WICHITA FALLS, Texas – Midwestern State is inducting three new members into the Hall of Honor during the homecoming festivities this week. The 2026 Hall of Honor class includes alumni from three different athletic programs: Derek Oland (Men's Golf, 2011-2015), Germont Jackson (Football, 1996-1999, 2001), and Meg Morrison Brown (Women's Soccer, 1996-1999).

Derek Oland – Men's Golf

Derek Oland was the first two-time winner of the Marie Morgan Award as MSU's most outstanding male student-athlete for 2013-14 and 2014-15 academic years. He earned honorable mention PING All- America honors and was named to PING All-South Central Region squad three consecutive years.  The native of McKinney, Texas, was a two-time Lone Star Conference individual champion and LSC Player of the Year. He won 10 career titles and graduated with MSU career bests in scoring average (72.79), individual tournament wins (10), par-or-better rounds (47), rounds played (117), finish percentage (86.7), counting scores (105), counting score percentage (95.5), birdies (369) and eagles (17).

Germont Jackson – Football

Germont Jackson started his career at Midwestern State as a running back.  In his redshirt freshman campaign of 1997, Jackson carried the ball 72 times for 271 yards and scored two touchdowns. As a sophomore, he was the leading rusher for MSU with 554 yards on 157 carries and scored eight touchdowns. He also caught 33 passes for 292 yards in 1998. As a junior, the native of Quanah, Texas, transitioned to defensive back. In his first season on defense, Jackson intercepted two passes and made 60 tackles, including 38 solo stops. In 2001, he intercepted four passes and was in on 93 tackles, including 53 solo tackles. In his career he made 14 tackles for loss and recorded three sacks. He was named Hansen Football Gazette third-team All-American as a senior in 2001.

Meg Morrison Brown – Women's Soccer

Meg Morrison Brown started 70 of the 80 games in which she appeared over four seasons for Midwestern State. She had 11 goals and 17 assists during her career at Midwestern State, and 127 of her 134 shots were on goal. The native of Grapevine, Texas, started 16 games as a freshman in 1996 and finished the season with a goal and four assists. Midwestern State finished its second season in existence with a 15-7-2 overall record and reached the NAIA Southwest Regional Finals. In 1997, she helped Midwestern State to a 16-4-1 overall record and a first-place finish in the Lone Star Conference with a 9-1-0 record. She scored seven goals, including three game-winning goals, and also had two assists as a sophomore. She scored twice and had four assists as a junior in 1998, when MSU was 18-2-0 overall and finished with an 8-0-0 record in the conference, winning conference tournament and regular season championships. In her senior campaign, she had a goal and seven assists during a 14-5-3 season that saw MSU reach the championship game of the conference tournament after going 6-1-2 against LSC opponents during the 1999 regular season. 

The three athletes will receive special recognition at halftime of the Midwestern State football game against Sul Ross State. Kickoff at Memorial Stadium is scheduled for Saturday night at 6 p.m.