GREENSBURG - University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Director of Athletics Jeromy Yetter announced today the 2024 Athletics Hall of Fame induction Class. 

The honorees include: 

• 2002-03 Women's Basketball Team 

• Dr. Frank Cassell (Administrator) 

• Adam DiCarlo ('06) (Men's Soccer) 

• Zach Kocian ('08) (Men's Cross Country) 

"On behalf of the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, I am incredibly proud to announce our 2024 Pitt-Greensburg Athletics Hall of Fame induction class.  This class continues to build on the previous classes by recognizing the best of Pitt-Greensburg.  We are looking forward to hosting them this February for their formal inductions." 

Nominations for the Pitt-Greensburg Hall of Fame were solicited from the public. Candidates had to be five years removed from their final year of collegiate competition.  

The 2024 class will receive induction at the Pitt-Greensburg Athletics Hall of Fame Ceremony on Friday, February 9, 2024, inside Wagner Dining Hall on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg. 

For Hall of Fame Dinner Reservations, visit the online form. 

2024 Pitt-Greensburg Hall of Fame Class Biographies 

2002-03 Women's Basketball Team 

This year we honor the first, and only, team to win a game in the NCAA Tournament. The 2002-03 Pitt-Greensburg women's basketball team finished its season on top of the AMCC with a 10-2 record while going 23-7 overall, earning the program's first AMCC Championship. The Bobcats defeated Mount Saint Mary in the first round of the tournament 62-54. The team included All-AMCC players in Annie Sral, Erin Arnold, and Jess Porter. Pitt-Greensburg Hall of Famer Carol Gelet was the head coach.   

Dr. Frank Cassell (Administrator) 

Dr. Frank Cassell, the third President of Pitt-Greensburg, was at the helm when the department went into the NCAA. He, along with Hall of Famers Dan Swalga and Rick Fogle, navigated uncharted waters to get the programs into the NCAA competition. Cassell now joins Swalga and Fogle in the Pitt-Greensburg Athletics Hall of Fame.  

Adam Dicarlo ('06) (Men's Soccer) 

Our next honoree wrote the Pitt-Greensburg men's soccer record book. Adam DiCarlo scored 63 goals from 2002-05 and accumulated 143 points for the Bobcats. His 63 goals are 20 more than the next closest in the record books while his 143 points are 13 clear of second place. DiCarlo was named AMCC Newcomer and Player of the Year in 2002 while being named first team All-AMCC from 2002-2004. The AMCC Celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2022 and named its top players of the first 25 years of the conference. Dicarlo was one of the players named to the All-Anniversary team. 

Zach Kocian ('08) (Men's Cross Country) 

Zach Kocian is one of the most decorated athletes in the history of Pitt-Greensburg. He earned all-conference distinction all four years at Pitt-Greensburg and held the fastest 8k time in program history up until this October when Bobcat sophomore Ethan Barrick outpaced Kocian's record. Kocian finished No. 8 twice in the AMCC Championship Meet, which was his best finish.