The Softball Australia Hall of Fame was established in 1985 when Softball Australia was known as the Australian Softball Federation. The Hall of Fame recognises Australian players and non-players who have made an outstanding contribution to the sport of Softball at the international level.

 

To be eligible for nomination, a player must have:

• Retired from open international competition for 4 years
• Competed in open international competition for at least 6 years, including two ISF Open World Championships
• Have demonstrated the highest personal standard of sportsmanship and integrity.

 

To be eligible for nomination, an umpire, coach, team manager or statistician must have:

• Participated in open international competition for at least 6 years, including two ISF Open World Championships
• Have demonstrated the highest personal standard of sportsmanship and integrity.

To be eligible for nomination, an administrator must have:

• contributed at an Australian representative level for at least six years
• have demonstrated the highest personal standard of sportsmanship and integrity.

The Softball Australia Hall of Fame inductees are:

2012	Wendy Braybon, Carolyn Buttsworth, Tanya Harding, Sandra Lewis (nee Allen), Melanie Roche, Natalie Titcume, Natalie Ward
2010	Fiona Crawford (nee Hanes), Paul Maisey, Marissa Warburton
2009	Ken Culpitt 2009 Aussie Steelers Australian Open Men's team and ISF World Champions
2008	Geoffrey Coultas, Brian Flint, Darryl Rector, Robert Richardson, Bill Downing, Russell Taylor, Josh Davison, Dave McKenzie, Peter Clout, Sally McCreedy OAM, Peta Edebone, Brooke Wilkins, Kathy Mitchell
2007	John McAuliffe
2006	Bob Crudgington, Matt Gowty
2005	Troy Baverstock, Kylie Herbert, Alan McAuliffe, Carol Peel, Haylea Petrie
2004	Kim Cooper, Shane King, Kerry Dienelt, Lindsey Carroll, Kellie Loughman, Kerrie Maddern, Nicole Richardson, Margo Koskelainen OAM, Joanne Brown, Francine McRae
2003	Lindsay Anderson*, Anthony Bull
2002	Laing Harrow, Rhonda Wills, Jenny Holliday
2000	Joyce Lester OAM
1997	Leanne Evans, Gaye Ledingham
1995	Pat Shearwood, Sandra Troyahn
1992	Arthur Allsopp*
1991	Rosemary Adey OAM, Pat Rawlings OAM*
1990	Jan Stevens
1989	Lorraine Brown, Josephine Loton
1988	Janine (Jan) Allsopp, Carol Selem, Vivienne Triplett*
1987	Esther Deason MBE*, Marjorie Dwyer*, Merilyn Middlin, Joanne Paez, Judy Phelps OAM, Chris Roughley, Sybil Turner
1986	Rhonda Boyd, Denise Hutchinson
1985	1965 Australian Open Women's team and ISF World Champions
	Norma Allsopp	Midge Nelson BEM
	Margaret Dodds	Gladys Phillips* (C)
	Bess Dornan	Judy Pizaro*
	Myrtle Edwards*	Marjorie Scott
	Rita Gherardin	Merle Short*
	Elinor McKenzie*	Margaret Swann
	Audrey McLaughlin	Sandra Sommerville
	Helena Meehan	Nancy Whittingham
	Nina Menner	Lorraine Woolley

*denotes deceased

Further information about the criteria and process for awarding the Softball Australia Hall of Fame can be found in the Member Recognition Policy.