Donna Storey Kane graduated from UMF in 1990 with a degree in Early Childhood Education.
She played basketball as a starter during her four years of school, and was named captain of the team for her senior season.
Donna was named Rookie of the Year in 1986, was given Offensive Player and MVP awards, and went on to garner multiple national and state-level awards and titles throughout her career.
Among her accomplishments, she was named to the NAIA District V First Team two years in a row; she was named to the MAIAW All-Stateteam two consecutive years; in 1987-88 she finished second in the nation in field goal percentage and in 1988-89 she was the Maine field goal percentage leader; she was also a NEWBA All-Star.
Donna finished her career with 1,304 points, graduating from UMF as its all-time leading scorer, rebounder, and blocked shot leader.
At the time of her induction, Donna was a preschool teacher/developmental therapist at My School, Inc., in Cumberland, Maine and She was working toward her Master's degree in Early Childhood/Special Education.
