WALL OF FAME MEMBERS

Bruce Erickson was the door to the goal for Viterbo's men's soccer between 1986 and 1989, and that door almost always was closed.

Erickson recorded a goals-against-average of .87 per contest, which made him the college's leading goalkeeper upon his graduation. He played 50 games in goal for the V-Hawks, winning 38 and losing 10, with two ties. Erickson was chosen for two all-conference teams and was named a NLCAA All-American in 1986. His team won the NAIA District 14 championship in 1988.

He served as assistant men's soccer coach in 1990-1991, and was head coach from 1993 through 1998. he was named the conference's Coach of the Year in 1996, 1997 and 1998, and shared that honor in 1993, when his team won the NAIA district championship.

Erickson also was Director of Athletics at Viterbo from 1995 to 1999.

Dave Lee provided a unique combination of power and speed for Viterbo's baseball teams between 1988 and 1990.

He was a threat to hit the ball over the fence, and he could turn a double into a triple. His ability to steal bases meant that shortly after a single he often was standing on second base, swatting dust from his uniform and preparing to score on any kind of a hit.

Lee had 106 hits for Viterbo, and was named to All-District teams in 1989 and 1990 alone, when he compiled a .402 batting average and was named to the All-District team. He belted six home runs and four triples in 1989, leading the V-Hawks into the District 14 finals. When he graduated he was first in career home runs, with 12, and first in triples, with 10. He left with the second-highest career batting average, at .368, was second in stolen bases, with 35, and third in runs batted in, with 83.