Nancy Kogle (Volleyball, Softball) (2019) - Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame

Played softball for the Roadrunners from 1988 through 1990 and when inducted was still the school's all-time leader with a .425 average and 25 triples, while ranking second in slugging percentage (.784) and on-base percentage (.476).
When her career ended, she was also the all-time leader in homers (26), RBIs (130) and stolen bases (41) – she still ranked tied for 10^th, tied for seventh, and third, respectively, in those categories when inducted.
Tied for the NCAA Division II lead with 13 homers in 1990, when she was also 11th nationally with a .496 batting average. Was tied for fourth in Division II in homers per game (0.32) and RBIs per game (1.39).
Among her other records, she shares MSU Denver mark for RBIs in a game (eight).
MSU Denver had a record of 76-53 during Kogle's career.
Also played two seasons of volleyball for the Roadrunners and had a total of 865 kills.
Earned All-Continental Divide Conference first team honors both seasons.
She was second on the team with 3.0 kills per set in 1988 and third with 2.9 kills per set in 1989.
Both teams played in the NCAA Tournament and were a combined 69-23.