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RMU Athletics Announces 2025 Hall of Fame Class

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Sep 25, 2025 — 1 min read

The Robert Morris University Athletics Hall of Fame has welcomed its 34th class of inductees, including Jaycee Gebhard, Jessica Karwacki, Jason Spencer, and the 2000 undefeated Colonials football team. Gebhard, a record-breaking women's hockey player, scored 198 points and set the all-time career point record. Karwacki, a dominant women's lacrosse player, compiled 644 draw controls and established single-game and single-season marks in draw controls. Spencer, a defensive lineman, finished his career with 234 tackles and holds the RMU single-game record for sacks. The 2000 Colonials football team completed a perfect 10-0 season and claimed the NCAA I-AA national championship.

Key Takeaways:

Jaycee Gebhard scored 198 points, setting the all-time career point record in women's hockey, and was named College Hockey America (CHA) Rookie of the Year in 2017.
Jessica Karwacki compiled 644 draw controls, concluding her four years at RMU with the NCAA Division I career record in the category.
Jason Spencer finished his career with 234 tackles, including 103 solo stops, and holds the RMU single-game record for sacks.
The 2000 Colonials football team completed a perfect 10-0 season and claimed the NCAA I-AA national championship.
Six former student-athletes from the 2000 squad have been enshrined in the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame, including quarterback Tim Levcik, running back Sam Dorsett, and defensive backs Nick Downs and Jason Hempstead.

Statistics:

Jaycee Gebhard's 198 points in women's hockey is the all-time career point record.
Jessica Karwacki's 644 draw controls is the NCAA Division I career record.
Jason Spencer accumulated 234 tackles in his career.
The 2000 Colonials football team completed a perfect 10-0 season.
Six former student-athletes from the 2000 squad have been enshrined in the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame.

Sources:

RMU Athletics news release
College Hockey America (CHA)
Women's Hockey Commissioners Association
Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award
Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette

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