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Inducted June 12, 1997 The seventh of eight children of Polish immigrant parents, the Pennsylvania native excelled both as player and coach in professional football. After graduating from Washington and Lee College in Virginia, where he played fullback, guard and linebacker, Michaels (brother of Lou, NPASHF...
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Inducted June 9, 1994 A star lineman on offense and defense, Michaels also served as a kicking specialist for seven teams: two high school, one college and four professional. A left-footed kicker, he did it all: kickoffs, extra points, field goals and punting. The native of...
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Inducted June 20, 2019 Allison “AJ” Mleczko played college hockey at Harvard, leading the Crimson to the NCAA title in 1999. In her senior season as captain, she scored 37 goals, 77 assists, and 114 points in only 34 games, the most prolific scoring season in...
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Inducted June 20, 2024 A long distance runner, Meyer was a four time All-American in Cross Country and Track and Field at the University of Michigan (1973-1977). He won the 1978 U.S. National Cross Country Championship, the 1980 Detroit Marathon, and the 1982 Chicago Marathon. Meyer...
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Inducted June 20, 2019 Defensive lineman at Notre Dame where he starred for three years (1967-1969). In 1969, Mike was a unanimous All-American, chosen as UPI lineman of the year and finished sixth in the Heisman voting. The Green Bay Packers made him the second overall selection...
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Inducted June 8, 1995 From day one of his 11-year pro career, Barney McCosky was an impact player. He batted a sizzling .447 in his first nine pro games, and ended his rookie season (1939) with a .311 average, 190 hits, 120 runs and a .986...
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Inducted June 14, 1979 After two and a half seasons in the minors, Mazeroski joined the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1956 where he remained a fixture in the Pirates infield for 17 years. At the age of 21, he was named to the first of seven All...
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Inducted June 23, 2016 Chester Marcol kicked in college at Hillsdale where he was a four-time All-American. Drafted in the second round of the 1972 NFL draft (34th overall), he was the second-highest draft selection in league history at his position. During his nine year career,...
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Inducted June 10, 1976 A top collegiate quarterback at St. Bonaventure (where he set conference records on offense and passing) and the University of Detroit (where he led the nation with 1,813 yards in total offense in 1952), he went on to play four years with...
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Inducted June 21, 2012 Selected as the second overall pick in the 1973 NHL draft, Tom Lysiak led the Atlanta Flames in scoring in each of his first five NHL seasons. In ’73-’74, he finished second to future NHL Hall of Famer Denis Potvin in Calder...