The Flagstaff Sports Foundation’s annual Hall of Fame Banquet once again brought together generations of local sports legends for one special night at the NAU High Country Conference Center. The 17th rendition of the banquet honored eight individuals and two state championship teams on Saturday.
Edison Bahe, Vincent Cortese, Mike Dolby, Terrence Sims and David Winsley represented this year’s student-athlete class. Flagstaff High School cross country/track and field head coach Trina Painter was the lone coach in this year’s class, while Keith Johanson and Patrick Nackard were this year’s community contributors.
Vincent Cortese speaks after being inducted into the Flagstaff Sports Foundation Hall of Fame on Saturday at the High Country Conference Center.
Members of the Coconino High School 2001 and 2002 volleyball teams stand together on stage after being inducted into the Flagstaff Sports Foundation Hall of Fame on Saturday at the High Country Conference Center.
Edison Bahe speaks after being inducted into the Flagstaff Sports Foundation Hall of Fame on Saturday at the High Country Conference Center.
Mike Dolby, center, stands with emcee Kevin McCabe, left, and Flagstaff Sports Foundation president Rick Smith after being inducted into the Flagstaff Sports Foundation Hall of Fame on Saturday at the High Country Conference Center.
Terrence Sims, center, stands with emcee Kevin McCabe, left, and Flagstaff Sports Foundation president Rick Smith after being inducted into the Flagstaff Sports Foundation Hall of Fame on Saturday at the High Country Conference Center.
David Winsley speaks after being inducted into the Flagstaff Sports Foundation Hall of Fame on Saturday at the High Country Conference Center.
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