MATA HALL OF FAME
The MATA Athletic Trainer Hall of Fame award is a prestigious honor that recognizes qualified MATA members for their exceptional and unique contributions to the athletic training profession. This is a State award, which reflects a lifetime of dedication to the Association and the field of athletic training on the state level.
MATA Hall of Fame Nominations must come from sponsors, who are to be individuals who live and/or work in the state of Maryland.
Eligibility:
To be eligible for nomination, individuals must have 20 years certified membership in the NATA and have 10 years in the MATA. Current NATA Hall of Fame members will not be considered for the MATA Athletic Trainer Hall of Fame Award. Current MATA Officers are not eligible for the MATA Hall of Fame Award. Candidates who are currently active members of the NATA must be in good standing with the BOC and the state regulatory act.
Nomination Procedures:
Members who wish to nominate a deserving colleague should submit the following information by email to Hall of Fame Committee Chair Marty Sataloff at msataloff@mcdonogh.org.
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Upon receiving the nomination, the nominee will be sent the Nomination Application to be completed by the deadline contained within the application.
MATA Hall of Fame
Inductees
2022
Brian Ebel
Amy Magladry
2019
Thaddeus Moore
Class of 2018
Peter Kotz
Class of 2015
Steve Kinsey
Class of 2012
Neil MacDonald
Class of 2010
Lori Bristow
Gail Parr
Class of 2009
Gary Horsman
Paul Welliver
Tony Zaloga
Class of 2008
Richie Bancells
John Bielawski
Class of 2007
Marty Sataloff
Class of 2006
Dr. Joe Martire
Terry O'Brien
Red Romo
Inaugural Class of 2005
Ed Block
JJ Bush
Ray Chronister
Pat Lamboni
John Lopez
Ralph Salvon
Dr. Dan Welliver