SAN JOSE SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

The Stanford University tailback is known as one of Santa Clara County’s greatest athletes of all time.  His college football career culminated at the 1925 Rose…

Over the course of an illustrious career, Nabokov set nearly every major San Jose Sharks franchise goaltending record, including games played (563), wins (293), and…

A graduate of Fremont High School in Sunnyvale, she was one of the most accomplished runners of her time.  During her three-decade career, she won…

In 1940 at Stanford University, Frankie Albert became college football's first T-formation quarterback. The diminutive left-hander invented the bootleg play and twice earned All-American honors.…

After playing at Menlo-Atherton High, Cunningham starred as an outfielder at San Jose State in 1969 & 1970 where he compiled a .332 batting average…

George Gund III forever changed San Jose’s sports history when he brought hockey to the South Bay. Gund’s connection to hockey runs deep: he grew up playing on neighborhood ponds in Cleveland; suited up for city league…

Between 1960 and 1988, Haines coached the mighty Santa Clara Swim Team, producing a total of 53 Olympic swimmers who won 44 gold medals, 14…

George Seifert attended high school across the street from Kesar Stadium, the first home of the team with which he would win five Super Bowls. The gifted defensive strategist spent the first 16 years of his coaching career at the collegiate…

Hal Davis broke records at every level at which he competed – almost as quickly as he could run around the track. By the time…

Harry Edwards was born in St. Louis, Illinois.  After an outstanding career at East St. Louis High, he graduated in 1960 and was awarded an…