Former basketball standout Vicki Mazerall of Howland will have her uniform No. 00 retired as part of Husson College’s Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony to be held Saturday, as part of the school’s Homecoming festivities.

Also being inducted are basketball players Kristi Wildman Alley and Keith Ogden, baseball player Frank Peckham, softball player Crystal Hinton, and pro sports executive Thaxter Trafton.

In addition to the inductions, the 1993 women’s basketball team that included Mazerall and Wildman Alley will be honored for advancing to the NAIA national semifinals.

The ceremony will begin at 5 p.m. in the MacGregor Sports Hall of Fame Room in Newman Gymnasium.

A graduate of Penobscot Valley High School in Howland, Mazerall was a four-year starter and co-captain of the 1992-93 team that reached the national semifinals. As a senior, she was voted a second-team NAIA All-American. She finished her career with 1,274 points, 356 assists, 462 steals and 444 rebounds, and her teams compiled a 92-9 record.

Wildman Alley, a graduate of Stearns High School in Millinocket, also co-captained the 1992-93 team. She scored 1,181 career points to go with 267 assists, 327 steals and 469 rebounds.

Ogden, a Bucksport High School product, played three years at Husson and scored 1,149 career points. He also grabbed 732 rebounds, and ranked third in Husson history with 9.4 rebounds per game.

Peckham, a Bangor High School graduate, was a four-year starter at first base and second base. He was a three-time NAIA District 5 choice, and as a senior led the Braves to the 1993 district championship. Peckham was a .345 career hitter with 11 home runs and 115 RBIs.

After graduating from Calais High School, Hinton was a four-year softball starter at Husson. When she graduated, she held every school record for pitching: wins, innings pitched, shutouts, earned run average and strikeouts. She was a two-year captain, and a two-time most valuable player.

Trafton, a 1961 Husson graduate, is a former president of the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers, chief administrative officer of the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, president and commissioner of the International Basketball league and executive director of the Arizona State Fair and Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix.

USM Hall of Fame to induct 7

The University of Southern Maine will induct seven new members into the Husky Hall of Fame on Saturday during a banquet on the Gorham campus.

USM will honor softball player Joleen Gardner Auger, Class of 1988, two-time baseball All-American Jim Broughton (1992), hockey player David Flacco (’95), regional All-American field hockey player Tiffany Dickinson Fregeau (’93), basketball player Bill Hartley (’88), All-New England soccer player Kyle Hutchins (’83) and women’s basketball star Lori Towle (’96).

USM also will present the Richard A. “Doc” Costello Special Achievement Award to Kathy (D’Amboise) Jenkins, a former women’s basketball and field hockey player, for her long and distinguished officiating service.

This year’s recipient of the David F. Drew III Service Award is Mike Doucette of Westbrook, who served as the volunteer project coordinator for the USM baseball stadium project.

Gardner Auger is USM’s all-time leading hitter (.452) and ranks first in slugging percentage (.774). She ranks among the top 20 in five offensive categories.

Broughton, a two-time All-American, was a key member of the Huskies’ first NCAA Division III national championship team in 1991. He batted .326 during his four-year career with 127 RBIs and 43 stolen bases.

Flacco was a two-time All-ECAC selection who played four seasons and captained the 1993-94 hockey squad. He ranks sixth in career assists with 48.

Dickinson Fregeau posted consecutive 14-goal seasons and was twice a regional All-American. Hartley boasts a .613 career shooting percentage and a .632 field-goal percentage, both of which are USM basketball records.

Hutchins helped the Huskies reach the NAIA men’s soccer final four in 1979. He was an All-New England first-team pick. Towle’s .465 3-point shooting accuracy in 1992-93 is the best single-season percentage in USM women’s basketball history. The Bowdoin College transfer hit seven 3-pointers in a game as a senior.

Six to join UMF Hall of Fame

The University of Maine-Farmington will honor six contributors to the athletic department when they are inducted into the UMF Athletics Hall of Fame.

This year’s inductees are John Dean (Class of 1982), Carol Bubar Gilpin (’88), Lee Gove (’82), former coach Brenda Obert, Eric Wieder (’83) and former coach Hilda Barstow (posthumous).

The ceremony will take place Friday, Oct. 3, during a banquet at UMF’s North Dining Hall in the Olsen Student Center.