Southern New Hampshire University

Molin played four seasons for the baseball program from 1985-88 and was the most prolific slugger to wear the Penmen uniform up to that point. Molin blasted 14 home runs in his career, setting a new program record that stood for a full decade until 1998.

Over 62 career games, Molin batted .345 (60-174) with the 23 extra-base hits, 52 RBI and 49 runs scored, while drawing 46 walks.

Molin earned NECC All-Conference First Team as a senior in 1988 and was twice a Second Team selection (1986, 1987).

Molin, unfortunately, was inducted posthumously, as he passed away in 2020, following a four-year battle with cancer.

Al Molin
November 26, 1965-April 12, 2020