WINONA, Minn. – A baseball player who rewrote the Winona State baseball record books during his career the 1980s, Scott Cozad, will be inducted into the university’s sports hall kf fame this weekend at homecoming. Cozad is among six 2024 inductees. Cozak set a record for playing the most games, 200, in Warrior history. He ranks first in runs scored,185; walks, 132; and stolen bases, 116. Cozad was on three Northern Sun all-conference. During his senior season Cozad was named an NAIA All-American and led Winona State to the NAIA World Series.
Other 2024 inductees.
Cozad. His Winona State baseball career spanned 1985 to 1988.
> Craig Halvorson, who led the Warriors to back-to-back conference wrestling championships in the 1970s.
> Mike Herzberg, who was the university’s sports information director from 1991 to 2010.
> Joe Hutter, who anchored the football offensive line four seasons in the 1990s.
> Shelly (Girtz) Robohm, who was a staple in the gymnastics lineup in the 1980s, including the national championship in 1985.
>Tom Sawyer, who coached football for 25 seasons, with a record 197 victories and who was the Northern Sun conference Coach of the Year five times.