Hall of Fame
An all-around performer on the basketball court for Grove City College from 1999 to 2004, versatile forward Tanner Prosser earned All-Presidents' Athletic Conference honors in each of his four seasons.
Prosser concluded his career as the program's all-time leader with 367 assists. He poured in 1,263 points, which ranked fifth in program history upon graduation. The 6-foot-4 Prosser also pulled down 801 rebounds, good for third in Grove City history. He owns the program record with 106 career games started.
Prosser led the conference in rebounding as a freshman as he averaged 8.6 rebounds per game. He led the Wolverines in scoring and field goal percentage, earning First Team All-PAC recognition.
Following a one-year hiatus due to an injury, Prosser earned his second All-Conference honor after leading the 2001-02 team in scoring, assists and steals. Grove City reached the conference tournament finals and finished with 17 victories.
A three-time team co-captain, Prosser helped lead Grove City to the 2003 conference title by leading the team in rebounds, assists and steals. Grove City's 18 wins that year marked the most for the program in 14 seasons.
The Brentwood (Pa.) High School graduate again earned All-PAC recognition following his junior season.
As a senior, Prosser became the 20th player in program history to score 1,000 career points. He also became the program's leader in career assists, games played and games started during the 2003-04 season. He led Grove City in rebounds, assists and field goal percentage that season, meriting First Team All-PAC honors.
In 2014, the Presidents' Athletic Conference recognized Prosser as a member of its 60th Anniversary Team.
