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Hall of Fame Nomination Process ExplainedMore |
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John Horine and Lauren Zink Elected for the Hall Of FameMore |
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Chris Gambino Inducted into the Platform Tennis Hall of FameRead introduction and acceptance speeches More |
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Mike Gillespie Inducted into the Platform Tennis Hall of FameRead introduction and acceptance speeches More |
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Bobo Delaney Inducted into the Platform Tennis Hall of FameRead induction speech More |
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Under One RoofThe Virtual Museum and Hall of Fame merge with the APTA More |
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Bob Callaway Inducted into the Platform Tennis Hall of FameThe sport honors a trail blazer who dedicated almost his entire career to platform tennis. More |
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Mary Doten and Susie Keane Inducted into the Platform Tennis Hall of FameTwo great champions accept the top honor of the sport. More |
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Bob Callaway, Mary Doten, Susie Keane Nominated to the Hall of FameThree deserving champions join the nation's best. More |
Platform Tennis Hall of Fame
Induction into the Platform Tennis Hall of Fame is the highest award that can be earned in platform tennis. It is presented to individuals who have achieved distinction in the play of platform tennis and/or who have otherwise contributed to the growth, development and administration of the game. Recipients have also demonstrated a high level of integrity, sportsmanship, and consideration for others and thus earned the respect and admiration that they deserve for their endeavors in platform tennis.
Biographies, photos and videos of Hall of Fame inductees are located at the Platform Tennis Museum and Hall of Fame web site. Platform Tennis Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame Nominating Committee
Platform Tennis Museum and Hall of Fame Foundation (PTMHOFF)
In 2002, the APTA established The Platform Tennis Museum and Hall of Fame Foundation (PTMHOFF) as a separate corporation and nine directors were elected. The PTMHOFFs mission is to capture the history of the game and celebrate those individuals whose achievements and contributions earned them a place in the Hall of Fame, and to provide this information in a format readily accessible to platform tennis enthusiasts around the country. In the year 2004, that corporation applied for, and received, tax-exempt status under IRS code 501(c)(3), so that contributions to this effort could be tax deductible.
