Army West Point Athletics

Hall of Fame

Aaronsohn, Jonathan Burrell
Abalo, Christopher Richard
Adams, James F.
Adams, Francis James
Albano, Alexis Marie
Alitz, Curtis Jeffrey
Alitz, LeRoy Allen
Anderson, Robert Paul
Anderson, Dorian Trent
Appleton, Lloyd
Barse, Sunny
Barush, Rhonda Lynn
Bazil, Ron
Bell, Thomas James
Benitez, Lisa
Bernstein, Michael L.
Blaik, Earl Henry
Blanchard Jr., Felix Anthony
Boretti, John Joseph
Bowman, Richard Carl
Browne, Daniel James
Brundidge, Clennie Lee
Brunson, Carl L.
Bunker, Paul Delmont
Cafaro, Tom Raymond
Cahill, Tom
Cannella, David
Carpenter Jr., William Stanley
Casey, Joseph Charles
Chesnauskas, Ralph Joseph
Clark, George Douglas
Clarke, Townsend Sutherland
Clay, Anthony Hugh
Cobb, Alma Jo
Connors, John
Cozzens, Randall Albert
Cramblet, Peter Byron
Criscillo, Colleen Ann
Crowell, Carleton Robert
Daly, Charles Dudley
Davidson, Garrison Holt
Davis, Glenn Woodward
Dawkins, Peter Miller
DeBolt, Barry Myers
Del Giorno, Julie Annette
Edell, Richard Irving
Emmer, John Stanley
Fahnestock, Michael K
Feagin Jr., John Autrey
Galiffa, Arnold Anthony
Garbisch, Edgar W.
Gonzalez, Jose Rafael
Green, John Frederick
Grzbek, Jennifer Anne
Hall, Dale
Hall Jr., Leamon Lamar
Hammack, John Asa
Hanlon, Tracy Sue
Hannon, Clarence William
Haque, Imad
Hartinger, James Vincent
Haviland, Chelsea Allegra
Haydash Jr., Ed
Hickey, Edward
Holleder, Donald Walter
Houston, Kevin
Hull, Donald Franklin
Jarvis Jr., Charles Joseph
Johnson, Lester Kenneth
Kanamine, Ted Stephen
Kawamoto, Kim Thu Thi
Kenna Jr., Edgar Doug
Knight, Robert Montgomery
Krzyzewski, Michael William
Kutyna, Donald Joseph
List, Mary Leslie
Lueking, Mark
MacFarlane, Kathryn Ann
Machlan, Deann Rana
Mahan, Michael
Marshall, Steven Goudreau
Mayweather, Michael
McCabe, Colleen Marie
McElrath, Michael Paul
Merhar, David Michael
Merritt, Francis Ellis
Meyer, Charles Robert
Michie, Dennis Mahan
Mischak, Robert Michael
Miser Jr., Robert Samuel
Murphy, Raymond Patrick
Myslinski, Casimir J
Natvig, Cliff Michael
Nelson, Randy
Neyland Jr., Robert Reese
Novak, Leo V.
Novogratz, Robert Martin
Nowak, Richard Albert
Nusbaum, Andy
O'Hara, Kerry
O'Quinn, Gar
Oehrlein, Walter Henry
Oliphant, Elmer Quillen
Oliver, Charles Whitney
Olivero, Jose Raul
Oxley, James Eugene
Palone, Michael Francis
Palone, Joseph Michael
Paulekas, Alfred Esper
Pearson, Pamela Denise
Pedley, Holly Anne
Pembrook, Stephen Bradley
Powell, Elita
Price, John Morgan
Rafalko, Ed
Reeder Jr., Russell 'Red' Potter
Reich, Stephen Charles
Remus, Joseph Anthony
Riley Jr., John Patrick
Robbins, Nicole Rae
Robbins, Bob
Roosma, John Sieba
Rost, David Clayton
Rowe, Lauren Miree
Rushatz, Alfred Stephen
Rust, John Laurence
Ryan, John Edward
Salvani, Madeline
Schutsky, William Richard
Scioletti, Michael Scott
Sears, Robert Carver
Seminiano, Kim
Shea Jr., Richard Thomas
Shelton, Richard Louis
Sherard, Stewart
Silliman, Michael Barnwell
Simpson, Phillip
Slabowski, George
Smith, Don
Smith, Kenneth Wayne
Smith, Melody Ann
Sobiesk, Teresa Agnes
Sprague, Mortimore E.
Steele, Gary Richard
Steffy Jr., Joseph Benton
Stewart, Jason Patrick
Stichweh, Carl Roland
Stilwell, Gen. Joseph W.
Straub, William Jay
Thayer, Ray
Tillar Jr, Donaldson Preston
Tipton, Eric Gordon
Touchstone, Francis Morris
Trujillo, Dennis R.
Truxtun, Thomas
Tucker, Y. Arnold
Tyree, Thomas Burdick
Ullrich, Carl Farnum
VanSant, John Franklin
Vanderbush III, Albert
Vann, Peter Joel
Ventriglia, Eugene John
Wallace, James
White, Edward Higgins
Williams, Cardell
Wills, Elexa Diana
Wilson, Harry
Winton, Gary Joseph
Wittertied, Peter
Worthy, Maurice
Wycoff, Ann Marie
Young, James Curtis

Don Smith

Induction:
2022
Class:
1986

Anchor of an offensive line that led the football program to bowl game victories in 1984 and 1985, along with capturing the Commander in Chief’s Trophy in 1984. Served as captain of the 1985 team that won a program-record nine games, and became the first Army football player in 17 years to be named a First Team All-American. Received the Army Athletic Association Award as well as an NCAA postgraduate scholarship.