TERRE HAUTE, Ind. – The Indiana State Department of Athletics announced its 32nd Sycamore Hall of Fame Class on Tuesday morning. The 2024 Hall of Fame Class features Dr. Daniel Bradley (President), Mike Eberle (Baseball), John Gartland (Cross Country/Track & Field), Kelsey Luna (Women's Basketball), and Peter Magnusson (Men's Tennis).
 
The distinguished five-person class will be formally inducted on Friday, January 10, in the Sycamore Banquet Center starting at 6 p.m. The class will be introduced during the media timeouts of the January 11 men's basketball game against Belmont.
 
Tickets are now on sale for the event and available for purchase by contacting John Sherman at John.Sherman@indstate.edu or 812-237-3047. Single tickets are available for $50, while a table of eight can be purchased for $350. Tickets remain on sale through December 15.
 
Dr. Daniel Bradley – Indiana State President (2008-2018)

• 11^th President of Indiana State University
• Intercollegiate Athletics Programs recertified by NCAA (2009)
• Ranked #1 in the nation for community service hours (2013)
• Improved student success as evidenced by increases in retention, graduation rates, and degree production;
  • Significant improvements to the University's physical plant with more than $300 million in capital projects completed during his tenure including several renovations of historic structures;
  • Successful completion of Indiana State's first comprehensive fundraising campaign;
  • Continued diversification of the student body, faculty, staff, and campus leadership;
  • A new energy and renewed sense of purpose and cooperation among all of the University's constituencies; and
  • Major contributions to the redevelopment of downtown Terre Haute and the riverfront area. 

Mike Eberle – Baseball (1984-87)

• All-NCAA Regional (1986)
• Two-time 1^st team All-Missouri Valley Conference (1986, 1987)
• Two-time Missouri Valley Conference All-Tournament team (1986, 1987)
• NCAA All-Regional (1986)
• Career records: 1^st games played (231); Tied 1^st triples (25); 2^nd home runs (37); 1^st fielding average catcher (.991)
• Single season records: tied 1^st games played (78 - 1987); fielding average catcher (.998 – 1985, 1987)
• Single game record: tied home runs (3 – Bradley 4/21/1985); tied total bases (12 – Bradley 4/26/1984)
• Drafted by Baltimore Orioles 8^th round (1987) 

John Gartland – Cross Country/Track & Field Coach (1988-2015)

• 10-time Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year (6 outdoor track, 3 indoor track, 1 cross country)
• Four-time NCAA District V Coach of the Year (indoor & outdoor track & field 1993, 1994)
• One of 11 coaches in MVC History named to MVC All-Centennial team (2007)
• Two MVC Women's Cross Country titles (1991, 1993)
• Four MVC Indoor Women's Track & Field titles (1993, 1994, 1995, 2001)
• Six MVC Outdoor Women's Track & Field titles (1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998, 1999)
• Women's Track Team finish top 10 in NCAA Championships three times
• 5th place team NCAA Indoor Championship (1993)
• 6th place team NCAA Outdoor Championship (1994)
• 18 high jumpers qualified for NCAA Championships; eight All-Americans, 30 MVC Champions
• President USTFCCCA Division I Cross Country Coaches Association (2006-2009)

Kelsey Luna – Women's Basketball (2006-10)

• Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year (2007)
• First team All-Missouri Valley Conference (2009)
• 2^nd team All-Missouri Valley Conference (2010)
• Two-time Missouri Valley Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year (2009, 2010)
• CoSIDA 1^st team Academic All-American (2010)
• District V All-Academic Team (2009)
• 2^nd team Missouri Valley Conference All-Academic (2008)
• Led team scoring (14.5 - 2009, 14.4 - 2010), assists (3.28 - 2010), steals (1.70 – 2007, 1.62 – 2008, 2.13 – 2009, 2.12 - 2010)
• Career records: 2^nd three-pointers made (263), 3^rd three-point percentage (.394), 3^rd free throw percentage (.834); 7^th steals (210); 8^th scoring (1,429)
• Season records: 1^st free throw percentage (.933 – 2010); 3^rd three point field goal percentage (.462 – 2007), three point field goals made (79 – 2007)
• Tied 3^rd points in game (37 at Kansas State 11-14-2009); field goals in game (15 at Kansas State 11-14-2009); three pointers attempted (13 at Central Michigan 11-15-2008); tied 7^th free throws made (12 at USC Upstate 11-21-2009, vs. Southern Illinois 3-11-2010)

Peter Magnusson – Men's Tennis (1996-99)

• 69 Career wins individual
• 77 career wins doubles
• 2^nd in career winning percentage (doubles .726)
• 24-6 individual record (1998-1999)
• 24-4 doubles record (1998-1999)
• Three-time All-Missouri Valley Conference Singles (1997, 1998, 1999)
• All-Missouri Valley Conference doubles (1999)
• Two-time Missouri Valley Conference All-Academic (1997, 1999)
• Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year (2001-02)
• Missouri Valley Conference Individual Champion #3 singles (1999)
• Missouri Valley Conference #1 Doubles Champions (1998); #3 doubles (1999) 

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