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Vote now for Arizona Sports Hall of Fame 2023 candidates
Online ballot open through Nov. 12
(AP photos)
The 2003 Arizona Sports Hall of Fame candidates, from left: Steve Kerr, Tedy Bruschi, Annika Sorenstam, Henry Cejudo, Bobby Winkles, Charli Turner Thorne, Lyndsey Fry.
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Residents can go online now and vote for the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame 2023 class.
The Arizona Sports & Entertainment Commission announced nominees for exceptional achievements in sports. The Hall of Fame ballot celebrates a variety of athletes and sports contributors who have left an indelible mark on Arizona’s sporting landscape.
The 2023 ballot:
Steve Kerr (basketball) - Known for his significant impact both as a player and a coach in the basketball arena.
Tedy Bruschi (football) - Legendary linebacker admired for his formidable presence in the NFL and contributions to Arizona football.
Annika Sorenstam (golf) - Golf legend whose career has been marked by groundbreaking achievements and unparalleled prowess.
Henry Cejudo (wrestling/MMA) - Olympic gold medalist and MMA champion, celebrated for his extraordinary athleticism and competitive spirit.
Bobby Winkles (baseball) - Iconic ASU baseball head coach who led the team to three national championships and earned two NCAA Coach of the Year accolades.
Charli Turner Thorne (basketball) - Recognized for her long-standing and successful tenure as a basketball coach, significantly influencing the women's game.
Lyndsey Fry (hockey) - A trailblazer in women’s hockey and a role model for aspiring athletes in Arizona.
The voting period is open now through 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 12.
Winners will be announced Friday, Dec. 1.
Candidates must meet any one of three criteria for Arizona Sports Hall of Fame consideration: born in Arizona; immediately recognized as an Arizonan; made at least two significant contributions to Arizona’s athletic community.
