Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame

Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame
Established	May 2002
Type	Nonprofit Corporation
Location	2701 Grant Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19114, U.S.;
President	Ken Avallon
Website	www.phillyhall.org

Last updated November 09, 2024

The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame is a nonprofit organization in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania that was established in May 2002 to honor individuals and groups who are either area natives who became prominent in the field of sports or who became prominent in the field of sports in the region.^[1]^[2]

Requirements

Individuals, Teams, Venues, Events, and Organizations are all eligible. Generally they must have gained national prominence as individuals or venues while attached to the Philadelphia region, or won a championship as a team from the Philadelphia region. Individuals are eligible for induction five years after retirement from a playing career. When an individual dies, he or she becomes immediately eligible.^[4]

An individual who was not an athlete may be inducted in the following categories: Legacy of Excellence, Lifetime Commitment, Philadelphia Medal.

Inductees

Tommy Lasorda, born and raised in Philadelphia area TommyLasorda.jpg — Tommy Lasorda, born and raised in Philadelphia area

Key

Inducted	The year the person was inducted into the Hall.
Person	The person's name.
Sport	The sport the person was inducted in.
Organization	The organization(s) that connect the person to the Philadelphia area.
Reference	^[5]

Inducted	Person	Sport	Organization
2004	Paul Arizin	Basketball	Local, La Salle College High School, Villanova University, Philadelphia Warriors
	Richie Ashburn	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies player and broadcaster
	Chuck Bednarik	Football	University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Eagles
	Bert Bell	Football	Local, Liberty High School, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Eagles
	Steve Carlton	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Wilt Chamberlain	Basketball	Overbrook High, Philadelphia Warriors, Philadelphia 76ers
	Bobby Clarke	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	Billy Cunningham	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Julius Erving	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Jimmie Foxx	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Joe Frazier	Boxing	Local
	Tom Gola	Basketball	Local, La Salle College High School, La Salle University, Philadelphia Warriors
	Sonny Hill	Lifetime Commitment	Local, Philadelphia 76ers, Contributor
	Harry Kalas	Legacy of Excellence	Philadelphia Phillies, Broadcaster
	John B. Kelly Sr.	Rowing	Local
	Connie Mack	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics Owner/Manager
	Bernie Parent	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	Robin Roberts	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Mike Schmidt	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Bill Tilden	Tennis	Local, Germantown Academy, University of Pennsylvania
	Steve Van Buren	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
2005	1954 La Salle University Men's Basketball	Basketball	NCAA Men's Basketball Champions
	Grover Cleveland Alexander	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Charles Barkley	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Bill Campbell	Legacy of Excellence	Broadcaster
	John Chaney	Basketball	Local, Cheyney University, Temple University
	Jumbo Elliott	Track and field	Local, Villanova University
	Eddie Gottlieb	Basketball	Local, SPHAS, Philadelphia Warriors, Philadelphia Stars
	Lefty Grove	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Carl Lewis	Track and Field	Local, Willingboro High
	Bob Levy	Lifetime Commitment	Contributor, Youth Sports, University of Pennsylvania
	Tommy McDonald	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Pete Pihos	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Harvey Pollack	Legacy of Excellence	Stat-Man Extraodinaire
	Guy Rodgers	Basketball	Local, Temple University, Philadelphia Warriors
	Cathy Rush	Basketball	Local, Immaculata College
	Vic Seixas	Tennis	Local
	Jay Sigel	Golf	Local
	Ed Snider	Philadelphia Medal	Owner, Sports/Entertainment Industry Leader
	Joe Verdeur	Swimming	Local, Northeast Catholic High, La Salle University
2006	1960 Philadelphia Eagles	Football	NFL champions
	Herb Adderley	Football	Local
	Don Bragg	Track and Field	Local, Villanova University
	Roy Campanella	Baseball	Local
	Ray Didinger	Legacy of Excellence	Local, Sportswriter, Broadcaster
	Bill Ellerbee	Lifetime Commitment	High School Basketball Coach, Teacher, Mentor
	Del Ennis	Baseball	Local, Philadelphia Phillies
	Joe Fulks	Basketball	Philadelphia Warriors
	Hal Greer	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Gene Hart	Legacy of Excellence	Philadelphia Flyers broadcaster
	Reggie Jackson	Baseball	Local
	Willie Mosconi	Billiards	Local
	The Palestra	Venue Enshrinement	Basketball
	Jack Ramsay	Basketball	Local, Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia 76ers
	Al Simmons	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Anne Townsend	Field Hockey	Local
	Helen Sigel Wilson	Golf	Local
2007	1980 Philadelphia Phillies	Baseball	World Series champions
	Beth Anders	Field Hockey	Local
	Walter Bahr	Soccer	Local
	Bill Barber	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	Mickey Cochrane	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Chuck Klein	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Bill Lyon	Legacy of Excellence	Sportswriter, Philadelphia Inquirer , Author
	Theresa Grentz	Basketball	Local, Immaculata College
	Frank Kilroy	Football	Local, Temple University, Philadelphia Eagles
	Harry Litwack	Basketball	Local, Temple University
	Earl Monroe	Basketball	Local
	Greasy Neale	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Jack Whitaker	Legacy of Excellence	Local, Saint Joseph's University, sportscaster
	Reggie White	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
2008	1929 Philadelphia Athletics	Baseball	World Series Champion
	Leroy Burrell	Track and Field	Local
	Harold Carmichael	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Maurice Cheeks	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Ed Delahanty	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Stan Hochman	Legacy of Excellence	Sportswriter, Philadelphia Daily News
	Charles Jenkins	Track and Field
	Tommy Loughran	Boxing	Local
	Herb Magee	Basketball	Local, Philadelphia University
	Dorothy Germain Porter	Golf	Local
	Fred Shero	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	Lionel Simmons	Basketball	Local, La Salle University
	Mickey Vernon	Baseball	Local
	Al Wistert	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
2009	1974 & 1975 Philadelphia Flyers	Hockey	Two-time Stanley Cup champions
	Larry Bowa	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	John Cappelletti	Football	Local, Monsignor Bonner High
	Eddie Collins	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Bill Conlin	Legacy of Excellence	Sportswriter, Philadelphia Daily News
	Joey Giardello	Boxing	Local
	Julius "Judy" Johnson	Baseball	Darby Hilldale Club
	Neil Johnston	Basketball	Philadelphia Warriors
	Tommy Lasorda	Baseball	Local
	Merrill Reese	Legacy of Excellence	Philadelphia Eagles broadcaster
	Pete Retzlaff	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Betty Shellenberger	Lacrosse	Local, Agnes Irwin High
	Mel Sheppard	Track and Field	Local
	Emlen Tunnell	Football	Local, Radnor High
2010	Dick Allen	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Hobey Baker	Hockey	Princeton University
	Elizabeth Becker	Swimming & Diving	Olympic Diving Champion
	Tom Brookshier	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Ron Hextall	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	William Hyndman III	Golf	Local
	Phil Jasner	Legacy of Excellence	Philadelphia Daily News
	Bobby Jones	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Leroy Kelly	Football	Local; Simon Gratz High, Cleveland Browns
	Lighthouse Boys Club	Lifetime Commitment	Local
	Tug McGraw	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Jim Phelan	Basketball	Local; La Salle University, Philadelphia Warriors, Mount St. Mary's University
	Mike Quick	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Bobby Shantz	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Marianne Stanley	Basketball	College basketball
	Jersey Joe Walcott	Boxing	Local
2011	Bill Bergey	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Jimmy Dykes	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Mark Howe	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	Biz Mackey	Baseball	Hall of Fame Negro league catcher
	Moses Malone	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Joe McCarthy	Baseball	Local, Hall of Fame Manager
	Al Meltzer	Legacy of Excellence	Sportscaster
	Ted Meredith	Track & field	Local, Gold Medal Winning Track Star
	Wilbert Montgomery	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Speedy Morris	Basketball	La Salle University, Saint Joseph's Preparatory School
	Ed and Steve Sabol	Football	Local, NFL Films
	Curt Simmons	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Dawn Staley	Basketball	Local, Whitehall High School, Philadelphia Phillies
	Ora Washington	Tennis	Local
	Penn Relays	Special enshrinement	Legendary Track Meet and Carnival
2012	Dan Baker	Baseball/Football	Philadelphia Phillies/Philadelphia Eagles public address announcer
	Debbie Black	Basketball	Local
	Doug Collins	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Eddie Plank	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Eric Lindros	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	Gertrude Dunn	Baseball, Field Hockey, Lacrosse	Local
	Harold Johnson	Boxing	Local
	Horace Ashenfelter	Track and Field	Local
	Joe Klecko	Football	Local
	Johnny Callison	Baseball	Local, Philadelphia Phillies
	John McDermott	Golf	Local
	Maxie Baughan	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Mike Piazza	Baseball	Local
	Tommy Thompson	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Wali Jones	Basketball	Local, Philadelphia 76ers
	Legacy Youth and Tennis Education	Special Enshrinement	Tennis
2013	Andrew Toney	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Bob Brown	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Bucky Walters	Baseball	Local, Philadelphia Phillies
	Carl Robie	Swimming	Local
	Dave Robinson	Football	Local
	Eddie George	Football	Local
	Ernie Beck	Basketball	Local, Philadelphia Warriors
	Geno Auriemma	Basketball	Local
	Greg Luzinski	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Joe Burk	Rowing	Local, University of Pennsylvania
	Joe Hand, Sr.	Legacy of Excellence	Boxing
	John LeClair	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	Linda Page	Basketball	Local
	Michael Brooks	Basketball	Local
	Pat Williams	Legacy of Excellence	Local, Philadelphia 76ers General Manager
	Shag Crawford	Baseball	Local
	Tina Sloan Green	Lacrosse	Local, Temple University
2014
	Bobby Walston	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Brian Propp	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	By Saam	Legacy of Excellence	Broadcaster
	Chief Bender	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics and Phillies
	Chet Walker	Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers
	Curt Schilling	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Ellie Daniel	Swimming	Local
	Eric Allen	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Frank Dolson	Legacy of Excellence	Philadelphia Inquirer sports writer
	Geoff Petrie	Basketball	Local
	Herb Pennock	Baseball	Local, Philadelphia Athletics
	Jean Shiley	Track & field	Local
	Marvin Harrison	Football	Local
	Meldrick Taylor	Boxing	Local
	Mike Richter	Hockey	Local
	Paul Costello	Rowing	Local
	1972–1974 Immaculata University Basketball	Special Enshrinment	"The Mighty Macs", National Champions
2015
	Sam Thompson	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Garry Maddox	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Walt Hazzard	Basketball	Local
	Dick Vermeil	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Timmy Brown	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Rich Gannon	Football	Local
	Lou Nolan	Hockey	Flyers PA Announcer
	Rick MacLeish	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	Benny McLaughlin	Soccer	Local
	Karen Shelton	Field Hockey	Local
	R. Norris Williams	Tennis	Local
	Bob Montgomery	Boxing	Local
	Cindy Timchal	Lacrosse	Local
	Dave Zinkoff	Legacy of Excellence	76ers and Warriors PA Announcer
	Billy Markward	Lifetime Commitment	Local
2016
	Chris Short	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Charlie Manuel	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies
	Goose Goslin	Baseball	Local
	Al Severance	Basketball	Villanova Wildcats
	Marilyn Stephens	Basketball	Local
	Brian Dawkins	Football	Philadelphia Eagles
	Jimmy Watson	Hockey	Philadelphia Flyers
	George Orton	Track and Field	Local
	Vonnie Gros	Field Hockey	Local, West Chester University
	Bruce Harlan	Swimming/Diving	Local
	Jeff Chandler	Boxing	Local
	Sylvia Wene Martin	Bowling	Local
	Steve Fredericks	Legacy of Excellence	Sports talk radio
	Hermann Taylor	Legacy of Excellence	Boxing promoter
	Dick Weiss	Legacy of Excellence	Sportswriter
	1967 Philadelphia 76ers	Special Enshrinement	1967 NBA Champions
2017
	Granny Hamner	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies

	Bob Johnson	Baseball	Philadelphia Athletics
	Bob Boone	Baseball	Philadelphia Phillies

	Rene Portland	Basketball
	Ray Scott	Basketball

	Mike Bantom	Basketball
	Randall Cunningham	Football

	Ron Jaworski	Football
	Tim Kerr	Hockey
	Irene Guest	Swimming/Diving
	Philadelphia Jack O'Brien	Boxing
John B. Kelly Jr.	Rowing
Donald Hunt	Legacy of Excellence
Andrea Kremer	Legacy of Excellence
The Army-Navy Game	Special Enshrinement
2018
	1948-49 Philadelphia Eagles	American Football
	Allen Iverson	Basketball
	Benny Bass	Boxing
	Billy "White Shoes" Johnson	American Football
	Brian Westbrook	American Football
	Danny Murtaugh	Baseball
	David Berkoff	Swimming/Diving
	Donald Lippincott	Track and Field
	Gavvy Cravath	Baseball
	Jamie Moyer	Baseball
	Joanne Iverson	Rowing
	Louis Santop	Baseball
	Muffet McGraw	Basketball
	Reggie Leach	Hockey
	Claire Smith	Legacy of Excellence
	Mel Greenberg	Legacy of Excellence
2019
	Al Cantello	Track and Field
	Bill Melchionni	Basketball
	Charlene Morett	Field Hockey
	Clara Schroth-Lomady	Gymnastics
	Donovan McNabb	American Football
	Eric Desjardins	Hockey
	Fran Dunphy	Basketball
	Frank "Home Run" Baker	Baseball
	Matthew Saad Muhammad	Boxing
	Mike Scioscia	Baseball
	Paul Owens	Baseball
	Rasheed Wallace	Basketball
	Troy Vincent	American Football
	Suzy Kolber	Legacy of Excellence
	Jayson Stark	Legacy of Excellence
2020
	1910-13 Philadelphia Athletics	Baseball
	Bo Ryan	Basketball
	Bob Rigby	Soccer
	Cy Williams	Baseball
	Deron Cherry	Football
	Earl Strom	Basketball
	Herman Frazier	Track & Field
	Jerry Sisemore	Football
	Kobe Bryant	Basketball
	Lisa Raymond	Tennis
	Rick Tocchet	Hockey
	Tim Witherspoon	Boxing
	Vic Sears	Football
	Dave Montgomery	Legacy of Excellence
	J Russell Peltz	Legacy of Excellence
	Ken Hamilton	Lifetime Commitment
2021
	1947 Philadelphia Warriors	Basketball
	Bill Bradley	Football
	Bonnie Rosen	Lacrosse
	Dallas Green	Baseball
	Jim Katcavage	Football
	"Kid" Keinath	Football
	Larry Foust	Basketball
	Lew Tendler	Boxing
	Mark Recchi	Hockey
	Mike Teti	Rowing
	Olga Dorfner	Swimming
	Richard "Rip" Hamilton	Basketball
	Seth Joyner	Football
	Yolanda Laney	Basketball
	Zack Clayton	Basketball/Boxing
	Gary Smith	Legacy of Excellence
2022
	1983 Philadelphia 76ers	Basketball
	Adele Boyd	Field Hockey
	Art McNally	Football
	Charles Cooper	Basketball
	David Akers	Football
	Ed Bolden	Baseball
	Francis “Reds” Bagnell	Football
	Fredia Gibbs	Mixed Martial Arts
	Jimmy Rollins	Baseball
	Keith Allen	Hockey
	Nikki Franke	Fencing
	Phil Martelli	Basketball
	Rollie Massimino	Basketball
	Susan Francia	Rowing
	Howard Eskin	Legacy of Excellence
	Ray Kelly	Legacy of Excellence
	The Legendary Blue Horizon	Venue Enshrinement
2023
	Al Holbert	Motor Sports
	Anthony “Tony” Black	Horse Racing
	Bernard Hopkins	Boxing
	Bill Knecht	Rowing
	Carlos Ruiz	Baseball
	Carol Lewis	Track & Field
	Irving Fryar	Football
	Jay Wright	Basketball
	Jeremiah Trotter	Football
	Joe Watson	Hockey
	Judy Auritt Klein	Swimming
	Truxton Hare	Football
	Valerie Still	Basketball
	Willie Jones	Baseball
	Bill Giles	Legacy of Excellence
	James Isaminger	Legacy of Excellence
2024
	A.W. Tillinghast	Golf
	Alice Putnam Willetts	Field hockey
	Andy Talley	American Football
	Angelo Cataldi	Sports radio
	Brendan Hansen	Swimming
	Chase Utley	Baseball
	Cheryl Reeve	Basketball
	Eddie Stanky	Baseball
	George Benton	Boxing
	Jameer Nelson	Basketball
	Joan Moore	Gymnastics
	Lurline Jones	Basketball
	Paul Westhead	Basketball
	Rod Brind'Amour	Ice hockey
	Ryan Howard	Baseball
	Stan Walters	American football

Pride of Philadelphia Award

From 2004-2010 The Pride of Philadelphia Award was given to teams or individuals who "represented the Philadelphia area with dignity, determination, and class through athletic achievement."^[3]

2004

Smarty Jones, winner, Kentucky Derby / Preakness Stakes
Bernard Hopkins, Undisputed middleweight champion
St. Joseph's Men's Basketball, Atlantic 10 East Division champions

2005

Afleet Alex, winner, Preakness Stakes / Belmont Stakes
Philadelphia Phantoms, Calder Cup AHL champions

2006

Prep Charter Boys' Basketball, PIAA Class AA Basketball Champions
Villanova Men's Basketball, Big East Regular Season co-champions
Ryan Howard, NL MVP

2007

Jimmy Rollins, NL MVP, Gold Glove
Cheltenham High School Girls' Basketball, PIAA AAAA State Champions

2008

2008 Philadelphia Phillies, World Series champions
Philadelphia Soul, Arena Bowl XXII Champions
Mount Saint Joseph Academy Girls Basketball, 2008 PIAA AAA State Champions

2009

Villanova Men's Basketball, 2009 NCAA Final Four
Archbishop Carroll boys' and girls' basketball teams, PIAA AAA State Champions
Miguel Cartagena, 2009 Golden Gloves Champion

2010^[6]

Carlos Ruiz, Phillies
Villanova football, FCS National Champions
Mark Herzlich, Boston College linebacker

Roll Call of Champions

The hall of fame's website has a page that honors every Greater Philadelphia team—college and professional—that won the championship in its particular sport.^[7]

Hall of Fame Charities

The Foundation formed Hall of Fame Charities in 2004. It supports or has formed partnerships with organizations in the Greater Philadelphia area that promote youth sports, especially at the pre-teen, grade-school level. These organizations include: Richie Ashburn Baseball Foundation, Police Athletic League (PAL) Junior Golf, Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis and Education, Bruce Simon Southampton Summer Basketball Camp, The First Tee of Philadelphia, and Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation.^[8]

Hall of Fame Charities also has student^[9] and community^[10] programs.

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References

↑ "Mission". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.
↑ "Our History". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.
1 2 "PRIDE OF PHILADELPHIA". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved August 1, 2009.
↑ "NOMINATION & ELECTION". Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame. Retrieved December 26, 2009.
↑ "INDUCTEES". Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame. Retrieved December 26, 2009.
↑ Zeltman, William (November 13, 2010). "Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame 2010 Induction". Bleacher Report, Inc. Retrieved November 22, 2010.
↑ At the following webpage, click on the link to a particular sport. "Roll Call of Champions". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.
↑ "Youth Sports". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.
↑ "Student Programs". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.
↑ "Community Programs". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.

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[1] "Mission". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.

[2] "Our History". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.

[PrideOfPhiladelphia-3] 1 2 "PRIDE OF PHILADELPHIA". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved August 1, 2009.

[4] "NOMINATION & ELECTION". Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame. Retrieved December 26, 2009.

[5] "INDUCTEES". Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame. Retrieved December 26, 2009.

[6] Zeltman, William (November 13, 2010). "Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame 2010 Induction". Bleacher Report, Inc. Retrieved November 22, 2010.

[7] At the following webpage, click on the link to a particular sport. "Roll Call of Champions". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.

[8] "Youth Sports". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.

[9] "Student Programs". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.

[10] "Community Programs". The Philadelphia Sports Hall of Fame Foundation. Retrieved November 4, 2011.

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