Thomas More University will induct 10 former athletes and two teams into its Athletics Hall of Fame on Oct. 1, at 6 p.m. in Ziegler Auditorium on the Crestview Hills campus.

The Class of 2026 joins 123 individuals and six Teams of Distinction already enshrined. The ceremony includes a cocktail reception, appetizers and an open bar. Tickets cost $25 per person.

The individual inductees span six decades of Saints athletics. Tyler "Goose" Cohorn (Class of 2016, football) holds the program's career receptions record with 172 catches for 3,175 yards and 35 touchdowns. In 2015 alone, he hauled in 66 passes for 1,230 yards and 14 scores.

Abby Owings (Class of 2018, women's basketball) ranks second in career scoring with 1,789 points and second in three-pointers made with 264. Alix (Dedreu) Wess (Class of 2019/2020, softball) owns career records in hits (254), doubles (61), RBI (149), pitching wins (67), strikeouts (527) and ERA (1.73).

The records keep coming.

Jenna Fessler (Class of 2019, women's volleyball) is second in program history with 4,512 career assists. She told LINK nky on Aug. 10: "I've played on some really successful teams, and we had a lot of great runs in the four years that I played there, but it's always just an honor. … Some of my former teammates are in the Hall of Fame."

The class also includes Donovan Pogue (Class of 2017, baseball), who hit 11 home runs with 52 RBI as a senior; Chris Willis (Class of 2008, football), a first-team All-Presidents Athletic Conference pick and third-team All-American who went on to Arena League stints with the Lexington Horsemen and Cincinnati Commandos; Austin Juniet (Class of 2016, men's soccer), who tallied 29 goals and 31 assists in three seasons; Dr. Abby (Osborne) Hinkle (Class of 2016, women's soccer), a United Soccer Coaches first-team honoree whose 2014 squad posted 21 shutouts and finished 23-2; and Donald Albrinck (Class of 1961, men's basketball).

Theresa Behan, who has led Thomas More's athletic training staff since 1989, rounds out the individual honorees. Her seven-person team won the Great Midwest Athletic Conference Athletic Training Staff of the Year award for 2025-26, the first time the Saints earned that honor since joining the G-MAC in 2022.

The 1992 and 1993 women's volleyball teams enter as Teams of Distinction. Both squads reached the NCAA Division III Elite Eight.

Thomas More also announced that Kate Daugherty has been promoted to director of sports information, and Aidan Voorhees joins as assistant SID.

Registration for the Oct. 1 ceremony closes Sept. 26 at 5 p.m.