-America; Three-time Olympian; Member of Colorado Skiing Hall of Fame
• Charles England (men's cross country, 1986-88): All-America (two times); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2000).
• Jim Etzler (wrestling, 1981-83, football, 1982-83): All-America (1982, 1983); Third place at NAIA National Championships each year; 61-3 record at FLC; Also competed in football for two years, earning first team All-RMAC honors; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1996).
• Eric Fadness (football, 1989-92): Three-time All-America (first team from 1989-90, second team in 1992); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1998).
• Tim Fitzpatrick (men's basketball, 1991-93): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2001). FLC's all-time scoring leader for two-year career.
• Hillary Flaming (women's cross country, 1995-99): All-America (1995), Academic All-America (twice); led team to 1998 NCAA championship appearance; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2005).
• John Fortune (golf, 1966-69): RMAC individual champion (1969); led Raiders to '69 men's golf championship, the first RMAC title in school history; member of '69 team that was inducted into FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2000).
• Dan Gallagher (men's basketball, 1986-89): All-America (honorable mention); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2008); Member of 1987 & '89 RMAC championship teams.
• Alfonso Garcia (football, 1986-89): All-America (honorable mention, three times); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1996).
• Audrey George (women's basketball, 2006-10): RMAC Defensive Player of the Year (twice); Three-time RMAC champion; Member of 2009-10 team that advanced to NCAA Division II championship game.
• Tom Gordon (football, 1978-81): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1999); All-America (honorable mention); Three-time All-RMAC first team; FLC's career leader in interceptions (24); Owns school record for interceptions in a season (9 in 1978).
• Jeremy Gunn (men's soccer coach, 1999-2006): NCAA champions (2005); NCAA runners-up (1999, 2006); 5 NCAA tournament appearances; 6 RMAC titles; Coach of RMAC All-Century Men's Soccer Team; '99 squad was inducted into FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2010).
• Matt Gutierrez (football, 2003-06): FLC's No. 3 all-time passing leader; Led FLC to victory in 2006 Dixie Rotary Bowl; Two-time All-RMAC first team quarterback.
• Rich Hansen (men's soccer, 1995-98): All-America (first team in 1998); Leading scorer on first two FLC teams to advance to NCAA playoffs.
• Laura Haugen (women's basketball, 2006-10): All-NCAA Elite Eight team; Three-time RMAC champion; Member of 2009-10 team that advanced to NCAA Division II championship game.
• Rich Hillyer (men's basketball, 1985-89): All-RMAC (twice); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1996); Member of 1987 & '89 RMAC championship teams.
• Barney Hinkle (men's basketball, 1977-81): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1996).
• Bob Hofman (men's basketball coach, 1983-87, 2000-present): 7 NCAA tournament appearances; 4 RMAC Shootout crowns; 3 RMAC regular season titles.
• Hayley Hollenga (women's soccer, 2007-present; women's basketball, 2007-10): All-America (second team in 2010); Appeared in Sports Illustrated Faces in the Crowd (2010); Member of three RMAC championship teams in women's soccer (2007 & '09 tournaments, 2010 regular season) and three RMAC championship teams in women's basketball (2008-10).
• Abby Jackson (women's basketball, 2007-11): All-Region (2nd team, 2010-11); Member of four RMAC championship teams (RMAC regular season titles in 2008, '09, '10 and RMAC Shootout crown in 2011); Member of 2010 team that advanced to NCAA-II championship game.
• Mark Kellogg (women's basketball coach, 2005-present): Four NCAA tournament appearances; 3 RMAC regular season titles; 1 RMAC Shootout Crown; Team advanced to 2010 NCAA championship game.
• Kate Kelly Stahlin (women's soccer, 1995-99): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2010); RMAC All-Century Team; Member of 1999 RMAC champions; Offensive MVP of 1999 RMAC Tournament; Academic All-America (3rd team); All-Region (2nd team).
• Nicole Kluk (women's soccer, 2006-09): All-Region (1st team); RMAC Defensive Player of the Year; Member of 2006, 2007 & 2009 RMAC tournament champs.
• Melissa Knight-Maloney (women's cross country, 1988): FLC's only RMAC champion in women's cross country; All-America; Academic All-America; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1998).
• Dolph Kuss (Ski coach, 1965-76; exercise science instructor, 1964-87): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1995), US Nordic ski coach, 1963-72.
• Julie Koss Golden (volleyball, 1989-90): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1999); All-America (honorable mention); Member of 1990 RMAC championship team.
• Chuck Lamb (men's basketball, 1960-64): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1995); FLC career rebounding leader.
• DeAndre Lansdowne (men's basketball, 2007-11): FLC's all-time scoring leader; All-Region (twice); RMAC West Division Freshman of the Year; RMAC West Division Defensive Player of the Year; Member of 2008 RMAC championship team and 2008 & '11 RMAC Shootout championship teams.
• Jeremy Lederer (golf, 2001-05): Qualified for NCAA championships; All-Region (1st team); RMAC individual champion.
• Brianne Lippoldt (women's cross country, 2001-03): All-America (14th place finish is highest-ever in FLC history)
• Jack Lynch (football, 1960-61): NJCAA All-America (first team); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1995).
• Gavin Lyons (golf, 2007-11): Led Skyhawks to 2011 NCAA Elite Eight; All-Region 1st team; All-RMAC first team; RMAC Championship Tournament Medalist; three-time RMAC All-Academic.
• Jamie MacArthur (women's soccer, 2006-09): All-America (3rd team); Member of 2006, 2007 & 2009 RMAC tournament champs.
• Katie Mackey (women's basketball, 2006-10): All-Region (2nd team); Three-time RMAC champion; Member of 2009-10 team that advanced to NCAA Division II championship game.
• Devon Manning (men's basketball, 2004-08): All-America (honorable mention); RMAC West Division Player of the Year; Member of 2008 RMAC championship & Shootout-winning teams.
• Charles McLain, FLC men's athletic coach (football, basketball, tumbling, baseball, track & field, 1929-42, 1945-46); Longtime vice dean and science teacher; Interim dean (1949); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1994).
• Jennine McWilliams (women's basketball, 1983-86): All-America (honorable mention); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame; Member of 1985-86 RMAC championship team.
• Mark Meng (football, 2007-08): All-America (first team); Valero Cactus Bowl (NCAA Division II All-Star Game).
• Jim Miller (skiing, 1967-70): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2001); Two-time NCAA Nordic Combined national champion; Two-time Olympian; three-time representative in World University Games; Helped FLC to third-place finish in 1970 NCAA championships
• Pat Miller (skiing, 1967-70): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2001); All-America (1970); Alternate for 1972 U.S. Olympic Team; helped FLC to third-place finish in 1970 NCAA championships
• Amy Mohr (women's basketball, 2001-05): All-America (honorable mention); RMAC All-Century Team; RMAC Freshman of the Year; FLC's all-time leading scorer.
• Joe Moore (football, 2000-04): FLC's career rushing leader; All-Region (3rd team); All-RMAC first team (twice).
• Lloyd Moore (football, 1963-66): All-America (honorable mention); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1995); led FLC in rushing & receiving all four years.
• Bill Mullane (football, basketball and baseball, 1948-50): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1994); Quarterback of 1949 Aggies football team that advanced to Texas Junior Rose Bowl; All-conference quarterback in 1948 & '49; Five-time letterwinner (two in football, two in basketball, one in baseball).
• Kelly Nanna Moore (volleyball, 1988-90): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2000); Member of 1988 team that was inducted into FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2001) and advanced to NAIA National Championship tournament; Member of 1988 RMAC championship team.
• Jeff Norton (men's basketball, 1983-87; football, 1988-89): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1997); FLC career leader in assists & steals; Member of 1987 & '89 RMAC championship teams.
• Nellie Oldfield Horvath (women's athletics, 1942-45): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1994); Standout in all women's athletics/P.E. classes available, including basketball and volleyball at the Old Fort (women's varsity athletics weren't started at FLC until 1969); Award-winning P.E. teacher at Farmington Junior High School.
• Bob Overturf (wrestling, 1987-90). All-America (3rd place in 1990); Qualified for nationals three times; RMAC individual champion; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1999).
• Liz Palmer (volleyball, 1985-89): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1998); Academic All-America; Member of 1988 team that was inducted into FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2001) and advanced to NAIA National Championship tournament; Member of 1988 RMAC championship team.
• Jenna Peters (softball, 2007-08): All-Region (second team); led FLC to its only NCAA softball appearance and only RMAC softball crown
• Calum Robertson (men's soccer, 1995-99): Member of 1999 NCAA runner-up squad; All-America (first team); Academic All-America (third team in '99); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2005); Member of RMAC All-Century Team.
• Alison Rosel (women's basketball, 2006-10): All-America (honorable mention); RMAC Player of the Year (twice); All-NCAA Elite Eight team; Three-time RMAC champion; Member of 2009-10 team that advanced to NCAA Division II championship game.
• Emily Roser (women's cross country, 2005-06): All-America, All-Region & All-RMAC (2006).
• Christine Schmelzle (women's soccer, 2007-10): All-Region (2nd team); RMAC Defensive Player of the Year; Member of 2010 RMAC regular season champions & 2007 & 2009 RMAC tournament champs.
• Rocky Schneider (football, 1994-97): Three-time All-America (second team in '96, honorable mention in '95 and '97); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2008).
• Dana Schreibvogel (women's basketball, 2008-present): All-America (honorable mention); RMAC Player of the Year; All-Region (1st team); Three-time RMAC champion; Member of 2009-10 team that advanced to NCAA Division II championship game.
• Steve Schutz (men's basketball, 1993-97): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2003); All-America Farm Team (twice); All-North Central Region.
• Nicole Schwab (volleyball, 2004-07): Two-time All-America (third team from 2006-07); Two-time RMAC and Southwest Region Player of the Year (2006-07); RMAC All-Academic Player of the Year (2007); RMAC All-Century Team.
• Peppy Seale (volleyball coach, 1969-85; women's basketball coach, 1970-74; women's ski coach, 1969-75; softball coach, 1984; women's tennis coach, 1970-74, 1985-87; exercise science instructor, 1969-2002): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1994); RMAC Hall of Fame (2006).
• Dag Seymour (swimming & diving, 1977-81): Member of RMAC All-Century Men's Swimming & Diving Team; All-America; Four-time team MVP; FLC record holder in nine events; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1996).
• Erika Shisler (women's soccer, 2007-10): All-America (honorable mention); Member of 2010 RMAC regular season champions & 2007 & 2009 RMAC tournament champs.
• Tom Settle (men's soccer, 2006-09): Member of 2009 NCAA championship team and 2006 NCAA runner-up squad; All-America (first team in 2009, honorable mention in 2008).
• Cole Sweetser (men's soccer, 2002-05): All-America (first team in 2005); Member of 2005 NCAA championship team; Member of RMAC All-Century Team.
• Luke Tanner (golf, 2005-09): Lost NCAA Super-Region individual qualification spot in a playoff; RMAC individual champion; All-Region (1st team).
• Carrie Taylor (swimming & diving, 1981-83): Member of RMAC All-Century Women's Swimming & Diving Team; Five-time All-America; RMAC record holder in 100-meter breaststroke.
• Jeff Thulson (golf, 1974-78): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1996). Three-time All-RMAC golfer; finished third in RMAC in 1976.
• Thad Trujillo (football, 1991-94): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (2000); All-America (honorable mention); Academic All-America (twice); FLC's second-leading all-time passer.
• Naomi Tutman (swimming & diving, 1981-82): MVP of RMAC All-Century Women's Swimming & Diving Team; Six-time All-America; Set RMAC records in four events; Two-time FLC team MVP; FLC Outstanding Female Athlete in 1981.
• Bill Wade (football, 1957-58): NJCAA All-America (first team); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1995).
• Ned Wallace, Men's basketball coach (1950-59), football coach (1955-56), administrator (1959-80); FLC Athletic Hall of Fame's original inductee (1979).
• Blaine Walters (wrestling, 1988-92): Only three-time All-American in FLC wrestling history; Only FLC wrestler to compete in a national championship match; 2nd, 3rd and 4th place finishes at NAIA National Championships during his career; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1997).
• Andrew Webb (football, 2000-03): FLC's all-time passing leader; All-Region (3rd team).
• Ron Wells (football, 1979-82): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1996); All-America (honorable mention); played two seasons in USFL; Signed as a free agent with the Buffalo Bills; Owns FLC records for most career sacks (27) and sacks in a season (19 in 1982).
• Todd Wells (cycling, 1994-95): Two-time U.S. Olympian; U.S. national cross-country champion the past two years; Current U.S. cyclocross champion; Rides for Specialized in pro mountain bike tour; Won two individual collegiate cross country titles and helped FLC win two collegiate mountain biking titles.
• Zane Wells (men's soccer, 2006-09): Member of 2009 NCAA championship team and 2006 NCAA runner-up squad; All-America (third team in 2009, honorable mention in 2008).
• Don Whalen (president, 1983-84, 1986-88; vice president of academic affairs, 1983-88; dean of education, 1970-83; athletic director, 1962-70; men's basketball coach, 1959-70; golf coach, 1962-70): FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1994).
• Sage Wilderman (cycling, 2007-11): Won two women's omnium titles and five women's individual titles (3 in downhill, 1 each in short track and mountaincross) for FLC mountain biking team; Led Skyhawks to four straight US Cycling collegiate mountain biking team titles; also competed in road racing last spring.
• Arthur Willden (wrestling, 1982-86): Two-time All-American; FLC Athletic Hall of Fame (1999).
• Cliff Wilmes (men's soccer, 2003-06): Member of 2005 NCAA championship team and 2006 NCAA runner-up squad; All-America (second team in 2006); On roster of MLS' Colorado Rapids in 2007.