MOCCASINS IN THE SUNSHINE STATE CONFERENCE HALL OF FAME

• CLASS OF 1992 (Inaugural Class) – Dana Cozine (volleyball), John Ebeling (men's basketball), John Edwards (men's basketball), Tom Gleeton (men's golf), Sandy Hudson (volleyball), Charley Matlock (men's golf coach), Tom Patri (men's golf), Hal Smeltzly (athletic director), Lois Webb (volleyball coach)
• CLASS OF 1993 – Joe Arnold (baseball coach), Lee Janzen (men's golf)
• CLASS OF 1994 – Ed Jeffries (women's tennis coach), Jerry Johnson (men's basketball), Dori Stankewitz (softball)
• CLASS OF 1995 – Bill "Doc" Connors (trainer), Kris Kearney (men's basketball)
• CLASS OF 1996 – Chuck Anderson (baseball coach), Terry Gilmore (baseball), Missey Crain (volleyball)
• CLASS OF 1997 – Hal Wissel (men's basketball coach)
• CLASS OF 1999 – Kellie Robinson (softball)
• CLASS OF 2000 – Chris Bellotto (softball coach), John Hudek (baseball)
• CLASS OF 2003 – Norm Benn (women's basketball coach), Rocco Mediate (men's golf), Becky Thyhsen (volleyball)
• CLASS OF 2004 – Tarra Blackwell (women's basketball)
• CLASS OF 2005 – Shelly Davis (softball), Wayne Koehler (sports information director), Shanna Nagy (women's golf)
• CLASS OF 2006 – Lisa Cave (women's golf), Jeff Klauk (men's golf), James Vida (baseball)
• CLASS OF 2007 – Duane Hopkins (faculty athletics representative), B.J. Leach (baseball), Traci Wood (softball)
• CLASS OF 2008 – Julianne Coleman (softball); Jana Petrekova (women's golf), Buck Dawson (cross country coach)
• CLASS OF 2009 – Lisa Ball (women's golf); Wayne Raath (men's golf)
• CLASS OF 2011 – Wanda Graham (softball); Steve Paramore (men's golf); Lucresia West (women's basketball)
• CLASS OF 2012 – Nick Diyorio (baseball); Pamela Feggans (women's golf)
• CLASS OF 2013 – Megan Brown (softball)
• CLASS OF 2016 – Sarah Kohlbrenner (Softball)
• CLASS OF 2018 – Cris Allen (Baseball)
• CLASS OF 2022 – Doug Gordin (men's golf coach)

MOCCASINS INDUCTED INTO VARIOUS COACHES ASSOCIATION HALLS OF FAME

• American Baseball Coaches Association – Hal Smeltzly (Class of 1980); Chuck Anderson – (Class of 1999)
• American Volleyball Coaches Association – Lois Webb (Class of 2003, inaugural class)
• Florida Water Ski Federation – Curtis Rabe (Class of 2020)
• Golf Coaches Association of America – Charley Matlock (Class of 1991); Doug Gordin (Class of 2000) 
• National Fastpitch Coaches Association – Chris Bellotto (Class of 2010)
• Women's Golf Coaches Association of America – Robbie Davis (Class of 2020)

MOCCASINS INDUCTED INTO THE FLORIDA SPORTS HALL OF FAME

• 1993 – Hal Smeltzly (baseball coach / athletic director)
• 2019 – Lois Webb (volleyball coach / athletic director)

MOCCASINS INDUCTED INTO THE POLK COUNTY SPORTS HALL OF FAME

• 2000 – Hal Smeltzly (baseball coach / athletic director)
• 2001 – Chuck Anderson (baseball coach)
• 2003 – Charley Matlock (golf coach)
• 2004 – Lois Webb (volleyball coach), Lee Janzen (men's golf)
• 2005 – Chris Bellotto (softball coach)
• 2008 – Buck Dawson (cross country coach)
• 2011 – Marco Dawson (men's golf); Jerry Johnson (men's basketball)
• 2012 – Joe Arnold (baseball coach); John Ebeling (men's basketball); Doug Gordin (men's golf coach)
• 2014 – Dr. Ed Jeffries (women's tennis coach)
• 2016 – Kellie Robinson (softball)
• 2017 – Robbie Davis (women's golf coach); Andy McGaffigan (baseball)
• 2020 – Norm Benn (women's basketball coach / women's golf coach / administrator)

ELITE 90 AWARD RECIPIENTS (The Elite 90 Award is given to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade point average who is competing at the finals site of each of the 90 NCAA National Championship events. 

• 2010-11 – Marianne Andersson (women's golf)
• 2011-12 – Anna McIntyre (women's swimming)
• 2012-13 – Robbie Swan (men's swimming)
• 2014-15 – Tyler Logan (men's basketball)
• 2017-18 – Courtney Charneco (volleyball)
• 2017-18 – Julia Couch (women's lacrosse)
• 2017-18 – J.J. Niekro (baseball)
• 2023-23 – Ludwig Mueller (men's swimming)

MOCCASINS NAMED TO THE SSC SILVER ANNIVERSARY TEAMS

• Baseball – Cris Allen (3B), Johnnie Pleicones (SS), Joe Sickles (OF), Bob Gendron (P), Terry Gilmore (P), B.J. Leach (P), Dave McCorkle (P); Top Co-Coach of First 25 Years: Chuck Anderson
• Men's Basketball – John Ebeling, Derek Flowers, Jerry Johnson, Kris Kearney; Top Player of First 25 Years: John Ebeling; Top Coach of First 25 Years: Hal Wissel
• Women's Basketball – Tarra Blackwell, Kim Disbro, Lucresia West
• Men's Cross Country – Tyrone Bell, Jayson Chayoga, Gary Crossan, Brian DeAngelis, John Emerson, Paul Norby, Scott Rouse, Hennie Schoeman, Lee Stephens, Eric Walker; Top Coach of the First 25 Years: Buck Dawson
• Women's Cross Country – Rachel Anderson, April Booe, Rebecca Clark, Paige Dempsey, Elizabeth Garcia, Jael Koech, Taryn Peters, Michelle Solan, Alli Tatangelo; Top Co-Runner of the First 25 Years: Jael Koech
• Men's Golf – Rodney Butcher, John Curley, Tom Gleeton, Lee Janzen, Jeff Klauk, Rocco Mediate, Steve Sokol; Top Golfer of the First 25 Years: Jeff Klauk; Top Coach of the First 25 Years: Charley Matlock
• Softball – Patti Fleig (2B), Stephanie Huber (3B), Shelly Davis (SS), Kellie Robinson (SS), Wanda Graham (OF), Sarah Kohlbrenner (OF), Traci Wood (OF), Dianne Wiedemann (C), Jana Schaller Merten (DP), Megan Brown (P), Keltie Christian (P), Julianne Coleman (P), Dori Stankewitz (P); Top Player of First 25 Years: Shelly Davis; Top Coach of First 25 Years: Chris Bellotto
• Men's Tennis – Alberto Bonfil
• Volleyball – Missey Crain, Kim Crawford, Sandy Hudson, Jill Stephens, Becky Thyhsen 

MOCCASINS HONORED AS SSC MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

• 1987-88 – Jerry Johnson (basketball)
• 1988-89 – Kris Kearney (basketball)
• 1990-91 – Derek Flowers (basketball)
• 1993-94 – James Vida (baseball)
• 1994-95 – Brett Tomko (baseball)
• 1995-96 – John Curley (golf)
• 1998-99 – B.J. Leach (baseball)
• 1999-00 – Jeff Klauk (golf)
• 2000-01 – Steve Sokol (golf)
• 2004-05 – Nick Diyorio (baseball)
• 2009-10 – Matt Stauch (golf)
• 2010-11 – Jeb Halfacre (swimming)
• 2011-12 – Jeb Halfacre (swimming)
• 2012-13 – Tim Crouch (golf)
• 2013-14 – Tim Crouch (golf)
• 2014-15 – Kevin Capers (men's basketball)
• 2015-16 – John Coultas (golf)
• 2017-18 – John VanDerLaan (golf)

MOCCASINS HONORED AS SSC FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

• 1987-88 – Dori Stankewitz (softball)
• 1989-90 – Nycki Sandstede (softball)
• 1991-92 – Kellie Robinson (softball)
• 1996-97 – Lisa McNeley (softball)
• 2000-01 – Rachel Bell (golf)
• 2006-07 – Megan Brown (softball)

MOCCASINS HONORED AS SSC MALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

• 1995-96 – Shanaka Weerasooriya (basketball)
• 2002-03 – Ryan Dunne (tennis)
• 2013-14 – Robbie Swan (swimming)
• 2015-16 – Diego Gimenez (swimming)
• 2022-23 – Matteo Zampese (swimming)
• 2023-24 – Kyle Micallef (swimming)

MOCCASINS HONORED AS SSC FEMALE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

• 2001-02 – Katie Wolfe (softball)
• 2006-07 – Megan Brown (softball)
• 2011-12 – Karyln Scott (softball)

MOCCASINS HONORED WITH SSC SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

• 2005-06 – Lindsey Bergeon (women's golf)
• 2013-14 – Chelsea Oglevie and Leah Pemberton (softball)

MOCCASINS HONORED AS FSC HONOR WALK STUDENT

• 1968-69 – R. Fred Lewis (men's basketball)
• 1983-84 – Jill Petrie (volleyball)
• 1990-91 – Hazel Thorniley (women's tennis)
• 1998-99 – Heather Carricoffee (volleyball)
• 2001-02 – Jennifer Woerner (volleyball)
• 2012-13 – Robbie Palmiotto (men's tennis)
• 2014-15 – Jasmine Childress (volleyball)
• 2015-16 – Alex McClanahan (men's basketball)
• 2021-22 – Grace Sill (women's swimming)

MOCCASINS HONORED WITH FSC PRESIDENT'S SCHOLAR MEDAL

• 2020-21 – Lindsey Wilson (softball)

MOCCASINS HONORED AS A FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR

• 2021-22 – Grace Sill (women's swimming)

MOCCASINS WHO HAVE COMPETED IN THE OLYMPICS

• Allan Gutierrez ’15 (Men’s Swimming) - Represented Honduras in 2012 London Olympic Games and in 2016 Rio Olympic Games
• Kyle Micallef ’24 (Men’s Swimming) - Represented Malta in 2024 Paris Olympic Games
• Dusty Rhodes ’69 (Baseball) - Head coach of the Greece National Team in the 2004 Athens Olympic Games
• Dylan Travis ’16 (3x3 Men’s Basketball) - Represented United States in 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
• Ludovico Viberti A:25 (Men's Swimming) - Represented Italy in 2024 Paris Olympic Games