Amy (Wuestefeld) Meyers came to Anderson from Batesville High School in Batesville, Indiana In the Fall of 2009 to compete in both softball and basketball. In softball, Meyers received second-team all-Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) recognition as a sophomore before earning first-team all-HCAC honors as both a junior and a senior. As a senior, Meyers was tabbed the HCAC MVP. She led the HCAC in batting average (.458), on-base percentage (.497), hits (65) and stolen bases (21), all of which are in the top 10 for Anderson's single-season records.

Meyers contributed to three consecutive HCAC Tournament titles in her final three seasons. The Ravens also posted an undefeated regular-season championship in her junior year. Anderson then advanced to the Women's College World Series during Meyers's senior season. The Ravens went 100-67 in her four years. Among Anderson career leaders, Meyers ranks second in batting average (.415), third in on-base percentage (.464), third in stolen bases (56), fourth in sacrifice hits (30), tied for sixth in triples (9), eighth in hits (162), 10th in runs (97) and 10th in stolen-base percentage (.875).

Mary (Schueneman) Deitrich arrived at Anderson in the Fall of 2005 from St. Joseph High School in St. Joseph, Michigan to compete in soccer. Deitrich garnered first-team all-HCAC honors in each of the four years she competed. As a freshman, Dietrich provided eight goals and two assists for 18 points. She turned in six goals and three assists for 15 points as a sophomore.

During her junior year, Dietrich tallied seven goals and two assists for 16 points. Dietrich then notched eight goals and two assists for 18 points as a senior. Dietrich finished seventh in the HCAC in goals per game (0.40) and eighth in the HCAC in points per game (0.90) as a senior. During her career, Dietrich recorded 29 goals and nine assists for 67 points. Among Anderson career leaders, Dietrich ranks fourth in goals, fifth in points, seventh in goals per game (0.40) and 10th in points per game (0.93).

Shawn Martin came to Anderson in the Fall of 1980 from Tri-Central High School in Sharpsville, Indiana to compete in cross country and track and field. In cross country, Martin earned All-National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) District 21 honors as a freshman. As a sophomore, he garnered all-district 21 recognition and all-Hoosier Buckeye Collegiate Conference (HBCC) honors. Martin then took ninth place in the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) national meet to earn NCCAA all-American honors. During his junior year, he collected all-district and all-conference Martin claimed fourth in the NCCAA nationals with an 8K time of 25:29 to receive all-American honors. As a senior, he took first (26:19) in the HBCC Championships and garnered his third all-conference selection. Martin also picked up his fourth all-district selection and earned NCCAA all-American honors for the third time. Martin placed sixth (25:46) in the NCCAA national meet as a senior. During his cross country career, the Ravens earned an NCCAA national title all four years. Anderson also claimed HBCC and NAIA District 21 titles in Martin's junior and senior years.

Fritz Menchinger arrived at Anderson in the Fall of 1980 from Penn High School in Mishawaka, Indiana to compete in cross country and track and field. As a freshman, Menchinger locked up eighth place in the NCCAA Championships to garner NCCAA All-American recognition. During his junior year, Menchinger captured first in the HBCC Championships with an 8K time of 25:20. Menchinger then claimed third (25:20) in the NCCAA national meet He picked up all-HBCC honors, all-NAIA District 21 recognition and NCCAA All-American honors. As a senior, Menchinger was named a NCCAA All-American for the third time in his career after taking second (25:32) at nationals. He also recorded his second all-conference selection and second all-district selection. During Menchinger's cross country career, the Ravens earned an NCCAA national title all four years. Anderson also claimed HBCC and NAIA District 21 titles in his junior and senior years.

In track and field, the Ravens captured HBCC and NAIA District 21 titles during all four years of Menchinger's career. As a junior, Menchinger earned the HBCC title in the 1,500 with a time of 4:03.03 to receive all-conference recognition. Menchinger then garnered all-district honors by taking first at the NAIA District 21 meet in both the 800 (1:57.13) and 1,500 (3:58.95). He currently ranks fifth in school history with a 1,500 time of 3:55.23.