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History and Overview
Established by the Lenoir-Rhyne Board of Trustees in 1976, the Sports Hall of Fame is designed to recognize and perpetuate the noteworthy athletic tradition of Lenoir-Rhyne by honoring and memorializing individuals who have made extraordinary contributions to the tradition.

The Hall operates under the authority of the Board of Trustees, according to a set of guidelines established by that group. Hall of Famers must not have represented Lenoir-Rhyne as student-athletes for 10 years immediately preceding the date of their induction and cannot be full-time members of the LR staff at the time of their induction. Each year, a special Hall of Fame induction ceremony is held highlighting the careers of each of the inductees.

NOMINATIONS ARE DUE BY APRIL 1.

Nominees will be considered only if accompanied with supporting materials (awards, highlights, statistics, etc.).

Click here for the nomination form (online).
Click here to print nomination form and mail.

Lenoir-Rhyne Sports Hall Of Fame Class Of 2023

Tommy Deal (pictured), Fred Goldsmith, Rex Harrison, Elizabeth Hawes, Larry Lentz, Roger Maxey, Kat Rivers, Marcus Shuford and the 1960 NAIA National Championship Football Team (team of distinction)

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