University of Louisiana at Lafayette Athletics

Louisiana Athletics Hall of Fame

Abel, E. Glynn
Addison, Alana
Ainley, Richard
Allen, Michael
Alvarez, Jose
Alvis, David
Andre, Rollie
Babineaux, Baron
Bacque, Gene
Baer, Brett
Baggett, Carroll
Bako, Paul
Barton, Jim
Bass, William T. "Bill"
Bass, Bob
Beazley, Charles
Bertucci Sharp, Lacey
Bickham, T.E.
Blair, Don
Blue, Stewart
Bordelon, Phelias "Bordy"
Bordes, Charles
Boudreaux, Ray
Brackin, Steve
Breaux, John
Brignac Domec, Ashley
Britton, Lynn
Brooks, Kevin
Broussard, J. Otto
Brown, Dion
Bryan, Bill
Bujard, Alton
Burleigh, Gaynor
Cagle, Christian Keener "Red"
Cambre, Roland "Tom"
Campbell, Louie
Causey, Jackie
Church, Dean
Chustz, Joseph "Alvin"
Clark Gusman, Tiffany
Coker III, William "Trey"
Cole, Robert "Bob"
Coles, Corey
Conrad, Jace
Conway, Hollis
Coronado Abner, Melissa
Cottonham, Danny
Crowson, George William
Davis, John
DeFeo, Stephanie
Delhomme, Jake
Devey, Phil
Didier, Gerald "Hoot"
Dobson, Windell
Dohmann, Scott
Dugas, Ed
Duncan, Jerry Young
El-Sakka, Tarek
Elkind, Mort
Elkins, Lexie
Falgout, John Murphy
Faulkinberrry, Russ
Feehan, Steven
Fenroy, Tyrell
Figaro, Kevin
Fisher, David
Flake, Jerry
Freeman III, Ben Hill
Gannon, Chris
Garnett, Bret
Garrity, Brooke Mitchell
Girouard, Yvette
Gomez, Danyele
Gossen, Stephen Drozin
Green, Ladarius
Gremillion, Stacie
Grider, Sydney
Griffith, Paul
Guidry, Ron
Guidry, Rocky
Guidry, Neal
Gullett, Patrick James
Habetz, Alyson
Hall Holas, Kyla
Hamilton, Brad
Harper, Donald S.
Harris, JoJo
Hawkins, Aubrey
Hayden, Haley
Hebert, Gene
Hebert, Jimmy
Hebert, Gerald
Heinen, Mike
Hennessy, Jefferson
Hennessy, Leigh
Hernandez, Xavier
Herron, Jack
Hunt, John "Skipper"
Hurst, Carl R.
Imahara, Walter
Johnston, Joseph E.
Kennison, Dr. Jim
Kiggundu, Nia
Kleinpeter, Leonard E.
LaBauve, Joseph Edwin
LaFleur, Glenn
Labbe, Grady
Lamar, Dwight "Bo"
Lancon, Charles
Landry, Gerald
Landry Jr., Walter J.
Langley, Beverley
LeBas, Sherry
LeBlanc, Bill
Lenfant, Louis
Leonard, Marvin
Lima, Priscilla
Listi, Carlos
Lomax, Jr., Carter
Longeway Hogan, Cheryl
Lucroy, Jonathan
Luffey, George
Malcolm, Twilet
Marsh, Jennifer Heno
Martin, Andy
Mason, Damon
McDonald, Mike
McDonald, Dan
McDonnell, John
McGuire, Elijah
McHorris, Dr. William "Bill"
McMurty, Becky
Mdhlongwa, Ndaba
Merritt, Lisa
Meyers, Ken
Mitchell, Brian
Mitchell, Jeffrey
Mixon, Frank "Boogie"
Montoya, Yazmin
Moody, Hunter
Moore, Larry
Moore, Dr. David
Morriss, John W.
Morton, Kathy
Mouton, Eddie
Murry, Jr., Joseph H.
Neustrom, Michael
O'Connor, Garrett
O'Neal, Les
Orgeron, Christi
Owens-Williams, Keisha Ray
Paschal, Bobby
Payton, Elfrid
Perks, Craig
Perrin, Warren A.
Perrot, Kim
Petitfils, Robert "Bob"
Petrakova, Anna
Porche, John
Porter, Harold
Pratt, Edward
Quoyeser, Ursula
Reinhardt, Dr. James
Reinhardt, Julien "Dutch"
Rhoney, Ashley
Richardson, Edwin J.
Robertson, Jill
Robichaux, Tony
Robinson, Malcolm E.
Rodgers, Bob
Roth, Louis B.
Ryan, B.J.
Ryckman, William T. "Billy"
Sconzo-Blackburn, Catherine
Scott, Todd
Septien, Raphael
Sharon, Nolan
Shea, Mike Henry
Sheffield, William J.
Shipley, Beryl
Short, Paul "Buddy"
Sinclair, Winston
Smith, Willard
Spinella, Stephen
Starks, Byron
Stelly, Harry
Stokley, Lana Jimenez
Stokley, Brandon
Swindler, S. Major
Taylor, Ivan "Ike"
Theriot, Clifton J. "Cliff"
Thomas, Orlando
Thomas, Tommy Frank
Thompson, Tim
Tillman, Charles "Peanut"
Toney, Andrew
Trahan, Gustave "Gus"
Trahan, Blake
Trevino, Matt
Trosclair, Mark
Trosclair, Lucius
Voitier, Robert
Weatherford, Jr., George K.
Whittall Harris, Tiffany
Whitten Lotief, Stefni
Wilkins, Dudley G.
Williams, Lynn
Zock, Albert J.

Mark Trosclair

Induction:
2004
Class:
1972

Trosclair graduated from UL in education in 1972 and was a three-year letterman for the baseball team.

He received All-Southland Conference honors in 1971 and 1972 and helped lead the 1972 squad to the SLC title. He lives in LaPlace with his wife Ellen, and is retired from Shell Oil Company. He has two children.

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