Troy
Haydel, a native of Convent, La., broke or tied eight Trevecca baseball
offensive records while playing for Trevecca from 1981-1985.
Haydel was
the career leader in home runs (32), RBI (133), hits (178), total bases
(215), walks (67), and at bats (515). He also held the record for most
consecutive hits (7) and was tied for the record for most home runs in
a game with three. The all-star second baseman was 11th on the list for
career batting average (.348), second in career runs (126), fourth in
career doubles (23), and fifth in career triples (7), and 15th in
career stolen bases.
To this day Haydel still ranks in the top five for
career home runs, RBI, and triples. During his sophomore season he
posted a .366 batting average, 10 home runs, 34 RBI, and scored 34
runs.
His junior season was a mirror image of his sophomore year; he
posted a .347 batting average, 10 home runs, 33 RBI, and scored 31
runs.
In his senior year Haydel led the team with a .380 batting
average, nine home runs, and five triples. He also had 45 RBI and 44
runs scored.
Troy Haydel Career & season statistics/records Note: stats listed are accurate through the 2003 baseball season
Career Rankings At Time Of Graduation BA - 11th HR - 1st RBI - 1st SB - 15th R - 2nd 3B - 5th 2B - 4th
Trojan Hall of Fame
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Trevecca Nazarene
University is pleased to announce its 2011 Athletic Hall of Fame Class.
Michelle Arend Plummer, Lindsey Fly Strickland, Jami Toomey Warren, and
Mauricio Azevedo Dos Santos will be inducted during Trevecca's annual Homecoming
weekend on Saturday, November 5.
This year's class has a multi-sport
flair, with volleyball (Plummer), basketball (Strickland), softball (Warren),
and soccer (Dos Santos) represented. The selection of Dos Santos marks
the first time a soccer player has been inducted into the Trevecca Athletic Hall of Fame.
Plummer is the fourth volleyball
player to be introduced and the first since 1999 when Brenda Steen Gray was
chosen for the Hall of Fame. Others selected in the sport of volleyball are
Allison Hendershot Stark and Carol Ernest Schneidmiller.
Fly is the fifth to be chosen in women's basketball. She joins fellow women's basketball honorees Carol
Ernest Schneidmiller, Hilary Howard Montgomery, Molly Schoenberg Harned, and
Jennifer Wilson in the Hall of Fame.
Warren is the third softball player
to be selected for the Hall of Fame. She joins Brandy Barnett Brown and Wendy
Allen Apanco as softball players in the TNU Athletic Hall of Fame.
With these inductions, 51
individuals are now members of the Trevecca Athletic Hall of Fame. Begun in
1993, the Athletic Hall of Fame honors individuals who have made outstanding
contributions within the Trevecca intercollegiate athletic program, which
started in 1969.
All four of the 2011 members have
agreed to be on hand for induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday,
November 5, 2011. The official presentation and induction will take place
during halftime of the women's Homecoming basketball game in Moore Gym.
Both Trojan basketball teams will
open regular season play at Homecoming. The women's team will host Point Loma
Nazarene at 3:00, and the men will host Michigan-Dearborn at 5:00 p.m. The Hall
of Fame Induction will occur Saturday shortly after the first half of the
women's basketball game.