Chris Jarrett arrived to campus from Hagerstown High School in Hagerstown, Ind. in the Fall of 2006 to compete in baseball for the Ravens. As a freshman, Jarrett belted 10 triples to lead NCAA Division III and break the single-season school record. Jarrett then earned second-team all-Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) honors as a sophomore and first-team all-HCAC recognition as a junior.

During his senior year, Jarrett racked up a .441 batting average and an .882 slugging percentage. Jarrett tallied eight triples, 16 home runs, 11 doubles, 62 runs and 63 RBI. He also recorded 10 sacrifice flies, leading NCAA Division III in a statistical category for the second time in his career. Jarrett was tabbed the HCAC MVP. He garnered American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) first-team all-region honors and then was selected as an ABCA second-team all-American.

Cody Young came to Anderson from Delta High School in Muncie, Ind. in the Fall of 2006 to compete in baseball for the Ravens. He was selected as a first-team all-HCAC recipient as a sophomore and earned second-team all-HCAC recognition as a junior. On April 16, 2010 vs. Defiance College in his senior season, Young contributed to four single-game records. In addition to joining the list of players to record seven at bats in a game, Young notched six hits and 14 total bases, which are records that he holds outright. Young also became the second player to score six runs in a game, tying the record set 36 years earlier.

As a senior, Young powered to a .482 batting average, a .532 on-base percentage and a single-season school record .982 slugging percentage. He collected first-team all-HCAC honors for the second time in his career. Young was also named a D3baseball.com All-American Honorable Mention and an ABCA second-team all-region recipient. He holds six single-game entries and five single-season entries in Anderson's record book. Among Anderson career leaders, Young ranks fourth in triples (17), sixth in slugging percentage (.702) and eighth in homers (30). He was selected as the Anderson Outstanding Senior Male Athlete and was named the Carl Erskine Award of Excellence recipient.

Dwayne Lockridge arrived to campus from Lawrence North High School in Indianapolis in the Fall of 2002 to compete in track and field for the Ravens. At the conference level, Lockridge took the conference title in both the shot put and hammer all four years. Anderson also secured the team conference titles in all four years of his career.

As a junior, Lockridge took eighth place in the hammer at outdoor nationals with a throw of 54.83 meters to earn all-American honors. During his senior year, Lockridge collected all-American honors at indoor nationals, taking fourth in the weight throw with a mark of 19.46 meters. At the outdoor national meet, Lockridge received all-American recognition in two more events. Lockridge claimed fourth in the shot put with a throw of 17.45 meters and sixth in the hammer with a distance of 56.12 meters. He was named the Anderson Outstanding Senior Male Athlete.

Lockridge holds the HCAC record in the outdoor shot put with a distance of 17.45 meters. In addition to the outdoor shot put, Lockridge set the current school records in both the indoor shot put (17.01 meters) and the indoor weight throw (19.48 meters). Lockridge also ranks second in school history in the outdoor hammer (56.28 meters).

Tracey (Kuhlmann) Martin came to Anderson from Mountain Pointe High School in Phoenix in the Fall of 1994 to compete in women's tennis for the Ravens. As a freshman, Martin complied a 9-6 record at No. 1 singles. Martin earned all-Indiana Collegiate Athletic Conference (ICAC) honors in singles as both a freshman and sophomore. She advanced to the championship match of the No. 1 Singles ICAC Tournament as a sophomore.

As a junior, Martin locked up the No. 1 Singles ICAC Tournament title and was tabbed the ICAC MVP. After making several comebacks throughout the year, Martin was also named the ICAC Mental Attitude Winner as a junior. As a senior, Martin received all-ICAC honors for the fourth time in her career for singles and for the first time in her career for doubles. She then repeated the sweep of becoming the No. 1 Singles ICAC Tournament champion and ICAC MVP. Martin was selected as the Anderson Outstanding Senior Female Athlete.

The 1981 Volleyball Team captured the Indiana Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women state tournament title. Entering the postseason with a 20-11 overall record and a 4-1 conference record, the Ravens secured four wins in a row to win the state tournament. Anderson earned wins against Hanover College and St. Mary's College (Ind.) before locking up consecutive wins against Purdue College. The Ravens won a match at the regional tournament, before finishing the season 25-13. Jackie Determan and Lori Ball each earned all-state honorable mention. Ball was selected to the state all-tournament team while Linda Beck was named the team's MVP. Determan, Ball and Coach Becky Hull are current members of the Anderson Athletics Hall of Fame.