Chaminade University Athletics recently inducted Terri Chong and Thomas Chico Furtado into the Athletics Hall of Fame for their outstanding contributions. Chong, a former volleyball player from 1989 to 1992, holds several records including the all-time kills leader and single-season kills leader. Furtado, a pivotal player in Chaminade men's basketball history, achieved significant career milestones as a guard. The induction took place during the Silverswords Gala, an event supporting student and athletic scholarships.

The Big Picture

The recognition of Chong and Furtado highlights the lasting impact of their athletic performances at Chaminade University and underscores the value of honoring past achievements in sports.

By the Numbers
  • Terri Chong remains the program's all-time kills leader with 1,487.
  • Furtado amassed 486 career assists and 1,015 career points during his time with the Chaminade men's basketball team.
  • Chong set a single-season kills record of 615 in 1990 and a single-match kills record with 36 in 1992.
State of Play
  • The Chaminade Hall of Fame induction ceremony took place during the Silverswords Gala, a fundraiser for student and athletic scholarships.
  • Portraits of Chong and Furtado will be displayed at the Chaminade Hall of Fame wall in the Athletics Training Room.
Bottom Line

The recognition of Terri Chong and Thomas Chico Furtado in the Athletics Hall of Fame serves as a testament to their exceptional athletic prowess and enduring legacy within Chaminade University's sports history.