Bill Gerow
He was Delaware’s “fastest human” in track in 1936, and was undefeated at 440 and 880 yards, seven straight seasons
He was Delaware’s “fastest human” in track in 1936, and was undefeated at 440 and 880 yards, seven straight seasons
An excellent diver, Steve started winning in 1956 when he won the first of seven consecutive Mid-Atlantic age group championships
Lou was abasketball official for 32 years–at every level from the Recreation Leagues to the NBA. In the NCAA, Moser
A halfback and miler at Howard High School, Redden also played at Arkansas A & M and was an All-Marine
This Wilmington restaurateur consorted a distinguished career as an amateur senior golfer, topped by his winning the International Seniors in
After excelling on Archmere Academy football teams that lost only two games in three seasons–twice making All-State–Herb went on to
Al trained and fought out of the Keystone Club on East Fourth Street and was Delaware State Bantamweight Champ. He
Not many people get inducted into three Halls of Fame in the same year but Randy did. He was inducted
Anderson was twice Delaware State scoring champion while at McKean High School in the early 1970’s. He went on to
Every inductee into the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame since our inaugural year in 1976 is represented on our website. Honoring the athletic excellence of these men and women is an integral part of Delaware sports history.
From our annual Delaware Sports Hall of Fame induction gala in May, celebrations of Black History Month and Women in Sports Month, as well as individual sports highlights, there is something for every sports fan.
A visit to the museum will take you back over 100 years of sports in Delaware, from the Lenni Lenape Indians right up to today. Experience memorabilia, artifacts, and the stories of Delaware legends.