
22nd Annual Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame
Tuesday, October 25 | Broadmoor World Arena
The Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2022 will be formally inducted and honored on October 25, at The Broadmoor World Arena. The 22nd annual banquet and induction ceremony is presented by the Colorado Springs Sports Corporation and sponsored by The Gazette and ANB Bank. The Class of 2022 will be inducted during a gala evening beginning with a reception at 5:00 PM and dinner at 7:00 PM. Also on the menu is the popular sports silent auction, a feature of the event since its inaugural year in 2000.
Ticket Prices
Individual Ticket: $200
Table (seats 10): $2,000

Nomination Forms
Silent Auction
Silent Auction inquiries can be directed to Travis at travis@thesportscorp.org.
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The Colorado Springs Sports Hall of Fame was established in 2000 by the Colorado Springs Sports Corporation. The Hall of Fame is dedicated to honoring athletes, teams, coaches, sports administrators or contributors that have brought significant recognition and distinction to the city and region through their success, leadership and notable achievement. It exists as well to salute and spotlight the city and area’s unique sports legacy, traditions and national reputation.
2022 Inductees
Individual or Team nominees for induction must have lived, trained, worked or competed in the Greater Pikes Peak Region during their athletic careers or service. In addition, candidates for induction must exemplify the highest standards of sportsmanship, ethical conduct and character, and through these characteristics, inspired others. Once an individual has been nominated, they are eligible for five years. After five years, they must be nominated again in order to be considered for induction.
Event and/or Organization nominees for induction must be located in, or have direct relations to services initiated or completed in the Greater Pikes Peak Region during their history. The organization and/or event must have substantial notoriety and a strong presence in the Colorado Springs area. Defining moments in sport and specific events of singular importance are eligible. The nominee must also have known contributions to the growth of professional, collegiate, amateur, or high-school sports and/or have a longstanding reputation as a vehicle to enhance the sporting experience for spectators. Once an organization or event has been nominated, they are eligible for five years. After five years, they must be nominated again in order to be considered for induction.
Past Inductees
2021
2019
1995 Superpower Doherty Girls Basketball Team
2018
1998 Air Force Academy Football Team
2017
1998 USA Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey Team
2016
2000 Palmer High School Basketball
2015
1985 Air Force Academy Football Team
2014
1948-1949 Colorado Springs Brown Bombers
2013
1986-1987 Rampart Boys Basketball Team
2012
1986-2012 Cheyenne Mountain High School Girls Tennis Team
2011
1961 U.S. Figure Skating Team & Edi Scholdan
1978 Wasson High Boys State Basketball Championship Team
2010
1980 U.S. Olympic Women’s Volleyball Team
1981 Mitchell High State Football Champions
2009
Broadmoor Skating Club, 1938-2009
2008
1965 Palmer High School Baseball Team
2007
1956 Colorado Springs High School Football Team
2006
1982-1983 Air Force Football Teams
2005
1971 Wasson High School Football Team
2004
2003
1948 Colorado Springs High School Football Team
2002
2001
1958 U.S. Air Force Academy Football Team
2000
Thayer Tutt Sportsman Award
A visionary leader who helped transform Colorado Springs into a world-renowned center for national and international events, William Thayer Tutt dedicated more than 40 years to sports in the Pikes Peak region and beyond. Tutt cultivated The Broadmoor into a sports mecca, hosting major events such as World Figure Skating and Ice Hockey Championships, the first 10 NCAA Hockey Championships and numerous U.S. Golf Association amateur championships.
In addition, Tutt took an active role in major community events, such as the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo and the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, and worked with civic and other sports leaders in the community to attract the United States Olympic Committee and many of its member National Governing Bodies to Colorado Springs.
The presentation of this award to individuals or organizations dedicated to the importance of sports as a way to benefit the Colorado Springs economy and contribute to the quality of life for citizens of the Pikes Peak region is a fitting tribute to William Thayer Tutt and the thousands of Colorado Springs residents who have benefitted from his contributions to the sports industry in this community.
Previous Award Winners
2021- William J. Hybl
2019- David and Chris Jenkins
2018- Melinda Couch
2017- El Pomar
2016- Barb Yalich
2015- Bill Daniels
2014- Dave Palenchar
2013- Warsinske
2012- Tom James
2011- Jim Johnson
2010- Dr. Jamieson Kennedy
2009- Jeff Smith
2008- Pete Susemihl
2007- Hal Littrell
2006- Carolyn Kruse
2005- Fred Whitacre
2004- Gary Loo
2003- Bill Tutt
Col. F. Don Miller Sports Service Award
After completing a 26-year career in the United States Army, Colonel Miller devoted the remainder of his life to the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and America’s athletes. He served in a variety of positions for the USOC, including Executive Director from 1973-85. He was President of the U.S. Olympic Foundation from 1985 until his passing in 1996.
Colonel Miller was instrumental in the relocation of United States Olympic Committee headquarters to Colorado Springs in 1978 and remained a steadfast supporter of the value of amateur sports throughout his life.
The Colonel F. Don Miller Award is presented to the person who best reflects the commitment exemplified by Colonel Miller in providing a lasting contribution to the Colorado Springs sports community. The presentation of this award to individuals dedicated to mentoring youth through sports, is a fitting tribute to Colonel Miller and the thousands of young men and women who benefited from his unparalleled service on behalf of our nation’s youth.
Previous Award Winners
2021- Doug Hugill
2019- Carl Fetters
2018- Dennis Carter
2017- Mitch Johnson
2016- John McIntosh
2015- Darryl Laye
2014- Mark Beranek
2013- Mike Provenzano
2012- Frank Aires
2012- Phil Johnson
2011- Samuel Dunlap
2010- Dick Westbay
2009- Paul Ransom
2008- Joe Sisneros
2007- George Rykovich
2006- Gregg Stinson
2005-Horst Richardson
2004- Raymond Lutz
2003- Sandi McConnell
2002- Shirley Snyder
2001- Jim Hartman
2000- Carolyn Kruse
1999- Mary Polaski
1997- Joe Gentry
1996- Tom Falgien
Special Recognition
Lodging
Event Date: Tuesday, October 25, 2022
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Additional Lodging Partners
- The Broadmoor
- Colorado Springs Marriott
- DoubleTree Colorado Springs
- Kinship Landing
- MCM Hotel Elegante
- Mining Exchange
- SCP Hotel