Hall of Fame
Wagner was a two-time All-MAC First Team selection at two different positions for the Dutchmen. In 1992, he earned the honor at third base and in 1993 was named the conference Most Valuable Player at first base. A two-year captain, Wagner hit a program record 10 home runs in 1992 and 1993. He is fourth in career home runs with 23 in just three seasons of action.
Wagner earned national recognition for his play in both seasons including finishing 10th in the nation in home runs each year. His .627 career slugging percentage is third in program history. Wagner also spent time on the mound as the team's closer and is second in program history with eight saves.
Since graduation from Lebanon Valley College, Wagner has founded Lighthouse Man, a business specializing in the design and manufacturing of handcrafted lighthouse lawn ornaments. For over 28 years, his products have been featured in yards across the U.S. and Canada, supported by a network of more than 75 distributors. Wagner also spent over two decades coaching girls High School and Travel Softball and founded Central PA Havoc, an elite travel organization with over 12 State Championships and Eight National Titles. Wagner reside in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, with his wife Kim, and is a proud father of two amazing daughters.
