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Annual Hall of Fame Banquet 1914-2011 April 2, 2011 American Serb Hall

2010 Hall of Fame Inductees

Hall of Fame Website: www.wisconsinsoccer.org

Dear Friends of Wisconsin Soccer:

Welcome to the 29th Annual Wisconsin Soccer Association Hall of Fame Banquet. Through the hard work and planning of the Hall of Fame committee, this occasion has become a cher- ished yearly event where the Wisconsin soccer community can come together as one to honor our past, celebrate our present and strengthen our resolve for the future. This year also marks the 97th anniversary of the Wisconsin Soccer Association, established in 1914.

Please join me in congratulating the newest inductees, a proud addition to the already distin- guished list of WSA Hall of Fame members. The Hall of Fame committee is openly seeking nominations for future classes. Application forms are available in this program booklet, so please take this opportunity to begin the nomination process for the next class of inductees. I also want to thank the Hall of Fame committee members for their hard work and dedication throughout the year. They have selected a very deserving class of inductees and organized another outstanding banquet.

This evening we will also recognize individuals and clubs with outstanding achievements and contributions to the WSA from the State Referee Committee, the Wisconsin Youth Soccer As- sociation and the Wisconsin Adult Soccer Association. Awards will be presented to youth, the coach of the year, along with Meritorious Awards to individuals in recognition for decades of service with the Wisconsin Soccer Association.

The WSA is a family with four divisions: Adults, Coaches, Referees and Youths. I want to call your attention to several of the wonderful programs offered within the WSA family like TOPSoccer for children with disabilities, competitive leagues for adult men and women in the WASA that offer opportunities for players after both high school and college, and the Olympic Development Program (ODP) for boys and girls at the top of their youth club play. The association also offers coaching and referee clinics at various levels, several times each year.

Volunteers are the foundation of the Wisconsin Soccer Association and will fuel the future growth of soccer in Wisconsin. Many mothers and fathers get involved as coaches or managers when their children begin playing soccer, and then continue to give back to the sport as they move on into the role of club or league administrator. Many soccer players also become coaches or referees. If you want more information about volunteer opportunities within the Wisconsin Soccer Association, please call 414-545-7227.

Finally, I would like to thank all of you for your efforts to support and advance the sport of soccer in Wisconsin, and for your continued support of the WSA and our Hall of Fame.

Yours in Soccer,

John P. Janasik WSA President 2011 Hall of Fame Dinner & Awards Program

• National Anthem

• Invocation

• Dinner

• WSA Meritorious Awards

• Mike Kabanica Club Recognition Award

• Induction to 2011 WI Soccer Hall of Fame

• Picture Taking

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Congratulations To Hall of Fame Class of 2011

WSA All Star Team, 1971

Back Row, L - R: Mike Kabanica (HOF 1986), Mike Boyajian, Horst Stemke (HOF 1989), Bob Gansler (HOF 1987), Willie Wessels (HOF 1991), Egon Stotz, Horst Gehrung, J. Hilton, Gene Edwards (USSF President, HOF 1986), Frank Markus (Manager, HOF 1984)

Front Row, L-R: John Bocwinski (HOF 1987), Diego Rastrepo, Udo Hild (HOF 1995), Adolf Geiger , Wolfgang Koch (HOF 2006), Nenad Tomarac (HOF 2001)

Wisconsin Adult Soccer Association President: Richard Williams Vice-President: William Sandoval Phone: 414-545-7227 Secretary: Steve Carini Website: www.wisoccer.org Treasurer: Carlos Gomez 2011 WSA HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES David Harris, Referee Category

David was born in Bridgend, South Wales in 1950. He currently resides in McFarland, WI with his wife Miriam. He has three grown children, Lee, Caroline and Ashley.

David was an outstanding soccer player as a youth and young adult in Wales. He was selected to the Welsh Boys Club team for games against Ireland and Scotland. He was also selected to the Welsh Colleges team for games against England and the Welsh FA. He played for seven years in the Welsh Premier League for Bridgend Town, Lwis- town and Maesteg Park. David also began coaching in Wales as a player coach for Maesteg Park from 1977 to 1980 and Bryntirion Athletic from 1980 to 1982.

After moving to Wisconsin in 1982, David continued his playing career in the Wisconsin Major Division with Madison United from 1982 to 1986. He also continued coaching with stints at McFarland HS, Madison LaFollette HS, Monona Grove HS, Watertown HS and Madison East HS.

In 1986 David began his refereeing career. He was soon doing Wisconsin Major Divi- sion games and was often selected to do the centers at National Cup state fi nals and Major Division championships. He was often the referee of choice for diffi cult matches. David has often been Wisconsin’s referee representative at regional tournaments. He is a level 5 USSF Referee. As an NCAA referee since 1987, David has been chosen to offi ciate over 100 post season NCAA games. He’s been selected to referee three Divi- sion 3 fi nals in 1998, 1999 and 2000. He did the NAIA fi nals in 1994 and the Division 1 fi nals in 1992 and 1994.

In addition to being a game ofﬁ cial, David has been very active in referee administration starting with being President of the Madison Area Soccer Referees Unit (MASRU) for ten years. He was the Head Referee for the ACC, Big East and Big 10 confer- ences and is current the Head Referee for the Big East, Conference USA and Horizon League. He is also currently the Director of Ofﬁ cials for Conference USA and the Lake Michigan Conference. In addition, he is a NISOA National Instructor and Regional As- sessor and the Great Lakes/Midwest Post Season Advisor to the NCAA for all Division 1 men’s play-off games.

Mark Hagen, Player Category

Mark was born in Fargo, North Dakota in 1955. He currently resides in Milwaukee, WI with his wife Debbie. Mark’s family moved to the Milwaukee area and he began playing youth soccer with the Salvation Army in 1967. In 1971 he joined the Milwaukee Bavar- ians and quickly worked his way onto the Major team. As a Bavarian he helped win numerous state and cup championships, including the 1976 National Amateur Cup. Mark was a skilled and talented youth player for the Bavarians and continued to dem- onstrate his skill and leadership on the ﬁ eld as an adult for the Bavarians until 1978, the Milwaukee Sports Club from 1978 to 1981, and ﬁ nally the Croatian Eagles until he retired in 1986.

Mark has continued his involvement with soccer as a coach at Sussex Hamilton High School and as a youth coach with the Brookﬁ eld Soccer Club. As a soccer enthusiast, Mark has been a consistent source of service to the sport in the Milwaukee area. Emil Jundt, Player Category

Emil was born in Hoffnungsfeld, Ukraine in 1941. He lived in Menomonee Falls, WI with his wife Toni, until his death of a hemorrhagic stroke in 1998, at the age of 56. His youth soccer experience started in West Germany, which his family immigrated to in 1947. He was an avid player who played both with local clubs and on the streets. In 1955 the Jundt’s family immigrated to the U.S. and settled in Wisconsin.

Emil’s talent was evident from the beginning and he was quickly identiﬁ ed by the Mil- waukee Bavarians SC and began a twenty-one year playing career with them starting in 1955. By the age of 17, Emil had graduated to the Bavarian Major team, where he played for most of his career. He was a key player for the Bavarians as they won numerous Major Division Championships, including a record seven in a row. Emil was a member of the Bavarians’ National Amateur Championship team of 1976. Emil is most remembered for his talent in scoring game winning goals as one of the top for- wards in the Wisconsin Major Division.

Michael (Dinky) Schultz, Player Category

Michael currently resides in Menomonee Falls, WI. He was born in Milwaukee, WI in 1958. Like his older brother Charlie, he played youth soccer with the Salvation Army and later with the Milwaukee Bavarians, starting in 1974 which won numerous championships, including the McGuire Cup and the Bavarian Major Team which won the National Amateur Cup Championship in 1976.

Dinky played much of his later adult club soccer with the Milwaukee Sports Club which he joined in 1983. Together with his brother, he led the Sports Club Major Team to many successful seasons and championships. Dinky played professionally with the Milwaukee Wave indoor team from 1986 to 1988. In recognition of his skills, he was a frequent selected to be a member of the Wisconsin All-Star Team and as a member of the National Sports Festival team, representing Wisconsin, for two years.

Michael has also had a successful coaching career with the Milwaukee Sports Club Major Team, starting as a player coach in 1987. He coached the Sports Club to the National Amateur Cup Finals in 1998 and the Major Division State Championship in 1999. 32nd Annual Event July 16 & 17, 2011 Neenah Memorial Park

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Congratulations to the Class of 2011! Congratulations to Croatian Eagles, 2010 Major Division and Re- serve Division Champs Charles (Charlie) H. Schultz, Player Category

Charlie currently resides in Hubertis, WI with his wife Virginia. He was born in Milwau- kee, WI in 1954. He played youth soccer, like so many others including his brother Michael, with the Salvation Army and starting in 1970 with the Milwaukee Bavarians.

In 1974 Charlie began playing for the Milwaukee Sports Club Major Team where he became a defensive ﬁ xture for the next 14 years. One of the top Center Backs in Wisconsin, Charlie was the anchor of the successful Sports Club defense for many years, including a number of cup and state championships. Widely recognized for his defensive prowess, he was a frequent Wisconsin All-Star selection during his career.

Vojislav (Bobby) Tubic, Player Category

Vojislav Tubic currently resides in Milwaukee, WI. He is the father of two sons, Marko and Misha, and grandfather of Lidia and Madeline. Vojislav passed his love of soccer to all his family. His son Marko played soccer for Whiteﬁ sh Bay High School, later coaching his two daughters, Lidia and Madeline, beginning with the youth program until high school, where he was an outstanding Hamilton player, making the All City Soccer selection team. Misha was recruited by UWM and remains active in the sport today.

Bobby was born in Yugoslavia in 1940. He began playing soccer as a youth in Yugo- slavia, where mastered the basics of the game. In 1950, the Tubic family immigrated to the United States and Bob arrived in 1956. Bobby quickly joined the Milwaukee (Serbians) Soccer Club. At the age of 16, he was talented enough to make the Team which won the 1956 State Championship. Bobby was a key member of the successful Milwaukee Serbians teams from 1956 to 1961. His team won the Wisconsin Chal- lenge Cups in 1956, 1957, 1958, and 1959 and additional State Championships in 1957, 1958, and 1961.

In 1963, Bobby was instrumental in the organization of the new White Eagles Soccer Club which, in 1968, was renamed the United Serbians SC. Under his on-the-ﬁ eld leadership, the United Serbians won numerous indoor and Wisconsin championships, including the Wisconsin Championship in 1973 and U.S. Serbian Federation Cham- pionships in 1972, 1973, and 1974. Bobby’s playing skills and leadership ability were key ingredients in the success all his teams achieved.

Bobby has remained active, as a youth coach and administrator with the United Ser- bians SC. He assisted the WCTC soccer program to winning the Wisconsin Junior Championships in 1973 and 1974 and he was selected to the All Conference Select Team. He sponsored the Wisconsin Hunter’s SC to promote the growth of soccer in Southeastern Wisconsin. Simo Sucevic, Coach Category

Simo Sucevic was born in Yugoslavia in 1940. Simo currently resides in Muskego, WI with his wife Elinor. He played youth and college soccer in Yugoslavia prior to coming to the United States. He started his America soccer career with the United Serbians in 1965. He played with the United Serbians until 1977 and was a defensive selection to the Wisconsin All-Star team numerous times.

Simo’s coaching career started in 1971 while still as player for the United Serbians he assumed the role of coach. As the United Serbian player/coach he lead the team to a Wisconsin Major Division and Wisconsin Challenge Cup championships. After retiring as a player in 1977, Simo continued coaching the United Serbians to many successful seasons and championships in the Wisconsin Challenge Cup and the Serbian National Federation Championship in 1979, involving teams from both the United States and Canada. In addition to his success as the United Serbians Major team coach, Simo has coached United Serbian youth teams, including U16, U19 and U23. He has also coached at Muskego High School and was the varsity soccer coach at Whitnoll High School from 1986 to 1994.

Craig B. Webb, Player Category

He currently resides in Fort Collins, CO with his wife Tracy and son Trevor and daughters Domonique and Collette. Craig was born in Scenectady, NY in 1959, but the family moved to Madison, WI in 1963. He began playing youth soccer in 1968 and was regularly selected to his age group’s All-Star Team and often selected the team’s MVP.

Craig played varsity soccer at Madison Memorial HS from 1973 to 1977 and was the team’s Captain and MVP. He was also playing adult club soccer with the Madison 56ers during this time. In 1975 and 1976 he was an All-Capital (All-Star) Region selection. Craig was recruited to play his collegiate soccer at UW-Milwaukee from 1977 to 1981, where he was selected Team Captain and MVP. While living in Milwaukee Craig played also played club soccer for the Milwaukee Bavarians from 1977 to 1981.

In 1981 Craig was drafted by the Chicago Horizon MISL team where he played until the team folded. He returned to Madison to accept the position of the UW Madison’s ﬁ rst Women’s Soccer Varsity Coach, there he returned to playing for the Madison 56ers until 1986.

At UW Madison, Craig’s UW Women’s team had a record of 44 wins, 15 losses and 2 ties. The UW Women went to the AIAW National Championship in 1981 and to the NCAA National Championship in 1985. Craig was selected the 1985 NCAA Regional Coach of the Year. SCHAFF FUNERAL SERVICE

Schaff honors those who have gone before to create excellence and teamwork. Officers and Managers of the Wisconsin State Soccer Football League - 1928

Lower row from left to right: John Loebel (Viennas) Jos. W. Kelly, Secretary and Treasurer of the League. F. Beleznay, president, Alfred E. Hall, Vice-president, Herman Schmiedel (Kohler), Leo Dietz,(Sheboygan). Upper row from left to right: Curt Sachs (Wacker I), Axel Simonsen (Racine Vikings II), Hugo Matz (Deutscher Sport Verein, (Milwaukee), Walter Sprotte (Wacker II.), Walter Koshen (Racine Vikings I.). John Campbel (Ke-Nash-a), A. C. Vanee (Simmons). Emil Klumm (Kenosha Deutscher Sport C.). Photo from unknown newspaper, 1928

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2011 Meritorious Awards

John McCue, Youth-Coulee District

John was born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1946 into a rough area. His Catholic parish worked very hard to mentor the kids and keep them out of a life of crime. The sports they were able to provide were baseball and soccer. Affl icted with a “lazy eye”, baseball was diffi cult for him, but John soon found his love for soccer, specifi cally as a goal keeper.

After returning from Vietnam, St. Louis provided many opportunities for John to play soccer. Because of his performance with The Shamrocks and Hanheide, he was asked by coach Don Dallas to play for the University of Missouri at St. Louis (UMSL). Later Joe Baum asked him to come up to Green Bay and play for UWGB.

Over the years John has played for numerous teams as goal keeper, which explains why he has had so much success as a goal keeper coach, and a coach in general. He has played a lot of soccer in his lifetime, but he still continues to be involved. He hopes to start an adult league in the Coulee Region.

Brian Kriese, Green Bay Referee

Brian began ofﬁ ciating at the age of 14 in 1979 and reached Grade 5 of the USSF in 1990. He became a college referee in 1986 and reached national level 2004-2009. He is also a WIAA Master grade referee for high schools. In all of his years of refereeing, he has done over 200 senior amateur center assignments, hundreds of youth and high school games, and many championship games. Brian has ofﬁ ciated for the USISL from 1989-2005, for the NPSL from 2006-2008, and for the NCAA Division 1 for 7 different leagues.

In addition to refereeing, Brian was captain of the Milwaukee Kickers’ major team from 1985- 1988, part of the Wisconsin U-19 Olympic Development Team, and US Soccer Youth Region II runners-up with the Milwaukee Brewers for U-12 and U-14.

Kevin Jahnke, Old Milwaukee Brewers Kevin started playing soccer in 1978 for the Waukesha Park and Recreation program. He continued to play until 2 years ago for Spring City SC, United States Navy, Patuxent River Naval Air Station Team, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Intramurals, Brewers Knights State League Team and Milwaukee Brewers.

While in the Navy, he started coaching in 1988 for Southern Maryland Soccer Club. Back in Milwaukee, he has coached the Milwaukee Brewers Men’s and Women’s major program from 1998 to 2008. He has also refereed the UWM Intramural League in 2008-2009.

He is a past president of Milwaukee Brewers, 1996-2008. He was the WASA Major Women Soccer League administrator from 1997-2004.

Kevin currently teaches at Sherman Park Lutheran School.

Palermo’s Pizza Palermo Pizza is a local business which specializes in manufacturing Pizza under its label and for many other companies. Palermo has helped many soccer programs within Wiscon- sin. They currently help sponsor the Major and First division teams USA Palermo. They have also helped sponsor many youth soccer programs including Journey House and Club Latino! Bob Milkovich, United Serbs

Bob was born in Yugoslavia in 1935 and educated in England where he lived for 14 years. He came to the USA in 1962 with $20 and a suit case. Married for 46 years to his wife June, he has two sons, Paul and Mark, daughter-in-law, Jenny, and two grandchildren, Maxwell and Julianna. Julianna is four and has started to play soccer; however, she must learn not to score for the op- posing team.

Bob was the ﬁ rst goalie for United Serbians. He was the Coporate Director of Public Relations and Special Events for Pabst Brewing Co. and was in a position to obtain corporate sponsorship for United Serbians Pabst for 11 years.

Bob is one of four original members of Summerfest which started in 1968 and is on the Board of Directors as an Honorary Member. He was in charge of the Pabst Showcase Stage at Summer- fest for 28 years.

Bob also received “Outstanding Citizen of the Year Award” for outstanding community service given to a foreign-born individual.

He was General Manager of Serb Hall for nine years.

Richard Rabiega, Polonia

Richard resides in Franklin, Wisconsin, with wife Anita and children Dianna and Daniel. With a partner, he has established an import/distribution company located in St. Francis.

He has been a lifelong member of the Polonia Sport Club (PSC), playing with Polonia from midgets to oldtimers, high school soccer at Milwaukee Trade and Technical High School. Rich- ard has served in various positions on PSC’s Board of Directors since the age of 18 and is currently the president.

Curently coaching PSC’s First Team, he has managed Polonia adult teams that won conference, reserve, and indoor championships. Richard began PSC’s girls’ and oldtimers’ programs. To assist Polonia, he became licensed as a youth coach, tournament director, referee assignor, and referee. He whistled games at the youth, reserve, and major levels. Over the years, he has co- chaired the Annual Polish/American/Canadian Soccer Tournament in Milwaukee four times.

Most recently, Richard has been involved in the WASA Under-23 league and the State Referee Committee.

Outside of soccer, Richard has been involved in the Boy Scouts of America, Polish folk dance, Polish choir, Milwaukee Public Access Television, Polish Fest Managing Committee, souvenir co-chairperson for 11 years.

2011 Mike Kabanica Memorial WSA Club Recognition Award

2010 Madison 56ers 2003 Verdi SC 2009 Milwaukee Kickers 2002 Milwaukee Sport Club Old Milwaukee 2008 Mequon United SC 2001 Polonia SC 2007 Madison 56ers 2000 Bavarian SC 2006 Club Latino SC 1999 United Serbian SC Brewers 2005 Racine Spartans SC 1998 Croatian Eagles 2004 Milwaukee Serbian SC 2010 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Dean Duerst Luka Gale David Hodgson Kris Kelderman Jim Launder Player Overall Player Player Coach Madison 56ers Croatian Eagles SC Bavarian SC & United Paper Valley & Milwaukee Kickers SC Serbian Sc Wauwatosa SC

Milwaukee Serbian Soccer Club

Wilfried Massek Paul Smith Boro Sucevic, Player Player Overall WC Rampage & Serbian Milwaukee Sport SC Racine Spartans SC Milwaukee 2009 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Dr. Christian Akiwowo Gerard Averill Michael Cox Marko Bosnjak Stefan Heffner Player Player Player Player Overall Milwaukee Kickers Madison 56ers SC Milwaukee Sport SC Serbian SC Milwaukee Racine SC

Stanisa Markovic Karen Toussaint Milan Misuta Coach Referee Administrator Player Racine Strikers Bavarian SC 2008 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Fritz Weiler David Scherer Nick Schimpf Miroslav Rokvic Dr. Rade Latinovich Player Player Overall Player Player Bavarian S.C. Milwaukee Sport S.C. Rampage, United Serbians S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee Milwaukee Sport S.C.

Joe Krzyzaniak Ian Davies Jimmy Banks Referee Player Player WSA Referee Unit Madison 56ers S.C. Bavarian S.C.

2011 WSA Hall of Fame Committee

Tommy Alioto (2007) Tony Ansems (1988) Fred Begale (2001) Charles Billings (2000) Michael Cox (2009) Ronald Holzhueter (1992) John Janasik (1998) Dmitar “Mich” Jovic (2003) Anton Kreidl (1999) Ljubisa Vasilic (1995) Richard Williams (1992) Domenico Zizzo (1994) 2007 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Tim Alioto Tom Alioto Ben Bavinck Mark LaPorte Peter Knezic Player Player/Coach Overall Player Player Bavarian S.C. Mequon S.C. Fox Valley Bombers Madison 56ers Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Dr. James Mullen Robert S. Newberry William Sandoval Player Referee Administrator Madison 56ers Madison Chargers Club Latino

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Annibale Cesarini Wolfgang Koch Dusan Kresovic Sirous Samy Vojkan (Wally) Popovic Player Player Player Overall Player Verdi S.C. Milwaukee Brewers S.C. United Serbian S.C. Milwaukee Kickers Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Emmeric Strigens Donald Wilson Thomas Zaiss Overall Administrator Coach Milwaukee Sport S.C. FMI Soccer Club Bavarian S.C. Custer High School Indians

Congratulations to: Mark Hagen, Charles Schultz Michael Schultz Custer Indians High School Soccer Team, and the other Milwaukee Public Soccer All Star, 1971 1st MPS and Wisconsin Public High School Soccer Champions (1971) - Custer 2011 HOF Inductees High School - Madison Park - Field # 2 - Custer High School Recieved First “Gene Edwards Cup”

Front Row (left to right): Charlie Schultz, Peter Leinbeck, Mark Hagen, Richard and Karen Dennis Pippin, Glen Ward (HOF 1998), Tom Peters Back Row (left to right): Dave Pfalz, Didier Babits, Steve Hagen, Mike Ishihara, Williams Bruno Babits, Gerald Dandy, John Walters

Coach Richard Williams (HOF 1992) - Not pictured - he took the picture!

2005 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Amadou Diagne Donald Lord Richard Kilps Hayden Knight Milorad Grozdanic Player Player Coach/Player Player/Coach Player Madison 56ers Milwaukee Brewers S.C. Polonia S.C. Bavarian S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Jim Patterson Edwin Rack Peter Saemann Referee Administrator Player Coach WSA Referee Unit Milwaukee Sport S.C. Bavarian S.C. 2004 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Mary Clarksen Michael Zawada Heinz Eder Heinz Kiefer Milorad “Mitch” Pavlovic Administrator Administartor Referee Player Player WYSA WSA WSA Referee Unit Bavarian S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Joseph Ludan Tony Davis Stanimir “Stanko” Nedic Overall Player Player Hungarian Tigers Madison 56ers, Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee Bavarian S.C.

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Franz Strigenz Dmitar Jovic Attila Meszaros Jeff Roberts Milan “Srba” Bujic Player Referee Player Player Player Bavarian S.C. WSA Referee Unit Hungarian Tigers, Madison 56ers Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee Milwaukee Sport S.C.

Debra Treichel-Duerst Hans Werner Kenneth Voigt Player Player Administrator Madison 56ers Oshkosh S.C. WYSA, Brookﬁ eld S.C.

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Milan and Mira Stojsavljevic WSA Presidents 1914-1916 Dr. Frew Congratulations to 1917-1918 A.E. Hall 1919-1921 James Allen the Inductees of the 1922-1923 H. Hurley 1924-1926 Frank Beeznay 2011 Hall of Fame! 1927-1928 Herman Schreimel 1929-1934 Judge John C. Karel 1935-1936 Otto Reiss 1937-1947 George Weiler 1948-1950 Richard Fallk 1951-1953 Judge Robert Cannon 1954-1959 Joe Moosmueller Dr. Milos Tomich 1960-1969 Gene Edwards 1970-1971 John Zussman Podiatrist - Foot Surgeon 1972-1996 Mike Kabanica 1997-1998 Dan Nelson 7120 West North Avenue 1999-2000 Richard Williams Wauwatosa, WI 53213 2001-2002 Paul Smith Phone: 414.475.9095 2003- John Janasik

2002 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Hans Hubmann Gerd Voelker Joseph Orr Will Peters Egon Muelder Overall Player Player Administrator Player Racine S.C. Milwaukee Brewers S.C. Bavarian S.C. WSA Referee Unit Milwaukee Brewers S.C.

Robert Spielmann Alexander Schulko Milan Sulejic Player/Coach Player Player Bavarian S.C. Milwaukee Sport S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee   

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2001 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Fred Begale Mario Ferrise Karl Friedrich Tony Kreidl, Jr. Lorenz Mollgaard Player/Coach Referee Player Player Player Milwaukee Sport S.C. Verdi S.C. Racine S.C. Bavarian S.C. Milwaukee Brewers S.C.

Frank Schuler Klaus Kroner Nenad Timarac Player/Coach Overall Player Madison S.C. Central Wisconsin Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee 2000 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Charles Billings James Gibson Paul Kaponya Rudy Weber Josef Scherer Overall Player Player Overall Player WSA, Madison 56ers Racine S.C. Hungarian Tigers WSA Milwaukee Sport S.C.

Hans Mueller Herb Schweinert Peter Koek Overall Player Player Milwaukee Kickers Bavarian S.C. Milwaukee Brewers S.C.

Milwaukee Metro Referee Unit

Congratulates Inductee David Harris Hall of Fame, Brian Kriese Meritorious Award & Other 2011 Inductees

Dmitar Jovic - President Doug Haag - Vice President Ron Auer - Secretary/Treasurer

www.milwaukeemetrorefereeunit.org The Wisconsin Youth Soccer Association

Congratulates all of the inductees to the Wisconsin Soccer Hall of Fame.

Thank you to the entire Class of 2011 for all you have done and accomplished for the Sport. 1999 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Golen Ami Amini Guenter H. Breede Anton Kreidl Stanley Kaczmarek Ian A. Huxley Coach Player Overall Player/Coach Referee Spring City S.C. Bavarian S.C. Bavarian S.C. Polonia S.C. WSA, Paper Valley S.C.

Zach Papanikolaou Zvonko Vujic Enrique Barbosa Perches Player/Coach Player Player Milwaukee Kickers Croation Eagles Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

1998 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Glen Ward John Janasik Bruno Kriese Andrew Krupa Milan Vidakovich Player Administrator Overall Player Player/Coach Bavarian S.C. WYSA, Polonia S.C. Milwaukee Brewers S.C. Milwaukee Brewers S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Milan Stojsavljevic John Spielmann Fred Werner Leslie Cseter Player Player Overall Player United Serbians Bavarian S.C. Fox Valley Bombers, Hungarian Tigers, Racine S.C. Oshkosh S.C 1997 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Stephen Bartolic John Bisswurm Joseph Dentice Victor Flegel Tunji Akiwowo Overall Overall Overall Player Player/Coach Croation Eagles Bavarian S.C. Verdi S.C. Waukesha Continentals Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

George Foszpanczyk Dan Harris Frank Hazi Jim Nash Adam Notheis Player Coach Overall Player/Coach Player Polonia S.C. Milwaukee Kickers Milwaukee Sport S.C. Paper Valley S.C. Milwaukee Sport S.C.

1996 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Nick D’Amato John Jesmok Harry Kelderman Siegfried Radtke Zdravko Ropac Overall Player Player/Coach Overall Player Verdi S.C. Falk Fox Valley Bombers WSA Referee Unit Croation Eagles

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The Wisconsin Soccer Association supports TOPSoccer

TOPSoccer (the Outreach Program for Soccer) is a community based soccer program Gary Zindler working with children aged 4-19 years with physical and / or mental disabilities. The Overall program is geared toward player development rather than to competition. Athletes are WYSA, Spring City S.C. placed on teams according to ability NOT by age. This program is a strictly volunteer program and many people who do not have children in the program volunteer time to help the children. To ﬁ nd out more, go to: www.wisconsinsoccer.org.

1995 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Carlos Alvarez Guenther Heinrich Udo Hild Emmerich Mueller Reinier “Dutch” Kemeling Player Player/Coach Player Referee Player/Coach Polonia S.C. Bavarian S.C. Racine S.C. WSA Referee Unit Racine S.C.

Boris Kuzmanovic Ljubisa Vasilic Tomislav “Toma” Tomasevic Player Player/Coach Player Croation Eagles Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

“Heh, where are your shin guards....” 1980s, Milwaukee Sport Club versus Bavarian - Dave Scherer (HOF 2008), far left, Mark Hagen (HOF 2011), heading the ball, and Ian Favill, far right observing the play. 1975 Major Division Champs Don’t you think these players need haircuts?

1994 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Tom Vicini Viktor Zorc Guenther Maurer Alex Toth Arlyn Clarksen Overall Player Player Coach Administrator Verdi S.C. Croation Eagles Bavarian S.C. Hungarian Tigers WYSA, Spring City S.C.

Domenico Zizzo Milan Djakovich Player/Referee Player Verdi S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee WSA Referee Unit United Serbian Youth Soccer

Congratulations to the 2011 Wisconsin Soccer As- sociation Hall of Fame inductees. It is an honor well deserved to your commitment and dedication to the beautiful game of soccer.

Congratulations to: Vojislav Tubic - Hall of Fame Simo Sucevic- Hall of Fame Bob Milkovich - Meritorious Award Your friends at the United Serbian Youth Soccer Club

www.usysc.com 1993 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

C. Brian Dandy Laura Moynihan Dan Nelson Zdravko Novak Dieter Schwartz Referee/Administrator Coach Overall Player Player WSA Referee Unit Milwaukee Kickers WSA Croation Eagles Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Wisconsin USASA Hall of Fame Inductees

John Bocwinski - 2007 Gene Edwards - 2006 Mike Kabanica - 2006 Robert Gansler- 2006 Richard Williams - 2006 Stan Szmidt Walter Ziaja Michael Wuertz - 2006 Player Player Polonia S.C. Bavarian S.C.

1992 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Bruno Burkle Erich Polack Ron Holzhueter Richard Williams Ivo Lusic Player/Coach Player Coach Overall Player/Coach Bavarian S.C. Duetsche S.C. Madison 56ers WSA Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Stanley Stadler, Sr. Ted Wedemeyer, Jr. Dusan Gajevic Player/Coach Administrator Player Polonia S.C. WSA, Milwaukee Kickers Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee 1991 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Guenther Behre Mario Carini Frank Geibl Ivo Jugovic Jerry Panek Player/Coach Player Player/Coach Player/Coach Player/Coach Bavarian S.C. Verdi S.C. Milwaukee Sport S.C. Croation Eagles Polonia S.C.

Willi Wessels Ivan Pavlovic Player/Coach Referee Bavarian S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

1990 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Steve Botic Joe Orr Jim Gondi Graham Perrett Petar “Pete” Tomasevic Player Player Player Overall Player Falk Milwaukee Brewers S.C. Falk, Hungarian Tigers WSA, Blackhawks Serbian S.C. Milwaukee

Otto Schulze Richard Schweinert Lew Dray Player Player Player Bavarian S.C. Bavarian S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee The Brass Key Restaurant, Lounge & Banquet Facility Congratulations to the

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1989 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

John Adema Elmer Ehlers Klaus Feller Karl Krehl Hermann Rostek Player/Coach Administrator Overall Player Administrator Fox Valley Bombers WSA, USSF Madison 56ers Bavarian S.C. WSA Referee Unit

Louis Stark Horst Stemke Gebhard Windbiel Aldo Santaga Player Player/Coach Player/Coach Player/Coach Hungarian Tigers Green Bay Kickers Bavarian S.C. Croation Eagles Marko Misha Bobbi

If you are in the market for a used car, truck, van or any other kind of vehicle, PLEASE contact or see Vojislav (Bobbi) Tubic. He has been in the car business for over 35 years. He has had his own business for over 30 years at the same location. He will give you a fair and honest deal and service. He will help you locate or ﬁ nd any car from Rolls Royce to Yugo. OVERSEAS We are able to ship, deliver and buy autos overseas (Europe). Responsibly, efﬁ ciently & fast for a pre arranged fee.

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1988 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Tony Ansems Al Hospel Peter Litjens Alex Nikolic Tonny Franjic Overall Player Player/Coach Overall Player WSA, Paper Valley S.C. Bavarian S.C. Fox Valley Bombers Milwaukee Kickers WSA, Croation Eagles

Charles Papp Mike Wuertz John Stier Player Overall Player Hungarian Tigers WSA Referee Unit Falk, Hungarian Tigers 1987 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

John Bocwinski Fred Kezele Robert Gansler Julius Horvath Peter Bostenescu Player Player Player/Coach Player Player/Coach Polonia S.C. Croatian Eagles USSF, Bavarian S.C. Croation Eagles Milwaukee Sport S.C.

Cornelius Noordover Ade Van Geffen Moritz Zimmerman Jovan “Joca” Bratkovich Player/Referee Coach/Referee Administrator Overall Sheboygan S.C. WSA, Paper Valley S.C. Racine S.C. Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Bavarian Junior Champs 1972 & 1974 There are 5 Hall of Famers in this picture. Can you ﬁ nd who they are? Congratulations Class of 2011!

Congratulations to: Vojislav Tubic - Hall of Fame Simo Sucevic - Hall of Fame Bob Milkovich - Meritorious Award UNITED SERBIAN SOCCER CLUB 3240 South 53rd Street Milwaukee, WI 53219 1986 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Gene Edwards Ferdinand Goetze John Joachimchyk Walter Habel Henry Koller Overall Player Referee Player Player WSA, USSF, Falk Wacher S.C. Polonia S.C. Bavarian S.C. Milwaukee Brewers S.C.

William Reddan John Reega Frank Trimmel Henry Wawrzyniak Mirko “Mike” Kabanica Player/Coach Player Player Administrator Overall Madison 56ers Falk, Hungarian Tigers Bavarian S.C. WSA, Polonia S.C. WSA, Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee 1985 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Peter Becker Leo Gabrich George Panich Steve Reega Paul Rechnitzer Player Overall Player Player/Administrator Overall Milwaukee Sport S.C. WSA Falk, Croatian Eagles Falk, Hungarian Tigers Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

Joe Poeschl Geza Beringer John Petek Louis De La Pasqua Overall Referee Player/Referee Administrator Bavarian S.C. Hungarian Tigers Falk, Croatian Eagles WSA 1984 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Peter Murphy Frank Scheerenberger Frank Markus Stan Kezele Walter Karsten Baade Administrator Player Overall Player Player WSA Milwaukee Brewers S.C. WSA, Hungarian Tigers Croation Eagles Milwaukee Brewers S.C.

George Bauer Bill Reega John Zussman Milos Rankovic Player Player Administrator Player Bavarian S.C. Falk, Hungarian Tigers WSA Serbian S.C. of Milwaukee

1977 HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Norman Blaeske Albert Fuellengraben John Hartenberger Henry Karcher, Sr. Charles Kezele Player Player Player Player Player/Coach Falk, Brewers S.C. Vienna S.C./ Bavarian S.C. Vienna S.C./ Croation Eagles Sheboygan Soccer Club Sport Verein S.C.

Joseph Moosmueller Erich W. Mueller Walter T. Schroeder George Weiler, Sr. Hannes Kondziela Overall Player Player Player Player WSA Vienna S.C. Falk WSA, Hungarian Tigers Deutscher S.C. WSA Hall of Fame Ring

The Wisconsin Soccer Association is proud to present the New Custom designed Hall of Fame ring!

This ring is manufactured in 10K Yellow Gold which features the W.S.A. logo as well as the USSF seal in the shanks of the ring. The slightly domed soccer ball on the top of the ring makes it unique and a “trophy” you will be proud to wear. Please contact us at the Wisconsin Soccer Association for price and delivery information. WSA & WASA Pins

WSA & WASA pins are available for a $5 donation!

Wisconsin Soccer Association Website If you would like to see the information online, please go to the Wisconsin Soccer Association’s new website at: www. wisconsinsoccer.org or go to the Wisconsin Adult Soccer Association’s website at: www.wisoocer.org under the HOF tab.

Looking for HOF & Historical Photos… This past year, the Wisconsin Soccer Association Hall of Fame committee under Tony Ansems, Chairperson, and Ljubisa Vasilic leadership have several found new original photos to replace ones that have been lost. We are still looking for several photos. If you don’t like the quality in this book and have access to one of the photos missing, please let us know. We can scan the photo and return it to you after we take a high quality scan.

If you have old team photos, player photos or games photos and you need a home for them, please let us know!

Contact us at: [email protected], call us at 414-545-7227, or write us at 10708 W. Hayes Avenue, West Allis, WI 53227. WSA Hall of Fame Recommendation Form

Candidate’s Personal Information

Name of Candidate: ______

Birth Date: ______Birth Place: ______

Address: ______

City: ______State: _____ Zip: ______

Telephone: ______Email: ______

Sex: M F Marital Status: ______Spouse’s Name: ______

Children/Grandchildren: ______

Candidate’s Experience Please complete all areas that apply to the individual and include clubs, select teams, college and high school experiences, honors or titles, coaching licenses, and levels of referee or administration such as League, State or National. You may continue listing information on a separate sheet of paper if needed.

Playing Experience: ______

Coaching Experience: ______

Refereeing Experience: ______

Administrative Experience: ______

Please provide this information so the Hall of Fame committee may contact someone if additional information is needed on a candidate.

Recommended by: ______Organization: ______

Address: ______

City: ______State: _____ Zip: ______

Telephone: ______Email: ______

Return completed form to: Wisconsin Soccer Association, 10708 W. Hayes Avenue, West Allis, WI 53227 HOF Inductees are chosen by the WSA HOF Commitee For additional information contact the WSA at 414-545-7227 5# or go to the website at www.wisconsinsoccer.org WISCONSIN SOCCER ASSOCIATION, INC. 10708 W. Hayes Avenue West Allis, WI 53227 414-545-7227 Fax 414-545-7249 Affiliated with the United States Soccer Federation

Hall of Fame Qualifications & Rules for Inductions of Candidates

The Wisconsin Soccer Association, Inc., has established four categories under which members may be inducted in the W.S.A. Hall of Fame. The categories are:  P layers  R eferees  C oaches  A dministrators

NOTE: While persons may not qualify in any one category, their efforts in a combination of two or more categories may make them a viable candidate.

Qualifications for each category and general rules to determine eligibility are as follows:

WSA PLAYERS: To be considered, players must have at least gained prominence in WSA competition. The player most likely to be selected is apt to have experience on the USSF, Regional or National level. Prominent players who went on to serve as referees, coaches, and /or administrators may perceive priority consideration. Active players will not be considered. (Note: participation in “Old Timers” or other non-WSA recreational play does not constitute “Active Play”.)

WSA REFEREES: Referees must have at least a considerable service record as a WSF/USSF State Referee. Candidates most likely to be selected are apt to hold National and/or FIFA licenses and have functioned on those levels. Former WSA players who went on to serve as referees on the levels noted above may receive priority consideration. WSA referees who may or may not have been WSA players and who went on to serve as WSA coaches, and/or administrators may also receive priority consideration, provided the above conditions are met. Referees who are still active in the WSA will not be considered in the referee category, however they may be candidates in other categories.

WSA COACHES: Consideration for induction may be given to coaches who have for a considerable time, functioned on either the WSA Youth or Adult level or both. Candidates most likely to be selected are apt to have served on a State, Regional and/or National level. High school and/or college coaches may receive consideration provided that their services have been extended to benefit the Wisconsin Soccer Association and the USSF. Coaches who become WSA referees, Regional, State or National administrators may receive priority considerations, provided the above conditions are met. Coaches who are still active may be considered. WISCONSIN SOCCER ASSOCIATION, INC. 10708 W. Hayes Avenue West Allis, WI 53227 414-545-7227 Fax 414-545-7249 Affiliated with the United States Soccer Federation

WSA ADMINISTRATORS: To be considered as a candidate for induction, administrators must be functioning, or have functioned on the WSA State, Regional or National level. The length of service in these positions must be 7 to 10 years. Club administrators, who meet none of the other qualifications stated in these guidelines, should NOT be considered viable candidates. WSA players, referees and/or coaches who went on to become administrators, may receive priority consideration provided the conditions noted above are met.

GENERAL RULES: 1. C andidates must be past or present members of the WSA and may be selected from the Youth or Adult Divisions.

2. Ten is the maximum number of inductees per year and there is no minimum number.

3. I nductees need to submit a 5 x 7 photograph.

4. The Hall of Fame committee will select nominees from candidates whose names were submitted to the committee and who meet the required qualifications.

5. C lubs or individuals may submit candidates for the Hall of Fame.

6. I nductees will be selected from the nominations received, based on the information provided by the nominators. Additional information may be requested if needed.

7. The Hall of Fame Committee will consist of seven members, one of which will function as Chairman.

8. A quorum will consist of five or more members, present at a previously scheduled meeting.

9. The Chairman and members of the Hall of Fame Committee will be appointed by the WS President and may include Youth and Adult Division members.

10. It is the responsibility of the Hall of Fame Committee to annually schedule and organize a Hall of Fame Banquet and the induction of new members.

11. The Hall of Fame Committee will encourage the maintenance and growth of the Hall of Fame Members Club.

(Approved 6-21-1986) WSA Meritorious Award Recommendation Form

Candidate’s Personal Information

Name of Candidate: ______

Birth Date: ______Birth Place: ______

Address: ______

City: ______State: _____ Zip: ______

Telephone: ______Email: ______

Sex: M F Marital Status: ______Spouse’s Name: ______

Children/Grandchildren: ______

Playing Experience: ______

Coaching Experience: ______

Refereeing Experience: ______

Administrative Experience: ______

Please provide this information so the Hall of Fame committee may contact someone if additional information is needed on a candidate.

Recommended by: ______Organization: ______

Address: ______

City: ______State: _____ Zip: ______

Telephone: ______Email: ______

Return completed form to: Wisconsin Soccer Association, 10708 W. Hayes Avenue, West Allis, WI 53227 Meritorious Award Winners are chosen by the WSA Ofﬁ cers For additional information contact the WSA at 414-545-7227 5# or go to the website at www.wisconsinsoccer.org 1977: 1984: 1985: 1986: 1987: Norman Blaeske* Walter Karsten Baade* Peter Becker* Gene Edwards*# John Bocwinski# Albert Fuellengraben* George Bauer* Geza Beringer* Ferdinand Goetz* Peter Bostenescu John Hartenberger* Stan Kezele* Louis DeLa Pasqua* Walter Habel* Jovan “Joca” Bratkovich* Henry Karcher, Sr* Frank Markus* Leo Gabrich* John Joachimczyk* Robert Gansler#% Charles Kezele* Peter Murphy* George Panich* Mirko “Mike” Kabanica*# Julius Horvath* Hannes Kondziela* Milos Rankovic* John Petek* Henry Koller* Fred Kezele* Joseph Moosmueller* Bill Reega* Joe Poeschl* William Reddan Cornelius Noordover Erich W. Mueller* Frank Scheerenberger* Paul Rechnitzer* John Reega* Ade Van Geffen* Walter T. Schroeder* John Zussman* Steve Reega* Frank Trimmel* Moritz Zimmermann* George Weiler, Sr* Henry Wawrzyniak* 1988: 1989: 1990: 1991: 1992: Tony Ansems John Adema Steve Botic* Guenther Behre Bruno Burkle Tonny Franjic* Elmer Ehlers* Lew Dray Mario Carini Dusan Gajevic* Al Hospel Klaus Feller* Jim Gondi* Frank Geibl Ron Holzhueter Peter Litjens* Karl Krehl* Joe Orr* Ivo Jugovic Ivo Lusic* Alex Nikolic Hermann Rostek* Graham Perrett* Jerry Panek Erich Polack* Charley Papp* Aldo Santaga Otto Schulze* Ivan Pavlovic Stanley Stadler, Sr John Stier* Louis Stark* Richard Schweinert Willi Wessels Ted Wedemeyer, Jr* Mike Wuertz# Horst Stemke Petar “Pete” Tomasevic Richard Williams# Gebhard Windbiel 1993: 1994: 1995: 1996: 1997: C. Brian Dandy Arlyn Clarksen Carlos Alvarez Nick D’Amato* Tunji Akiwowo Laura Moynihan* Milan Djakovich Guenther Heinrich* John Jesmok* Stephen Bartolic* Dan Nelson Guenther Maurer Udo Hild Harry Kelderman John Bisswurm Zdravko Novak Alex Toth* Reinier “Dutch” Kemeling Sigfried Radtke Joseph Dentice Dieter Schwartz Tom Vicini* Boris Kuzmanovic Zdravko Ropac Victor Flegel Stan Schmidt Domenico Zizzo Emmerich Mueller Gary Zindler George Foszpanczyk Walter Ziaja Viktor Zorc Tomislav “Toma” Tomasevic Dan Harris Ljubisa Vasilic Frank Hazi Jim Nash Adam Notheis* 1998: 1999: 2000: 2001: 2002: Leslie Cseter Golen Ami Amini* Charles Billings Fred Begale Hans Hubmann* John Janasik Enrique Barbosa James Gibson Mario Ferrise Egon Muelder Bruno Kriese Perches Paul Kaponya* Karl Friedrich Joseph Orr Andrew Krupa* Guenther Breede* Peter Koek Tony Kreidl, Jr* Will Peters John Spielman Ian Huxley* Hans Mueller Klaus Kroner Alexander Schulko Milan Stojsavljevic Stanley Kaczmarek Josef Scherer Lorenz Mollgaard Robert Spielman Milan Vidakovich Anton Kreidl Herb Schweinert Frank Schuler* Milan Sulejic Glen Ward Zach Papanikolaou Rudy Weber* Nenad Timarac Gerd Voelker Fred Werner Zvonko Vujic

2003: 2004: 2005: 2006: 2007: Milan “Srba” Bujic Mary Clarksen Amadou Diagne Annibale Cesarini Tim Alioto Debra Treichel-Duerst Heinz Eder Milorad Grozdanic Wolfgang Koch Tom Alioto Dmitar Jovic Joseph Ludan Richard Kilps Dusan Kresovic Ben Bavinck Attila Meszaros Milorad “Mitch” Pavlovic Hayden Knight Vojkan (Wally) Popovic Peter Knezic Jeff Roberts Tony Davis Donald Lord Sirous Samy Mark LaPorte Franz Strigenz Heinz Kiefer* Jim Patterson Emmeric Strigens Dr. James Mullen Kenneth Voigt Stanimir “Stanko” Nedic* Edwin Rack Donald Wilson Robert S. Newberry Hans Werner* Michael Zawada Peter Saemann Thomas Zaiss William Sandoval

2008: 2009: 2010: Jimmy Banks Dr. Christian Akiwowo Dean Duerst Ian Davies Gerard Averill Luka Gale Joe Krzyzaniak Michael Cox David Hodgson 1977-2011 Rade Latinovich Marko Bosnjak Kris Kelderman Miroslav Rokvic Stefan Heffner Jim Launder 238 Inductees Nick Schimpf Stanisa Markovic Wilfried Massek David Scherer Karen Toussaint Paul Smith * Deceased Fritz Weiler Milan Misuta Boro Sucevic # Inducted into the USASA Hall of Fame % Inducted into USSF Hall of Fame Congratulations To All The 2011 Inductees!