Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame

Induction Ceremony

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The Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, presented by Network Health, is an annual celebration that honors the state’s most accomplished athletes, coaches, teams, and contributors whose achievements have left a lasting impact on Wisconsin sports.

Held each year in front of a distinguished audience of peers, family members, and fans, the ceremony recognizes inductees for excellence, leadership, and dedication both on and off the field.

2026 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
presented by Network Health

Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Marcus Performing Arts Center, Milwaukee

5-7 pm: Guest arrival, reception with heavy hors d’oeuvres, and networking in the Marcus PAC Atrium

7-9 pm: Awards ceremony in Uihlein Hall

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2026 Hall of Fame Inductees

  • Mark Murphy, retired Green Bay Packers CEO

  • ‍ ‍Bob Gansler, legendary U.S. National Soccer coach

  • ‍ ‍John Boie, Team USA Wheelchair basketball player

  • Ryan Braun, Milwaukee Brewers legend

Wisconsin Athletes of the Year Award

  • Caroline Harvey, Olympic Gold Medalist & NCAA Champion - Hockey

  • Jordan Stolz, Olympic Gold & Silver Medalist - Speedskating

“Soccer provided me with some amazing opportunities in my life and I am forever grateful for all that I was able to accomplish in this incredible sport. To be recognized and enter a Hall of Fame with the likes of Hank Aaron, Bud Selig, Vince Lombardi and Donald Driver is humbling”

- Bob Gansler, U.S. National Soccer Coach

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“The Brewers gave me and my family a home, and the fans made it a joy to show up every day and give everything I had. There’s nothing I would trade about that experience — being a Brewer for life is something I’m deeply proud of.”

-Ryan Braun, Milwaukee Brewers legend

Photo by Scott Paulus/Milwaukee Brewers

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“I’m extremely humbled and honored to be inducted into the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame. The Packers are a special and unique organization, the best in all of professional sports.  I’m very proud of all that we accomplished during my tenure, both on and off the field.”

- Mark Murphy, retired Green Bay Packers CEO

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"I'm deeply grateful to the coaches, teammates, family, and community who has supported me through my entire wheelchair basketball career, from Madison to UW-Whitewater and Team USA. This recognition belongs to all of us!”

-John Boie, Two-Time Team USA Wheelchair Gold Medalist

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Harvey & Stolz to be honored as
Athletes of the Year

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Poster of Jordan Stolz, a two-time Olympic gold medalist in speed skating, with a photo of him in speed skating gear, including a wetsuit, glasses, and cap, along with a quote about his honor and gratitude for being inducted into the Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame.

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Interested in paying by check? Contact Joette Richards at jrichards@wihalloffame.com

HOF Induction Ceremony - Row of 8 seats
$5,150.00

Join us at the 2026 Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame Induction ceremony.

  • Purchase 8 seats for you and your guests.

  • $5000 + 3% credit card processing fee

HOF Induction Ceremony - Single Ticket with Full Access
$1,030.00

Join us at the 2026 Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame Induction ceremony.

  • Purchase a single ticket with full access to the reception & the awards ceremony.

  • $1000 + 3% credit card processing fee

HOF Induction Shout Out
$2,575.00

Would you like to congratulate this year’s inductees at the 76th HOF Induction Ceremony?

  • Your graphic will be included in the presentation during the ceremony & displayed on the Hall of Fame Walkway LED board throughout the month of July. (We will reach out with specs for the images needed.)

  • $2500 + 3% credit card processing fee

HOF Induction Single Ticket - Limited Access
$103.00

Join us at the 2026 Wisconsin Athletic Hall of Fame Induction ceremony.

  • Purchase a single ticket with access only to the general unreserved seating area of the awards ceremony beginning at 7 p.m.

  • $100 + 3% credit card processing fee

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