USTA Pacific Northwest Hall of Fame nominations
The USTA Pacific Northwest Hall of Fame Committee would like to thank all of you who nominate individuals for induction into the Hall of Fame. It is difficult for us to respond to all of you who have submitted nominations, however we assure you that your nominations will be considered if they have been submitted to us in writing.
Please keep in mind that those who are selected for the USTA Pacific Northwest Hall of Fame represent a highly selective group. Members must exhibit exemplary performance, a significant impact to tennis over a period of time and/or be recognized for the quality of its uniqueness.
The deadline for submitting nominations for the 2013 class of inductees is April 1, 2013. The USTA/PNW Hall of Fame Committee also will always accept nominations for future consideration. Please click here to view and print the official nomination form (we will post a new form ASAP - please use the 2012 form until then).
Send your nominations to one of following:
Mailing:
USTA/PNW Hall of Fame Selection Committee
4840 SW Western Ave, Suite 300
Beaverton, OR 97005
Email:
info@pnw.usta.com
Candidates may be nominated in the following two categories:
PLAYER CATEGORY: Players will be chosen based on their record of outstanding competitive achievements with consideration given to sportsmanship and character. Nominees must be at least 35 years of age.
NON-PLAYER CATEGORY: This category honors individuals (volunteers, writers, umpires, coaches and others) who have made outstanding contributions to the USTA . Nominees must be at least 40 years of age.
In addition to submitting the information requested on the official nomination form, please include a list of the nominee's achievements on a separate page:
1. Special honors of recognition.
2. Evidence of recognition by peers (letters or statements).
3. Residency during player's Pacific Northwest career (please list the dates when the player was active in the ).
Please click here to read more about Trish Bostrom, Frank Inn and the late Wayne Sabin, the Hall of Fame inductees for 2009. Please click here to view biographies of past inductees.