SAN ANTONIO — The 2025 UTSA Athletics Hall of Fame Class will be inducted on Homecoming Weekend on Friday-Saturday, Oct. 10-11.
The third class features Fabiola Arriaga (women’s golf), Rudy Davalos (athletics director), Amanda Michalsky (softball) and Mark Schramek (baseball).
The 2025 UTSA Athletics Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held on Friday, Oct. 10, at Pedrotti’s Ranch. Cocktail hour will begin at 6 p.m. followed by the ceremony at 7 p.m. Tables and individual seats for the event are on sale now by visiting engage.utsa.edu.
The Hall of Fame plaques will be revealed on Saturday morning and the group will be recognized during the football game against Rice, which is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at the Alamodome.
The 2025 Class will join 11 other inductees in the UTSA Athletics Hall of Fame presented by BMW. The inaugural class of McKenzie Adams (volleyball, women’s basketball), Devin Brown (men’s basketball), Marcus Davenport (football) and Tameka Roberts (track & field, women’s basketball), as well as former head football coach Larry Coker and former athletics director Lynn Hickey, was inducted in 2023. The 2024 class included Derrick Gervin (men’s basketball), Monica Gibbs (women’s basketball), Michael Rockett (baseball), Starlite Williams (women’s basketball, track & field) and Teddy Williams (men’s track & field).
UTSA Athletics will profile each of the four members of the 2025 Class leading up to the Induction Ceremony.
Amanda Michalsky (Softball • 1997-2000)
The first UTSA student-athlete in any sport to have a jersey retired, Amanda Michalsky (mi-HALL-skee) was a star outfielder for the softball program from 1997 to 2000.
Her 1999 campaign was one of the most historic seasons by any Roadrunner. She led the NCAA with both a .541 batting average and a 1.109 slugging percentage and was named second-team All-America, first-team all-region, Southland Conference Player and Hitter of the Year and first-team all-conference.
The following year, she repeated as first-team all-league and garnered second-team all-region accolades.
Following her collegiate career, Amanda was picked 18th overall by the Ohio Pride in the 2000 Women’s Pro Softball League Draft. A member of the Southland Conference 50th Anniversary All-Time Softball Roster, she still holds school records for career batting average and doubles, as well as single-season standards for batting average, slugging percentage, hits, doubles, extra-base hits and runs scored, all from her 1999 campaign.
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