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2007 Hall of Fame Inductees

Wartburg will welcome eight new members to the Athletic Hall of Fame Saturday, Oct. 20, during Homecoming 2007 festivities. Inductees will be honored at a dinner and ceremony at 6:30 p.m.

Zane Braggs ’94 Houston, Texas Wrestling Two-time NCAA Division III All-American; 1994 national champion; and two-time Iowa Conference champion Zane is a highway patrolman in Houston area.	Sue Chapman ’91 Cedar Rapids, Iowa Track and Field/Volleyball Wartburg MVP, 1988 and 1991; four-year letter winner; Iowa Conference indoor champion, 100 meter hurdles, 1991; four-time national qualifier; volleyball defensive player of year, 1991 Sue is a financial analyst.	Dr. Jamal Fox ’96 Maryland Heights, Mo. Wrestling Three-time NCAA Division III All-American; 1996 national champion; and program’s all-time leader in wins—158 Jamal is an optometrist in private practice.	Ted Fritschel ’54 Centennial, Colo. Football/ Basketball/ Baseball Three-year letter winner football, basketball, and baseball; first team all-Iowa Conference, football, 1953; three-year starting quarterback; Ted is a former a campus chaplain at the University of Iowa and is now retired.
Ward Prine ’86 Council Bluffs, Iowa Men’s Basketball Ranks No. 22 all-time in scoring with 1,119 points; played for Iowa Conference championship team, 1982-83; two-time all-Iowa Conference, 1986 and 1987 Ward is a restaurant owner.	Janette (Jurgensen) Voss ’87 Anamosa, Iowa Softball Team MVP, 1988 and 1989; All-Iowa Conference, 1987; ended career with 41 wins, 218 strikeouts, and 1.41 earned run average Janette is a partner in the law firm of Remley, Wilem, McQuillen, and Voss.	Gary Ludvigsen ’67 Owensburg, Ky. Men’s Basketball/ Baseball Three-year starter/ letter winner in basketball; three-year starter/ four-year letter winner as a catcher in baseball; played on conference champion and NAIA district title basketball team as team captain, 1967. Gary is a retired human resources manager.	Bob Reiter ’81 Littleton, Colo. Football/Baseball Four-year letter winner in football; four-year letter winner in baseball; three-time all-Iowa Conference, football; All-Iowa Conference baseball; ended career with .329 batting average Bob is president and CEO of IMA, Inc.