The first BG softball player inducted to the BG Athletic Hall of Fame, Amy Lienhardt’s name can still be found all over the Bowling Green record book.

Lewis had an immediate impact on the BG soccer program, helping the Falcons get into the NCAA Tournament as a freshman.

A native of Westerville, Ohio, Lessig was the first BGSU female ever to earn a spot in two events at the NCAA meet.

One of the first Falcons named to three all-conference teams in football, Leitman earned first team All-Northwestern Ohio Conference honors as a halfback in 1926.

Brian Leaver, a native of Sarasota, Fla., was an All-American kicker who left BGSU with several career records.

LaPrise won three straight MAC titles in both the 50-meter and 100-meter freestyle event from 1960-62.

The first football assistant, Landis was also the first coach to lead the men’s basketball team for more than one season.

Lake helped bring several firsts to the university, one of which was the celebration of Homecoming which first was held in 1922.

Kruzich posted a 21-5-2 record and a 2.87 goals-against average his freshman season, leading BG to the NCAA Hockey title.

Koester was named MAC “Diver of the Year” the first two years the award was given in 1982 and 1983.