The Georgetown University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics inducted six Hoya luminaries into the Hall of Fame on Friday evening. The celebration was held on campus at the Lohrfink Auditorium with a reception to honor the outstanding achievements of these former student-athletes.

Steven P. Dusseau (C'02)
Men's Lacrosse

• Two-time Tewaaraton finalist.
• Recognized by USILA as the most outstanding player in the nation.
• Three-time All-America selection.
• Two-time ECAC Offensive Player of the Year.
• Selected three times to All-ECAC first team.
• Helped Georgetown to the NCAA Final Four in his first year and to two additional quarterfinal berths.
• Two ECAC Championship appearances.
• Helped Georgetown maintain a top-10 NCAA ranking during all four years on the Hilltop.
• Two-time team MVP.
• Won Georgetown's Outstanding Offensive Player Award in his senior year.
• Granted the Robert A. Duffey Scholar-Athlete Award, recognizing excellence in both academics and athletics.
• A CoSIDA Academic All-District II awardee.
• Two-time CoSIDA Academic All-America team.
• USILA All-America Scholar-Athlete.
• Drafted second overall by the Boston Cannons in the Major League Lacrosse draft, subsequently named to the 2003 MLL All-Star team.
• Competed as a member of the U.S. National Team that won the World Cup championship in 2002.

Elizabeth Delgado Seelman (F'01)
Women's Soccer

• Finished her Georgetown career in 2000 in second place in the Georgetown records in career goals, career assists, career points, and tied for second in single-season assists.
• Named to BIG EAST All-Rookie Team her freshman year
• Started and played in every Georgetown contest over her four years, and captained the team during her senior year.
• Helped the Hoyas to their first-ever BIG EAST Championship berth.
• Named to the 2000 All-Mid-Atlantic Team.
• Team-leader in scoring during her junior and senior year.
• Four-time All-BIG EAST selection.
• Set a new Georgetown record in 2000 for assists in a game when she tallied four against Wagner College her senior year, also marking her third on the NCAA Women's Soccer single-game highs list for 2000.
• Second member of the Athletic Hall of Fame from the sport of women's soccer.

Michael D. Sweetney (C'04)
Men's Basketball

• Named to the BIG EAST All-Rookie team.
• Finished the 2002 season averaging 19 points and 10 rebounds, and was named to the first team All-BIG EAST roster. That year, he was the only player in the nation to rank in the top 20 in scoring and rebounding.
• Helped lead the Hoyas to a 16-0 start and to a 25-8 overall record in 2001.
• Senior season shot 55 percent from the floor and 74 percent from the line, and his 25.1 per game average trails only Allen Iverson for a single-season average.
• Led the Hoyas to a Sweet 16 NCAA appearance.
• Team captain and the Reds Daly MVP Award winner.
• Led Georgetown to the 2003 NIT championship final.
• AP All-America selection.
• Finalist for the Naismith College Player of the Year.
• Candidate for the John R. Wooden Award.
• Two-time All-BIG EAST selection.
• Fifth all-time in the Georgetown record books in rebounds.
• Drafted by the Knicks in 2003, played four seasons in the NBA.

Erin Elbe Davidson (C'02)
Women's Lacrosse

• 2002 Tewaaraton Trophy Award Recipient.
• Four-time All-America performer.
• Finished the 2002 season ranked ninth nationally in points per game (4.26).
• 2002 National Player and Attacker of the Year.
• 2002 BIG EAST Player and Attacker of the Year.
• Two-time NCAA All-Tournament Team.
• Honda Collegiate Women-Lacrosse Player of the Year.
• Team captain and team MVP senior year.
• Helped Georgetown to two NCAA championship finals and two quarterfinal appearances.
• Led the Hoyas to two consecutive BIG EAST Championship titles.
• Third in Georgetown record books for assists and draws.
• Georgetown all-time career leader in ground balls, second in career points and goals.
• One of two Hoya players to ever score more than 200 goals.
• Selected as a member of the U.S. National Elite Team in 2000, and named an alternate on the 2001 U.S. World Cup Team.

Christopher P. Lengle (C'02)
Men's Swimming & Diving

• Broke multiple school records, setting new individual marks in the 50- and 100-yard freestyle events.
• Set new relay records in the 400 medley and at the 200, 400, and 800 distances.
• School record-breaking 200 relay team performance, just two seconds off of first place at the 1999 BIG EAST Championships.
• Team MVP in his final two years, he finished for four consecutive years among top 16 performers at the BIG EAST Championships.

Rebekkah W. Brunson (C'04)
Women's Basketball

• 2001 BIG EAST Rookie of the Year.
• Toured Germany with the 2001 BIG EAST Summer All-Stars.
• Selected to Team USA for the 2003 Pan Am Games as a junior, where she led the team in scoring and rebounding.
• Four-time All-BIG EAST selection.
• Led the Hoyas to two Women's NIT appearances.
• BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year as a senior.
• First GU women's basketball player to earn AP All-America honors.
• First player in BIG EAST history to lead the league in scoring (20.4) and rebounding (11.3).
• In 2004, became Georgetown's all-time leading rebounder. Finished second on the all-time scoring list.
• Secured 336 rebounds as a senior, the highest single season total in Hoya history. Also led the league in double-doubles that year with 18.
• Participated in the 2004 postseason WBCA All-Star Challenge.
• Four-time team MVP and two-time team captain.
• Selected as the 10th overall pick in the 2004 WNBA draft, and layed 15 seasons in the WNBA.