Hall of Fame
Sixty inductees since 1969. The administrators, coaches and officials who built the program city by city.
2020s
- 2020Carl Phillips
2010s
- 2019Robert Magruder
- 2018Harley Cooper
- 2016Chuck Hales
- 2015Jay Fullmer
- 2014Don Avant
- 2013Buddy LaRosa
- 2012Sean Clerkin
- 2011Frank Cariello
- 2010Bill Hoar
2000s
- 2009Dave Packer
- 2008Donna Pryor
- 2007Dr. Glenn Bynum
- 2007Don Fullmer
- 2006George DeFabis
- 2005Howard Zaffke
- 2004John Brown
- 2003Charles “Chick” Paris
- 2002John Van Sickler
- 2002Ray Rodgers
- 2001Jesse Mora
- 2000John Connors
- 2000Jerry “Ace” Miller
1990s
- 1999Phil and Marty Smith
- 1998Henry Blouin
- 1997Truman Tuttle
- 1996James Beasley
- 1995Lt. Hal Miller
- 1994Myrl Taylor
- 1993Frank Pryor
- 1992Stanley Berg
- 1991Gene Fullmer
- 1990Robert Whittle, MD
1980s
- 1989Johnny Flores
- 1988George Cron
- 1987Ollie Down
- 1986Dick Lee
- 1984George Ishihara
- 1983Sammy Derrico
- 1983Don O’Hare
- 1983Jack Fickler
- 1982Arrington “Bubble” Klice
- 1982George Kellam
- 1982Morey Bowman
- 1981Johnny Duke
- 1981Biff Holstein
- 1981Harry Miller
- 1980George McGuane
1970s
- 1979Stan Gallup
- 1978J.H. Barnard
- 1978Robert Todish
- 1977John Nagy
- 1976Joe Martin
- 1975Harry Davis
- 1974Paul Staff
- 1973Dave Fidler
- 1972Msgr. Franklin Kelliher
- 1971Arch Ward
- 1970George Barton
1960s
- 1969Jack Pellmann
NOGGOA Hall of Fame
The National Organization of Golden Gloves Officials of America honors one or two officials each year.
1994John Holus, Mid South
1995Ron Feazel, Texas
1996Carmen Williamson, Toledo
1997Harry Davis, Minnesota
1998Stan Hamilton, Knoxville
1999Deacon Bowers, Knoxville and Matt Marvin, Illinois
2000Lou Zafke, Wisconsin
2001Bill Douglas, Mid South
2002John Caldwell, Indiana
2003Lester Hebert, Mid South
2004Larry Lawson, Kansas and Oklahoma
2005Sean Curtain, Chicago
2006Tony Wolfe, Pennsylvania
2007Jerry Wright, Texas and L.P. Lang, Mid South
2008Jay Fullmer, Rocky Mountain
2009Art Morey, Kansas and John Ulibarri, Colorado
2010Ellen Ward, Nevada
2011Curtis Rawlings, Washington DC
2012Dan Joyce, Upper Mid West
2013Gene Reese, Knoxville
2014Mark Philips, Knoxville
2015Dave Moody, Nevada
2016Vern Sweeney, upper mid west and Larry Fullmer, Rocky Mountain
2017Dan McGrew, Knoxville
2018Cecil Perkins, Mid South
2019Fran Bechen, Iowa and Gloria Szutkowski, Pennsylvania
The champions are in the record.
Every national champion by year and weight, from Chicago in 1928 to Tulsa in 2021.