The University of Michigan Athletic Hall of Honor,^[1] founded in 1978,^[2] recognizes University of Michigan athletes, coaches, and administrators who have made significant contributions to the university's athletic programs.^[3] To qualify for induction into the Hall of Honor, an individual must have been an All-American, set an NCAA, U.S., or world record, won an NCAA title, or made significant contributions to the university's athletic department as a coach or administrator.^[3] The nomination and selection process is conducted by the Letterwinners M Club executive board.^[3]

Hall of Honor firsts

The first group inducted into the Hall of Honor in 1978 was Gerald R. Ford, Bill Freehan, Tom Harmon, Ron Kramer, Bennie Oosterbaan, Cazzie Russell, and Bob Ufer. The second induction class in 1979 consisted of Fritz Crisler, DeHart Hubbard, Ray Fisher, Charlie Fonville, Willie Heston, Chuck Kocsis, George Sisler, Germany Schulz, Rudy Tomjanovich and Fielding H. Yost.

The first women inducted into the Hall of Honor were Olympic diving gold medalist Micki King in 1986 and athletic administrator Marie Hartwig in 1989. The first African-American athletes inducted were Cazzie Russell (1978), Charlie Fonville (1979) and DeHart Hubbard (1979).

The first players inducted by sport are:

• Baseball – Bill Freehan (1978) and George Sisler (1979)
• Men's Basketball – Cazzie Russell (1978) and Rudy Tomjanovich (1979)
• Women's Basketball – Diane Dietz
• Cross country – Sue Foster (2004) and Melanie Weaver-Barnett (2007)
• Diving (men's) – Richard Degener (1980) and Dick Kimball (1985)
• Diving (women's) – Micki King (1986) and Chris Seufert-Sholtis (2007)
• Field hockey – Mary (Callam) Brandes (2006)
• Football – Gerald R. Ford, Tom Harmon and Ron Kramer (1978)
• Golf – Chuck Kocsis (1979) and Johnny Fischer (1980)
• Gymnastics (men's) – Newt Loken (coach, 1981) and Ed Gagnier (1992)
• Gymnastics (women's) – Beth Wymer
• Ice hockey – Vic Heyliger (1980) and John Sherf (1981)
• Softball – Penny Neer (2002) and Vicki Morrow (2004)
• Swimming (men's) – Matt Mann (coach, 1980) and Harry Holiday (1981)
• Swimming (women's) – Melinda (Copp) Harrison (2006) and Ann Colloton (2007)
• Synchronised swimming – Ruth Pickett Thompson (2008)
• Tennis – Barry MacKay (1980) and William Murphy (coach, 1983)
• Track & field (men's) – Bob Ufer (1978), DeHart Hubbard (1979) and Charlie Fonville (1979)
• Track & field (women's) – Francie Kraker Goodridge (1994)
• Volleyball – Diane Ratnik (2009)
• Wrestling – Cliff Keen (coach, 1980) and Ed Don George (1981)

Sortable list of inductees

For alphabetical listing of inductees, see footnote^[4] For listing of inductees by induction year, see footnote^[5]

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Name	Sport	Position/Event	Induction Year	Start Year	Finish Year	Key Accomplishments
Abbott, Jim	Baseball	Pitcher	2004	1985	1988	Led Michigan to two Big Ten championships; won the 1987 James E. Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete in the United States
Aigler, Ralph W.	Faculty representative	Faculty representative	1982	1917	1955	Faculty representative led U-M return to Big Ten and negotiated Big Ten contract with Rose Bowl
Allard, Jenny	Softball	Third base Pitcher	2008	1987	1990	Big Ten Player of the Year; head coach at Harvard since 1995
Anderson, Erick	Football		2019
Armstrong, Betsey	Water polo		2018
Bachman, Julie	Diving	Springboard	2009	1978	1981	Won national titles in 1978 on the one-meter and three-meter springboards
Barclay, Dave	Golf	Golfer	1987	1947	1947	NCAA individual golf champion, 1947
Barr, Terry	Football	Wide receiver	1994	1954	1956
Bay, Rick	Wrestling		2010	1961	1964	Two-time Big Ten wrestling champion who never lost a Big Ten dual meet; All-American in 1963
Benedict, Moby	Baseball Baseball coach	Shortstop Coach	1994	1953	1979
Berenson, Red	Ice hockey	Center	1983	1960	present	All-American, 1962; 43 goals, 1962; head coach, 1984–present; NCAA Championships, 1996, 1998; U-M coaching record, 699-328-68
Blott, Jack	Football, Baseball	Center Catcher	1987	1922	1924	All-American center, 1923
Brown, Dave	Football	Defensive back	2010	1971	1974	First-team All-American in 1973 and unanimous choice in 1974
Borges, Gustavo	Swimming	Freestyle	2013	1992	1995	Four Olympic medals
Boros, Steve	Baseball	Infielder	1996	1955	1957
Brown, Robert J.	Football	Center	1982	1923	1925	All-American, 1925
Buchanan, Edsel	Gymnastics		2002
Bullard (Mehall), Joanna	Track and field	Hurdles, high jump	2010	1980	1983	Set four Michigan records and two Big Ten records, received four All-America honors.
Buntin, Bill	Basketball	Center	1980	1963	1965	U-M record with 58 double-doubles; 1,037 rebounds ranks 2nd in U-M history; All-American, 1964, 1965
Burton, M.C.	Basketball		1988	1956	1959	First Big Ten player to lead conference in both scoring and rebounds, with 460 points and 379 boards
Cain, Sarah	Gymnastics		2020
Callam (Brandes), Mary	Field hockey		2006	1976	1979
Campbell, David	Baseball	First baseman	2009		1962
Canham, Don	Track, Athletic director	Track coach, Athletic director	1987
Carr, Lloyd	Football	Head coach	2015	1980	2007	Led Michigan to five Big Ten titles, 1997 National Championship
Carter, Anthony	Football		2002	1979	1981
Chamberlain, Bud	Baseball	Third baseman	1982	1940	1942	Later formed B.F. Chamberlain Real Estate in Oakland County, Michigan
Chappuis, Bob	Football, Baseball		1984		1947
Churella, Mark	Wrestling		1996
Clancy, Jack	Football	End	1992
Cline, J. Daniel	Football, Baseball		2007
Close, Casey	Baseball		2011[6]	1983	1986	1986 Baseball America National Player of the Year; set Michigan records for home runs (46) and runs scored (190)
Colloton, Ann	Swimming		2008
Combs, Bill	Wrestling	Wrestler	1986	1940	1941	All-American wrestler, 1940 and 1941; Killed on Iwo Jima (February 19, 1945)
Conrad, Traci	Softball	First baseman	2015	1996	1999	Set Big Ten record with 345 career hit; 2× NFCA All-American and 2× Big Ten Player of the Year
Copp (Harrison), Melinda	Swimming		2006
Crisler, Fritz	Football	Football Coach, Athletic Director	1979	1938	1947	National Championship, 1947; Introduced winged helmet, 1938; Pioneer of separate offensive and defensive units
Crosby, Elaine	Tennis, Golf		1996
Crumpton, Abby	Soccer		2022
Curtis, Tom	Football		2007
DeBol, Dave	Hockey		1996	1975	1977	Set Michigan records for most assists in a season (56), most points in a season (99), career assists (120) and career points (222)
Degener, Richard	Diving	3 metre springboard	1980	1931	1934	Gold medal, 3 metre springboard, 1936 Olympics; Bronze medal, 3 metre springboard, 1932 Olympics; 14 national indoor and outdoor diving titles
Derricotte, Gene	Football		1987
Dierdorf, Dan	Football		1996
Dietz, Diane	Basketball		1996
Dolan, Tom	Swimming		2018
Donahue, Harold	Wrestling		1988
Donahue, Mark	Football		2016
Downes, Hal	Hockey		2019
Duenkel, Ginny	Swimming		2007
Dufek Sr., Don	Football		2006
Dufek, Don	Football, Hockey		2010	1973	1976
Eisner, Brian	Tennis	Coach	2011[6]	1969	1999	Led men's tennis teams to 18 Big Ten Conference team championships and six top-10 finishes at the NCAA Championships
Elliott, Bump	Football		1986
Elliott, Jumbo	Football	Offensive tackle	2015	1984	1987
Elliott, Pete	Football		1986
Erskine, Randy	Golf	Golfer	1989
Evashevski, Forest	Football, Baseball		1990
Findlay, Samantha	Softball		2022
Fischbach (Bailey), Mary	Diving		2017
Fischer, Johnny	Golf	Golfer	1980	1932	1935	NCAA individual champion, 1932; Big Ten champion, 1932, 1933, 1935; US Amateur Golf Champion, 1936
Fisher, John	Wrestling		2018
Fisher, Ray	Baseball	Baseball Coach	1979	1921	1958	14 Big Ten championships; 1953 College World Series championship; record of 636-295-8
Fishman, Herman	Basketball, Baseball	Guard, Pitcher	2002	1935	1938	All Big Ten guard; 0.86 ERA in 1936 set Big Ten record; founder of Camp Michigama
Fonville, Charlie	Track	Shot put	1979	1947	1950	Set world record in the shot put, 1948
Ford, Gerald R.	Football	Center	1978	1932	1934	MVP of 1934 football team; President of the United States
Ford, Len	Football		1996
Foster, Sue	Cross Country, Track	Runner, Coach	2004
Franks, Julius	Football	Guard	1982	1941	1942	All-American, 1942
Fraser, Steve	Wrestling		2006
Freehan, Bill	Baseball	Catcher	1978	1959	1961	Set Big Ten batting record of .585, 1961; U-M Baseball Coach, 1989–95
Friedman, Benny	Football	Quarterback	1980	1925	1926	All-American, 1925–26; College Football Hall of Fame; Pro Football Hall of Fame
Frutig, Ed	Football		1988
Gacek, Wally	Hockey		2007			Played on 1948 NCAA championship team
Gagnier, Ed	Gymnastics		1992			Big Ten All-Around gymnastics champion, 1957; Big Ten vault and parallel bars champion, 1956–57;
Gallagher, Dave	Football		2018
Gannon, Kelli	Field hockey		2020
Gedeon, Elmer	Track, Baseball	High hurdles, outfield, first base	1983	1936	1939	Tied the world record in the 70-yard (64 m) high hurdles
Gehrs, Mindy	Swimming		2009	1990	1993	11-time All-American, 13-time Big Ten champion and won the 400-yard individual medley national title as a senior
George, Ed Don	Wrestling	Wrestler	1981	1926	1929	AAU heavyweight champions, 1928–29; Placed 4th at 1928 Olympics
Giles, Buck	Baseball	Second baseman	1980	1923	1925	William B. "Buck" Giles; Counsel for Michigan Sports Hall of Fame; M Club President
Gillanders, Dave	Swimming		2004
Goebel, Paul	Football	End	1981	1920	1922	All-American, 1922; U-M Regent, 1962–70
Goodridge, Francie Kraker	Track Track coach		1994
Grant, Gary	Basketball	Point guard	2014	1984	1988	Big Ten Player of Year and Consensus All-American, 1988