Hall Of Fame

In honor of the newly inducted members of the University of Wyoming Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, we will provide the seven inductees over a course of seven days. Day 7: 1986-1987 Men's Basketball Team Twenty-five seasons ago, a Cowboy basketball team put together one of the greatest runs in Wyoming history, reaching the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament...

In honor of the newly inducted members of the University of Wyoming Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, we will provide the seven inductees over a course of seven days. Day 6: Jim Walden, Football, 1958-1959 Fifty-one years ago, the Wyoming Media Guide described their quarterback as a man known for his, "passing, running, punting and sparkling leadership."

In honor of the newly inducted members of the University of Wyoming Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, we will provide the seven inductees over a course of seven days. Day 5: Scott Usher, Swimming, 2002-2005 Hailing from Grand Island, Nebraska, Scott Usher holds the distinction of being the first ever Wyoming swimmer to compete in the Olympic games, finishing seventh in the 200 meter breast

In honor of the newly inducted members of the University of Wyoming Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, we will provide the seven inductees over a course of seven days. Day 4: Shauna Smith, Track, 2002-2005 Hailing from Sheridan, Wyoming, Shauna Smith is one of the greatest female runners in the history of Wyoming athletics...

In honor of the newly inducted members of the University of Wyoming Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, we will provide the seven inductees over a course of seven days. Day 3: Robert Mason, Wrestling, 1949-1951 A native of Burns, Wyoming, Robert Mason was a basketball and football star in high school.  In fact, Mason had actually never even watched a wrestling match

In honor of the newly inducted members of the University of Wyoming Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, we will provide the seven inductees over a course of seven days. Day 2: Wesley Maiyo, Track, 1974-1975 A native of Kapsabet, Kenya, Maiyo ran into the hearts of Wyoming sports fans in 1974, when he won the first NCAA track title in UW history.

In honor of the newly inducted members of the University of Wyoming Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame, we will provide the seven inductees over a course of seven days. Day 1: Mike English, Volleyball, 1986-1990, 1992-1993 One of the most respected and admired coaches in the athletic history of the University of Wyoming, Mike English began his tenure as head volleyball coach at UW in 1986. Th

Thanks to his stellar career in both China and the US, Yao Ming is a surefire Hall of Famer. But the former center isn’t ready to be inducted just yet. Ordinarily, NBA players must wait five years after their retirement to be eligible for induction. However, since Yao was nominated by a member of the Chinese media as a “contributor” to the game, he could go in as early as next year. The eight-time