Inducted November 18, 2005
10th Anniversary Edition
Samantha
Langford was born in Oshawa in 1974 and grew up in
Prince Albert, Ontario. She began her exceptional 4 year collegiate
career at Durham College in 1993. Prior to graduating with
two diplomas in 1997 (one in Sports Administration and the
other in Marketing), Sam made an instant impact in her first
year as a two sport athlete. As a member of both the Volleyball
and Fastball teams she helped lead the Lords to a provincial
OCAA Silver Medal in both sports. All told in her 4 years,
she won 5 OCAA provincial medals, 2 silver in volleyball and
2 silver and 1 gold in fastball. She was named an OCAA All-Star
in Women’s Volleyball twice; Women’s Volleyball
Team MVP twice; and was named OCAA All-Star Game Most Valuable
Player in 1996. She capped off her award winning collegiate
career by having her DC Volleyball Uniform #4 officially retired
by the Athletic Department.
Samantha
Langford was born in Oshawa in 1974 and grew up in
Prince Albert, Ontario. She began her exceptional 4 year collegiate
career at Durham College in 1993. Prior to graduating with
two diplomas in 1997 (one in Sports Administration and the
other in Marketing), Sam made an instant impact in her first
year as a two sport athlete. As a member of both the Volleyball
and Fastball teams she helped lead the Lords to a provincial
OCAA Silver Medal in both sports. All told in her 4 years,
she won 5 OCAA provincial medals, 2 silver in volleyball and
2 silver and 1 gold in fastball. She was named an OCAA All-Star
in Women’s Volleyball twice; Women’s Volleyball
Team MVP twice; and was named OCAA All-Star Game Most Valuable
Player in 1996. She capped off her award winning collegiate
career by having her DC Volleyball Uniform #4 officially retired
by the Athletic Department.