ST. CATHARINES, Ont. - The Brock University Department Athletics hosted their 7th Hall of Fame Induction ceremony Saturday night as they honoured four athletes, one builder and one team. Brock Director of Athletics Dr. Lorne Adams also honoured Bruce Wormald and Helen Henderson, the first ever Male and Female Athletes of the Year in Brock school history.

Former Brock standouts inducted into the 2009 Athletics Hall of Fame included Shawn Williams (Men's Lacrosse), Kirsty Salmon (Women's Swimming), Shannon Hann (Women's Basketball), Nick Ugoalah (Men's Wrestling), Ed Davis (Builder) and the 2001-02 Women's Wrestling Team.

Shawn Williams
Men's Lacrosse 1995-1999

- 1st all-time in Brock career scoring
- 5-time Team MVP
- 4 Baggataway Cup Championships as a player
- 2 Baggataway Cup Championships as the head coach
- represented Canada at 5 World Championships
- 3-Time World Champion (2003, 2006, 2007)
- professional lacrosse player in the NLL
- played in 6 NLL All-Star Games (2002, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09)

Kirsty Salmon
Women's Swimming 1986-1991

- OWIAA and CIAU silver in 200m backstroke
- OWIAA gold and silver in 200m backstroke
- OWIAA gold and silver 100m backstroke
- OWIAA gold in 50m backstroke
- 1989-90 OWIAA swimmer of the year
- 4-time Brock swimmer of the year
- 1988-89 Brock Female Athlete of the Year

Shannon Hann
Women's Basketball 1997-2001

- 3-time OUA West All-Star
- 4th all-time in career points (1510)
- 2nd all-time in career rebounds (952)
- 5th all-time in career free throws made (351)
- 3-time Brock Team MVP (1999, 00, 01)

Nick Ugoalah
Men's Wrestling 1993-1996

- 3-time CIS Champion (1993, 95, 96)
- CIS silver medalist (1994)
- 4-time OUA Champion
- 2-time Brock Team MVP (1994, 1995)
- Male Athlete of the Year 1994-95
- 4 OUA Team Championships
- 2 CIS Team Championships

Ed Davis
Builder 1967-1975

Ed Davis was instrumental in starting the Brock men's hockey program in 1967, which competed in the Ontario Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association (OIAA) for the first time in 1967-68. For two seasons Davis was the head coach of the team bringing in former standouts Mike Nicholson, Steve Latinovich and Bruce Wormald. The Brock Men's Hockey Most Valuable Player trophy is named after Ed Davis.

Davis was also the head coach of the Brock Men's Curling team from 1970-1975. In 1971-72, he led the Badgers to the school's second conference title as they captured the OUAA Championship defeating
Carleton 15-4 in the final.

Women's Wrestling
2001-2002

- 2001-02 OUA Champions
- 2001-02 CIS Champions
- 2001-02 CIS Coach of the Year - Richard DesChatelets and Marty Calder
- First women's National Championship in school history
- Julie Harris (48 kg), CIS Gold
- Heather Sweezey (53 kg), CIS Gold
- Tonya Verbeek (57 kg), CIS Gold