Kendall Gorham (2020) - Hall of Fame

Kendall Gorham

Induction:
2020
Class:
2012

In her career, Kendall Gorham was a game changer with just one swing for CBU. She possessed one of – if not the most – powerful bats in the history of Lancer Softball. She was a crucial part of a dominant run in program history from 2009-12 that included four conference titles and two national championships, including two other top-three finishes.

The Lancers put together a 240-20 record with Gorham on the roster and won the 2009 NAIA Championship and the 2012 National Christian Collegiate Athletic Association (NCCAA) title. She was a two-time National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) All-American and made three All-Golden State Athletic Conference (GSAC) teams in addition to earning two all-academic honors.

Gorham still sits atop the Lancer record books with 67 home runs, 500 total bases and 232 runs batted in. She also ranks second with a .755 slugging percentage, fifth in at bats (662), hits (242) and runs scored (182). Her 51 doubles, 77 walks, 236 games played and 226 starts rank seventh. The utility player also holds single-season records with 23 home runs, .916 slugging percentage, 73 runs batted in and 71 games played.