Hall of Fame
Lona Sargent '14 was a two-sport athlete at Husson University, earning five varsity letters from 2010-2013. Sargent played one season of soccer in 2013 for Carly Gettler, but her true passion was on the Eagles’ softball diamond where she was a four-year starter for hall of fame member Amanda Bourgoin as an outfielder.
On the diamond, Sargent batted .374 (177-473) with 117 runs, 37 doubles, a triple, four home runs, 87 RBI and 47 stolen bases. Additionally posting a .482 slugging percentage, a .393 on-base percentage, a .875 on-base plus slugging percentage, a .922 stolen base percentage in 160 games played.
The two-time North Atlantic Conference All-Conference First Team choice entered the hall of fame ranked third in at-bats and hits, tied for third in games played, tied for fourth in doubles, seventh in total bases (228). Along with being ranked eighth in runs scored and stolen bases, 13th in stolen base percentage, tied for 13th in RBI and batting average and tied for 24th in home runs.
At the time of her induction, Sargent held the single-season records for games played (46 in 2012) and stolen base percentage (1.000 in 2012).
During her career, Husson posted a four-year record of 118-59-1 (.666) and captured four NAC titles with four National Collegiate Athletics Association Division III National Tournament appearances.
On the pitch, Sargent tallied one goal for two total points in 11 games played.
Sargent earned a bachelor of science in business administration with a concentration in hospitality & tourism management from Husson in 2014.
A native of Sullivan, Maine, Sargent attended Summer Memorial High School.
