The NC State Athletic Hall of Fame is a sports history museum located in Reynolds Coliseum[1] in Raleigh, North Carolina, U.S. The museum pays tribute to the most legendary and influential NC State Wolfpack sports heroes. Although the inaugural class of inductees were announced in 2012[2][3] the museum area opened in October 2016[4]
Exhibits
The NC State Athletic Hall of Fame is home to many major trophies and awards. Exhibits highlight the history and significance of famous Wolfpack players, coaches, and teams. Special exhibits are on display for the most recent inductees.
Inductees
Athletes:
- Joan Benoit, Women's Cross Country and Track and Field, ‘18
- Genia Beasley, Women's Basketball, ‘12
- Ted Brown, Football, ‘12
- Thori Staples Bryan, Women's Soccer, ‘20
- Tommy Burleson, Basketball, ‘13
- Dennis Byrd, Football, ‘14
- Mike Caldwell, Baseball, ‘13
- Dick Christy, Football, ‘16
- Bradley Chubb, Football, '24
- Tim Clark, Men's Golf, ‘18
- Stan Cockerton, Men's Lacrosse, ‘20
- Richard Dickey, Men's Basketball, ‘14
- David Fox, Men's Swimming and Diving, ‘20
- Roman Gabriel,[5] Football, ‘12
- Betty Jo Geiger, Cross Country and Track and Field, ‘13
- Steve Gregg, Swimming and Diving, ‘13
- Beth Harrell, Swimming and Diving, '24
- Henry Gutierrez, Men's Soccer, ‘20
- Irwin Holmes, Men's Tennis and Track and Field, ‘20
- Torry Holt, Football, ‘13
- Charmaine Hooper, Women's Soccer, ‘14
- Cullen Jones,[6] Men's Swimming and Diving, ‘18
- Trudi Lacey, Women's Basketball, ‘18
- Jack McDowall,[7] Football, Baseball, Men's Basketball, Track and Field, ‘14
- Chasity Melvin, Women's Basketball, ‘14
- Vic Molodet, Men's Basketball, '24
- Rodney Monroe, Men's Basketball, ‘18
- Sam Okpodu, Men's Soccer '24
- Linda Page, Women's Basketball, ‘16
- Danny Peebles, Football, Track and Field, ‘14
- Lou Pucillo, Men's Basketball, ‘14
- Tab Ramos, Men's Soccer, ‘12
- Stephen Rerych, Men's Swimming and Diving, ‘14
- Jim Ritcher, Football, ‘12
- Philip Rivers, Football, ‘13
- Dave Robertson , Football, Baseball, Men's Basketball, Track and Field, ‘16
- John Sadri, Men's Tennis, ‘20
- Ronnie Shavlik, Men's Basketball, ‘13
- Julie Shea, Track and Field and Cross Country, ‘12
- Andrea Stinson, Women's Basketball, ‘13
- Sylvester Terkay, Wrestling, ‘13
- David Thompson, Men's Basketball, ‘12
- Volire Tisdale Brown, Volleyball '24
- Trena Trice-Hill Women's Basketball '24
- Mario Williams, Football, ‘20
Coaches:
- Everett Case, Men's Basketball, ‘12
- Willis Casey, Men's Swimming and Diving, ‘18
- Don Easterling, Swimming and Diving, ‘16
- Earle Edwards, Football, ‘13
- Sammy Esposito, Baseball, ‘14
- Rollie Geiger,[8] Cross Country and Track and Field, '24
- Norm Sloan, Men's Basketball, ‘13
- Jim Valvano, Men's Basketball, ‘12
- Kay Yow, Women's Basketball, ‘12
Teams:
Special Contributor:
- Wendell Murphy, ‘14
References
- ^ cbordas (July 30, 2021). "Reynolds Coliseum, Main Campus | NC State University". Virtual Tour. Retrieved November 10, 2022.
- ^ "NC State sparks Hall of Fame debate :". WRALSportsFan.com. May 29, 2012.
- ^ "NC State inaugurates Hall of Fame :". WRALSportsFan.com. October 5, 2012.
- ^ Beard, Aaron (September 8, 2016). "NC State's Reynolds Coliseum ready to show off a new look". San Diego Union Tribune.
- ^ "Roman Gabriel selected to inaugural NC State Hall of Fame". June 26, 2012.
- ^ Neidigh, Lauren (May 25, 2017). "Cullen Jones to be Inducted into NC State Athletics Hall of Fame". SwimSwam.
- ^ "2014 NC State Athletic Hall Of Fame Class Announced". wfmynews2.com.
- ^ https://capitalsportsnc.com/?p=1830684
- ^ Writer, Kailee Jurnak, Staff. "Class of 2018 enters NC State Athletic Hall of Fame". Technician.
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