Ithaca College Athletic Hall of Fame
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A two-sport student-athlete from 1983-87, Maureen Nolan-Decillis was one of the top offensive soccer players in school history and a standout for track & field for three seasons.
Nolan-Decillis held Ithaca's all-time scoring record of 82 points for 23 years, and still ranks within the top five all-time. She finished her career with 32 goals (eighth all-time) and 18 assists (11th) in 68 career games, as the Bombers went 44-23-5 during that time under Hall of Fame coach Linda Buettner.
She led the team in scoring twice and paced the 1984 squad to a No. 18 national ranking with a 14-1-1 record. Nolan-Decillis was also named team MVP three times in her career.
As a jumper, she was a national qualifier in the triple jump as a freshman and was an ECAC champion in the long jump as a sophomore. Nolan-Decillis earned numerous all-state medals throughout her three years and was also a state champion in the 4x100-meter relay as a junior.
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