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Blessed with blazing speed,
Gerald Scott Mack was an exceptional two-sport competitor (track and football) for Millersville in the mid-‘90s.
On the track, Mack was a two-time PSAC outdoor champion in the 100-meter and 200-meter dashes (1994 and 1996), the 1996 ECAC Division II indoor champion in the 55-meter dash, and earned three NCAA Division II All-America certificates (third in '94 and 5th in '96 in the 55-meter indoor finals and third in '96 in the 100-meter outdoor final).
Selected as the 1996 NCAA Division II East Region Track Athlete of the Year, Mack still holds PSAC and MU records in the 100 meters (outdoor, 10.26 time in 1996) and in the 55 meters (indoor, 6.32 clocking in 1994).
On the gridiron, Mack rushed for 2,213 yards (seventh all-time in Marauder history) and scored 19 touchdowns from 1993 to 1996. He earned PSAC Eastern Division Rookie of the Year honors and was named MU's most improved back in '93, and he gained PSAC East Second Team laurels in '96.
In community activities, Mack has served as a United Way volunteer, a “Paint Your Heart Out Day” volunteer, and has participated in the American Cancer Society Relay for Life.
In his previous occupation, Mack was a quality service coach for Towers Perrin in Chesapeake , Va. , where he earned commendation certificates for achievement. Currently, he is retirement benefits specialist for Comcast in Philadelphia.
