Class of 2022 Inland Northwest Hall of Fame Inductees Announced 

Spokane, Washington (September 22, 2022) We are proud to announce the 2022 Inland Northwest Sports Hall of Fame inductees. Selected by a committee of local sports leaders, these inductees have left an indelible mark on the local sports community. Please help us honor the 2022 inductees and their achievements at the Induction Reception, Tuesday, October 25. Hall of Fame memorabilia for all inductees can be viewed year-round at Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena.

Judy Kight – Hall of Fame Coach
Mead High School Volleyball
 
Bernard Lagat – Hall of Fame Athlete
Washington State University Track & Field
 
Adam Morrison – Hall of Fame Athlete
Gonzaga University Basketball
 
Ray Whitney – Hall of Fame Athlete
Spokane Chiefs Hockey

Dick Zornes – Hall of Fame Coach
Eastern Washington University Football
 
Dave Cook – Scroll of Honor
Eastern Washington University Sports Information Director
 
Bill Pierce – Scroll of Honor
GSL Football and Basketball Record Keeper

ABOUT SPOKANE SPORTS
Founded in 1989, Spokane Sports is a non-profit, economic development organization responsible for recruiting, retaining, and facilitating sports events for the Spokane region. As advocates for sports development, our efforts help our region realize the economic, social, and community development benefits of sports. Learn more by visiting us online.
 
ABOUT THE INLAND NORTHWEST HALL OF FAME
The Inland Northwest Sports Hall of Fame, a committee of the Spokane Sports Commission, celebrates the achievements of top athletes, coaches, and contributors in the Spokane region. Our region's athletic talent is a huge source of pride and positive recognition for our area, and we want to honor those who have attracted regional and national attention. Hall of Fame memorabilia for all inductees can be viewed year-round at Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena.

ABOUT THE SELECTION PROCESS
The selection committee is comprised of Spokane Sports board members, as well as sports writers, broadcasters and other sports-minded people in our community. To be eligible for nomination to the Inland Northwest Hall of Fame, the candidate must have been a resident of the Inland Northwest at the time he or she gained recognition.
 
Athletes are not eligible for consideration until five years after his or her last competition. Coaches are eligible three years after their last coaching date, or retirement. Contributors are eligible at the discretion of the committee.