Marian University

Leslie (Daubert) Malak was a major part of the winningest four year stretch in Marian women's basketball history competing from 1989-1993.
 
Upon her induction, she ranks fourth on the all-time scoring list with 1,401 points after leading Marian to a 66-44 overall record and a 46-18 mark in LMC games over her four seasons. For her career, she is tied for the most games played in program history (111), while ranking second all-time for field goals made (534), assists (376), and steals (198).  Her 154 made three-pointers also puts her fourth in the all-time records for made triples.
 
She earned LMC All-Conference recognition in each of the final three seasons of her career along with an NAIA All-District selection for her 1991-92 campaign.  She led Marian to 19 wins in that 1991-92 season, which remains a program record for wins in a single season.  She would start in all 30 games setting a program record for games played and games started in a single season.  She scored 438 points on the season, her best scoring year and the seventh-best in the single-season record books, along with setting a single-season program record for assists with 123.
 
She was also a member of the inaugural Marian women's soccer team playing in all 10 games and ranking second on the team for goals scored that year.
 
"I am appreciative of this honor," said Malak.  "My success on the court was led by determination and teamwork.  I was blessed to be given an opportunity to make the program better and I took that to heart every time I stepped onto the court. I am thankful for my family, coaches, teammates and athletic staff at Marian for believing in, supporting, and pushing me to always be the best."