Piper coached the Falcon golf team for 13 years, posting three MAC titles during his tenure.

Pfeiffer came BG in 1984 as a state champion diver from Illinois and kept those winning ways going as a Falcon.

Perry arrived at Bowling Green in 1955, and his legacy continues across campus to this day.

Parks capped his four-year BG career by earning All-America honors in his senior campaign of 1988-89.

Palmisano played and coached soccer at BGSU, becoming one of the most beloved individuals in the department.

A native of Stow, Ohio, Palko was a two-time MAC Defensive Player of the Year at Bowling Green.

In 1977, Owen broke Mike Schmidt’s MAC record for career home runs.

In 1953, Omori recorded a then-MAC and school record .469 batting average, earning second team all-MAC honors.

Nehlen is one of three men to play football at Bowling Green and later coach the Falcons on the football field.

Murray earned a total of nine letters in track, football, basketball and baseball while at BG.