Women's Basketball, Soccer & Softball
Inducted: October 14, 2005
Beth Hein Seder, a product of MacArthur High School, was one of the most highly recruited athletes on Long Island. The former All-Long Island players starred in three sports in high school and continued to play all three while at Molloy.
As a softball player, Beth is among the Molloy career leaders in batting (.442), stolen bases percentage (.908), most at bats (582), most hits (257), triples (13), most stolen bases (157), slugging percentage (.569)m on base average (.477), runs scored (207), doubles (21) and RBI (112). She earned many honors on the playing field including the 1994 NYCAC Rookie of the Year Award. Beth was selected to the NYCAC All-Star Team each year in school. She is fourth on the All-Time NCAA list for stolen bases and listed tenth for runs scored. During her team, Beth led the softball team to three ECAC tournaments, winning the tournaments in 1994 and 1995, and to a NYCAC Championship in 1995. Beth decided to play soccer for two years and was considered by opposing coaches to be the best goalie in the conference.
On the basketball court, Beth was a one person wrecking crew. She finished her career second on the All-Time Molly scoring list (1,587 points), most field goals scored (584), first in assists (545) and first in steals. Along the way, Beth tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her knee and this spurred an interest in the medical field for her.
Upon graduation, Beth moved to California to live. While she was there, she met her future husband, Jesse. They were married in June 2004 and returned back to Long Island to live. Beth will be receiving her doctorate in Physical Therapy in September if 2006.
Beth enjoys an occasional softball game and mountain hiking. Beth and Jesse have moved back to Levittown, NY to live and raise their family.
