MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. – Robert Morris University's 2026 Athletic Hall of Fame Class is the 35th installment of Colonial greats from the past. Jeff Carlo (football), Jessica Dodds (women's hockey), Emma Granger (volleyball) and Trevor Moore (men's lacrosse) will be enshrined on Saturday, Jan. 9, 2027.
Jeff Carlo (Football; 1998-01)
Carlo is the first special teams inductee ever from the Robert Morris football program. He is one of only three Colonials to be named All-Northeast Conference four times, the other two being hall of famers Tim Levcik (quarterback) and the late James Noel (linebacker). In the school's career record book, Carlo holds the marks for points (250), field goals (35), and extra points (145). His 55-yard field goal on Sept. 2, 2000, versus Buffalo State is the longest in team history. Last but not least, he was part of two teams that finished No. 1 at the NCAA I-AA nonscholarship level – in '99 and '00 – and the 2000 team, enshrined in the RMU Hall of Fame in 2025, went undefeated at 10-0.
Jessica Dodds (Women's Hockey; 2013-17)
In four years as RMU's starting goaltender, Dodds went 61-37-16 (.605), establishing a career mark for victories and shutouts (14). Named to the U.S. College Hockey Online All-Rookie Team and the College Hockey America Rookie of the Year in 2014 after ranking fourth in the nation in wins, she went on to rank second in the program in saves (2,926) and saves per game. Dodds was invited to attend Team Canada's National Women's Team Under 22 Camp, which was the first Hockey Canada event leading to the 2018 Olympics. As a senior, she was 16-3-5 and posted a 1.89 goals-against average en route to All-CHA first team honors and registered 32 saves in a 20 victory over Syracuse to help the Colonials earn their second CHA Tournament crown and their first automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. In two games of the '17 CHA Tournament, Dodds recorded 57 saves and allowed just one goal. Thanks to the performance, she was tabbed the 2017 CHA Tournament MVP. During that same year, she ranked fourth in NCAA Division I in winning percentage, eighth in save percentage and 14th in goals-against average.
Emma Granger (Volleyball; 2017-21)
A first-year eligible inductee, Granger set the standard. She was the 2017 Northeast Conference Rookie of the Year, All-NEC '17, '18 and '19, the '19 NEC Player of the Year and '19 VolleyballMag.com All-American Honorable Mention. Her program all-time records are innumerable, but they include 242 career service aces, 160 single-season blocks (2019) and 26 single-match kills (Nov. 8, 2019 vs. Central Conn. State). Seven times in '19 she was named Molten/NEC Player of the Week, and in that same season, Granger ranked sixth in the nation in blocks and was named AVCA All-Northeast Region honorable mention. In 2017, she was third in the country in service aces. Finally, she was the first student-athlete in RMU history to eclipse career totals of 1,000 kills and 500 blocks.
Trevor Moore (men's lacrosse; 2008-11)
Moore appeared in 61 games at RMU, compiling team records in goals (134) and points (195). He also holds the school career marks in points per game (3.20), goals per game (2.20), and hat tricks (21). Moore was selected the Northeast Conference Player of the Year as both a junior and as a senior. In each of those seasons, he was also named USILA All-America Honorable Mention. But Moore saved his best campaign for last when, as a senior in 2011, he established the RMU single-season record for both goals (50) and points (61), marks that have since been surpassed.
