Dave Bartels ('78) inducted in 2007, came from South Haven, Michigan to Aquinas in the mid '70s and quickly made his mark in both cross country and track. Dave ran year-round for four years, earning 12 varsity letters in cross country, indoor track, and outdoor track. He earned All-American honors in cross country in 1976. At that time, he was only the second runner to earn this honor at the national meet (he remains one of only five runners in school history to attain this accolade.) Bartels also set three school records in indoor track, all of which still stand today - more than 30 years later. The runner set records in the mile, half-mile, and 1,000 yard runs. Even after track converted to the metric system, Bartels' times were adjusted and they remain the best ever at Aquinas. He additionally holds records set at South Haven High School. After Teaching for several years in Wisconsin, Bartels moved to Grand Blanc, Michigan where he started his own business, Blue Star Sportswear, which is now in its 25th years of operation. Bartels and his wife, Anna Marie (Tomassilli '80) have two daughters, Justine and Rachel, and still reside in the Grand Blanc area.

Anne (Biermacher) Stegehuis ('86 ) , inducted in 2007,had an outstanding basketball career at Aquinas College. She was a four-year starter on some of the best teams in Aquinas history; winning nearly 80 percent of their games. She is still the fifth leading scorer in Aquinas women's basketball history and, at five-foot-five inches tall, the highest scoring guard on this prestigious list. Stegehuis scored nearly 1,500 points despite playing without the benefit of the three-point basket. She was the complete player, finishing her career in the top 10 in multiple categories, including scoring, steals, assists, free-throw scoring, free-throw percentage and games played. She also pulled down over 500 rebounds. She was a two-time NAIA All-State player at Aquinas. In the Grand Rapids Press poll in 1999, she was voted one of the top 25 high school girl's basketball players in Grand Rapids City League history for her efforts at Grand Rapids Catholic Central. Patti Tibaldi, her Aquinas coach, stated that "she was often the smallest player on the floor but she had the biggest heart." Stegehuis went on to forge a successful 16-year career with Foremost Insurance and the former Old Kent Bank, now the Fifth Third Bank. She and her husband, Jack, reside in Caledonia with their children, Joseph, Hannah and Abigail.

Rick Vryhof ('84 ), inducted in 2007, came from Calvin Christian High School in Grandville, Michigan to become one of the most prolific scorers in Aquinas Basketball history. In just three seasons he scored over 1,700 points and averaged 21 points per game. He still remains the fifth leading scorer in the Aquinas record book; and he did it without the benefit of the three-point shot. Vryhof currently remains ranked in the top five of numerous offensive categories at Aquinas, including free-throws made, average points-per-game, and the highest field goal percentage. An all-around talent, he possessd long-range shooting skills, an explosive first step to the basket and great jumping ability. He was a two-time All-State player who earned NAIA All-American recognition in 1984. A fierce competitor, he was also the epitome of sportsmanship and class on the court. Vryhof earned bachelor and master degrees from Aquinas and currently resides in Holland, Michigan with his wife, Sharon (Kuipers '85) and children, Caitlin and Trent. He is still active in basketball today, both playing and in coaching youth. He is employed by Herman Miller. 

Jesse Young ('75 ), inudcted in 2007, was a two-time NAIA All-State baseball player while at Aquinas and then became the first two-time NAIA All-American baseball player in college history, earning those honors in 1974 and 1975. He was a key performer in Aquinas' first NAIA State Championship (1974) and regional appearance, and made game-winning hits in three of those five victories. He was the squad's leading hitter during this time. Young also played 12 seasons with the Grand Rapids Sullivans, winning NBC National Championships in 1983 and 1984 and several Honkbal Championships in the Netherlands. Young has played competitive baseball every summer since his days at Aquinas and has worked with many young players, encouraging them to come to Aquinas for its academic and baseball programs. Following graduation, he started a 31-year career in teaching and coaching. Young has spent the last 27 years at Rockford High School teaching business and coaching golf. He has coached many outstanding teams and was named state Coach of the Year in 2001 and inducted into the Michigan Golf Coaches Hall of Fame in 2005. An avid runner, he has additionally run in 23 River Bank Runs and four marathons.