CEDARVILLE, Ohio – Former Lady Jacket All-Americans Alison Lemon Rice and Sarah Zeltman will enter the Athletic Hall of Fame during Homecoming Weekend.
 
They will be recognized at the Alumni Awards Chapel on Saturday at 10:00 a.m. EDT. [WATCH]
 
Rice, who is a native of nearby South Charleston, Ohio, was a two-time NAIA Division II All-American and the 2010 NCCAA Women's Basketball National Player of the Year.
 
Rice guided the Lady Jackets to the 2008 NCCAA national title and was the Tournament MVP. She is CU's seventh all-time leading scorer with 1,758 points.
 
Alison lives in South Charleston with her husband, Wade, and their three children.
 
Zeltman, who came to campus from Kidron, Ohio, was a two-time NAIA All-American, three-time NCCAA All-American, and led the Jackets to two NCCAA crowns plus two conference trophies.
 
She is Cedarville's all-time leader in kills, total blocks, and solo blocks.
 
After graduation, Sarah went on to earn her master's and doctorate and now owns a sports therapy business in Dalton, Ohio where she resides with her daughter.
 

ALISON LEMON RICE (2006-10) Women's Basketball Seventh all-time leading scorer (1,758) 17th all-time leading rebounder (679) Ranks No. 6 in assists (477) Ranks No. 4 in steals (252) Two-time NAIA Division II All-American Two-time NAIA Scholar-Athlete 2010 NCCAA National Player of the Year Three-time NCCAA All-America First Team Two-time NCCAA Scholar-Athlete 2008 NCCAA National Tournament MVP Three-time All-NCCAA Midwest Region First Team 2010 American Mideast Conference Player of the Year Three-time All-AMC First Team

SARAH ZELTMAN (2004-07) Volleyball 2004 NAIA All-America Third Team 2006 NAIA All-America Second Team 2004, 2006 NAIA National All-Tournament Team 2004, 2006 NAIA Region IX Player of the Year Four-time NAIA Region IX Team 2006 NCCAA National Tournament MVP Three-time NCCAA All-American Two-time NCCAA National All-Tournament Team Three-time NCCAA Midwest Region Team 2004, 2006 AMC Player of the Year Four-time All-AMC 2004 AMC Freshman of the Year 2005, 2006 NCCAA National Champions Three-time NAIA Region IX Champions Two-time NCCAA Midwest Region Champions Two-time AMC Champions CU all-time leader in kills (2,851), blocks (722), and block solos (339) Team Record: 158-41 2004, 2005, 2006 NAIA National Tournament 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 NCCAA National Tournament