The first Fresno State and WAC player to lead the NCAA in scoring in 2000 with 24.8 points per game…2000 WAC Player of the Year…Second-team All-American…broke a 28-year school record by finishing his career with a 22.6 scoring average…led the Bulldogs to their first NCAA appearance in 16 years…John R. Wooden Award finalist…Fresno State's Male Athlete of the Year….Established a school record by scoring in double figures in every game of his career at Fresno State…13th overall pick in the 2000 NBA Draft by the Orlando Magic.

Was the dominating force behind the Bulldogs' 1983 NIT Championship…voted MVP of the NIT Tournament…Averaged 16.9 points per game in both seasons at Fresno State and led the 'Dogs in scoring in 1983 and '84…Ranks fifth on both the all-time field-goal percentage list (.560) and free throw percentage list (.802)…In just two seasons, Anderson became ranked ninth on the all-time season point leader list (580)…An honorable mention All-American…Was the second pick in the 1984 draft by the Cleveland Cavaliers and 27th pick overall.

Four-time All-American…Four-time first-team All-West Region…Four-time All-WAC…Two-time team MVP…Two-time NCAA All-Region team…In1998 led the 'Dogs to their first ever NCAA Championship title…All-time WAC leader in triples, runs, hits, at bats and total bases…Only Fresno State player to record three straight 100 plus hit seasons…ranks 2nd on the NCAA's all-time history career hits list…Posted a 160-game defensive errorless streak and a career best 29-game hitting streak in four seasons at Fresno State…One of only three players in school history to tally 300 or more career hits…Earned two gold medals as the starting centerfielder for the U.S. Olympic teams in 1996 and 2000…Named to the third U.S. Olympic softball team (Athens, 2004).

A Butkus award finalist…Two-time All-Big West Conference selection at linebacker…Was named the 1989 Big West Conference Defensive Player of the Year…Second team All-American as a senior after leading the nation in sacks…Holds school records for single game sacks (7), sacks in a single-season (22.5) and career sacks (50)….Named The Sporting News National Defensive Player of the week as well as Sports Illustrated's National Defensive Player of the week after recording 17 tackles, 12 solos, seven quarterback sacks, causing two fumbles and one pass breakup…Selected in the second round of the NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears.

One of the nations best quarterbacks of the time, Dilfer led Fresno State to back to back WAC titles, a 1992 Freedom bowl, and a 1993 Aloha Bowl…broke most of FSU's single season passing records in 1993 including touchdown passes, pass completions and yardage…broke an NCAA record for most consecutive passes thrown without an interception with 271…third team Associated Press All-America and WAC offensive player of the year…led the nation in passing efficiency with the third highest rating (173.1) in NCAA history…racked up 29 career starts, passing for 7,631 career yards, 53 touchdowns and a winning record of 20-9.. Heisman Trophy candidate and 2nd quarterback selected in the 1994 NCL draft (#6 pick overall).

Holds the record for most career singles victories with 129…Academic All-American of the Year (including numerous other academic accolades)…First-team All-American (only one of two Bulldogs ever honored)…Guided Fresno State to its first ever WAC tennis title in 1999…WAC Player of the Week and first-team All-WAC in singles and doubles…Her 124 singles victories are the most wins ever by a male or female player in Fresno State history…Holds the record for single-season wins with 38 and competed in four NCAA Championships…four-time team MVP.

Excelled on the football field and on the track…Set school records for receiving and the triple jump…Earned All-America honors in both football and track and field…Won two conference triple jump championships and is one of only five players to have his football jersey retired…Holds the NCAA record of 1,510 reception yards in 1982…Second-team All-American.

Two-time All-American…national player of the year (1991)…Fresno State athlete of the year (1991)…holds school records in goals scored (54) and points with (136)…Soccer Digest College Player of the year, Selected as Soccer America's most Valuable player twice…Big West player of the year…Herman award finalist…All-Big West first team…Nation's leading scorer…broke a 10 year old school record for the most goals scored in a season with 16…had 18 game-winning goals, and 12 two-goals games…selected #1 overall in the 1992 MSL draft, only the third athlete in Fresno State history to be selected in the first round of any professional draft

Still regarded as one of the greatest pole vaulters in NCAA history…Five-time All-American…Three-time NCAA pole vault champion and first Bulldog to ever win back-to-back national titles…First Bulldog to ever clear 18…His vault of 18-11 made him the youngest American at the time to clear that height….Only the third vaulter to win two NCAA indoor titles…Set an indoor record with a mark of 8-3 3/4.

A Fresno native…holds the FSU record for stolen-bases and runs scored (207) and ranks second in career hits (287)…also led the NCAA in stolen bases for two consecutive years…his record for stolen bases (61) still ranks #4 as an NCAA's all time record…a lifetime 350 hitter, had a 29 game hitting streak, also an FSU record…led the Bulldogs to a 1988 college world series appearance, their first in nearly 30 years…named conference and FSU's male athlete of the year…Big West Conference Player of the Year in 1989…named first team All-American twice becoming the first player in FSU history to earn that honor…won a gold medal at the 1989 Soul Olympics as their starting center fielder…first round draft choice of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Names to the PCAA's All-Freshman team and PCAA's second team all-conference as a junior… led the Bulldogs in field goal percentage (52.9), free throw percentage (83.7), total points (310) and average (12.9 ppg.) as a sophomore…led the team in scoring for three consecutive years…two-time honorable mention All-American…lead the team to two consecutive NCAA appearances in 1981 and 1982 and a 27-3 record in 1982…before the collegiate 3-point rule, Higgins averaged 13.5 point per game in his career…named All-conference twice...drafted by the Chicago Bulls.

A Fresno native and FSU all time winningest pitcher with 31 wins and only 16 losses…set season and career records as a senior for complete games with 18 and 42 respectively…his record of 42 complete games is also an NCAA record…Hoover also set a school record for 18 victories…holds FSU records for career wins (44), strikeouts (411) and innings pitched (494) and season records for wins (18), strikeouts (25) and innings pitched (176 2/3)…first team All-American in 1984, named College Pitcher of the Year… set NCAA records for complete games (19)..named FSU male athlete of the year…finished his career with an 18-3 record and a 2.09 era, while also leading the nation with 205 strikeouts…. was a member of the 1984 Olympic Team…and a first round draft choice of the Baltimore Orials.

A Fresno native…went 32-9 with a 2.45 ERA and had 16 saves in three seasons…pitched 18 complete games which ranks him second all-time in NCAA Division 1 history…pitched 166 strikeouts ranking him fifth on FSU's single-season list...Golden Spikes Award Finalist in 1991… in 1991 he finished the season 16-2 with a 1.88 ERA and was named College Pitcher of the Year…first-team All-American and Big West player of the year…named Big West Pitcher of the year in 1991 when he lead the Bulldogs to a College World Series 5th place finish…Collegiate Baseball Magazine's National Player of the Year in 1991…NCAA Player of the Week…Fresno State team MVP…Fresno State's male Athlete of the Year…only pitcher in Big West history to earn first team all-league three consecutive times…first round draft choice of the Mets…36th pick overall.

Fresno State's first volleyball All-American and FSU's female athlete of the year, leading her team to the best finish in Fresno State history…ASICS/Tiger All-America second team and NorPac Co-Player of the year, All-Nor Pac Tournament and All-Northwest Region honors...became the first female player to ever have her jersey retired…three-time team MVP…holds spots in all 10 FSU career and season leader charts…season records include top 5 finishes in kills (488), service aces (72), solo blocks (47), assisted blocks (89) and defensive saves (155) including three of five FSU single game records…was a member of the U.S. National Team in 1985.

A Bakersfield native, Martell led the FSU women's team to their best season ever and their first post season tournament appearance ever in 1986..broke 14 school records including all time leader in scoring, field goals, field goals attempted, points, assists, steals, and free throw percentage…holds FSU season records in assists, field goals, free throw percentage and consecutive free throws…named Conference Player of the Year in 1987 and All-American three times…Academic All-American…PCAA Player of the Year and the first FSU female athlete to receive the highly coveted NCAA post graduate scholarship, graduating Magna Cum Laude…she was the third female and only the 7th FSU athlete to have her jersey retired.

Walter Marty was one of America's premier track and field athletes of the 1930's in 1933. As a junior at Fresno State he set the world record in high jump with a leap of 6'8/1/2 inches. He was Fresno State's first NCAA champion winning the high jumping title in 1934. Later that year he upped his world record height by jumping 6'9''. Walter guided the Bulldog's to three consecutive conference championships and a sixth place finish. As the NCAA championships in 1934 he was a charter member of the Fresno State track and field hall of fame.

The first bulldog to ever have his jersey retired…his yardage for rushing, receiving, and kick returning still ranks #5 in the FSU record books…as a senior he led the Bulldogs in rushing (811 yards), receiving (30 catches), punts, kick off returns, and points scored with 108 which is still an FSU record today...three-time All -Conference selection, three-time All-Coast honoree and two time All-American…led FSU to three straight conference titles throughout his career, rushing for over 2,000 yards and scoring 31 touchdowns…asked to play in the East West Shrine game…drafted by the 49ers

One of Fresno State's best discuss throwers of all time…Three-time All-American…finished second in the NCAA discuss championships three years in a row…holds FSU records in the discuss (204-1)…third on the all time shot list (47-2)…holds the record for sixth best finish in the javelin (164-0)…four-time conference champion in the discus (1984-88)… won a league title and the Pacific Coast Athletic Association shot title in 1988…was ranked #1 in the U.S. three different times…won the 1997 U.S. National Championship with a throw of over 200 feet…won the United State TAC discus championship in 1989 and 1991…finished second at the 1996 Olympic Trails and qualified for the Atlanta Games

A Lemoore native, Neal excelled on the football field and as a wrestler…Became FSU's No. 2 all-time career rusher as a senior in 1992 racking up 2,405 yards in only three seasons…finished career with 27 rushing touchdowns, ranking third on the all-time FSU list…Doak Walker Award candidate highlighting the nation's top running back…led FSU rushing attack with 784 yards through 10 games…was selected to play in the East West Shrine game , the Japan Bowl, and the Hula Bowl and was selected as the1992 Freedom Bowl MVP…Named team co-MVP in 1992…Football News Honorable Mention All-America in 1992…First team all-Big West…Second-team All-WAC…two-time All-American wrestler for FSU's nationally ranked squad, finishing 7th in the heavyweight division at the 1992 NCAA Championships

A Clovis native and 2001 NCAA top VIII award winner…MVP of the 1998 College World Series after leading the Bulldogs to their first ever NCAA Championship…led Fresno State to four WAC titles…four-time first team All-American leading the NCAA in ERA in 1999 and 2000…four-time All-West Region…four-time All-WAC…four-time NCAA All-Regional…three-time WAC pitcher of the year…two-time WAC female athlete of the year…three-time team MVP…pitched six no-hitters…two-time academic All-American and winner of an NCAA postgraduate scholarship…2000 WPSL No. 1 draft pick.

Holds FSU and NCAA records for career touchdown passes and yardage (10,653)…guided the bulldogs to a 1985 California Bowl victory…three-time team MVP…two-time conference MVP…only player in PCAA history to finish in the Heisman Trophy balloting top 10…runner up for the 1986 Davey O' Brien Award for the nation's top quarterback…UPI All-West Coast Quarterback, PCAA Co-Offensive Player of the Year, ESPN National Player of the Week…ranks 10th on NCAA all time career passing list…ranks 12th on NCAA career total offense list…All-time PCAA passing record holder

Third leading scorer of all time at FSU…holds the highest career total in FSU history for hitting 58% of his shots…was a major factor in the bulldogs winning 80% (102-25) of their games, two conference titles, and achieving national recognition while he was on the team…scored 22 points in the NIT championship game to help seal a bulldog victory…led the team to post-season play in all four years at FSU…was named all-PCAA first team in both his junior and senior years and a two-time All-American…first bulldog ever to be selected in the first round of the NBA draft

Led Fresno State to its first-ever Women's College World Series and second place NCAA finish in 1982. Had a 77-36 record and 0.61 ERA in four seasons and threw five of the first six no-hitters in school history. Wende Ward thrust the bulldog softball team into prominence in the early 1980's achieving the level of excellence that has kept Fresno State at or near the top of the rankings ever since. Her combination of dominate pitching and power hitting earned Wende four team MVP awards, two Fresno State female athlete of the year honors and first team all American selection. She established season and career records for strike outs, pitched 6 no hitters including two perfect games. Wende's jersey #19 was retired in 1987.

Was the first vaulter in U.S. history to prove that a 15-foot vault was not impossible by setting a national record-setting vault of 15'73/4'' that stood for fifteen years in…he was the first and only vaulter to ever gaurantee a 15 foot vault each time he competed indoors, outdoors, daytime, evening, and anywhere in the U.S…he cleared 15 foot vaults three times in one meet and on two different occasions making him the first vaulter ever to do so…he vaulted 15 feet or higher 43 times in his career with a bamboo pole…Was the first and only athlete in the world, in any event, to break the previous world's outdoor record 31 times…was the first and only athlete in any event to set 22 American stadium and auditorium records....recipient of the prestigious James E. Sullivan award given to the finest amateur athlete in America…selected and inducted into the Helms Athletic Hall of Fame, the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Hall of fame, the Northern California Track Hall of Fame, and in 1974 was he was inducted into the National Track and Field Hall of Fame.