A transfer from Middlesex Community College, Kevin Hansley '90 was part of a dominating era of Husson Braves men's basketball. Going 76-21 throughout his three-year career on the way to winning one Western Maine Athletic Conference Championship and one National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics District 5 title, including the program's first NAIA national tournament appearance in over seven years in 1989.
Hansley, who played for the hall of fame member Bruce MacGregor as a guard from 1987-1989, tallied 1,161 points, 296 rebounds, 254 assists, and 170 steals in 85 career games played. The senior captain shot 46.2% (481-1048) from the floor, 43.0% (83-193) from behind the 3-point arc, and 72.4% (110-152) from the free throw line.
Upon graduation, the 1989 NAIA district 5 all-tournament selection ranked second in steals, third in three-point field goals made and steals average (2.0); fifth in three-point percentage; sixth in assists; ninth in assists average (3.0); 14th in field goals attempted; 16th in field goals made; 17th in points and tied for 22nd in games played. He also ranked in the top-50 in scoring average (13.7, 28th), free throw percentage (34th), rebounds (42nd), field goal percentage (43rd), and free throws made (tied for 47th).
At the time of his induction, Hansley remained ranked among the program's top-25 career leaders in steals average, 3-point percentage, steals, assists, and assists average.
Hansley was the seventh member of the 1989 men's basketball team - that was inducted into the hall of fame in 2014 as a team - to be inducted as an individual, joining MacGregor, assistant coach Warren Caruso '89, '08G, '18G, Mark Taylor '90, Buster Frederick '90, Shawn Bolden '89, Bobby Campbell '92 and Scott Nance '92.
Hansley earned an associate's degree in business administration from Husson in 1990.
A native of Hartford, Connecticut, Hansley attended Weaver High School.
