HAMMOND - Three former student-athletes and a legendary administrator will be the newest inductees into the prestigious Southeastern Louisiana University Athletics Hall of Fame during Southeastern's Southland Conference showdown against Central Arkansas on Oct. 20 in Strawberry Stadium.

Former volleyball standout Anne Bauer-Peytavin, golfer Martin du Toit, football standout Mac Faul and retired Athletic Trainer Bob "Doc' Goodwin will be enshrined during halftime of the Southeastern-UCA contest, increasing the number of members to 111.

Bauer-Peytavin, who starred on the volleyball court as the Lady Lions' setter, directed one of the greatest four-year periods in Southeastern Athletics history helping the Lady Lions to a 106-49 record and four Trans America Athletic Conference West Division titles. The native of Dayton, Ohio finished her playing career in 1996 as the Lady Lions' all-time leader in assists (4,852) and held the top three single-season marks including a school-record 1,558 in 1995.

The three-time All-TAAC selection and 1996-97 Southeastern Female Athlete of the Year directed an offense that included fellow Hall of Fame members Christie Mikolajchek and Darci Starr to a school-record 28 wins in 1995 and 1996. She played a key role in Southeastern's school-record 25-match win streak that was the longest in the nation in 1996 and placed the Lady Lions in the AVCA Central Region polls.

The first golfer to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, du Toit helped Southeastern to its first Southland Conference championship in 1998 and a 23rd-place finish at the NCAA Championships. The 1997-97 Southeastern Male Athlete of the Year, du Toit earned a berth in the 1997 NCAA East Regionals as an individual and finished second in school history with a 73.95 career stroke average.

Selected as the first Division I golf All-American in school history in 1997, du Toit was named the Trans America Athletic Conference, the Louisiana Sports Writers Association and Louisiana Athletic Directors' Association Golfer-of-the-Year after ranking 11th nationally and posting the lowest stroke average (72.09) in school history.

Regarded as the top blocking fullback in Southeastern history, Faul lettered for the Lions from 1966-69 and helped pave the way for Ted Glaser and Darrell Beard, who each led Southeastern in rushing. Faul, who was named to the All-Gulf States Conference team in 1967, led Southeastern in rushing and finished his career with 1,362 yards on 363 carries - which is currently eighth in school history.

Faul, a Baton Rouge native who prepped at Redemptorist High School, was selected as the Lions' team captain as a senior and helped Glaser rush for a then-school record 203 yards and three touchdowns in a 24-19 win at Northwestern State in 1968.

Goodwin enters the Hall of Fame for his distinguished service that spanned 31 years as Southeastern's head athletic trainer. Goodwin served as advisor to Southeastern's Student Athletic Trainers Association and was instrumental in helping to create the university's Sports Medicine curriculum. He has been a long-time active leader in the Southeastern Alumni Association and its Tangi Chapter, serving as president of both and playing a key role in events such as the construction of the Alumni Center and Homecoming. The Association honored him with its Distinguished Service Award and the L.E. Chandler Award for service to students, an award he originally created.

He has also been active in the Louisiana and International Special Olympic Games, serving as medical director, site coordinator and volunteer. He was a charter and founding member of the Louisiana Sports Medicine Society and was instrumental in creating the North Oaks Sports Medicine Program to insure high school athletes receive athletic training coverage in Tangipahoa Parish. He worked to pass the state law that requires that athletic trainers be licensed.

Goodwin was also active in the 1992 U.S. Track and Field Trials in New Orleans, the 1993 NCAA Track and Field Trials in New Orleans and the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta and worked in the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons Football Training Camps.

His honors and awards include induction into the Louisiana Athletic Trainers Association Hall of Fame, the Louisiana Sports Medicine Society Jim Finks Award, the National Athletic Trainers Association District IX Service Award and the President's Award for Excellence in 2001.

The Southeastern Athletics Hall of Fame recognizes annually the accomplishments of past student-athletes as well as significant contributors to the program. For more information on the Hall of Fame, log onto the official Southeastern Athletics website, www.LionSports.net.

Southeastern will face Southland Conference newcomer Central Arkansas (3-3, 2-1 SLC) in a key league contest on Saturday, Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. in Strawberry Stadium. For more information regarding tickets, contact the Southeastern Athletics ticket office at (985) 549-5466.

Southeastern Louisiana University Athletics Hall of Fame
1930-31 Elmer Sanders+ Football
1931-32 Ralph Smith+ Football
1932-33 John LeTard+ Football
Tom Sanders+ Football
1933-34 W.S. Rownd, Jr.+ Football
1934-35 William Mattis Football
1935-36 Stan Galloway+ Football
Pete Imbraguglio+ Football
1936-37 Nelson Hart Football
1937-38 James Carlin+ Football
James W. Bales+ Football
1938-39 Hollis Wilson+ Football
1939-40 Charles Simmons Football
Charles Manley Football
Wilmot Brown Football
Marvin Maroun+ Football
1940-41 Albie Reisz+ Football
1942-43 T.J. Campion+ Football
1946-47 Pat Kenelly+ Football
1947-48 James Odom Football
1948-49 Brisco Dugas+ Football
Aubrey Cole+ Basketball
1949-50 Harold Owens+ Basketball
1950-51 Noel Wilkins+ Football, Track
Leo Jones Football, Track
1951-52 Louis Campos Football
Walt Andrew Football
1952-53 Hubert Polk Football
1954-55 Ray Porta Football, Baseball
Gerald Stone Football, Track
Richard Sharp Basketball
1959-60 Oscar Lofton Football, Basketball, Track
Sheldon Fernandez+ Baseball
1962-63 Bob Hardy Baseball
Elbert Harris Football
Glen Bowman Basketball, Track
Dr. R.Y. Newsom*+ Administration
1964-65 Bernard Oubre Baseball
1966-67 Billy Andrews Football
Jim Camhout Track
Steve Picou Basketball
1967-68 Lamar Labauve Basketball
1968-69 David LeSage Football
Webb Jay Track
1970-71 E.L. McGehee*+ Administration
1973-74 Maxie Williams Football
1974-75 Ronnie Hornsby Football
C.A. Core+ Basketball
1976-77 Frank Misuraca Football, Baseball
Ted Glaser Football
1978-79 Wilbur Derrick Football
Duane Floyd Football
1979-80 Wayne Hardy Track
Monty Crook Football
Robert Martin Track
1980-81 C.J. Alexander Football
Andy Davis Baseball
Andy Thiel Track
1981-82 Grady Morgan*+ Athletic Training
W.L. Billups*+ Benefactor
Ellis Johnson Football
1983-84 Jerome Davis Football
Arlen Blackwell Football, Baseball, Track
Dennis Wagner Basketball
Steve Grigas Basketball, Baseball
1984-85 James Waldrop+ All Sports
Luthur Marlar*+ Coach
Joseph Cittadin All Sports
1985-86 Virgil Underwood Football
T.C. Calmes Football
1990-91 Dr. Robert Brown*+ Administration
Monica Harrison Women's Basketball
Ignacio Ossandon Tennis
Don Wilson Basketball
Cindy Williams Women's Basketball
Dr. Deloach Thames*+ Team Physician
1991-92 Robin Roberts Women's Basketball
Tommy Lee Smith Track
Al LeBlanc, Jr.*+ Coach/Administration
1992-93 Renee Daniels Women's Basketball
Ralph Smith Track
1993-94 Malcholm Bech, Jr. Track
Rusty Price Track
1994-95 Larry Hymel* Sports Information
1996-97 Greg Marten Baseball
Herman Carlisle Football, Basketball
1997-98 Billy Ladner Football, Baseball
1998-99 Queen Brumfield Women's Basketball
Pam Cook Women's Basketball
Huey Husser Football
1999-2000 No inductions
2000-01 No inductions
2001-02 Renata Smekalova Women's Tennis
Greg Lawrence Track
Kirk Bullinger Baseball
Linda Puckett*+ Coach
2003 Horace Belton Football
Tara Maus Softball
Christie Mikolajchak-Cripps Volleyball
2004 Darci Starr Volleyball
Jeff Williams Baseball
Allison Holladay Soccer
2005 Voncia Bookman Softball
Alan Klein Football
Gino Marino # Football
Ken Kenelly # Football/Track
2006 David Bennett Track and Field
Becca Weingartner-Stone Soccer
Macky Waguespack Baseball
2007 Anne Bauer-Peytavin Volleyball
Martin du Toit Golf
Mac Faul Football
Bob "Doc" Goodwin * Athletic Training

* - Honorary member
# - Distinguished service recipient
+ - Deceased