Lou Brooks
Brooks had a busy amateur boxing career, winning nearly 100 bouts in three years, 80 by knockout, three in one
Brooks had a busy amateur boxing career, winning nearly 100 bouts in three years, 80 by knockout, three in one
Crawford was an outstanding wrestler and coach. As a wrestler he won the National AAU Light-heavy weight title three years
Crimian had a 16 year pitching career including four years in the major leagues with the St. Louis Cardinals, Kansas
University of Delaware’s ‘Believe It or Not” halfback Doherty was featured by Ripley for gaining 220 yards on only 6
A local legend as a sandlot pitcher, he later played in the minor leagues. In 1919, at the age of
Jim entered the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame as Delaware’s sixth home grown All-American. A center at the University of
An amazing athlete, Williard won the Kennett Square Country Club senior golf title for the 20th straight year the week
A co-captain of the Salesianum basketball team, Kevin was an All-State end on the school’s football team. He was an
An ace harness driver, Tic won 1,755 races and $4.7 million in purses in a 25-year career cut short by
A proud Wilmingtonian and baseball enthusiast, Bus Zebley (as he wished to be called) decided early in life that he
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.