2018 HOF Inductees

Tom Albani

Cross Country / Track (2002)

After receiving his B.S. degree from John Carroll University in 2007, Tom went on to earn his Master’s Degree in Public Health from YSU in 2010. He has since won several awards in the public health field and was a Member-at-Large of the Ohio Public Health Association Governing Council from 2013-2016. He is currently working as a Research Analytics Specialist at The Ohio State University – Wexner Medical Center, where he is also pursuing a Doctorate in Epidemiology. He resides in Columbus with his wife, Michelle.

Frank Ansevin

Gymnastics (1993)

He earned an athletic scholarship to Ohio State, where he lettered in gymnastics all four years and was an OSU Scholar Athlete, an Academic All Big-Ten selection and a member of three Big-Ten and the 1996 NCAA National Champion teams, the same year he took fourth in floor exercise at Big-Ten. After receiving a degree at OSU in 1998, Frank earned his Physician’s Assistant degree in 2001, and in 2007 graduated from the University of Nebraska with a Master’s Degree in P.A. He’s currently a P.A. at Youngstown Orthopedic Associates. He and his wife, Kristen live in Boardman with their daughter, Gabriella and son, Landon.

Michelle (Dorman) Badolato

Soccer (1993)

Following graduation, Michelle attended Bowling Green State University, where she played club soccer for three years, traveling with her team to Texas for the National Club Tournament. After receiving her degree from BGSU in 1999, she lived in England and France for 6 years traveling Europe extensively with her husband, Tony. They currently reside in Indiana with their children, Christian and Lexi. Michelle works at their soccer club as an event planner and administrator.

John Greco

Football (2003)

After college, John was a third-round draft pick of the NFL’s St. Louis Rams. After three seasons, he was traded to the Cleveland Browns where he started for most of his six-year tenure and is currently a member of the New York Giants. In 2014, he was inducted into the Varsity “T” Hall of Fame at The University of Toledo. John is still very active in several Cleveland and Youngstown charities, including the United Way and the Hunger Network of Greater Cleveland and presently resides in Powell, Ohio with his wife, Jodi and two children, Giavanna and Angelo.

Janeen Masternick-Black

Soccer (2003)

After suffering a serious injury playing at Baldwin-Wallace her first year, Janeen graduated from BWC summa cum laude in 2007. She continued her education at the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, earning her honors degree in 2011. She later completed her residency through Case Western Reserve University at Metro Health in Cleveland. Currently employed as a physician with Mercy Health at the Howland Medical Center, she lives in Howland with her husband, Keith and two sons, Grant and Rocco.

Jennifer Pancake

Softball (2003)

Moving on to Westminster College after graduation, Jennifer continued her softball success, making 1st Team All-Presidents Athletic Conference each of her four years there. She was also named PAC Freshman of the Year, Pitcher of the Year, and Player of the Year, as well as setting several pitching and hitting records for the Titans. She was team MVP three times and Team Captain her Senior year. In 2016 she was inducted into the Westminster Hall of Fame and today lives in Austintown and is employed by the Community Connections Association. She continues to give softball pitching and batting lessons in her spare time.

Terry O’Halloran

Contributor/Coach

After starting the BHS program, Terry compiled a 597-251-8 team record, including eight American Athletic Conference titles, 88 State Meet qualifiers, 77 Academic All-Americans and four Individual State Championships—three by his son Tyler and one by Ryan Bailey. He was voted Northeast Ohio District Coach of the Year three times, Northeast Ohio Athletic Conference Coach of the Year six times, and capped off his career as the 2018 Ohio High School Division I Boys Coach of the Year. Terry resides in Boardman with his wife Jan, after raising three outstanding swimmers and BHS grads—Ryan (wife Kim), Tyler (wife Kelly), and Conner (wife Jessica).

Tyler O’Halloran

Swimming (2003)

Tyler accepted an athletic scholarship to The University of Texas at Austin following graduation, where he continued his highly successful swimming career. He was selected as an NCAA All-American from 2003 to 2007, and was the Longhorn’s Team Captain his Junior and Senior years there. He competed at the 2004 Olympic Trials and the 2007 World University Games in Bangkok, Thailand. He graduated as the UT school-record holder in the 200-yard freestyle relay. After receiving his degree in 2007, Tyler entered UT’s Law School, graduating in 2012. He is now an attorney at the Allensworth & Porter Law Firm in Austin, where he resides with his wife, Kelly where they are expecting a newborn daughter late this summer.

Kevin Tuminello

Football (2003)

Enrolling at Georgia Tech, Kevin continued his academic and athletic prowess. An Academic All-Atlantic Athletic Conference selection for three years, he captained his team in 2007 and made 2nd Team All-ACC earning Academic All-District Honors as well. He also won the Gator Bowl Scholar Athlete and Senior Academic Excellence Award that year. After receiving his Construction Management degree in 2007, he signed as a free agent with the New Orleans Saints of the NFL. Since then he has worked for Turner Construction and is presently employed by Schindler Elevator Corporation as Operations Supervisor. He is currently engaged to be married to Danielle Mistovich, and is living in Boardman.

Monica (Cuevas) Williams

Track (2003)

Monica attended Columbia University and ran track there her first year until several injuries limited her participation. After receiving her B.S. in Sociology, she worked as a research assistant at MDRC, an education and social policy think tank, before moving to Wisconsin to pursue graduate studies in Sociology at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. After earning her M.S. degree, she put her career on hold to raise her family with her husband, Julio. They moved to Canfield a few years ago, with their three children, Gloria (5), Israel (3), Amadeo (1), and are expecting their fourth child in December.

Tommie Zetts

Football / Baseball (2003)

Tommie moved on to YSU to earn his degree and play football. He also briefly played baseball and threw the javelin in track. As the Penguin quarterback, he led the football team to two Gateway Conference Championships and a National Playoff run in 2006 while setting eleven school records, including 47 consecutive games as a starter. He was a three-time Academic All-American and named YSU “Male Student-Athlete of the Year” as a Senior.

After playing one season in the Italian Football League, Tommie returned to BHS as a math teacher and coaches in several sports. He was named 2017 “Teacher of the Year” and in addition, officiates NCAA – Div. II and Div. III football. He lives in Boardman with his wife, Brittany and daughter, Mariella.