Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology proudly honored a new class of Athletics Hall of Fame inductees, recognizing student-athletes, coaches, and alumni whose accomplishments continue to inspire the Bulldog community. Each honoree represents the College’s commitment to hard work, teamwork, and excellence both on and off the field. 

Korey Eppinette (Carpentry, ’01) was a two-time All-Conference defensive back and team captain who went on to play at Clarion University. Known for his leadership and drive, Eppinette now owns and operates Eppinette Construction, LLC, continuing to build on the foundation of discipline and perseverance learned at Thaddeus Stevens College. 

Tony Miller, longtime football coach and event manager, has served the College for nearly four decades. Under his guidance, the Bulldogs earned five conference championships. Even after retirement, Miller continues to support the Athletics Department, mentoring student-athletes and fostering the Bulldog spirit that defines Thaddeus Stevens College athletics. 

Marqel Wansley (HVACR, ’19) was a standout two-sport athlete who surpassed 1,000 career points in basketball and earned All-Conference and All-American honors. He also played football for the College, serving as team captain as a first-year student, a rare distinction that reflected his leadership and work ethic. 

Kevon Newerls (Electrical Technology, ’18) excelled in both football and basketball, earning Offensive MVP and Most Outstanding Athlete honors during his Bulldog career. He continued his football journey at Millersville University, carrying forward the lessons of teamwork and perseverance from his time at Thaddeus Stevens College. 

Together, these honorees embody the best of Thaddeus Stevens College athletics – commitment, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence. Their achievements continue to elevate the Bulldog legacy and inspire future generations of student-athletes.