Marsh played football and basketball at BG, earning All-Northwest Ohio Conference first team honors at right guard in 1930.

Markell was a four-year letterwinner and served as an assistant captain as a senior as the hockey team went 37-6-2.

Manson was the first female track athlete at BGSU to earn outdoor All-America honors.

At the age of 24, Madaras began attending BGSU, where he would earn three letters in football, basketball and track.

A two-time captain of the BG hockey team, MacLellan was an honorable mention on the All-CCHA team his first two years with the Falcons.

Craig MacDonald earned eight varsity letters at BGSU and also earned All-American honors in cross country.

Luedtke has two degrees from BGSU, but is most remembered for her trailblazing contributions to women’s sports and education outside the classroom.

A standout netminder, Mike Liut set many goaltending records during his time at Bowling Green in the early 1970’s.

A two-time team MVP, Lisbon led the Falcon football team in rushing twice in his career.

Lightvoet was the only BG men’s tennis player ever to win the number-one singles title in the MAC Tournament, capturing the crown in 1973.