The University of Dayton announced that five former Flyers will join its Athletic Hall of Fame as the Class of 2027. Missy Gregg from soccer, Rachel Krabacher from volleyball, Gabrielle Snyder from softball, Craig Stammen from baseball and Adam Trautman from football make up the class, bringing Hall membership to 210.
Gregg, Krabacher, Snyder and Stammen will be inducted on Saturday, Dec. 12, as part of the Dayton men’s basketball game against South Florida. Trautman will be inducted earlier, on Saturday, Nov. 14, during the Denver Broncos’ bye week, when Flyer football hosts Davidson. The Hall’s benefactors are Kurt and Joyce (Mahrt) Friedmann.
Gregg, a Centerville native, played soccer at Dayton in 1999 and 2000 and was a two-time All-American — a First Team Freshman All-American and Second Team All-American in 1999, then a Third Team All-American in 2000. Her 23 goals, 11 assists and 57 points in 1999 remain UD freshman records, and her 22 goals and 50 points are sophomore records. Her teams went 35-11 and 21-1 in the Atlantic 10, won regular-season titles both years, won one conference tournament title and reached the NCAA tournament both years. She finished with 45 career goals, tied for fourth at UD, and 107 points, fifth all-time.
Krabacher played volleyball from 2008 to 2012 and was the second Flyer to reach 1,500 kills and 1,000 digs. She was a two-time AVCA Honorable Mention All-American, the 2011 A-10 Player of the Year and the 2012 A-10 Championship Most Outstanding Player. Her teams won four straight A-10 regular-season and tournament titles, reached the NCAA Tournament four straight years and went 110-20 overall. She now works as a senior engineer at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Snyder, who played softball from 2014 to 2017, is Dayton’s career batting average record holder at .399 and holds the school record with 58 doubles. Named NFCA All-Region all four seasons, she was the A-10 Player of the Year as a senior in 2017 and finished second in career hits with 222. She also pitched, recording 31 career wins. A First Team CoSIDA Academic All-American as a senior, she is now an emergency medicine physician in Cincinnati.
Stammen, from Versailles, pitched for Dayton from 2003 to 2005 before Washington drafted him in 2005. As a junior he went 9-6 with a team-best 2.80 ERA and left as the school’s career strikeouts record holder. He played 13 seasons in the majors with Washington and San Diego, earned his Dayton degree in 2014 while in the majors, and this past season guided the Padres into the National League playoffs in his first year as a manager.
Trautman played football from 2015 to 2019 after arriving as a quarterback and switching to tight end. Named to six All-America teams as a senior, he is Dayton’s career record holder with 2,295 receiving yards and 31 touchdown catches and was the 2019 Pioneer Football League Offensive Player of the Year. Drafted in the third round by New Orleans, he now plays for Denver.