Athletics Hall of Fame Adds Three Members in 2003

Salisbury University added three new members to its Athletics Hall of Fame during Homecoming Weekend festivities in October.  The newest inductees were officially honored at a dinner banquet on Friday, October 24.  The 2003 inductees are:

Doug Mock ’91, a standout on the cross country and track teams. Mock was a three-time all-conference and all-region runner in cross country and the school-record holder in the 1,500-meters in track. Mock was a two-time qualifier for the NCAA Track National Championship, competing in the 1,500-meters and 5,000-meters. 

Vicki Miller Titus ’92, a two-sport athlete who earned All-America honors in field hockey and set several school records in basketball. Titus was a two-time field hockey team captain and named to the All-America first team as a midfielder in 1990. As a basketball point guard, she finished her career as the program’s all-time leader in steals and second in career assists.

Mike Esham ’93, a three-time, first team All-America defenseman in lacrosse. Esham was the USILA’s national defenseman of the year in 1991 and 1993, and led the Sea Gulls to their first national championship game appearance in 1991. A four-year starter, Esham’s teams registered a 51-8 overall record during his career, including 40-4 during his last three seasons.

The Hall of Fame was initiated in 1985 to honor those who have made outstanding contributions to Salisbury’s athletic heritage.  The addition of these three inductees brings the Hall's membership to 79.  

Selection for the Hall of Fame is the highest honor that the University can bestow upon one of its former student-athletes or coaches. To be eligible, an individual must have graduated from the University at least 10 years earlier or be retired as a coach. 

Upon induction, each honoree has a permanent plaque added to the Hall of Fame display case in the Maggs Physical Activities Center. 

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