Hall of Fame
Terri Naudzunas-DeMeno was a four-year member of the cross-country, track and field teams as a long-distance event expert. She was Wagner's first qualifier for the New York State AIAW 3000m Championships and the first female Seahawk to compete in the National Championships. "Her effort had a direct impact on recruiting a top-notch cross-country team," said Jim Grogan, Naudzunas’ college coach. "She was an aggressive runner who wanted to win every race, even at the national level." Naudzunas was a fourth-place finisher in the ECAC's. Following graduation she became a social worker and consultant. She was a sociology major and currently works as a social worker and consultant. She and her husband Randy (Class of 1982) have three children; Brittanie, Ryan and Lauren.
