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Danny Seigle was a multi-dimensional 6-6 small forward and one of the most well-honored and productive players in Seahawk history. Named to the 1994-1995 NEC All-Newcomer Team as a freshman, he went on to earn First-Team All-NEC honors as a junior in 1996-1997 and again as a senior in 1997-1998. The native of Carbondale, PA finished his sterling career ranked No. 6 in school history in scoring with 1,652 points. The 561 points that he tallied during his senior season of 1997-1998 currently ranks No. 10 in school history. Seigle, who also ranks No. 4 all-time in field goals made with 604, had the ability to take over a game on the offensive end. An extremely versatile performer, who could hit deep three-pointers while also possessing the ability to take his defender off the dribble, Seigle was also known as a great finisher around the basket. Following his graduation, Seigle went on to enjoy a long and highly-successful career as a professional in the Philippine National Basketball Association. The 1999 League Rookie of the Year and Conference MVP, he as a member of six championship and several All-Star teams.

Click to HERE to view video (Part I) of the induction of Danny Seigle, who was unable to attend the ceremony due to his obligations to his professional team in the Philippines. His former teammate and captain Luke Timmins accepted on Seigle's behalf and his former head coach, Tim Capstraw ('82) served as presenter.

Click HERE to view video of Danny Seigle that was recorded in advance of the ceremony.