Delco Hall of Fame Nomination

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Criteria for consideration are as follows:
• Born in Delaware County
• Resident of Delaware County during athletic career
• Participated, excelled in athletics in Delaware County

If there is someone who warrants consideration, please complete the form as thoroughly as possible.

DELCO Athletes Hall of Fame
11 S. New Middletown Rd.
Media, PA 19063
Nominations@delcohalloffame.org

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Name of Athlete Being Nominated *

Sport or Category *

Name of Person Nominating *

Email Address of Nominator *

Mailing Address of Nominator *

Phone Number of Nominator *

Nominee’s Address *

Nominee’s Phone Number *

Nominee’s Email *

List Schools Attended and Years of Participation *

List High School Accomplishments**Please write N/A if not applicable** *

List College Accomplishments**Please write N/A if not applicable** *

List Post Academic/Semi-Professional/Professional Accomplishments **Please write N/A if not applicable** *

Please provide a narrative for the athlete you are nominating. Narratives should be between 250-350 words and highlight the accomplishments that make the person you are nominating deserving. Example: An Interboro High player and Temple University graduate, he was an assistant coach at St. Joseph's Prep, Malvern Prep and Delaware County Community College before spending a year as interim head coach at Swarthmore College, which had its best record in decades. In his one season as girls varsity coach at Ridley High, his team won 20 games and took the Central League title. After spending four more years at Conestoga and one year at Ridley, he was boys varsity coach at Ridley for 13 seasons, winning seven Central League championships, including six in a row. Two of his teams were undefeated in league play and put together a 34-game unbeaten streak against Central League opponents. Three of his teams qualified for the PIAA Tournament. He won 240 games at Ridley and 317 in his coaching career, before resigning to care for his father, John, former equipment manager at Temple and coach of Ridley Township A.A.'s teams that dominated suburban and Philadelphia leagues in the 1960s. *

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