Hall of Fame induction: 1997

Brad, a two time NCAA Division I All American at Delaware State University, was the first student athlete in the history of the school in any sport to receive NCAA Division I All American recognition. Brad finished fifth indoors at the NCAA Championships in 1975 with a time of 49.1 and was an MEAC Conference Champion and the team captain at Delaware State.

In 1974 and 1975, Brad was an NAIA All American in the sprints. During 1974, he either held or was a co-holder of five of Delaware residents all time track and field records; quarter mile, 47.3; 440 yard relay, 41.9; 880 yard relay, 1:27.8; distance medley, 10:05.2; and sprint medley, 3:22.2. His best time in the 440 yard was 46.7 and he ran the 100 yard and 220 yard in 9.6 and 21.7.

Hall of Fame induction: 1997

Seitz was an accomplished Mount Pleasant High School sprinter who almost never lost a dual meet race over a three year period. In 1973, Mike was undefeated at 100 and 220 yards, winning those races in 9.7 and 22.0, along with a record of 48.6 in the 440 yards at the State High School Championships.

Mike was the National Junior Olympics Champion in the 100 yards in 1973, after finishing second in that event at the Regional Championship the previous year. The University of Pennsylvania elected Mike their team captain, and he was the Heptagonal Champion in the 100 yards in 9.7, and the 220 yards in 21.1 in 1974. In a triangular Indoor meet against Princeton, Mike won the 55 meter dash in 6.36, a University of Pennsylvania record.

Mike represented the USA at the Maccabbiah Games in Israel in 1977.