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2016 William J. Mottola

Athletics Hall of Fame Class

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his year’s class includes: Peter Scontras ’50 and Claude Leclair

’86 (Football), Stacey (Ryan) Sangillo ’02 (Basketball, Softball

and Soccer) and Corey Streams ’02 (Basketball).

Scontras scored the first-ever touchdown on Ritchie Field on a 65-yard

run. Scontras was the team’s kicker but also occasionally threw passes. After

Maine Maritime Academy, Scontras was rated one of the top five runners

over 65, in New England.

Leclair was named to the NEFC All-Conference team, while also earning

All-New England and Pizza Hut DIII All-American accolades. Leclair still

ranks 10th all-time in career rushing yards (2,414) and rushing touchdowns

(21), while ranking seventh all-time with 92.8 rushing yards per game and

3.237 all-purpose yards, as well as ranking in many other statistical catego-

ries.

Sangillo ranks fifth all-time in Maine Maritime Academy women’s bas-

ketball with 1,108 points and ranking in numerous career categories. As a

softball player, Ryan ranks second all-time in on-base percentage (.451) and

fifth all-time with a .357 batting percentage. She also ranks third all-time in

runs (83) and triples (6).

Streams is the all-time leader in field goals attempted and ranks second

all-time in assists (327) and steals (181). Streams ranks fourth all-time

MMA men’s basketball with 1,322 points, fifth all-time in field goals (462),

and fifth all-time in 3-point field goals (517).

The four inductees were honored during this year’s Homecoming festivi-

ties at the William J. Mottola Athletics Hall of Fame Banquet and at halftime

of the MMA football game against MIT in September.

(Right) Chris and Tom Scontras accepting the award on behalf of their father, Peter. (Left) 2016

Inductees Stacey (Ryan) Sangillo, Corey Streams and Claude Leclair. (Photos by Riana Sidelinger)

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radley was a key member of

the Mariner defense, earn-

ing starts in all 18 games. A

team captain, she earned an assist

this season and was named to the

NAC Sportsmanship team for the

second-straight season.

NAC Second Team All-Conference, NAC

Sportsmanship Team – Kylie Bradley ’18

Photo by Tony Llerena

Coach Brown’s 100th Win

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n October, Head Women’s Soccer Coach Seth Brown ’98 won

his 100th career collegiate team victory. Brown was a member of

the men’s soccer team as a student. Brown amassed wins at the

University of Mary, Rocky Mountain College, Husson University and

Maine Maritime.

Photo by Tori Doyle