HALL OF FAME

The Livermore Sports Hall of Fame was established in 2009 in celebration of our 60th consecutive year of honoring scholar-athletes. Hall of Fame inductees are extraordinary athletes, coaches, and others who have contributed in a significant way to our community’s sports history. A number of these athletes had collegiate success, went on to the Olympics, or are professionals in their sports. Inductees include World Heavy Weight Boxing Champion Max Baer and one of the greatest baseball pitchers ever, Randy Johnson. Plaques of our inductees are proudly displayed at Beeb’s in Livermore on the Hall of Fame Wall.

The newest members to the Livermore Hall of Fame are: MARYANN GONG and JASON KNIGHT

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

2009 - Peder Anderson, Scorekeeper/Historian
       Charlie Brown, Volleyball Coach
       Mark Davis, Baseball
       Randy Johnson, Baseball
       Nevin McCormick, Football
       Garen McDonald, Wrestling
       McGlinchey Brothers, Basketball Team
       Cheri Williams, Track

2010 - Don Couch, Football Coach
       Erwin Mueller, Basketball
       Rebecca Spies, Track
       Jack Trudeau, Football

2011 - Max Baer, Boxing
       Tim Duffey, Football
       Monica Petrilli, Volleyball

2012 - Louie Aguiar, Football
       Al Caffodio, Community Sports Organizer
       Mike Martinez, Football, Baseball & Soccer

2013 - Tom Davis, Football and Baseball Coach
       Don Gabor, Soccer Coach
       Andrea Petrilli, Volleyball

2014 - Troy Dayak, Soccer
       Julie Macias, Soccer Coach
       Tony Sanchez, Football and Coach
       Timothy Weaver, Jr., Soccer

2015 - John Cromie, Football and Wresting
       Andy Grant, Swimming and Water Polo
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2016 - Leah Avilla, Swimming
       Randy Grant, Football, Soccer & Baseball
       Matt Laye, Cross Country and Track

2017 - Manzar Iqbal, Soccer, Tennis & Field Hockey
       Kathy Hannon Davies, Volleyball and Track
       Jessica Spies, Cross Country and Track
       Diana Stohr Wooten, Cross Country and Track

2018 - Clark Conover, Wrestling
       Jamie Peterson, Softball

2019 - Rob Wentworth, Cross Country
       Masha Polan (Vaysburg), Volleyball

2022 - Rich Rochin, Football, Baseball, Basketball & Swim
       Betsy Welsh Wilson, Volleyball

2023 - J.R. Graham, Baseball 
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2024 - Chris Gomes, Basketball and Coach

2025 - Maryann Gong, Cross Country and Track       
       Jason Knight, Football, Basketball & Baseball

Deadline to apply is February 1st

Winners are announced at the Olympian Awards Banquet

Criteria for Hall of Fame Categories

Athlete/Team

Must be a graduate of LHS or GHS or a resident of Livermore.
Shall be eligible for nomination no earlier than 5 years after her/his graduation.
Must have been a varsity team member of the sport for which she/he is being nominated.
Must have made positive impact to the team(s) for which she/he played, including demonstrated athletic achievement.

Coach/Administrator

Must have coached or been a staff member for at least five years at LHS or GHS.
Shall have demonstrated an ability to enhance the athletic experience of the student-athlete, while serving as a positive role model through exemplary leadership and character.
Strong consideration will be given to those nominees who have enhanced the experience of student-athletes. The candidate shall have volunteered their time, expertise or resources for a minimum of five years.

Team Award

Must be successful teams who have reached regional, state, or national recognition.
Teams must have had varsity status at the time they were in play.
Teams will be considered after a minimum of five years has elapsed from the last date of competition for their nominated season.

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