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UMaine Hall of Fame class of 2010

The University of Maine Hall of Fame class of 2010 inductees were honored at halftime of the Black Bears footbal game Saturday. From left to right: Jim Dyer; Jeff Paul '84; Marcus Williams '05; Heather Ernest '04; Mike Dunham '93; interim Athletic Director Steve Abbott.
Jessica Smart
The University of Maine Hall of Fame class of 2010 inductees were honored at halftime of the Black Bears footbal game Saturday. From left to right: Jim Dyer; Jeff Paul '84; Marcus Williams '05; Heather Ernest '04; Mike Dunham '93; interim Athletic Director Steve Abbott.
By Jesse Scardina
Posted on Sept. 26, 2010, at 10:28 p.m.

Mike Dunham ’93: Men’s hockey 1990-93; member of 1993 men’s hockey national championship team; first team All-American ’93; U.S. Olympian 1992, ’94, 2002; U.S. silver medalist 2002; National Hockey League goaltender

Heather Ernest ’04: Miss Maine Basketball 2000; women’s basketball 2001-04; leading scorer for Black Bears 2001-04; leading rebounder for Black Bears 2002-04; fifth all-time UMaine scoring list; played professionally in Germany for five years

Jim Dyer: UMaine men’s soccer coach 1982-92 (95-74-20); assistant athletic director 1993-2004; women’s soccer assistant coach 2010

Jeff Paul ’84: Baseball 1981-84; captain 1984; played on College World Series teams 1981-84; NCAA All-Regional team 1982, 1984; drafted by Texas Rangers 1984

Marcus Williams ’05: Football 2001-04; Black Bear leader in 100-yard rushing games (19), touchdowns (35), career yards (3,940); led team in rushing in 2002, 2003, 2004; member of 2002 Atlantic 10 championship team; A-10 second team 2002; A-10 first team 2003, 2004; signed NFL contract with Indianapolis Colts

Ken Black ’35 (not pictured): Cross country and track and field 1932-35; member of third place New England Championship team in 1932, 1933; 400-meter dash national champion 1935, U.S. record at the time

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