The United States Athletics Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame Honorees
Celebrating the athletes, coaches, contributors and commentators whose achievements have shaped American sport.
The 2025 Class of Inductees (35)
Bob Johnson was one of the top college hockey coaches in the 1970s, where his school, Wisconsin, won three National Championships and six WCHA Tournaments. Like his rival, Herb Brooks,…
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Tony Dungy won a Super Bowl as a defensive back with Pittsburgh, and a few years later, he was their defensive back and then their defensive coordinator. After a three-year…
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Bert Bell was the owner of the Philadelphia Eagles (1933-40) and later the co-owner of the Philadelphia Eagles (1941-46), but this nomination is predominantly based on his role as the…
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Rube Foster is one of the rare nominees who could be looked at in our three main categories, player, coach, and contributor.
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Jack Kent Cooke is one of the few owners to have won championships in more than one of the big four of North American sports.
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Frank “Bucko” Kilroy played 13 seasons in the NFL, all for the Philadelphia Eagles, where he won two NFL Championships and was a three-time Pro Bowl Selection. When his career…
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In 1952, Seymour Siwoff bought the Elias Sports Bureau, which had been keeping statistics in baseball since 1913. Siwoff, who, like many were enamored with statistics, appreciated the phenomenal work…
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