USA Water Polo Hall of Fame

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The USA Water Polo Hall of Fame, located in Irvine, California, is a hall of fame dedicated to honoring players, coaches and officials who have contributed greatly to the game of water polo in the United States of America. It was established in 1976 by the USA Water Polo, which is the national governing body in the country.[1][2]

Committee[]

Inductees[]

As of 2020, 230 individuals have been elected.[2]

1970s[]

1980s[]

Class of 1980[]

  1. Bob Bray
  2. Harry A. Bisbey
  3. Harry Hebner
  4. Charles McCallister
  5. Francis McDermott
  6. Charles McIlroy
  7. George Mitchell
  8. R. Max Ritter
  9. Clyde Swendsen

Class of 1981[]

  1. Robert Frojen
  2. Charlie Schroeder
  3. Albert Schwartz
  4. John Spargo
  5. Calvert Strong
  6. William Vosburg

Class of 1982[]

  1. Carl Bauer
  2. Steven Barnett
  3. Andrew Burke
  4. Elmer Collett
  5. Kenneth Hahn
  6. Arthur Koblish[4]
  7. Francis Moorman
  8. John Parker
  9. Roy Saari
  10. Gary Sheerer
  11. Anthony Van Dorp
  12. Dean Willeford

Class of 1983[]

  1. David Ashleigh
  2. Devere "Chris" Christensen
  3. Charles Finn
  4. Bruce Kidder
  5. Edwin Knox
  6. Richard "Hoot" Newman
  7. William Ross
  8. Burton Shaw
  9. Herbert Wildman

Class of 1984[]

  1. Peter Asch
  2. Bruce Bradley
  3. Stanley Cole
  4. James Ferguson
  5. Robert Helmick
  6. George Stransky
  7. Russell Webb
  8. Barry Weitzenberg

Class of 1985[]

  1. A. M. "Pete" Archer
  2. Heber Holloway
  3. Marty Hull
  4. Terry Sayring

Class of 1986[]

  1. David "Jay" Flood

Class of 1987[]

Class of 1988[]

  1. Eric Lindroth
  2. George Van Cleaf

Class of 1989[]

  1. Frank F. Connor
  2. Christopher "Chris" T. Dorst
  3. Ogden Reid
  4. John Siman
  5. Jon Svendsen
  6. William Hale Thompson

1990s[]

Class of 1990[]

  1. John R. Felix
  2. William "Bill" W.R. Schroeder
  3. Ronald "Ron" L. Volmer
  4. Otto Wahle

Class of 1991[]

  1. Andrew "Drew" McDonald
  2. Timothy A. Shaw

Class of 1992[]

  1. Gary Figueroa
  2. Robert K. "Bob" Gaughran
  3. Becky Shaw
  4. Joseph Michael "Joe" Vargas

Class of 1993[]

  1. William "Buck" Dawson
  2. Barbara J. Kalbus
  3. William "Eagle" McMarthy
  4. Kenneth M. "Monte" Nitzkowski
  5. James W. "Jim" Schultz

Class of 1994[]

  1. Arthur D. "Art" Adamson
  2. Jules J. Ameno
  3. Douglas Lambert "Doug" Burke
  4. Jody D. Campbell
  5. Charles B. "Shorty" Dwight III
  6. Charles "Chuck" Metz
  7. George Ratkovic
  8. Kevin Robertson
  9. Norton D. "Nort" Thorton

Class of 1995[]

  1. Paul "Bear" Barren
  2. Peter J. "Pete" Cutino
  3. Tom Hermstad

Class of 1996[]

  1. Charles H. "Charlie" Harris
  2. Ralph W. Hale M.D.
  3. Robert E. Lee Jr.

Class of 1997[]

  1. Andrew F. "Andy" Habermann
  2. William U. "Bill" Harris
  3. Stanley E. "Stan" Sprague

Class of 1998[]

  1. Greg Boyer
  2. Richard J. Foster
  3. Janice Krauser
  4. Sandra H. "Sandy" Nitta

Class of 1999[]

  1. Jane Hale
  2. Edward W. "Ed" Reed Jr.
  3. Terry A. Schroeder
  4. James "Jim" Slatton
  5. Craig "Willy" Wilson

2000s[]

Class of 2000[]

  1. Peter Campbell
  2. Dennis "Fos" Fosdick
  3. William "Bill" Frady
  4. Gordon "Gordie" Hall
  5. Ken "Ham" Hamdorf
  6. Richard F. "Doc" Hunkler
  7. Douglas "Doug" Kimbell
  8. Craig Klass
  9. John D. Williams

Class of 2001[]

  1. Brent Bohlender
  2. Jeffery Campbell
  3. Christopher D. "Chris" Duplanty
  4. Mike "Evo" Evans
  5. Roger Nekton
  6. Michael "Mike" Schofield
  7. Scott Schulte
  8. Mary Sprague

Class of 2002[]

  1. James Bergeson
  2. Donald H. Clooney
  3. Dante Dettamanti
  4. Jeffery N. Heidmous
  5. Dr. Alan Mouchawar

Class of 2003[]

  1. William K. Anttila
  2. Laura Baker
  3. Theresa Bixby
  4. Richard Draz
  5. Dion Gray
  6. Frank Hassett
  7. David A. Heck
  8. Kathy Jo Horne
  9. Kelvin Parker Kemp
  10. Maureen "Mo" O'Toole

Class of 2004[]

  1. Kirk Everist
  2. Maggi Kelly
  3. Walter "Wally" Lundt
  4. James "Moose" Mulcrone
  5. Alex Rousseau
  6. Lynn Wittstock

2010s[]

Class of 2010[]

  1. Bret Bernard
  2. Heather Moody
  3. Edward Rudloff
  4. Kathy "Gubba" Sheehy
  5. Peter Ueberroth
  6. Jamey Wright

Class of 2011[]

  1. Robin Beauregard
  2. Michael Garibaldi
  3. Jennie Jacobsen-Huse
  4. Kyle Kopp
  5. Wolf Wigo

Class of 2012[]

  1. Bill Brown
  2. Ellen Estes Lee
  3. Margo Miranda

Class of 2014[]

  1. Edward Newland
  2. Jim Sprague
  3. Andy Takata
  4. Sandy Vessey-Schneider

Class of 2015[]

  1. Natalie Golda Benson
  2. Amber Drury

Class of 2018[]

  1. Guy Baker
  2. Scott Hinman
  3. Chris Humbert
  4. Heather Petri
  5. Brenda Villa

Class of 2019[]

  1. Elizabeth Armstrong
  2. Ryan Bailey
  3. Jeff Powers
  4. Jessica Steffens
  5. Lauren Wenger
  6. Adam Wright

2020s[]

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Hall of Fame". usawaterpolo.org. USA Water Polo. Retrieved December 16, 2020.
  2. ^ a b "Hall of Fame Inductees". usawaterpolo.org. USA Water Polo. Retrieved December 16, 2020.
  3. ^ "Hall of Fame Committee - Recognition". usawaterpolo.org. USA Water Polo. Retrieved December 16, 2020.
  4. ^ "Arthur Koblish, V-12, Navy Reserve - Pritzker Military Museum & Library - Chicago". www.pritzkermilitary.org.

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