During Homecoming, Oct. 19-21, Earl Fry ’58, Jodi Bennyhoff Orr ’90, Steve Whitman ’75, Jim Kincaid ’84, Verna Tullis Rees ’52, Alex Turner ’66 and Jim Ingledue ’56 will join 165 fellow athletes already inducted into the university’s Athletics Hall of Honor.

A three-year football starter and letterwinner, Fry served as team captain his senior year and received numerous honors throughout his career. He also founded the Wittenberg wrestling program.

One of the finest women’s lacrosse players in Wittenberg history with multiple honors, Orr concluded her career as the program’s leading scorer, and she remains No. 2 in career goals, assists and total points.

TThe 1975 team MVP, four-year starter and letterwinner for the Tiger men’s lacrosse program, Whitman played the goalkeeper position. His 29 saves in an upset victory at Morgan State in 1975 ranks as the second-highest total in a game in school history.

Kincaid was a four-year men’s golf letterwinner in the Red & White. Recipient of numerous honors, he was one of a select few players to participate in four NCAA Division III Tournaments.

Winner of the Sweater Award, the highest honor bestowed by the Women’s Athletic Association at the time, Tullis Rees was a multi-sport standout in field hockey, basketball and softball.

One of the founding members of the cross country program in 1964, Turner was also one of Wittenberg’s first track and field All-Americans. He graduated with multiple school records.

Ingledue was a football and baseball standout in his four years at Wittenberg, playing both offense and defense, and posting a career batting average of above .300, respectively.

For more on these inductees, log on www.wittenberg.edu/athletics.

— Holly Shaw ’08