Maureen McKenna
Sport: Basketball (Inducted: 1992-93)

Maureen McKenna left College Hill as the all-time leading scorer in Women's Basketball history. Although that distinction has since been surpassed, she was the first player to eclipse the 1,000 point barrier, tallying 1,074 points over four seasons. McKenna also finished her career with single-season school standards for most points, most field goals made and most field goals attempted (all later eclipsed) all results of her final winter at Lafayette.

After her senior campaign, McKenna was the recipient of the "Best Female Athlete" trophy. In addition, she was voted the team's MVP and the "Outstanding Offensive Player" while serving as team captain. McKenna was an immediate force for coaches Barb Young and Pat Fisher, earning the starting point guard role in her rookie season. Not just known as a scorer, McKenna led the 1982-83 team in assists and steals, as well as points. McKenna was also a standout for Coach Fisher on the softball filed, captaining the team in her senior spring.

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