NAGAAA
HALL OF FAME
The NAGAAA Hall of Fame was established in 1997 by a group of “old
timers” who had been associated with NAGAAA and Gay Softball World
Series from the beginning. The Hall of Fame was created to provide an
historic perspective and perpetuate the history of gay softball and the
Gay Softball World Series.
Any 10-year member of a NAGAAA league or association, whether living or
deceased, can be nominated for the Hall. The nominees should have made
significant contributions to their league and/or NAGAAA. Anyone familiar
with a candidate can make nominations for the Hall at the winter meetings
of NAGAAA. The living members of the Hall of Fame and certain at-large
members vote on the nominees each year, based on the credentials presented
with the applications. The candidates who receive at least two-thirds
of the votes cast are inducted into the Hall at the awards ceremony of
that year’s GSWS.
