Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2015

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Melissa Gaughan (Zdonick)

Class of 1986, Outstanding athlete in basketball and softball

• Played basketball and softball
• Leading scorer in basketball with 2,170 points
• Section 2 record holder for most points in a game – 57
• 1986 Chieftain’s Cup winner
• 6 years varsity softball
• 1982 softball sectional champion
• 1984 softball league champion
• 5 years varsity basketball
• 1984 league champion

Richard “Dick” Goverski

Class of 1961, Physical Education teacher and coach

• Played varsity baseball, basketball, and football from 1958-1961
• Played on the first football league championship team in 1960
• Played on the first baseball league championship team in 1961
• Taught physical education at Stillwater for 35 years (1971-2005)
• Coached varsity baseball at Stillwater for 18 years (1971-1989)
• Totaled 290 wins coaching at Stillwater and a career 301 wins (Heatly 1969-1970).
• 5 League championships (1979, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988)
• Baseball sectional championships (1973, 1980, 1985, 1988)
• Baseball regional championship in 1988

Mark Mondoux

Class of 1986, Outstanding athlete in basketball

• Played basketball and baseball
• Scored a total of 907 points in basketball
• Totaled 334 assists
• 1985 & 1986 basketball league champion
• 1986 basketball sectional champion
• 1986 Troy Record high school player of the year
• Member of the 1986 WNYT all-star basketball team
• Played basketball at The College of Saint Rose
• 1,000 point scorer at The College of Saint Rose
• Member of The College of Saint Rose Athletic Hall of Fame (2009)
• Member of the Capital District Basketball Hall of Fame (2009)
• Chosen as one of the Capital District’s top 50 players in the past 50 years in 2009

John P. “Jack” Rentz

Class of 1941, Outstanding athlete in baseball, basketball, and soccer

• Played baseball, basketball, and soccer
• Baseball undefeated champions 1941
• Basketball undefeated champions 1938, 1939, and 1940
• Soccer undefeated champions 1939 and 1940
• WWII Army Air Corps First Lieutenant 1942-1946
• Pilot in the China-Burma-India Theater
• 2 Bronze Stars and WWII Victory Medal
• Coach, Teacher, and Athletic Director at Burnt Hills High School from 1949-1970