Drexel University Athletics

Janet E. and Barry C. Burkholder Athletics Hall of Fame

Ambler, Robert
Anderson, Michael
Andrews, Clarence "Andy"
Assante (Fort), Olga
Baer, Bill
Bajkowski, Walter "Sonny"
Battle, Robert
Blaum, Paul
Bono, Anthony
Bowie, Johnson
Boyle (Sullivan), Barbara
Brevda, Harry
Broadus, David
Browne, James J.
Bucci (Alshouse), Renee
Buckley, Robert R.
Burkert, Randall S.
Calhoun, Ernest N.
Callas (Reiner), Helen
Carney, John
Carpus, Tom
Carter, Bruce E.
Childs, Jack
Clawson, Dave
Coley, Ronald T.
Congo, Richard S.
Connell, Ralph C.
Cozen, Sam
Curry, David
Dad Vail Winner, 1972 Four-Oar Crew
Daskalakis, John
Delsi, Pat
DiSabastian, Richard S.
Diana, Paul J.
Dlugosz, Stanely E.
Doiron, Kris
Epstein, Herman "Eppy"
Era of Champions, Sam Cozen
Etter, Miles M.
Falcone, Nick
Farrell (Apostolico), Eileen
Ferguson, Lynn B.
Field Hockey Team (undefeated), 1961
Fink, Dennis
Fleming, Myron T.
Football Team (undefeated), 1955
Fox, Jr., Harry E.
Frey, Douglas E.
Frey-Donahue, Heather
Gannon (Janavel), Kathy
Garofolo, Frank
Gerstenfield, Fred
Gotchel, Joel P.
Gottlick, Phil
Grebis, Tom
Greene, Major General Douglass T
Guiliante, Anthony T.
Haas, Lillian
Halas, Walter H.
Hatzenbeller, Leonard
Hemmerle, Mark J.
Hertrich, Carl
Hluschak, Ryan
Hoesch, Emily
Holden, Brian
Horter, Charles J.
Hug, Eugene
Huntsinger, Wayne
Jethon, Oswald
Kelly, Kerry
Kern, Donald A.
Kerr, Dr. Thomas
Kilgour-Cleghorn , Barbara
Kleppinger, Ronald F.
Knapp, Charles A.
Kolongowski, Thomas E.
Kovach, George
Kratz, Tammy
Kuzan, John M.
Labove, Michael
Lamon (Ciocciola), Janet
Laverson, Al
Layton (Lloyd), Marian
Lehmann, Todd
Lilly, Steve
Linde, Robert A.
Linderman, Joe
Lissy, Igor
Logue, William
Ludwig, Paul W.
Lynn, Jr., Raymond T.
MacCart, Al
MacNeill, Jen
Manahan, Ken
Mansfield, Dr. Paul
Maragah, Hazem
Marginean, Gabriela
Marsh, Edward T.
Maslowski, Michelle
Mastrocola, Beth
Mastropaolo, Christina
McCabe, Patrick
McCurdy, Michael
McMains, Maury H.
Men's Basketball Team, 1995-96
Men's Soccer Team, 1963
Men's Soccer Team, 1972
Men's Soccer Team, 1998
Men's Soccer Team , 1958 National Champion
Miller, Murray C.
Miller, Jeffrey
Miller, Mikki
Morgan, Robert C.
Morrison (Keiper), Nancy
Murphy, Rebecca
Murphy Keller, Joyce
Muschek, Robert W.
Nannos, George
Newman, Gregory A.
Orosz, Robin
Oskiera, Ronald
Parke, Jeff
Parmet, Norman
Pecsvaradi, Dr. Thomas
Pellegrini, Mike
Pellicano, Carol
Pennoni, Chuck
Ponist (Fee), Debbie
Potter, Samuel D.
Promislo, Daniel
Rankin, John
Raynes, S. Herbert
Reiner (Maxwell), Leslie
Rhile, Dr. Joseph E.
Robinson, Ralph R.
Roe (McKendry), Veronica
Ryder, J. Peterson
Savini (Weir), Regina
Schilloff, Walter
Schmitt, John V.
Semanik, Mary Fetter
Semanik, John V.
Serban, Mike
Shank, Donald W.
Shapiro, Janice Marquart
Shaughnessy (Kuehn), Eileen
Shine, John W.
Siryj, Bohdan
Staszak, Thomas M.
Stephens, Robert W.
Stevens, G. Bickey
Stier, Edgar
Swanson, Lori
Thayer, William S.
Ulmer, Jr., Dr. Fred W.
Van Pelt (Diller), Lisa
Vetter, Joe
Vidas, Vincent
Vincent, Chuck
Wallace, Henry B.
Walsh (Seiberlich), Theresa
Walton, F. Clark
Ward, John W.
Washofsky, Anthony F.
Whitney, David L.
Wilkinson, William J.
Willcox (Sweeney), Louisa
Williams (Lee), Jean Marie
Wittorff, William D.
Women's Basketball Team, 1965-67
Wurster (Hyun), Carol
Yonker, Donald Y.
Yost (Alvanos), Barbara
Young, Richard
Zador, William
Zarbatany, Paul
Zukowski Ladu, Pam

Pam Zukowski Ladu

Induction:
2014
Class:
2001

Pam Zukowski Ladu was one of the most successful field hockey players to play at Drexel.

She was a two-time All-American and a three-time First Team All-Mid-Atlantic Region selection. Zukowski went on to score 52 career goals and total 122 career points.

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