The Middletown Hall of Fame recognizes athletes, coaches, and other outstanding individuals who have made significant contributions to Middletown’s Athletic program. Athletes become eligible for the Hall of Fame seven years after graduating from Middletown, while coaches, administrators, volunteers, and other individuals may become eligible after retirement from coaching or after their involvement with the school ends. The selection and induction into Middletown’s Hall of Fame shall be limited to five individuals each year after the inaugural class.
Nominees must have made an outstanding contribution to their sport while attending Middletown. This may include recognition via accolades from our respective division, conference, district or all-state honors, school record holder, and other notable honors. Also, post high school accomplishments including collegiate, professional, national or international, and any extraordinary circumstances will be considered. Nominees must exemplify outstanding qualities of character and sportsmanship while respecting Middletown and also throughout the years following graduation. Nominees should serve as a positive role model, worthy of being emulated by students, both current and in the future. In the event that an individual becomes unworthy of this honor, they can be removed from the Hall of Fame.
MIDDLETOWN ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE:
- John Wilsbach, Chairman
- Earl W. Bright IV, MAHS Alumni Association Executive Board Member
- Lee Bloes
- Larry Etter
- Owen Hannah
- Brian Keyser
- Steve Leedy
- Elaine (Brown) Nester