Stevens Athletic Hall of Fame

Cahill was a prolific three-sport standout for the Ducks, excelling in cross country and both indoor and outdoor track and field.

In cross country, he earned All-Empire 8 honors three times, highlighted by a runner-up finish at the 2012 conference championship that helped Stevens place second as a team, the highest conference finish in program history. The following year, Cahill earned Empire 8 Runner of the Year honors after winning the conference title by 48 seconds. He later placed seventh among 275 runners at the NCAA Atlantic Regional Championship to become the first runner in program history to qualify for the NCAA Division III National Championship.

On the track, Cahill collected two First Team Indoor All-Empire 8 selections and one First Team Outdoor All-Empire 8 honor. His indoor 5,000-meter time of 14:42.12, recorded in February 2014, remains the school record by more than 20 seconds. His outdoor 10,000-meter personal-best stood as the program record for 12 years. Cahill also held school records in the indoor 3,000 and outdoor 5,000 meters and still ranks among the program's top four performers in both events.

Evans enters the Hall of Fame following one of the greatest careers in program history. A two-time All-American, Evans led Stevens to the 2015 NCAA Division III National Championship while earning National Player of the Year honors. He was also named an Academic All-American in 2015 after earning United Volleyball Conference Rookie of the Year recognition in 2011.

A four-time All-UVC selection and two-time First Team honoree, Evans finished his career with 1,145 kills and 104 service aces, ranking among the program's all-time leaders. He recorded at least 300 kills in each of his final three seasons and elevated his game during the postseason, averaging more than nine kills and six digs per match during Stevens' 2015 national championship run, including averages of 10 kills and 7.5 digs per match during the conference tournament.

Geyer becomes one of the most decorated swimmers in program history to enter the Hall of Fame. A four-time All-American, Geyer captured three individual NCAA national championships, winning the 200-yard breaststroke in 2012 before sweeping the 100- and 200-yard breaststroke titles in 2015. She was named Empire 8 Swimmer of the Year three times, earned conference Rookie of the Year honors in 2011-12 and received six Empire 8 Swimmer of the Week awards throughout her career.

Geyer still holds school records in the 100-yard breaststroke, 200-yard breaststroke, 200-yard individual medley, 400-yard individual medley, 200-yard medley relay and 400-yard medley relay. She also continues to hold Empire 8 records in the 100-yard breaststroke, 200-yard breaststroke, 400-yard individual medley and 400-yard medley relay.

A four-time team MVP, Geyer also received the Irvin "Buzz" Seymour Award, the Martha Bayard Stevens Scholarship and the New Jersey Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Award while graduating in four years with a degree in mechanical engineering.

A member of the Class of 2016, Nassif enters the Hall of Fame after rewriting the Stevens women's soccer record book.

A two-time All-American and three-time All-Region selection, including two First Team honors, Nassif earned four First Team All-Empire 8 selections and was twice named Empire 8 Offensive Player of the Year. She remains the program's career leader in assists (43) and game-winning goals (16) while ranking second all-time in goals (65) and points (173). Nassif is only one of two student-athletes in program history to score over 60 goals and 170 points, joining fellow hall-of-famer and current Assistant Coach Valerie Barnhart.

Her postseason performances were equally memorable. During Stevens' NCAA Tournament run in 2015, Nassif scored four goals in two victories, including a hat trick against Bowdoin. She also scored three goals during the Ducks' 2014 ECAC Metro Championship run, including two in the title match.

In February 2015, Njoku cleared 1.80 meters in the high jump, a mark that remains the school record by more than 0.10 meters. Five weeks later, she won the NCAA Division III Indoor National Championship with a clearance of 1.72 meters. That April, she established the outdoor school record at 1.77 meters, becoming just the second female student-athlete in program history to clear 1.70 meters. Njoku was later named USTFCCCA Field Athlete of the Year.

The following season, she successfully defended her national title, clearing 1.75 meters to win the 2016 NCAA Division III Indoor Championship and cement her status as one of Division III's premier jumpers. Beyond the high jump, Njoku held indoor school records in the 60-meter dash and long jump from 2016-19 and outdoor school records in the 100-meter dash and long jump from 2015-22. She remains among the top four performers in school history in all four events and is still one of only three Stevens women to break the eight-second barrier in the 60-meter dash.

A member of the Class of 2013, Rosensteel earns Hall of Fame induction in his fourth year on the ballot after helping elevate the Stevens men's tennis program to new heights.

A two-time Empire 8 Player of the Year and the conference Rookie of the Year in 2010, Rosensteel earned First Team All-Empire 8 honors four times in both singles and doubles.

He concluded his career with 81 singles victories, 80 doubles victories and 161 combined wins, ranking among the program's all-time leaders in each category.

Rosensteel helped Stevens achieve its first national ranking, qualify for the NCAA Doubles Championship and advance to the third round of the NCAA Tournament. He also served as a two-time team captain before competing on the ATP Futures Circuit.

A member of the Class of 1970, Weekes joins the Hall of Fame in his fourth year on the ballot after excelling as a standout student-athlete in both basketball and lacrosse.

A basketball captain in 1969, Weekes helped lead Stevens to the Schoenfeld Sportsmanship Award, presented to the collegiate team that best exemplified ethics and sportsmanship.

On the lacrosse field, Weekes earned All-Middle Atlantic States Conference honors, served as co-captain, was selected to the prestigious USILA North-South All-Star Game and received the John Sim Award following his senior season. His impact extended well beyond athletics, as he was selected into Gear and Triangle and served as a Head Resident Assistant during his time on Castle Point.