CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Finishes his career holding the top 12 indoor and top four outdoor shot puts in school history…A three-time Patriot League champion and 2017 IC4A champion, Warning became the first ...

AS A SENIOR (2024): Started and played in all 17 games…recorded three goals and two assists…had 11 ground balls, six caused turnovers and 40 draw controls…logged six draw controls versus Lafayette ...

A consistent performer who excelled on the track during his time at Lehigh, Robert Jackson had a memorable four years for the Brown and White. Jackson's long list of credentials includes being a ...

In the early 20th century of Lehigh Athletics you would have to look hard not to find a member of the Gearhart family competing with a Lehigh brown and white uniform on. Thomas Gearhart '36 played ...

Playing a critical role in helping the 1950 football team achieve the only unbeaten season in Lehigh history, Bill Ciaravino was an up-front leader on that historic unit, which finished its season 9-0 ...

In order to complete a perfect season, a team needs the intangibles. In addition to good coaching, good players, and a little luck, a team has to have players who step forward when it's crunch time, ...

A three-sport standout at Lehigh in the late 1930s, Alfred T. “Al” Cox made his mark on the baseball diamond, on the gridiron and on the basketball court. Cox came to Lehigh in his mid-20’s, following ...

A three-sport athlete, Robert "Bob" Many excelled at Lehigh in basketball, football and track. He was Lehigh’s first basketball superstar and one of its all-time great players. As a sophomore and ...

“May our friends always be our friends. May God turn our enemies into friends. If he cannot turn their hearts, let him turn their ankles, so that we may know them by their limping.” That is an old ...

An All-American in 1971, John Hill was perhaps the greatest offensive lineman in Lehigh football history. The center was named to the New York Times All-East Team and ECAC All-Star First Team.

Carl Hartdegen helped lead his 1914 lacrosse team to victory and achieve the title of co-national champions with Cornell. Elected to the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 1964, Hartdegen lettered in ...

Lehigh's “winningest” football coach with an 85-53-5 mark for 16 seasons (1946 through 1961), William Leckonby coached the 1950 Lehigh team to the school's only perfect-record season in program ...