Roberts Wesleyan University welcomed two new members into its Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, September 24.
Dr. Kimber Shelton (Class of 2002), a standout in track and field and volleyball, and Eric Moser (Class of 1997), a basketball three-point shooter extraordinaire, were honored in a ceremony that helped cap off Homecoming Weekend.
“The Roberts Wesleyan University Athletics Hall of Fame recognizes student-athletes, coaches and contributors who have achieved tremendous success and/or have made significant contributions to the Raiders and Redhawks Athletic Department and beyond,” Executive Director of Athletics Bob Segave said. “Both Kimber and Eric are so deserving of this honor and it is my distinct pleasure to welcome them into this exclusive club.”
Shelton still holds the outdoor track and field program record for long jump (19-6 1/4) and has three top five performances in indoor track and field. She also ranks fourth in career kills (1,490) in volleyball and owns four top-three records in volleyball for kills and aces in a single game.
Shelton’s favorite memories of Roberts include riding in an airplane for the first time while traveling to NAIA’s for track and field, the preseason volleyball trip to Florida, hanging out at BT’s Café and mentoring high school students.
Shelton is a licensed psychologist, author, speaker and the owner of KLS Counseling and Consulting Services in Duncanville, Texas. She provides individual and couples counseling; while specializing in cultural diversity, LGBTQ issues, trauma and relationships. She has published two books, The College and University Counseling Manual: Integrating Essential Services Across the Campus and A Handbook on Counseling African American Women: Psychological Symptoms,Treatments, and Case Studies. This July, she co-hosted the Inaugural Counseling Black Women Conference and has an upcoming Counseling Black Women Training Hub to be released. Shelton and her husband, Jamal Johnson, have four-year-old twin daughters, Emma and Olive.
Moser graduated as Roberts’ career record holder for three-pointers made and three-point shooting percentage. He set records in the Chase Lincoln tournament by making 10 three-point field goals in a single game and also owned the record for most three pointers in a single tournament with 16.
He was selected to the National Christian College Athletic Association’s National First Team as a senior, sank a shot at the buzzer to defeat rival Houghton as a junior, and scored a career-high 41 points against Point Park on his birthday.
His favorite memories of Roberts include eating pancakes at Denny’s while studying for tests and traveling to and winning a game at then Gund Arena, now Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse, home of the NBA’s Cleveland Cavaliers.
Moser is a self-employed licensed pediatric physical therapist, who specialized in physical therapy services to children from birth to age two years old in Washington County, Pennsylvania, through an early intervention program. He is also a valued contractor with PathWays of Southwestern Pennsylvania.
Moser and his wife, Lindsay, have five children, Brendon, Samantha, Keyan, Micah, and Caleb.
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