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Hall of Fame 2026

2026 Skidmore Athletics Hall of Fame class to be inducted Oct. 3

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — Five individuals and one team will take their place in the Skidmore Athletics Hall of Fame during the College's 2026 induction ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 3.
 
The Class of 2026 includes Dani DeGregory '16, Charles Kromann '05, Thomas E. Lach '87, Meredith Palmer '11, Sarah Cooper Raymond, and the 2013 riding team.
 
Registration for the Hall of Fame Ceremony, as well as the Thoroughbred Cup, is open. Registration is required, and spots are limited.
 
Dani DeGregory '16 — Field Hockey, Women's Basketball, Softball
One of the most accomplished student-athletes in Skidmore history, DeGregory starred in field hockey, softball, and women's basketball. She was a two-time field hockey First Team All-American and became the first All-American in Skidmore softball history.
 
Charles Kromann '05 — Golf
Kromann was a two-time All-American who competed in three NCAA championships and finished his Skidmore career with a 74.0 stroke average across 82 rounds. He also recorded 17 top-10 finishes during his collegiate career.
 
Thomas E. Lach '87 — Polo
A four-year captain and three-time team MVP, Lach earned All-America honors in 1986 and 1987 and helped lead Skidmore to a runner-up finish at the U.S. Polo Association Intercollegiate National Championship.
 
Meredith Palmer '11 — Volleyball
Palmer was a two-time AVCA All-American and the 2010 Liberty League Player of the Year, finishing her career among Skidmore's all-time leaders in kills, blocks, hitting percentage, and kills per set.
 
Sarah Cooper Raymond — Special Recognition
Raymond transformed the Skidmore women's soccer program during eight seasons as head coach, compiling an 89-42-20 record and leading the Thoroughbreds to eight consecutive postseason appearances and two NCAA Tournaments.
 
2013 Riding Team
The 2013 Thoroughbreds captured a share of the IHSA Collegiate Cup national championship with St. Lawrence, earning Skidmore's seventh national title and its first since 2010.
 
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