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The Lewis & Clark Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1978 to pay permanent tribute to Lewis & Clark student-athletes who, through excellence of achievement in athletic competition, have brought a high level of honor and recognition to themselves and the college.

A new class of inductees is honored at the Hall of Fame Dinner each fall during Homecoming Weekend. Inductees are chosen from a list of submitted nominations and voted upon by the Hall of Fame Selection Committees. The 13-member committee is made up of current and former staff members, past inductees, and a former student-athletes.

Nominations

Nominations may be submitted online by any interested person and must be submitted in writing using the official nomination form. The form may also be printed and mailed to: Athletics Hall of Fame nomination, 615 S Palatine Hill Road, MSC 17, Portland, Oregon 97219

All nominations must be accompanied by appropriate background information. The deadline to submit nominations each year is January 22.

All nominees are eligible for induction 10 years following their graduation class.

Individual Nomination Form

Team Nomination Form

Criteria of Eligibility for Individual Induction

Nominees must have received a baccalaureate degree from Lewis & Clark College.
Following graduation from Lewis & Clark College, nominees must have maintained a record of good standing in their communities and their chosen fields of endeavor.
The nominee must be present, if physically possible, for the induction at the scheduled Hall of Fame ceremony.

Criteria of Eligibility for Team Induction

Exemplary season in terms of win/loss record and team statistics.
Evidence of conference, district, and /or national recognition of team.
Demonstrated sense of extraordinary team cohesiveness and individual sacrifice for sake of the team effort.

Criteria of Eligibility for Meritorious Service Award

Individual non-athletes, who in some manner have made extraordinary contributions to the success of the intercollegiate athletic program, may be considered for a meritorious service award.

Criteria of Eligibility for Lifetime Sport & Achievement Award

This award is given for outstanding service after graduation to a sports program or outstanding performance achievement in a sport by a Lewis & Clark graduate. The individual must be recognized for his/her sport achievement on the regional and/or national level.

Nina Young Earle