UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME NOMINATION FORM This is your Hall of Fame criteria and ballot form for your review and completion. Please make your nomination(s) and return the form to the Alumni C Club Office at the address below by May 28, 2018.

Nominators Name ______Address ______Telephone/E-mail ______Sport & Years Played ______

Nominations for the Hall of Fame: 1. ______Sport ______2. ______Sport ______

Note: the people listed below have advanced for consideration from past nominations and do not be nominated again; they are already in the mix but please feel to voice your support for any of these worthy candidates (REMINDER: must be 10 years removed from last year at CU):

Pete Brock Football Clark Matis Skiing Anette Skjolden Skiing Charlie Gardner Basketball Ed Pudlik Football/Baseball Kordell Stewart Football Daniel Graham Football Jeannie Raikes Basketball Jane Wahl Women’s AD Jim Hansen Football Jana Rehemaa Skiing Donna Waller Track Barry Helton Football Jack Ryan Gymnastics Kane Webber Golf Jay Howell Baseball Ron Scott Football/Admin Leon White Football Jay Leeuwenburg Football John Skajem Skiing

Reasons For Induction 1. ______

2. ______

Comments Concerning our Athletic Hall of Fame ______Please feel free to use additional paper as needed. Thank you!

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME 2018!

Please return to: Alumni C Club / Hall of Fame University of Colorado Athletics 369 UCB Boulder, CO 80309-0369 303/735-3575

You may also scan this form or submit all the required information via E-Mail to: [email protected].

(University of Colorado Athletic Hall of Fame criteria and selection process listed on back) UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME

Criteria 1) Ten-year waiting period from the completion of athletic or coaching career at CU (Amended from five years in 2012; exception: anyone with a terminal illness before the 10-year period expires). 2) Individuals will be eligible for the Hall of Fame by achieving any of the following: a) All-American (by NCAA recognized selectors) b) Repeat All-Conference Performers c) National Award or Trophy Recipients d) Multi-Sport Letter Winner e) American Record Holder (mark must be recognized by proper governing body) f) World Record Holder (mark must be recognized by proper governing body) g) United States Olympic Team Member (includes Olympic Medalist, technically for any country) i) Accomplishments beyond CU j) Examination of Career (are they worthy despite limited or no conference or national honors) 1) Team MVP on a national or conference national championship team 3) Coaches will be eligible for the Hall of Fame by achieving any of the following: a) Must have a profound impact on his/her team, athletic program and the university in addition to: 1) Serving as head coach of a national championship team; and/or 2) Being named National Coach of the Year; and/or 3) Repeat Conference (or District) Coach of the Year b) Accomplishments or contributions after leaving CU that distinguished the individual and the university. 4) Athletic Administration a) Brought distinction and honor to the University of Colorado b) Accomplishments or contributions after leaving CU that distinguished the individual and the university. 5) Special Consideration. A vote by the Selection Committee will be allowed if an individual who does not meet the specific criteria listed above by who had a significant impact on their particular sport and/or team to be eligible for induction into the University of Colorado Athletic Hall of Fame. This is also where a specific team could be nominated as a unit. In order to be eligible for induction, a majority vote by the Selection Committee is required. 6) Team Recognition. The 1959 ski team was honored as a group due to its winning the school’s first national championship; but recognizing other teams is problematic; the 2012 selection committee voted to no longer consider full teams for the Hall of Fame and confirmed that members of the ’59 ski team are not individual members of the Hall and that they are eligible for nomination and induction. 7) It is preferred, but not required, that athletes have earned a degree from the University of Colorado. If a nominee has not earned a degree, special circumstances may be considered as to why.

Number selected: various (minimum of four) Nominations solicited by: Alumni C-Club (through Alumni C-Club Director) Nominations submitted by: Alumni C-Club Membership (dues paying); past inductees; current and former athletic directors; current associate and assistant athletic directors and head coaches; historian Winner(s) selected by: Selection Committee (minimum 6 members from the below; 7 if SID and Historian are two people). Co-chaired by Associate AD/Sports Information and Alumni C-Club Director (who both vote), the committee includes current Athletic Director, current SID, current Historian (if someone other than the SID occupies that position), officers of the Alumni C-Club (president, executive committee chairman, treasurer), and one or two at-large members, selected by the Alumni C-Club Director and/or SID. Selection Process: Alumni C-Club Director will solicit nominations from the dues paying membership in January of the year of induction; nominations will be accepted until April 1. The selection committee will then hold however many necessary votes to pare the nominees down to the 6-8 range for induction annually (bi-annual format eliminated in 2014), and will also consider any special inductees (i.e., posthumous or a so-called “living legend”). Ballot process switched from votes to point system (10-9-8-7-etc.) in 2008, top point getters are thus selected for induction. Presentation: Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (in the fall, around a home football game weekend) Display: A permanent display of those inducted has been temporarily created at the Coors Events Center.

University of Colorado ATHLETIC Hall of Fame Members

Inaugural Inductee (1998): Byron “Whizzer” White

The Second Class (1999): Gil Cruter, Burdette Haldorson, William “Kayo” Lam, Joe Romig, Lisa Van Goor

The Third Class (2000): David Bolen, Jimmie Heuga, Dean Lahr, J. Allen “Pat” Patten

The Fourth Class (2002): Dick Anderson, Harry Carlson, , Carroll Hardy, Hale Irwin, Russell “Sox” Walseth

The Fifth Class (2004): Don Branby, Eddie Crowder, Cliff Meely, Shelley Sheetz, Bill Toomey, John Wooten

The Sixth Class (2006): The 1959 NCAA Championship Ski Team, Bobby Anderson, Fred Casotti, Adam Goucher, Bill Marolt, Bill McCartney

The Seventh Class (2008): Don Campbell, Frank Clarke, Kara Grgas-Wheeler Goucher, Billy Lewis, Dave Logan, John Stearns, Claude Walton, Dal Ward,

The Eighth Class (2010): Ceal Barry, , Tera Bjorklund, Cliff Branch, Kelly Campbell, Ken Charlton, Dale Douglass, Bob Stransky, Bridget Turner, Buddy Werner.

The Ninth Class (2012): Frank Bernardi, Alan Culpepper, Mary Decker, Boyd Dowler, , Jack Harvey, Steve Jones, Leason McCloud, Vidar Nilsgard, Matt Russell, Rashaan Salaam, Larry Zimmer.

The 10th Class (2014): Bob Beattie, Forrest B. “Frosty” Cox, Jim Davis, , Bob Jeangerard, Linn Long, Don Meyers, Herb Orvis, Yvonne Scott

The 11th Class (2015): Chauncey Billups, Jon Burianek, Bill Fanning, Stephan Hienzsch, Frank Prentup, , Mark Scrutton, Erin Scholz, Nicole Vranesh, Scott Wedman, Tom Woodard

The 12th Class (2016): Dale “Pete” Atkins, Bill Brundige, Ted Castaneda, Sara Gorton Slattery, Jerry Hillebrand, , Bob Justice, Bobby Kalinowski, Jim Miller, Fran Munnelly, Shaun Vandiver, Michael Westbrook

The 13th Class (2017): Stan Brock, , Frank Brown, Karrie Downey, Les Fowler, Steve Hatchell, Mark Haynes, Jay Humphries, Jamillah Lang, Jorge Torres