CRESSON, Pa. – Mount Aloysius Athletics celebrated another chapter in Mountie history Friday evening, September 25, welcoming four outstanding former student-athletes and two championship men’s soccer teams into the Mount Aloysius Athletics Hall of Fame.
The 2026 Hall of Fame Class featured men’s soccer standout Joshua Devlin ’19, women’s soccer standout Jordan Gebhart ’19, women’s basketball standout Kaylee Keagy ’12 and baseball standout Benjamin Legath ’16, along with the historic 2021 and 2022 Mount Aloysius men’s soccer teams.
The ceremony marked the fifth year of the Mount Aloysius Athletics Hall of Fame, which has continued to recognize former Mountie student-athletes, coaches and teams for their accomplishments both in competition and as representatives of the College. The Hall of Fame was established to preserve the history of Mountie Athletics and celebrate those whose achievements have left a lasting impact on the department and the Mount Aloysius community.
“Bringing these Mounties back home and celebrating what they accomplished is one of the most meaningful things we get to do as an athletic department,” said Mount Aloysius Director of Athletics Kevin Kime. “These inductees represent so much of what Mountie Athletics is about. They competed at a high level, represented this College with pride and helped build the history that our current student-athletes are continuing today. To have the opportunity to welcome them back, celebrate their accomplishments and share their stories with our community means a great deal to all of us.”
Joshua Devlin ’19 – Men’s Soccer
A native of Southend-on-Sea, England, Joshua Devlin ’19 established himself as one of the most accomplished offensive players in Mount Aloysius men’s soccer history.
Devlin left the program as the Mounties’ all-time career leader in both goals and total points, while his 18 goals during the 2018 season remain the program’s single-season record. He was a three-time All-Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference selection, earning First Team honors twice.
Devlin’s 2018 campaign was particularly impressive. He finished third in the AMCC with 11 goals and 29 points while ranking sixth in the conference with seven assists. He also led the conference with 85 shots and earned AMCC Player of the Week honors three times during the season. His standout performances included a three-goal, two-assist effort against Pitt-Greensburg and a two-goal performance against Medaille.
Beyond his accomplishments on the field, Devlin distinguished himself academically, earning Academic All-America recognition. He also became the first Mountie to be named to the United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division III Men’s Scholar All-East Region Team.
Jordan Gebhart ’19 – Women’s Soccer
Jordan Gebhart ’19, a native of Red Lion, Pennsylvania, joins Devlin as another member of the Hall of Fame whose name remains near the top of the Mountie women’s soccer record book.
Gebhart finished her career second all-time at Mount Aloysius in both career goals and total points. She was a three-time All-AMCC selection, including one First Team honor, and played a central role in one of the most significant seasons in program history.
In 2018, Gebhart helped lead the Mounties to the AMCC Championship match, marking the first and only appearance in the program’s history in the conference championship game. Her career totals include 37 goals and 85 points, both of which remain second all-time in Mount Aloysius women’s soccer history. She also recorded 11 career assists, tied for fifth in program history.
Gebhart’s impact can be seen throughout the Mountie record book, where her career scoring numbers continue to rank among the best in program history.
Kaylee Keagy ’12 – Women’s Basketball
From Altoona, Pennsylvania, Kaylee Keagy ’12 was one of the most productive players in Mount Aloysius women’s basketball history.
Keagy finished her career with 1,328 points, which ranks third all-time in program history. She also ranks second all-time in career rebounds with 669 and remains the program’s all-time leader in free throws made. Her name appears throughout the Mountie record book in numerous statistical categories, including career blocks and single-season free throw marks.
Keagy was a two-time All-AMCC Second Team selection during her Mountie career and was a consistent presence on both ends of the floor.
Her 669 career rebounds remain one of the program’s top marks, while her 62 career blocks rank fourth all-time. She also owns two of the top single-season marks in free throws attempted, with 123 attempts in 2010-11 and 121 in 2011-12.
Benjamin Legath ’16 – Baseball
Benjamin Legath ’16, a Johnstown, Pennsylvania, native, became one of the most accomplished hitters in Mount Aloysius baseball history during his career with the Mounties.
Legath ranks fourth all-time in career home runs with 12 and fifth in career RBIs with 106. His 64 hits during the 2016 season rank fourth in the program’s single-season record book, and he hit .398 that season while finishing with nine home runs and 56 RBIs.
Legath’s 2016 campaign earned him First Team All-AMCC recognition as well as Honorable Mention All-American honors from D3baseball.com.
His career numbers further demonstrate his consistency at the plate. Legath finished his Mountie career with 149 hits, 12 home runs and 105 RBIs while batting .375. He also contributed on the mound during his career, appearing as both a pitcher and position player.
2021 & 2022 Men’s Soccer Teams
The 2026 Hall of Fame class also recognizes two teams that established a championship standard for Mount Aloysius men’s soccer.
The 2021 and 2022 Mounties captured back-to-back AMCC Tournament Championships and earned consecutive NCAA Division III Tournament appearances, cementing one of the most successful stretches in program history.
The 2021 team captured the program’s second AMCC championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament, where the Mounties faced nationally ranked Messiah in the first round where they lost 2-0.
The 2022 squad followed by repeating as AMCC champions. Mount Aloysius finished 6-0-1 in conference play, shared the AMCC regular-season championship and entered the conference tournament as the No. 2 seed. The Mounties defeated Alfred State 4-1 in the semifinal before taking down top-seeded Penn State Behrend in the championship match.
Against Behrend, the Mounties played to a 1-1 draw through regulation and two overtime periods before winning 5-4 in penalty kicks. Luke Priestley made seven saves and stopped Behrend’s second penalty attempt, while Luke Traynor converted the deciding fifth Mountie penalty kick. The championship marked Mount Aloysius’ second consecutive AMCC Tournament title.
The 2022 team then advanced to the NCAA Tournament, where the Mounties battled No. 19 Ohio Northern to a 1-1 draw before falling in a penalty-kick shootout. The season concluded with a 10-7-2 overall record and a 6-0-1 mark in conference play.
Together, the 2021 and 2022 teams helped establish a championship era for Mount Aloysius men’s soccer and created a legacy that continues to influence the program today.
The 2026 Hall of Fame induction continues a tradition that has quickly become an important part of Mount Aloysius Athletics. Each fall, the Hall of Fame provides an opportunity for current Mounties, alumni, coaches, families and members of the College community to come together and celebrate the people and teams who helped shape the department.
From record-setting individual careers to championship teams, this year’s class represents multiple generations and eras of Mountie Athletics. Their accomplishments remain visible throughout the College’s record books, championship banners and, most importantly, in the memories of the teammates, coaches, classmates and fans who shared those moments with them.
As Mount Aloysius Athletics continues to build its future, the Hall of Fame serves as a reminder of the foundation created by the Mounties who came before. The 2026 inductees now join the growing list of individuals and teams whose achievements will forever be part of the history of Mount Aloysius Athletics.
