Hall of Fame – Vanderbilt Commodores

The Vanderbilt Hall of Fame was established in 2008
The Vanderbilt Hall of Fame was established in 2008 and as of March 2024 includes 110 members. Inductees are considered on three criteria:
Commodore Great – Letter winners and student-athletes who have brought recognition and prominence to the university and themselves by their athletic accomplishments as an undergraduate. Nominees are not eligible until two years after they last participated in intercollegiate athletics at the university.
Distinguished Letter Winners – Letter winners and student-athletes who have made major contributions to the university athletic program through personal time, effort, interest and through many years of continued service, or have distinguished themselves as exceptional in their chosen field of endeavor. Nominees are not eligible until six years after they last participated in intercollegiate athletics at the university.
Lifetime Achievement – Individuals, coaches, athletic officials, staff members and other university officials, who were not letter winners or student-athletes at Vanderbilt University, yet have rendered outstanding service to the intercollegiate athletics program through personal time, effort, interest and through many years of continued service.
2025
Michelle Allen (Byrum) (lacrosse)
Bob Asher (football)
Irby “Rabbit” Curry (football)
Wendy Deacon (Segrest) (swimming)
Christina Foggie (women’s basketball)
Jack Jenkins (football)
Tony Kemp (baseball)
Phil King (football)
Tony Kuhn (men’s soccer)
Ryan Lipman (men’s tennis)
Allama Matthews (football)
Ronnie McMahan (men’s basketball)
Madison Sarratt (administrator)
Jamie Winborn (football)
2024
Pedro Alvarez (baseball)
Chris Brady (Wolfe) (women’s golf)
Luke List (men’s golf)
John Ed Miller (men’s basketball)
Pat Toomay (football)
Leslie Vidmar (Rubino) (track and field)
Ralph Webb (football)
Lily Williams (cross country and Olympics)
Brenard Wilson (football pioneer)
Christina Wirth (Ricketts) (women’s basketball)
Inducted Feb. 28, 2025

2023
Gonzales “AJ” Austin (men’s tennis)
Simone Charley (women’s soccer and track and field)
Joey Cora (baseball)
Phil Cox (men’s basketball)
Bowling Fitzgerald (athletic trainer)
Tom Galbierz (football)
Dennis Harrison (football)
Zuzana Klimešová (women’s basketball)
Lindsy McLean (athletic trainer)
Frank Mordica (football)
Sarah Riske (women’s tennis)
Dinah Shore (lifetime achievement)
Whit Taylor (football)
Joe Worden (athletic trainer)
Inducted March 1, 2024

2022
Steve Chandler (baseball)
Leonard Coleman (football)
Jackie Cowan (women’s basketball)
Jacqui Concolino (women’s golf)
Randy Johnson (men’s and women’s soccer)
Lucy Jones (administration)
Billy McCaffrey (men’s basketball)
Hunter Stewart (men’s golf)
Lynn Bomar (football)
Jess Neely (football)
Henry “Red” Sanders (football)
Bill Spears (football)
John Tigert (football)
Inducted Feb. 3, 2023

2021
Harriet Brumfield (women’s basketball)
Sydney Campbell (women’s tennis)
Jim Foster (women’s basketball)
Ray Morrison (football)
Doug Nettles (football)
Walter Overton (football)
Michelle Peloquin (bowling)
Dot Poag (administration)
Dansby Swanson (baseball)
Jan van Breda Kolff (men’s basketball)
David Williams II (athletic director)
Inducted Jan. 28, 2022

2019
Josh Cody (football)
Chris Gaines (football)
Laura Koerner (Stewart) (women’s soccer)
Bobby Reynolds (men’s tennis)
Carla Thomas (women’s basketball)

2017
Earl Bennett (football)
Ally Carey (lacrosse)
Lew Conner (men’s golf)
Joe Davis (men’s tennis)
Nakia Davis (women’s golf)
Matt Freije (men’s basketball)
Josie Hahn (Reynolds) (women’s track and field)
Teresa Lawrence Phillips (women’s basketball)
Don Orr (football)
Toby Wilt (football, men’s golf)

2015
Marina Alex (women’s golf)
Cathy Bender (women’s basketball)
Jay Cutler (football)
Jeff Fosnes (men’s basketball)
Charley Horton (football)
David Price (baseball)
Larry Schmittou (baseball)
Aleke Tsoubanos (women’s tennis)
Stella Vaughn (administration)

2013
Billy Joe Adcock (men’s basketball)
Jamie Duncan (football)
Josie Earnest (bowling)
Dr. Brant Lipscomb (team medical consultant)
Carolyn Peck (women’s basketball)
Jess Roguski (Onheiser) (lacrosse)
Jeremy Sowers (baseball)

2011
Lamar Alexander (men’s track and field)
Tyler Griffin (women’s soccer)
Carl Hinkle (football)
John Ingram (lifetime achievement)
Peter Lamb (men’s tennis)
David Latimer (men’s cross country)
Scotti Madison (baseball)
Will Perdue (men’s basketball)
Sheri Sam (women’s basketball)

2010
Ernest “Bucky” Curtis (football)
Shan Foster (men’s basketball)
Heidi Gillingham (Jackson) (women’s basketball)
Chris Groer (men’s tennis)
Ann Hutcheson (Price) (women’s tennis)
Frank Lorge (men’s swimming)
Ed Martin (men’s basketball)
Jeff Peeples (baseball)
Grantland Rice (football, baseball)
Will Wolford (football)

2009
Jim Arnold (football)
Charles Davis (men’s basketball)
Julie Ditty (women’s tennis)
Charles Hawkins (baseball, football)
Ming Hsu (Robinson) (women’s swimming)
Herb Rich (football)
Wendy Scholtens (Wood) (women’s basketball)
Roy Skinner (men’s basketball)
Brandt Snedeker (men’s golf)

2008
Chantelle Anderson (women’s basketball)
John Hall (football)
Peggy Harmon (Brady) (women’s golf)
Roy Kramer (director of athletics)
Clyde Lee (men’s basketball)
Dan McGugin (football, athletic director)
John Rich (football, baseball)
Fred Russell (baseball, Nashville Banner)
June Stewart (administration)
Ryan Tolbert (Jackson) (women’s track and field)
Bill Wade (football)
Perry Wallace (men’s basketball)

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