WASHINGTON – The Georgetown University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics inducted seven Hoya luminaries into the Hall of Fame on Saturday evening. The celebration was held on campus at the Lohrfink Auditorium with a reception at Leavy Center to honor the outstanding achievements of these former student-athletes.
 
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Ron Helmer
Track & Field / Cross Country

• Coached for 21 years on the Hilltop
• In his time his teams boasted four national championships, a third place finish at the 1998 NCAA Indoor Championships and multiple BIG EAST, ECAC and Penn Relays titles
• Coached 342 All-Americans and his student-athletes won 219 BIG EAST individual titles

 
Kim Simons
Women's Lacrosse

• Team appeared in seven consecutive NCAA Tournaments reaching the Final Four on three occasions and advancing to the national championship game twice
• Coached 32 All-Americans and 20 Academic All-Americans
• 2001 National Coach of the Year
• Retired in 2004 as the most successful female coach in the history of Athletics at Georgetown

 
Chris York (B'97)
Men's Golf

• A four-time first team all-district honoree
• Finished in the top 10 at 15 tournaments and had three top-five finishes at the BIG EAST Championship
• Won the 1997 Princeton Invitational
• Team earned a berth in the 1997 NCAA Championship marking the first in program history

 
Eric Kvello (B'99)
Men's Soccer

• All-American
• BIG EAST Offensive Player of the Year
• Hoyas earned the first NCAA Tournament berth in program history in 1997 and advanced to the second round
• Team had a combined 30 wins over his final two seasons

 
Autumn Fogg (C'00)
Cross Country / Track & Field

• Five-time All-American
• 1999 NCAA Champion in the Distance Medley Relay
• Second place in the mile at the NCAA Championships
• Team won an ECAC Cross Country title as well as a pair of top five finishes at the NCAA Cross Country Championship

 
Sasha Spencer (B'01)
Track & Field

• A nine-time All-American, six-time ECAC Champions, five-time BIG EAST Champion and two-time Penn Relays winner
• A quarterfinalist in the 800m at the 2000 U.S. Olympic Trials
• Set the BIG EAST record in the 500m
• A part of four Georgetown record setting relays

 
Sheehan Stanwick (B'01)
Women's Lacrosse

• Georgetown's all-time points leader with 330
• Holds the program records in career points, goals and points per game as well as season points, goals and assists
• Four-time All-American
• 2001 NCAA and BIG EAST Attacker of the Year
• 2001 NCAA All-Tournament Team
• Team appeared in the national championship game and set the program record for wins in a season