Owls Introduce Hall of Fame Class of 2004
Four legendary athletes came back to campus for the 2004 Kennesaw State University Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony held on Saturday‚ January 24 at the KSU Student Center.
Georgia
(Jan 26, 2004) — Four legendary athletes came back to campus for the 2004 Kennesaw State University
Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony held on Saturday‚ January 24 at the KSU Student
Center.
The Class of 2004 included softball pitcher Dyan Mueller−Wingo‚ golfer Jon Hough and
baseball players John Kelly and Ryan Coe.
The morning ceremony‚ hosted by Athletic Director Dr. Dave Waples‚ was the athletic
department's second induction ceremony and the first that featured all athletes.
The distinguished class featured two national champions‚ four All−Americans and four
players who led their teams to national recognition.
Hough won the Owls first championship in 1986 when he captured the NAIA Individual
title. Coe was a member of the 1994 NAIA championship team.
Mueller−Wingo‚ a 1991 Honorable Mention All−American‚ led the Owls to a national tournament
appearance in the program's first year of fastpitch competition.
Kelly was a 1990 All−American whose remarkable four−year career still finds him as
the Owls career leader in wins and strikeouts.
Former baseball coach Chip Reese was back on campus to present Kelly while Billy Hill
Jr. introduced Hough.
Head Coach Scott Whitlock introduced Mueller−Wingo while Mike Sansing presented his
former player and current assistant coach in Coe.
The class is the second−ever inducted into the Hall of Fame. The nine−member class
now includes five athletes and four administrators.
Kennesaw State University Athletic Hall of Fame
CLASS OF 2003
Dr. Betty Siegel
(Inaugural Class of 2003)
Dr. Herb Davis
(Inaugural Class of 2003)
Mr. Roger Hopkins
(Inaugural Class of 2003)
Mr. James "Spec" Landrum
(Inaugural Class of 2003)
Mrs. Jennifer Turner−Reid
(Inaugural Class of 2003)
CLASS OF 2004
Mrs. Dyan Mueller−Wingo
(Class of 2004)
Mr. Ryan Coe
(Class of 2004)
Mr. John Kelly
(Class of 2004)
Mr. Jon Hough
(Class of 2004)
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