FDU Knights Athletics

Inducted: May 17, 2002

Carolyn Rodgers becomes the first member of the women's basketball program to be inducted into the Hall of Fame after helping the Knights win over 50 games from 1982-86. In the early days of Division I play, the forward was a dominant force, finishing her career with 1,458 points and 796 rebounds.

At the time of her induction she ranks fourth all-time in scoring, fifth all-time in rebounding, held the school record for free throws made in a career with 393 and was one of only four players in program history to have amassed more than 1,000 points and 600 rebounds. Rodgers led the Knights in both points and rebounds as a junior and as a senior. During that senior campaign she scored a single game record 37 points against Long Island.