Oswego State Athletics

Nancy Lobb '83, a two-sport athlete for women's basketball and softball, earned a spot in the hall of fame for accolades in both sports. As a senior, Lobb helped lead the softball squad to the postseason, collecting All-NYSAIAW Tournament Team honors that year. The softball program made the NYSAIAW tournament each of Lobb's final three years as a Laker, laying the foundation for Oswego to take the crown in 1984 and runner-up in 1985.
 
On the court, Lobb was a dominant guard, setting college-records that still stood at the time of her induction. She ranked first on the career steals list with 310 and held the single-season steals record with 118 as a sophomore during the 1980-81 season. Not only did her defensive skills create possessions for the Lakers, Lobb also developed scoring opportunities for her teammates as she ranked second on the career list with 381 assists. Her 143 assists during the 1980-81 were the most in any single-season and stayed in the top spot for the next 24 seasons.