Five inductees and one national semifinalist women's basketball team were honored during the 17th Pitt-Johnstown Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony Saturday at the Richland Township campus' Wellness Center.The Class of 2026 included: Conemaugh Valley High School graduate Beth Kendera-Vaught, women's volleyball; Forest Hills graduate and educator, the late Kevin Smay, baseball; Greater Johnstown graduate and current Trojans assistant coach Marcus Tullis, men's basketball; as well as LuAnn Ketter Mills, women's basketball; and Albert Miles, wrestling.The 1980-81 women's basketball team that reached the Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women (AIAW) Final Four was also honored, with a strong turnout of former players and coaches from the Lady Cats program in support.A crowd of more than 200 attended the banquet.Former player Sue Brown, who was a senior on the 1980-81 team, read a message from then Pitt-Johnstown women's basketball coach Clyde Horner, who resides in South Carolina.* Ketter Mills, a freshman on the Final Four team, was inducted in the Class of 2026 after earning All-American honors in the American Women's Sports Federation on teams consistently ranked in the national top-5, including seven weeks at No. 1 during 1982-83 in NCAA Division III.* Miles won an NCAA Division II wrestling national title at 174 pounds as a senior in 2008 and earned two All-American honors in his career. He posted a 102-33 career record.* Kendera-Vaught helped establish the Pitt-Johnstown women's volleyball program at the conference, regional and national level from 2010-13.