List of Silver Anniversary Awards recipients

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This is a list of the recipients of the Silver Anniversary Awards by the year of award.

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The Silver Anniversary Awards are awarded every year by the American National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) to recognize six distinguished former student-athletes on their 25th anniversary as college graduates. The Silver Anniversary Awards were first given in 1973, when five distinguished former student-athletes were honored. Since 1986, the number of annual honorees has increased to six. [1]

In order to be eligible, the nominee must be a college graduate, must have competed in intercollegiate competition 25 years before the NCAA convention date, must be a varsity letter winner at an NCAA member institution and, must have achieved personal distinction since their graduation. One-third of the selection criteria is based on the nominee's achievements during their time as a prominent collegiate athlete, while the other two-thirds are determined by the nominee's career achievements, including professional, charitable and civic contributions. [1]

Class of 1973

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1974

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1975

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1976

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1977

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1978

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1979

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1980

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1981

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [15]

Class of 1982

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1983

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1984

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1985

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1986

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1987

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1988

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1989

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1990

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1991

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1992

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1993

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1994

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1995

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1996

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1997

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1998

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 1999

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2000

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2001

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2002

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2003

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2004

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2005

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2006

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2007

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2008

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2009

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2010

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2011

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2012

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [3]

Class of 2013

See: All-Time Honors Award Winners [155]

Class of 2014

See: 2014 press release [160]

Class of 2015

See: 2015 press release [167]

Class of 2016

See: 2016 press release [173]

Class of 2017

See: 2017 press release [180]

Class of 2018

See: 2018 press release [187]

Class of 2019

See: 2019 press release [193]

Class of 2020

See: 2020 press release [198]

Class of 2021

See 2021 press release [199]

Class of 2022

[200]

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