Norwich Hall of Fame announces induction class
NORWICH – Scott Ryan, chairman of the Norwich High School Sports Hall of Fame committee, announces the 2014 induction class.
Entering as athletes are Frank Benenati (class of 1945); Ron Tyler (class of 1953), Don Manley (class of 1957), and Josh Morris (class of 1994). The 1990-1991 Norwich wrestling team will enter in the team category, while former Norwich athletics director, Jack Jones, earned induction status as a contributor.
“I continue to marvel at the stories that I have heard surrounding these great athletes, teams, and contributors, which are often reminiscent of the most riveting history lessons I ever sat through in college,” Ryan said. “This honor is about more than athletic superiority, it represents over 100 years of culture and traditions that Norwich athletics were built on. A huge thank you to Mr. Jim Dunne, who was instrumental in the formation and development of this committee.”
Ryan said that numerous nominations were received this year, and the process to winnow the selections down was a difficult one for the committee. Additionally, Ryan said, to merit consideration for the Hall of Fame, an official Hall of Fame nomination form must be received by the committee. Those forms are available on the Norwich City School District website.
This year’s induction ceremony is scheduled for May 3, 2014 at Canasawacta Country Club. Tickets for the dinner will go on sale Feb. 1, and reservations may be purchased in the Norwich Middle School office by calling 334-1600, extension 2001. The cost of the dinner is $35 per person, and tables of 10 can be reserved. All checks are payable to the NHSSHOF. Donations to the Hall of Fame may also be made through the Norwich Middle School office.
Entering as athletes are Frank Benenati (class of 1945); Ron Tyler (class of 1953), Don Manley (class of 1957), and Josh Morris (class of 1994). The 1990-1991 Norwich wrestling team will enter in the team category, while former Norwich athletics director, Jack Jones, earned induction status as a contributor.
“I continue to marvel at the stories that I have heard surrounding these great athletes, teams, and contributors, which are often reminiscent of the most riveting history lessons I ever sat through in college,” Ryan said. “This honor is about more than athletic superiority, it represents over 100 years of culture and traditions that Norwich athletics were built on. A huge thank you to Mr. Jim Dunne, who was instrumental in the formation and development of this committee.”
Ryan said that numerous nominations were received this year, and the process to winnow the selections down was a difficult one for the committee. Additionally, Ryan said, to merit consideration for the Hall of Fame, an official Hall of Fame nomination form must be received by the committee. Those forms are available on the Norwich City School District website.
This year’s induction ceremony is scheduled for May 3, 2014 at Canasawacta Country Club. Tickets for the dinner will go on sale Feb. 1, and reservations may be purchased in the Norwich Middle School office by calling 334-1600, extension 2001. The cost of the dinner is $35 per person, and tables of 10 can be reserved. All checks are payable to the NHSSHOF. Donations to the Hall of Fame may also be made through the Norwich Middle School office.
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