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2007 Inductees

: The Hall of Fame presentation took place at halftime during the boys soccer match for Canterbury School's homecoming celebration, September 22, 2007. (L-R: Ken Harkenrider, athletics director, with inductees Tom Casaburo, Dan McEachern, Allyson Paflas, Lee Crawford, Phil Presser, Anne Johnson and Megan King. Not pictured: Natalie (Huneau) Stewart, Allison Lloyd and Julian Jordan).

Megan King '07, College of Charleston

Megan King holds a lofty position in the Indiana basketball history books.
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Julian Jordan '00, Brown University

The epitome of the student-athlete, Julian Jordan graduated near the top of his class with a trophy case full of awards and honors.
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Anne Johnson '00, Lehigh University

Anne Johnson was a well-rounded student-athlete who represented Canterbury with pride during her high school career.
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Phil Presser '99, Indiana University

Phil Presser won his fair share of championships during his high school and college soccer careers.
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Allison Lloyd '98, University of Notre Dame

An exceptional talent both in the swimming pool and out of it, Allison Lloyd has advanced farther in athletics than nearly any other Canterbury graduate.
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Lee Crawford '98, University of Dayton

One of the most accomplished players in the history of Canterbury High School boys soccer, Lee Crawford was a co-captain of the school’s first state championship team in any sport in 1997.
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Natalie (Huneau) Stewart '95, College of Charleston

Natalie Huneau was an excellent student-athlete during her four years at Canterbury High School.
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Allyson Paflas '93, Wellesley College

Allyson Paflas was one of the most active athletes in the history of Canterbury School.
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Dan McEachern '1992, Rollins College

One of the most accomplished golfers to graduate from Canterbury School, Dan McEachern earned his place in the school’s athletic lore by leading his team to conference championships, and earning all conference honors himself, in each of his two seasons at Canterbury.
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Tom Casaburo '87, Indiana University

Tom Casaburo was a member of Canterbury’s first graduating class in 1987, and he was also the first athlete from the school to be nationally recognized for his sports accomplishments.
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Criteria

The Canterbury School Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 2007 as a means to recognize the accomplishments of inductees both in athletics and in their overall representation of Canterbury School.

Induction acknowledges their years as a student at the school, college careers, and professional experiences.

The following criteria shall be used in selecting Canterbury student athletes who will become members of the Canterbury School Athletics Hall of Fame.

1. Sporting accomplishments while a student at Canterbury School.

2. Awards and recognition garnered for athletics participation while a student at Canterbury School.

3. Accomplishments in athletics post graduation from Canterbury School.

4. Consideration of a student athlete’s overall student life, including issues of character, leadership and academic achievement.