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A Heuvelton, New York, native, Mike Hebert '81 came to St. Lawrence on an ROTC Scholarship on the advice of his guidance counselor, Wesley Stitt '57.
An infielder and pitcher, Mike posted a .319 batting average over the course of his career and led the Saints with a.414 average with four doubles and four triples as a sophomore in 1979. He had a knack for getting on base, leading the team in walks in each of his four seasons and setting school records for walks in a season (31) and career (97) that still stand to this day. He finished his career with a .473 slugging percentage with 15 career doubles, five triples and five home runs.
Mike also excelled on the mound, posting a 5-2 record with six complete games in seven starts with a 2.15 ERA as a senior. He helped lead the team to 52 wins over the course of his four seasons with the Saints.
After graduating, Mike spent four years in the Army as an ordinance officer. He exited the Army as a captain and returned to the North Country. He worked for Newell-Rubbermaid for more than 20 years and is currently a practicing manager for a four-location veterinary clinic.
He and his wife Patti have two children, Jay and Kellie.
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