KITSAP SPORTS HALL OF FAME
KITSAP SPORTS HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2024 SET FOR INDUCTION
The Kitsap Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2024 will be inducted on February 1, 2024 at Kiana Lodge in Poulsbo. Read all about it in the Kitsap Sun.
Proceeds from the ceremony go toward supporting youth and amateur athletics in the Kitsap area. If you would like to sponsor the Class of 2024 Hall of Fame banquet, please see our sponsorship flier and sponsorship form. Buy tickets to the event now.
The 2024 inductees, as voted on by Kitsap Athletic Roundtable and community members, are:
CLASS OF 2024 INDIVIDUALS
Rachel Davenport, Central Kitsap HS/University of Mississippi, multi-sport (fastpitch, basketball, volleyball)
KC Fossum, North Kitsap HS/Olympic College, volleyball
Tleena Ree Ives, North Kitsap HS/Olympic College, basketball
Frank Jackson, West Bremerton High/Washington State, baseball
Mark Knowles, North Mason HS/Washington State, golf
Jackie Miller, Central Kitsap HS/Cal State Stanislaus and Dominquez Hills, fastpitch
Bobby Reece III, Kingston HS, wrestling
Rod Scheyer, East Bremerton HS/University of Washington, football
Dave Snyder, North Kitsap HS, football and track coach
CLASS OF 2024 TEAMS
2007 North Mason softball (Class 2A state champions)
CLASS OF 2024 HONOREES
Lifetime Achievement Award
John Sitton, Central Kitsap High School, coach, administrator, broadcaster
Rex Brown Distinguished Service Award:
Tom Myers Family, bowling
Dick Todd Memorial Award:
Deanna Dowell, Bremerton, track and field official
HOW TO NOMINATE SOMEONE FOR the Kitsap sports HALL OF FAME
We love it when people nominate a candidate for the Kitsap Sports Hall of Fame. If you’d like to nominate someone, please send us email and include as much biographical information as possible. And make sure to leave your contact info in case we have questions.
HISTORY OF THE KITSAP SPORTS HALL OF FAME
The Kitsap Sports Hall of Fame traces its origins back to 1987. That year the Kitsap Oldtimers Association inducted its first class to the Hall of Fame. The Kitsap Oldtimers Association was dedicated to recognizing those in the community that stood out on the baseball or softball diamond. That included players, coaches, umpires, team sponsors and even those who wrote about the sport.
The KOA inducted 237 people before running out of steam in 2003. In 2005, the Kitsap Athletic Roundtable picked up the baton, absorbed the KOA and changed the name of the Hall of Fame. It also widened the scope of the Hall to include all sports. Learn more by clicking here.