Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology proudly welcomed four distinguished Bulldogs into the Athletic Hall of Fame as part of the 20th Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Banquet. The 2026 inductees represent generations of student-athletes whose achievements, leadership, and commitment to excellence continue to inspire the Bulldog community and reflect the values that define the College.
The Athletic Hall of Fame recognizes individuals who have made lasting contributions to Thaddeus Stevens College athletics through exceptional performance, leadership, and service. This year’s inductees exemplify the determination, discipline, and perseverance that help students succeed both during their time on campus and throughout their careers.
Mason Bossert (HVACR, Class of 2019)
A standout member of the Bulldogs basketball program, Mason Bossert became one of only six players in College history to surpass 1,000 career points and remains the program’s all-time leading scorer. During his sophomore season, he ranked among the nation’s top scorers and helped the Bulldogs host their first NJCAA playoff game. Today, he works for APR Supply Company and continues his involvement in the sport as a basketball official.
Paul Junas (Millwork and Cabinetmaking, Class of 1961)
A true Bulldog pioneer, Paul Junas is believed to be the only student-athlete in College history to compete in four sports: football, basketball, track and field, and cross country. A leader on and off the field, he later dedicated more than 30 years to education and coaching, extending the impact of his Bulldog experience to future generations of students and athletes.
Lamont Kennard (Business Administration, Class of 2006)
One of the most accomplished defensive players in Bulldog football history, Lamont Kennard set multiple program interception records and earned First-Team Seaboard Conference honors. He also excelled in track and field, competing at the national level before continuing his football career at Delaware State University, where he helped capture a conference championship.
Maryn Zazzi (Residential Remodeling, Class of 2021)
Maryn Zazzi made an immediate impact on the Bulldogs cross country program, winning the 2019 Region XIX Championship and earning a place at the NJCAA National Championships. Following graduation, she built a successful career while serving in the Pennsylvania National Guard, continuing a commitment to leadership and service beyond her time at Thaddeus Stevens College.
The 2026 Hall of Fame class represents the transformative opportunities available through Thaddeus Stevens College’s complete student experience. Their accomplishments on the field, court, track, and cross-country course were matched by success in their careers, communities, and personal lives, demonstrating how Bulldog student-athletes continue to transform futures and strengthen communities long after graduation.
As the College celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Athletic Hall of Fame, the achievements of these four inductees serve as a reminder that the Bulldog legacy is built not only on athletic excellence, but also on leadership, service, and a commitment to creating positive impact for others.