GOLDEN, Colo. - Colorado School of Mines welcomed the four newest inductees to the Mines Athletics Hall of Fame Saturday night as Anna Evans, Mark Husted, Mack McLain, and Bob Stitt were honored at Lockridge Arena.

The quartet was honored during the annual Mines Auction and Hall of Fame event, which raised funds to benefit Oredigger student-athletes.

Evans was the catalyst behind the transformation of Mines women's soccer into a national power, earning three all-America and two Academic All-America honors in her career. She scored 55 goals and 23 assists as an Oredigger and led Mines to four RMAC titles - three tournament and one regular-season - from 2011 to 2013. Read more about Evans' accomplishments here.

Husted is the only Oredigger to win national titles as a student-athlete and as a coach, capturing the two NCAA Division II crowns on the track in the DMR and 800m, and also helping Mines cross country to the 2019 NCAA Division II team championship. He was a six-time all-American on the track and three-time Academic All-America. Read more about Husted's accomplishments here.

McLain is the most decorated student-athlete in Mines history as a three-time national champion and 12-time all-America for the cross country and track & field programs. The middle distance specialist won NCAA Division II crowns in the DMR, 1,5000m, and mile and is Mines' only three-time national champ. Read more about McLain's accomplishments here.

Stitt, who coached Mines football from 2000 to 2014, won a program-record 108 games and helped put the program on the national map. He won RMAC titles in 2004, 2010, and 2014 along with the program's first NCAA Tournament appearance. Read more about Stitt's accomplishments here. 

Established in 1996, the Mines Athletics Hall of Fame is an effort to recognize former athletes, coaches, contributors, and others associated with Mines Athletics, as well as outstanding teams, individual accomplishments, and historic events. These inductees have distinguished themselves in the field of athletics, either by virtue of their performance in competition, or through their outstanding contributions on behalf of Mines Athletics. The Hall of Fame's permanent display of inductees is located in the upper concourse of the Student Recreation Center outside of Lockridge Arena.