CONWAY, Ark. _ The University of Central Arkansas has announced its 14th class for the UCA Sports Hall of Fame, to be inducted this fall in conjunction with the Bears' football game on Oct. 17 vs. McNeese State.

    The 14th class in the Hall includes eight members. They are Conly "Buzz" Bolding, Carone Harris, David Henson, Jody Musgrove, Michael Norvell, Allen Perry, Caronica Randle and Clyde Traylor.

    Bolding was an All-Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference football player at UCA who had a long and successful career in high school coaching and administration. Harris is one of the top women's basketball players in UCA and state history, was an NCAA Division II All-American and was the Gulf South Conference Player of the Decade for the 2000s.

    Henson was a two-time NAIA All-American football player and a three-time All-AIC selection as a noseguard and helped lead the Bears to their outright 1991 national championship. Musgrove was a versatile, record-setting track and field athlete in the 1960s who ran anything from hurdles to the 880 to the relays and set several school and AIC records.

    Norvell, currently the deputy head coach and offensive coordinator at Arizona State, is the career receptions leader and is third in career receiving yards at UCA. Perry was an All-AIC and All-District 17 punter and also an All-AIC baseball player for the Bears in the 1970s. 

    Randle teamed with Harris to form one of the top women's college basketball duos in state history. Randle was a GSC West Player of the Year and a Division II All-American and is fourth in career scoring at UCA.

    Traylor was a baseball and basketball letterman in the 1960s who was UCA's first baseball All-American and was a three-time All-AIC selection and played on three AIC championship teams.

    The newest class will bring the total of inductees in the UCA Sports Hall of Fame to 137. The Class of 2015 will be inducted at a brunch in the UCA Student Center Ballroom on Oct. 17 and will be recognized at halftime of the football game.