Hall of Fame Choose a Hall Of Fame Member: Alfaro, Tony Anastasiadou, Xenia Apodaca, Amy Bailey, Andrew Barnes, Cecilia Bauhs, Scott Bell, Derek Brinton-Collins, Angela Bryant, Rosalyn Burries, Bobby Carvajal, Rudy Cheek, Frank Cuder, Julia Demery, Karenee Donnelly, Shannon Douglass, Pat Duncan-Chance, Nicole Dunn, Carol Duyst, Kim Ford, Kim Gallaugher, Kevin Garnett, Sonja Gozansky, Sue Harter, Lance Hiegert, Bob Householder, Scott Howard, Sherri Jakovac, J.J. Jeter, Carmelita Juraskova-Babbitt, Petra Juster, Leora Kamara, Kei Krukow, Mike Larsen, Debra Lipperd, Samantha Madden, John May, Darlene Middleborn, Samantha Miller, Karen Mitchell, Chaunte Morohunfola, Kim Mosqueda, Sylvia Palmer, Violet Parker, Chanel Perry, Cindy Pillar, Kevin Prescott, Lizzy Reinhardt, Cori Reynolds, Larry Rolland, Heather Sackett, Jim Scolinos, John Serna, Jen Smith, Ozzie Stalf, Chrissy Stallworth, Joel Todd, Jarin Torgeson, Gary Ulmer, Lisa Van't Land-Parkes, Ruth Welter, Kathy Wondolowski, Chris Yanai, David Ruth Van't Land-Parkes Class 2000 Induction 2015 Sport(s) Women's Soccer Ruth Parkes is undoubtedly the best women’s soccer player in CCAA and Cal Poly Pomona history. Parkes earned All-CCAA honors in each of her four seasons and received All-America recognition in her final three seasons with the Broncos. In her four-year (1997-2000) college career, the forward collected 76 goals and 29 assists for a total of 181 points, placing her atop the Conference record books in all three categories. As a junior Parkes led the Broncos to an overall record of 17-6-1 and a CCAA record of 12-3 en route to the program’s first-ever outright Conference title and an NCAA Division II National Championship final appearance.