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Millsaps Inducts Four New Members into Sports HOF

JACKSON - Prior to Homecoming kickoff on Saturday, the Millsaps College Sports Hall of Fame inducted four new members into its prestigious class at the Leggett Center, welcoming Nathan Guice, MeMe Soho Leonard, Wes Ingram and Michele Biegel.

The Dr. Sam Knox Distinguished Service award, presented in conjunction with the Hall of Fame, was presented to longtime physical plant worker Hourman "Cowboy" Skinner who has put in over 30 years of service to the College.

A brief bio on each HOF inductee is listed below.

Nathan Guice (Men's Soccer)
• First Team All-SCAC in 1992 and Second Team All-SCAC in 1994
• First all-time at Millsaps in career goals (41), points (85) and shots (156)
• Second in Millsaps single-season history with 14 goals in 1992
• Third in Millsaps single-season history with 28 points in 1994 

MeMe Soho Leonard (Women's Soccer)
• Second all-time at Millsaps in career goals (32), points (82) and shots (277)
• Fired a single-season record 101 shots in 1987
• Also 5th in a single-season in points (26) and 6th in goals (10) and assists (6)

Wes Ingram (Football)
• A four-time All-SCAC selection, earning First Team honors in 1995, '96 and '97
• Led Millsaps in receiving all four years, with a career-high 744 yards in 1995
• Tied for first all-time at Millsaps with 20 career touchdown catches and second in receptions (159) and yards (2,352) 
• Voted to the SCAC's 15th Anniversary Team
• Owns Millsaps single-game records in receptions (13) and touchdowns (3)

Michele Biegel (Women's Basketball)
• A four-time All-SCAC selection, earning First Team honors in 1997-98
• A two-time SCAC Player of the Week selection
• First all-time at Millsaps in career rebounds (764), steals (247), free throws made (343) and free throws attempted (588)
• First in a single-season in free throws attempted (180) and steals (71)

Click here for the Hall of Fame Class dating back to 1968, or visit the link on the left.
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