Inducted 2005

Inducted 2013

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Inducted 2014

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1999 State Championship Girls' Softball

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Inducted 1998

Career
Highlights

• Bay City Central Football 1930-31 /Back-to-Back Undefeated Seasons
• U of Detroit Football 1933-34 (Gus Dorais)
• Played 74 Games in 10 Yr Pro Football Career (12 Teams)
• Star Player for Undefeated LA Bulldogs - Champion 1937
• Passed for 5 TDs for Providence Steamrollers - Last Game
• Star Softball Player for Joe Lewis Team )Brown Bombers)
  
  

Inducted 2004

Inducted 2006

Inducted 2006

Inducted 2004

Inducted 2005

Career
Highlights

• BC Central High School - Volleyball, Basketball & Softball
• Captain & Catcher BCC Softball Team
• Division 1 Softball Player at CMU
• Projected All American Catcher at CMU
• Named All District, All Region & All State
• Died at the age of 20
  
  

Career
Highlights

• 1983 & 1984 Essexville Hampton Little League Softball State Champion
• 1986 & 1987 All State All Saints Softball
• 1988 & 1989 NAIA Softball National Championship All-Tournament Team
• 1989 SVSU Softball NAIA National Champions
• SVSU Career Stat Leader In the Following Categories:
  -- At Bats 638 (2nd), Hits 223 (2nd), Runs 146 (2nd), Stolen Bases 74 (2nd) and Batting Average .350 (3rd)
• 2016 Assistant Coach MBS Jets 16/Under Girls NSA Class A World Series Champion

FASTPITCH SOFTBALL -- COACHING -- Career Highlights

• Scherzer was one of the most highly regarded softball players on the women’s fastpitch scene during a sparkling 28-year career.
• She led her teams to national prominence. A powerful cleanup hitter who doubled as the pitching ace, Scherzer excelled at the highest level while competing in seven national championships.
• She was a two-time national fastpitch tournament MVP, leading Danny’s Market to the title in 1975 and sparking a runner-up finish in 1977 while going 6-0 and batting a tourney-high .464.
• She also threw a 15-inning gem in the 1976 national and a one-hitter in the 1979 national.
• During a career that spanned 1956-84, she was part of nine state championship teams, including Amelith St. John in 1958, 1959 and 1960, Drewry’s in 1962 and 1963 and Danny’s Market in 1974, 1975 and 1977.
• She closed out her fastpitch career by pitching a Saginaw-based team to the 1984 Class B state title.
• A retired math teacher, she also coached youth softball and varsity softball at Freeland High School.

Inducted 2007

Career
Highlights

• All Saints Softball MVP
• Delta College Softball All Conference, All State
• Ferris State University Softball MVP, All-Conference, All State
• Women's State Fastpitch Class A Champions DeWyse Builders
• Softball Coach, Coloma High School
• Lieutenant, Michigan State Police Distinguished Service Award

Inducted 2009

Career
Highlights

• Four State Softball Championships (88,91,99,08)
• 907 Softball Wins Through 2009
• Five State Runner-up, 23 District & 13 Regional Titles
• Two-Time State Coach of The Year
• MHSAA Coaches Hall of Fame
• Runner-up 2009 National Coach of The Year
• All State Captain of 1978 State Champ Baseball Team

Career
Highlights

• Played fast pitch softball for 28 years and won Classes A B C & D Fast Pitch State Championships; placed 3rd at National Finals in Fargo, North Dakota
• Started competitive Basketball for girls in Bay City Intermediate Schools
• Coached High School and Intermediate Softball, Basketball, Volleyball and Track & Field for Bay City Public Schools
• Inducted twice into the Bay County Sports Hall of Fame in Softball as a team player for White's Drive Inn and Cubby's Bar
• Coordinated, planned and organized the installation of lights and water at Defoe Park for Girls Softball

Inducted 2004

Career
Highlights

• 1980 Bay City Softball Player of the Year
• 1985 ASA Fastpitch Softball All American
• 2003 MASA Hall of Fame Inductee - Fastpitch
• ASA State Champion Fastpitch Softball 1972, 1979, 1980,1981, 1983, 1994
• Coach/Manager Midland Explorers 1999 to Present
  
  

Inducted 2003

Inducted 2003

Inducted 2001

Inducted 1995

Career
Highlights

• Named to First Bay City Bowling Hall of Fame 1981
• Held Bay City Women's Bowling High Average 24 Years
• City Championship Softball Teams 1934-1939
• City Tennis Champion 1938
• City Women's Golf Champion 1955 & 1957