The Virgnia Sports Hall of Fame was designed to pay tribute to anyone who has made a lasting contribution to the cause of sports in Virginia, the nation, and the world through outstanding achievement or service. This includes athletes, coaches, administrators, and other contributors to the game.
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The Class of 2008
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John Hilton
As a Pittsburgh Steeler, Hilton set a record for receptions by a tight end (46) that stood for 25 years. (Read More)
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Ricky Hunley
Hunley played in the NFL for seven seasons. He was a starter for the Denver Broncos in Super Bowls XXI and XXII. (Read More)
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Betty Jaynes
Jaynes is best known for her contributions as an administrator. She founded the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association, where she was both Executive Director and CEO over her 19-year tenure. (Read More)
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Jerome Kersey
Kersey was raised in Clarksville, and attended Longwood College (now Longwood University), where he was a record-setting basketball forward and two-time Division II All-American. (Read More)
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Kelli James Precourt
James led the Monarchs to three NCAA national championships (1988-90-92). She was a two-time All-American, and was also given the coveted Honda-Broderick Award in 1992, which honors the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year. (Read More)
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Bob Rathbun
MEDIA INDUCTEE: Rathburn is currently in his 12th season as the play-by-play voice of the Atlanta Hawks on FSN South, and also announces college games on FSN and the ACC/Raycom network. (Read More)
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Dawn Staley
Staley has played in the WNBA since 1999, making five All-Star Game appearances and earning her way onto the WNBA All-Decade team. (Read More)
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