St. Francis DeSales Athletic Hall of Fame
Class of 2014 - Basketball / Soccer
Mindy Hammond ‘98 - 2014 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Stallion Soccer Profile:
Career Notes
Four-year starting goalkeeper, a part of two State Championship teams (1995, 1997)
Four-year starter in Basketball
1997 (Senior)
Division-II First Team All-Ohio
Division-II Central District Player of the Year
CCL Player of the Year
ThisWeek's Super 12 Captain
Her 10 consecutive shutouts in 1997 ranks as the 4th most in OHSAA history
Set a school-record for fewest goals given up in a season (2, .09/game avg.)
1996 (Junior)
Division-II First Team All-Central District and All-Ohio
Stallion Basketball Profile:
1997-98 (Senior)
Division-II First Team All-Ohio
Averaged 19.2 ppg
Over 1,000 Career Points
1996-97 (Junior)
All-CCL
photo credit - NCAA
Ohio Wesleyan Profile:
Career Notes
Starting goalkeeper on back-to-back National Championship Teams (2001, 2002)
Is one of two basketball players in OWU history to record a triple double (18p 10r 11a vs. Ohio Northern on 12/29/01)
Two-year starter for Ohio Wesleyan Basketball (2002 - 2003)
2002-03 (Senior)
photo credit - Ohio Wesleyan Athletics
NCAA Division-III leader in goals-against average at 0.16, which was the 3rd-best all-time upon graduation
Allowed 3 goals in 1,691 minutes and posted 10 shutouts
2002 Most Outstanding Player in the NCAA Division-III Soccer National Championship
2002 Second Team All-Region in Soccer
2002 Second Team All-North Coach Athletic Conference in Soccer
2003 Second Team All-North Coast Athletic Conference in Basketball
2001-02 (Junior)
Allowed 4 goals (0.29 GAA - led NCAC) and posted 7 shutouts
2001 First Team All-Region in Soccer
2001 First Team All-North Coast Athletic Conference in Soccer
2002 Honorable Mention All-North Coast Athletic Conference in Basketball
Led Ohio Wesleyan Basketball team with 92 assists
Cincinnati Profile:
Two-year letterwinner for the Bearcats' Basketball team
Member of the 1999 Conference USA regular season championship Bearcats' Basketball team, which made the school's 2nd overall NCAA Tournament appearance