USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame

The USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame honors the achievements of athletes and/or coaches of USA field hockey teams. The permanent home of USA Field Hockey's hall of fame is located at Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pennsylvania.

Hall of Fame Inductees

The members of the Hall of Fame, and the year of induction, are:

1988[1]
1989
1994
2004
2014
2016
2018
2022

Hall of Fame Honorary Members

The members of the Hall of Fame Honorary Members, and the year of induction, are:[2]

1922
  • Helen G. Armfield
  • Hilda Burr (England)
  • H. Crawhall-Wilson
  • Gertrude East
  • Nan Hunt
  • G.M. Inglis
  • Sophie Pearson
  • Cecily Warner
1926
1929
1933
  • Anne B. Townsend
1937
1939
  • Gertrude Hooper
1946
  • Anne G. Toomey
1949
  • May P. Fogg
1950
  • Sylvia Hoffa
1952
1953
1955
  • Frances Pierce
1956
  • Elizabeth Burger Jackson
1957
1959
  • Betty Richey
  • Harriet Wilson
1960
  • Marjorie Strang
1962
1963
  • Joyce Gran Barry
  • Ethlyn A. Davis
  • Frances Homer
  • Harriet H. Rogers
1964
  • Sophie Dickson
1967
  • Frances Blomfield
1968
1971
  • Grace Robertson
  • Bess Taylor
1972
  • Carol Haussermann
  • Elizabeth Williams
1973
  • Audrey Erickson
1973
  • Audrey Erickson
1974
  • Jen Shillingford
  • Jackie Westervelt
1978
  • Phyllis Weikert
1982
  • Anne LeDuc
  • Bea Toner
1985
  • Sally Wilkins
1986
  • Ellen Hawver
1991
  • Bev Johnson
2004
  • Pat Hayes
  • Ruth Lajoie
  • Leslie Milne
2014
  • Tom Harris
  • Pam Hixon
  • Steve Jennings
  • Linda Kreiser
  • Sharon Taylor
2016
  • Karen Collins
  • Roque Viegas
  • Allan Woods
2018
  • Helen Allen
  • Barb Carreiro
2022
  • Barbara Longstreth
  • Aaron Sher

See also

References

  1. ^ "23 Women Become First To Enter U.s. 'Hall' Field Hockey". tribunedigital-mcall. Retrieved 2016-11-20.
  2. ^ "Hall of Fame Honorary Members". USA Field Hockey. Retrieved June 23, 2024.
  • USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame

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