Hall of Fame Inductees, by Year . Search by Name

Charles Bryant - Omaha South

Tom Haase - Aurora

Kurt Lauer - Gibbon

Dave Lebsack - Lincoln Northeast

Paul Mohr - Scottsbluff

Jim Morrison - Howells

Wally McNaught - Lincoln

Harold 'Mac' Maciejewski - Wayne

Con Marshall - Chadron

Gail Peterson - Crofton

Larry Ribble - Millard South

John Reta - Lincoln Southeast

Cory Schlesinger - Columbus

Russ Snyder - Nelson

Joe Scarpello - Omaha Central

Teri Steer-Cantwell - Crete

Rudy Stoehr - Lincoln

Larry Vlasin - Madrid

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Athlete. Lincoln’s second female athlete to earn 12 varsity letters, Nikki (Stricker) Best was the Omaha World-Herald and Lincoln Journal Star Athlete of the Year in 1990. She earned all-state honors in volleyball and basketball as well as Mizuno All-America honors in volleyball. She helped the Spartans win the state volleyball championship in 1986 and 1988 and the state basketball championship in 1987. An all-around player, she played setter, hitter and blocker in volleyball and all five positions in basketball. She spent her summers playing club softball. In college, Stricker started four years for the Nebraska Cornhuskers. A middle blocker as a freshman, she transitioned to setter where she set the career record for assists. She was named the Big Eight Volleyball Player of the Year in 1993 and was three-time all-conference.