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Once a Penmen, Always a Penmen

once a penmen always a penmen

SNHU Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2025

By Eric Coplin ’18G

Since its founding in 1967, the SNHU Athletic Hall of Fame has honored individuals whose commitment, excellence, and passion have shaped Penmen Athletics. The Class of 2025 brings eight exceptional members into a community now totaling 133 individuals and three teams, each forever part of the Penmen story.

To learn more, visit snhupenmen.com/hof.

SNHU men’s soccer goalkeeper Dom prepares to catch a soccer ball while wearing a green goalkeeper jersey and gloves during play.

Dom DiMaggio ’14 ’14G

Men’s Soccer (2010-14)

Ashley Elder ’19 ’20G

Women’s Track & Field (2015-20)

SNHU track and field athlete Ashley prepares to throw a shot put, extending her arms forward during competition.

SNHU men’s tennis player Tiago holds a tennis racket and looks toward the court during a match.

Tiago Fernandes ’18 ’19G

Men’s Tennis (2015-19)

Erin Garczynski ’19 ’24G

Softball (2016-19)

SNHU softball pitcher Erin winds up to throw a softball, wearing a Penmen jersey, glove, and protective eyewear.

SNHU women’s basketball player Kylie dribbles a basketball while wearing a number 23 jersey during a game.

Kylie Lorenzen ’19

Women’s Basketball (2015-19); Women’s Track & Field (2016-19)

Brendan O’Brien ’14

Baseball (2010-14)

SNHU baseball player Brendan stands at the plate holding a bat and preparing to swing during a game.

SNHU men’s golf player Matt focuses ahead while preparing to swing during a round of golf.

Matt Paradis ’20

Men’s Golf (2016-19)

Laura van der Doorn ’19 ’20G

Field Hockey (2016-19)

SNHU field hockey player Laura leans forward in action while wearing a Penmen uniform during play.

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