The Misericordia University athletics department has announced its 2024 Hall of Fame class to be inducted as part of Homecoming/Reunion Weekend, October 18.
 
The 22nd MU HOF class includes Eric Aeppli '12, Vinny Baumunk, '09, Albie Biggs '04, Dr. Laura Roney '12, '15 Greg Vossler '11 and David Martin.
 
Aeppli was a four-time first-team All-MAC Freedom honoree in golf and was a four-time team MVP.  He finished in the top seven at the MAC Freedom championships four times (2^nd, 3^rd, 5^th, 7^th).
 
He is the all-time leader in career scoring average (78.5) and owns the lowest round in school history (70).
 
Baumunk was a three-time team MVP in men's basketball and a three-time all-conference selection.
 
He ranks fifth in career rebounds, second in blocked shots and is sixth in career points and seventh in career points per game.
 
Biggs earned seven letters in baseball and men's basketball.  He was first-team All-PAC and the PAC Pitcher of the Year as a senior.  He shares the all-time school record for complete games and ranks in the top 10 in wins and innings pitched.  He spent seven seasons as an assistant coach with the baseball team and was an assistant coach on the 2012 MAC Freedom champion women's basketball team.
 
Roney was a three-time first-team All-MAC Freedom selection in women's soccer and helped lead the Cougars to the 2012 Final Four.  She was an ECAC all-star and second-team all-region selection as a senior.
 
She ranks third in career assists and sixth in career points.
 
Vossler was a three-time MAC champion in the 50 free where he holds the school record.  He owned the MAC record in the 50 free for six years.
 
He was the MAC runner-up in the 100 free and is part of three school relay records.  He and was part of seven MAC championship relay teams.
 
Martin was selected as contributor for his 25 years as head men's basketball coach and director of athletics.  He is Misericordia's all-time leader in wins in men's basketball.
 
He led the Cougars to 11 postseason berths in 14 seasons, including two appearances in the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship game.  He guided the women's basketball team to the 2012 MAC Freedom championship as interim head coach.
 
As director of athletics, he oversaw MU's transition to membership in the Middle Atlantic Conference and the addition of football, Tambur Field and Metz Fieldhouse.