Sharon E. Siebert was a four-year letterwinner as a forward on the Husson women’s basketball team (1988-91) and a three-year letterwinner as an infielder on the Husson softball team (1988-89, 1992).
In basketball - at the time of her induction, Siebert was the only player in program history to score 1,000 points and grab 1,000 rebounds. She ranks first all-time in career points (1882), first in scoring average (17.1), first in field goals made (698), first in field goals attempted (1393), first in free throws made (484), first in free throws attempted (617), first in rebounds (1,031), fourth in rebound average (9.4), fifth in free throw percentage (.784), sixth in games played (110), and seventh in field goal percentage (.501).
In single-season records, Siebert ranks first and second in points (621 and 531), first and fifth in scoring average (22.2 and 18.3), first and fourth in field goals made (240 and 182), first in field goals attempted (468), first and seventh in free throws made (167 and 113), first in free throws attempted (204), second in rebounds (321), and tied sixth in games played (29).
The Conference Rookie of the Year in 1988, Siebert was an All-Conference selection from 1989-91, a NAIA All-District selection from 1989-91, a NAIA District All-Tournament selection from 1989-91, an All-State selection from 1989-91, and a NAIA All-American Honorable Mention from 19889-91.
In softball - at the time of her induction, Siebert ranked third all-time in stolen base percentage (.976) and 10th in most stolen bases (41). In single-season records, Siebert ranks first and sixth in stolen base percentage (1.000 and .955) and tied for seventh for most stolen bases (21).
Siebert was a NAIA All-District and All-State selection in the 1989 season.
Graduating in 1991, Sharon Siebert left Husson with a degree in business management.
