Baseball player Rick Disney, softball player Kim Hunt and basketball player Michael Worster will be inducted into the Southern Maine Community College Athletics Hall of Fame on Nov. 5.

Disney pitched in 1988-89 and ranks fifth all-time for the Seawolves in earned-run average.

Hunt, who played from 2008-11, is the softball program’s career leader in wins (29), strikeouts (312) and innings pitched (3691/3) and is also among the all-time leaders in hits and RBI.

Worster was a two-time Yankee Small College Conference all-star from 2005-08 and twice led SMCC to the United States College Athletic Association semifinals.

The induction ceremony will be held in the Ortiz Atrium on the South Portland campus, with a social hour at 6 p.m., followed by inductions.

Mike Komanecky recorded his first career hole-in-one on the 18th hole at Rockland Golf Club on Sept. 22. Komanecky used a 6-iron for the 163-yard shot, which was witnessed by Kyle Durkee and George Abendroth.

Chris Lee aced the 13th hole on the North course at Riverside Golf Course on Sept. 30. Lee used a 5-wood for the 153-yard shot, which was witnessed by Terry Bowling, Vienna Bowling and Joel Johnson.