PEORIA, Ill. – The Bradley Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2024 was honored this past weekend. 

During the Men's Basketball game against Illinois State, all of the 2024 Hall of Fame inductees were honored for their contributions to Bradley Athletics. The Bradley Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2024 was completed when the 2005-06-07 Men's Soccer Teams, longtime coach and staff member Craig Dahlquist, record-setting runner Mary Goldkamp-Doerr, NBA Lottery pick Patrick O'Bryant and Women's Basketball star Katie Yohn were inducted last Saturday night. Former baseball standout and Major League Baseball player Mike Tauchman was honored on Jan. 20 at the Men's Basketball game. 

2005-06-07 Soccer Teams

The 2005, 2006 and 2007 Soccer teams, coached by Jim DeRose, featured rosters that largely overlapped during a three-year run in which the Braves captured three consecutive Missouri Valley Conference regular-season titles and the first MVC Tournament crown (2007) in program history. The Braves went 39-20-9 (.654) in that span, including a 13-2-4 (.789) conference record. 

The 2005 squad won the MVC regular-season championship outright and earned an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament. In 2006, the team shared the regular-season championship with Creighton, earning a share of the title after defeating the #15 Bluejays, 2-1, in the regular-season finale at Shea Stadium. The Braves came within 4.4 seconds of claiming a 1-0 win against Creighton in the MVC Tourney championship game, before falling in overtime.

The 2007 squad overcame the tragic passing of team member Danny Dahlquist to post the most successful competitive season in program history, exorcizing the 2006 MVC Tourney loss to Creighton with a last-minute win against the Bluejays in Omaha for the title, then advancing in the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history. After a 2-0 win against DePaul in the first round at Shea Stadium, the Braves knocked off 2004 national champion Indiana in penalty kicks then delivered the "Miracle at Maryland" by overcoming a 2-0 deficit in the final two-and-a-half minutes of regulation to earn a 3-2, double-overtime win at 2005 national champion Maryland to punch its ticket to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight.

The rosters of the three teams include 26 student-athletes who appeared on at least two of the three championship teams, including 10 who suited up for all three squads. Current Bradley Hall of Famers Joe Donoho and Chris Dunsheath were part of at least one of the squads. 

2005 Bradley Soccer roster: Teddy Anderson, Oran Andrews, Joti Baruni, Zach Bell, Nick Bowden, Chris Brown, Stephen Brust, Salim Bullen, Brandon Burgert, Steve Chromik, Drew DeGurian, Joe Ducci, Chris Dunsheath, Kevin Erickson, Adam Hage, Mike Haynes, James Hedges, Ryan Johnson, Jeff Kellogg, Brian Lock, Nick Mentgen, Andrew Monteith, Ryan Raschke, Todd Reedy, Billy Roeder, Will Shelton, Brad Snook, Deron Swaby, Mark Wallace, Thiago Wong 

2006 Bradley Soccer roster: Teddy Anderson, Joti Baruni, Zach Bell, Justin Bigelow, Stephen Brust, Grant Campbell, David Crady, Chris Cutshaw, Danny Dahlquist, Drew DeGurian, Joe Donoho, Travis English, Mike Haynes, James Hedges, Ken Hickman, Ryan Johnson, Brian Lock, Nick Mentgen, Andrew Monteith, Todd Reedy, Billy Roeder, Cody Russell, Noah Sharpsteen, Brad Snook, Graham Stockdale, Drew Van Kampen, Mark Wallace, Thiago Wong

2007 Bradley Soccer roster: Packy Amundsen, Teddy Anderson, Joti Baruni, Ephraim Beard, Justin Bigelow, Stephen Brust, Grant Campbell, Chris Cutshaw, Danny Dahlquist, Drew DeGurian, Joe Donoho, Travis English, Rudy Garcia, Nathan Groesch, Mike Haynes, Ken Hickman, Brian Lock, Andrew Monteith, Michael Motteler, Todd Reedy, JC Reid, Wolfe Repass, Cody Russell, Brad Snook, Graham Stockdale, Paul Tracy, Drew Van Kampen, Thiago Wong

Coaching Staff: Head Coach Jim DeRose (2005-2007); Associate Head Coach Brad Ruzzo (2005-07); Assistant Coach Thando Dzowa (2005-06), Assistant Coach Gavin Glinton (2005), Assistant Coach Preston Good (2006-07).

Craig Dahlquist, Bradley XC/Track Coach and Athletics Administration (1984-Present) 

Craig Dahlquist has entered his 40th year as a member of the Bradley Athletics staff, currently serving in his second year as a volunteer assistant for the Cross Country and Track programs. He owns the longest tenure of any current staff member and his time at Bradley ranks as one of the longest in the history of the department.

Dahlquist was the head coach of the Bradley Track and Field program from 1986-96, while also serving as an instructor in the Department of Health and Movement Science and working as the Athletics Business Manager and Assistant Ticket Manager. A certified USA Track & Field official, he served as a volunteer official during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

Prior to his retirement in the fall of 2022, Dahlquist had risen to Senior Associate Athletic Director for Finance and Administration. In his senior administrative role, Dahlquist monitored all financial activity in the department, while providing the vision and mentorship for the highly-successful running programs.

Mary Goldkamp-Doerr, Women's Cross Country/Track (2007-11)

A four-year performer in Women's Cross Country and Track, Goldkamp was a seven-time All-Missouri Valley Conference performer, earning five honors in track and two in cross country. In her time as a Brave, she was a two-time Bradley Varsity Club Most Outstanding Female Athlete.

Goldkamp won the 1500m race at the 2010 MVC Outdoor Track Championship and held the school indoor record in the same event for 11 years until it was broken in February 2023. She also held the outdoor 1500m mark for 10 years until it was broken in April 2021. At the time of graduation, Goldkamp held four individual school records and was a member of three record-setting relay teams.

She qualified for the NCAA Outdoor Track Championship West Region preliminaries in the 1500m in 2010 and 2011. While serving as a volunteer assistant coach for the Braves, Goldkamp qualified for the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 3,000m steeplechase by finishing second (9:54.90) in the event at the Music City Distance Carnival in Nashville, TN. Training professionally with Rogue Athletic Club, Goldkamp competed in several international meets, as well as the 2013 US Outdoor Track and Field Championships.

Patrick O'Bryant, Men's Basketball (2004-06)

Patrick O'Bryant was a two-year member of the Bradley Men's Basketball team before being selected with the ninth overall pick in the 2006 NBA Draft by the Golden State Warriors. The 2006 MVC Defensive Player of the Year helped the Braves advance to the Sweet 16 of the 2006 NCAA Tournament by upsetting nationally-ranked teams Kansas and Pittsburgh during the first two rounds of the Oakland Regional.

In addition to the 2006 Defensive Player of the Year, O'Bryant's list of conference awards include 2006 All-MVC second team, 2005 MVC All-Newcomer Team, 2005 MVC All-Freshman Team and 2006 MVC All-Tournament Team.

O'Bryant ranks third in program history by making 55.4 percent of his career field goal attempts and fourth in program history with 147 career blocked shots. He owns two of the top four single-season blocked shot totals in program history, remaining the only Bradley player to reject at least 70 shots in a season twice. O'Bryant also posted 11 double-double points and rebounds performances during his two-year college career.

He played 90 career NBA games, spanning four seasons, and competed professionally around the globe for 14 seasons overall. In addition to traditional 5-on-5 professional basketball, O'Bryant competed in the Big 3 (3-on-3) nationally-televised pro circuit during the 2018 season.

O'Bryant also has suited up for the Bradley University alumni team, Always A Brave, for all four of its TBT appearances, helping the team to an 8-4 tourney record, three Super 16 appearances and a spot in the 2016 tournament semifinals.

Katie Yohn, Women's Basketball (2009-13)

A four-year member of the Bradley Women's Basketball team, Yohn was a key contributor in each of her four seasons. She was a three-time all-conference selection, earning honorable mention All-MVC in 2010 and 2011, before collecting second-team honors in 2013. She also received 2013 MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team honors and appeared on the 2010 MVC All-Freshman Team.

As a senior in 2012-13, Yohn became the first player in Bradley history to finish a season with 300 points, 175 rebounds, 70 assists, 20 blocked shots and 70 steals. She became the first player since Bradley Athletics Hall-of-Famer Heather Best in 1997-98 to lead the team in scoring, rebounds and steals. Yohn broke the Bradley career record for made three-pointers with a 3-for-4 effort from beyond the arc against Missouri State on Jan. 12, 2013, hitting the game-winning three-pointer in an 80-79 victory with 1.9 seconds left.

Yohn finished her career ranking eighth in program history with 1,365 career points and set the then-program record with 210 career 3-point field goals (now second). She also ranked sixth in program history with 88 blocked shots and seventh with 199 steals when she graduated. Yohn was the first student-athlete in MVC Women's Basketball history to combine for 1300 points, 200 3-pointers, 450 rebounds, 250 assists, 80 blocked shots and 175 steals.

Yohn's performances were vital in Bradley Women's Basketball making its first two postseason appearances in program history - the 2010 and 2012 Women's Basketball Invitationals (1-1 records in both). After Bradley, Yohn enjoyed an eight-year professional playing career, starring in the German Bundesliga.