Six outstanding individuals will be inducted into the University of Louisville Athletics Hall of Fame on Friday, Oct. 25 in the Brown & Williamson Club of Cardinal Stadium.
The list includes Francisco Garcia, the top scorer on the Cardinals’ 2005 NCAA Final Four team who played 10 years in the NBA; Wesley Korir, an All-America distance runner who holds multiple UofL records and finished third in the 5000-meter event at the 2007 NCAA Outdoor Championship; Cindy LaCrosse, UofL’s first All-American in women’s golf who earned the highest finish for a Cardinal in the NCAA Championship; Angel McCoughtry, the Cardinals’ career leader in scoring, rebounding and steals who led UofL to its first NCAA title game in 2009; Eric Wood, a four-year starter at center on the Cardinals’ offensive line and nine-year NFL veteran with 120 career starts; and Lacy Wood, UofL’s first softball All-American who helped the Cardinals to three NCAA regional appearances.
The list includes Francisco Garcia, the top scorer on the Cardinals’ 2005 NCAA Final Four team who played 10 years in the NBA; Wesley Korir, an All-America distance runner who holds multiple UofL records and finished third in the 5000-meter event at the 2007 NCAA Outdoor Championship; Cindy LaCrosse, UofL’s first All-American in women’s golf who earned the highest finish for a Cardinal in the NCAA Championship; Angel McCoughtry, the Cardinals’ career leader in scoring, rebounding and steals who led UofL to its first NCAA title game in 2009; Eric Wood, a four-year starter at center on the Cardinals’ offensive line and nine-year NFL veteran with 120 career starts; and Lacy Wood, UofL’s first softball All-American who helped the Cardinals to three NCAA regional appearances.
