Plymouth State University

KRISTEN HODSDON-MORISSETTE ('94): One of the top two-sport athletes in school history, Hodsdon-Morissette set records and earned top honors as a member of both the women's basketball and softball teams.She was elected captain of both sports during her tenure, and helped lead each team to what was then the most successful season in school history.She continues to be involved in athletics, as she is a volleyball and softball coach at Exeter (N.H.) High School.

A point guard on the PSC basketball team, Hodsdon was captain of the 1994-95 squad that finished with a school-record 21 wins and became the first team in school history to advance to the NCAA Tournament.She earned All-Little East Conference First Team honors as a senior and played in the New England Senior All-Star Game.Hodsdon set the Plymouth State career assists record in 1995 with 258 (which has since been broken).

On the diamond, Hodsdon starred at shortstop and at the plate, finishing her career with 11 school records.She was named All-New England in 1994 after leading the team to a school-record 20 wins and a berth in the ECAC New England Tournament.Among the records she set were most hits, runs, doubles and total bases, all for a season and a career.She also set standards in the field with the most career assists and the highest fielding average.