Hall of Fame
Ludwig was a standout soccer player for the Huskies and graduated in 1948 after interrupting his studies to serve in the U.S. Navy during World War II. As a two-year member of the soccer team he helped the Huskies to a then, school-record 6-1-2 mark, while scoring twice and assisting on 11 other goals. In all, he had a hand in nearly 50 percent of the team's scoring that season. He graduated with a major in English, with a concentration in journalism and later became a teacher in the Millville school district, serving as a guidance counselor, assistant to the superintendent, coach and athletic director. He coached for 26 years in the district in three sports and in 1987 was recognized as Pennsylvania Athletic Director of the Year. Giving back to his college alma mater resulted in serving as president of the Bloomsburg College Alumni Association for eight years (1973-1981), after which he was awarded an honorary lifetime membership. The college also recognized him for his dedication to his college and community by bestowing upon him their Distinguished Service Award. Millard died in 2001 at the age of 77.
