Our Hall-of-Fame Members Understand What It Takes To Be A Winston-Salem
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Sacrifice = I have to give-up some of my glory and time to make my team and my program better.
Team-First = I will do whatever it takes to my team the best it can be; the better my team, the better I'll be.
Efficiency = I will do as much as I can to make the program, the team, and myself better without trying to draw attention. I don't have to jump up and down when I make a good play, and I don't have to wear my uniform in such a way that I look different than others. My energy goes to my play, and won't be wasted on making a show.
Always = When I join the Stealers, that's what I am, "A" when I join to "Z" when I finish. I am always a Winston-Salem Stealer.
Loyalty = It's my responsibility to help the program that helped me when I was younger; not jump ship when I have "gotten mine".
Exceptional = I set goals and try my best to follow through on all of them, again in an effort to make myself the best player I can be, while not thinking I'm bigger or better than the program.
Respect = I will respect the foundation the program is built on; respect for my teammates, the coaches, the opponents, the officials, and everyone associated with the game.
Separation = I know that I don't have to follow the crowd while staying within the program rules. Separation doesn't mean that I do "my thing"; separation means that I will do extra things on my own to make myself the best player I can be, and then bring those extra things back to the team / program to make everyone better.
Team-First = I will do whatever it takes to my team the best it can be; the better my team, the better I'll be.
Efficiency = I will do as much as I can to make the program, the team, and myself better without trying to draw attention. I don't have to jump up and down when I make a good play, and I don't have to wear my uniform in such a way that I look different than others. My energy goes to my play, and won't be wasted on making a show.
Always = When I join the Stealers, that's what I am, "A" when I join to "Z" when I finish. I am always a Winston-Salem Stealer.
Loyalty = It's my responsibility to help the program that helped me when I was younger; not jump ship when I have "gotten mine".
Exceptional = I set goals and try my best to follow through on all of them, again in an effort to make myself the best player I can be, while not thinking I'm bigger or better than the program.
Respect = I will respect the foundation the program is built on; respect for my teammates, the coaches, the opponents, the officials, and everyone associated with the game.
Separation = I know that I don't have to follow the crowd while staying within the program rules. Separation doesn't mean that I do "my thing"; separation means that I will do extra things on my own to make myself the best player I can be, and then bring those extra things back to the team / program to make everyone better.
Winston-Salem Stealers Hall-Of-Fame Page.
People come into your life for a reason, a season or a lifetime. When you know which one it is, you will know what to do for that person. When someone is in your life for a REASON, it is usually to meet a need you have expressed. They have come to assist you through a difficulty, to provide you with guidance and support, To aid you physically, emotionally or spiritually. They may seem like a godsend and they are. They are there for the reason you need them to be. Then, without any wrongdoing on your part or at an inconvenient time, This person will say or do something to bring the relationship to an end. Sometimes they die. Sometimes they walk away. Sometimes they act up and force you to take a stand. What we must realize is that our need has been met, our desire fulfilled, their work is done. The prayer you sent up has been answered and now it is time to move on. Some people come into your life for a SEASON, because your turn has come to share, grow or learn. They bring you an experience of peace or make you laugh. They may teach you something you have never done. They usually give you an unbelievable amount of joy. Believe it, it is real. But only for a season. LIFETIME relationships teach you lifetime lessons, Things you must build upon in order to have a solid emotional foundation. Your job is to accept the lesson, Love the person and put what you have learned to use in all other relationships and areas of your life. It is said that love is blind but friendship is clairvoyant. Thank you for being a part of my life, Whether you were a reason, a season or a lifetime.
Winston-Salem Stealers Hall-Of-Fame Nominations.
The Stealers' Hall-of-Fame is to honor the Great People, Great Teams & Great Players we have had in our program since 1996.
Nominations can be sent to Coach Robinson via email or regular mail.
The Winston-Salem Stealers Hall-Of-Fame...
Those who will always be...
A STEALER FOR LIFE.
All players listed in alphabetical order.
Can You Name The Three Future Hall-of-Famers In The Picture To The Left That Was Taken In The Fall of 2003?
Nominations can be sent to Coach Robinson via email or regular mail.
The Winston-Salem Stealers Hall-Of-Fame...
Those who will always be...
A STEALER FOR LIFE.
All players listed in alphabetical order.
Can You Name The Three Future Hall-of-Famers In The Picture To The Left That Was Taken In The Fall of 2003?
Chante' Black (1997-2003)
Megan Buckland (2005-2010)
NAME: MEGAN BUCKLAND
Played for the Stealers from 2005-2010.
A Member of the 292 Program from 2005-2010.
Played in the DI Nationals in 2006.
Was a coach in the program from 2008-2010 (including Summer Stealers).
Became the second Stealers' player ever to participate in USA Basketball (2009).
Was named as an alternate to the U16 USA National Team in 2009.
Her 2009 Stealers' Team is the only team selected to our program's Hall-of-Fame.
Received a scholarship to play basketball at the University of North Carolina.
In High School:
Selected as Most Outstanding Player in the 2009, 2010 and 2011 State Championship Games.
Selected to the All-State Team by the Associated Press in 2010 and 2011.
Was named Player-of-the-Year by the Winston-Salem Journal, Greensboro News & Record, and Triad Sports in 2009-10.
Was a team captain in 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11.
Was named the conference player-of-the-year in 2009-10.
Was the 2nd runner-up for North Carolina's Gatorade Player-of-the-Year in 2010.
Was the Western Regional Most Valuable Player in 2010 & 2011.
Was nominated for the McDonald's All-American Team in 2011.
Selected to play in the FILA All-American Game in 2011.
Played for the Stealers from 2005-2010.
A Member of the 292 Program from 2005-2010.
Played in the DI Nationals in 2006.
Was a coach in the program from 2008-2010 (including Summer Stealers).
Became the second Stealers' player ever to participate in USA Basketball (2009).
Was named as an alternate to the U16 USA National Team in 2009.
Her 2009 Stealers' Team is the only team selected to our program's Hall-of-Fame.
Received a scholarship to play basketball at the University of North Carolina.
In High School:
Selected as Most Outstanding Player in the 2009, 2010 and 2011 State Championship Games.
Selected to the All-State Team by the Associated Press in 2010 and 2011.
Was named Player-of-the-Year by the Winston-Salem Journal, Greensboro News & Record, and Triad Sports in 2009-10.
Was a team captain in 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11.
Was named the conference player-of-the-year in 2009-10.
Was the 2nd runner-up for North Carolina's Gatorade Player-of-the-Year in 2010.
Was the Western Regional Most Valuable Player in 2010 & 2011.
Was nominated for the McDonald's All-American Team in 2011.
Selected to play in the FILA All-American Game in 2011.
Millesa Calicott (2003-2010)
NAME: MILLESA CALICOTT
Played for the Stealers from 2003-2010.
Played on the Stealers first development team in 2003.
Played in the DI Nationals in 2004 and 2005.
Joined the 292 Program in 2006.
Participated in numerous travel team events with the Stealers.
Her 2009 team is the only team selected to the program's Hall-of-Fame.
Received a scholarship to play basketball at Wake Forest University.
In High School:
Was a part of three consecutive conference championships.
Named as District Player-of-the-Year for 2009-10.
Named Conference Player-of-the-Year in 2010.
Won the MVP of the Mary Garber Tournament as a Freshman in 2008.
Played for the Stealers from 2003-2010.
Played on the Stealers first development team in 2003.
Played in the DI Nationals in 2004 and 2005.
Joined the 292 Program in 2006.
Participated in numerous travel team events with the Stealers.
Her 2009 team is the only team selected to the program's Hall-of-Fame.
Received a scholarship to play basketball at Wake Forest University.
In High School:
Was a part of three consecutive conference championships.
Named as District Player-of-the-Year for 2009-10.
Named Conference Player-of-the-Year in 2010.
Won the MVP of the Mary Garber Tournament as a Freshman in 2008.
Brittany Cox (2002-2008)
NAME: BRITTANY COX
- Played for the Stealers from 2002-2008.
- Her 2002 Team played at the DII Nationals going 3-2 in Orlando and her 2003 Team finished 4th in the state and in second place at the DII Nationals, again, in Orlando.
- In 2004, her team finished in 2nd place in the state, and qualified for the DI Nationals in Kingsport, Tennessee.
- Her team qualified for the DI Nationals again in 2005 and 2006.
- Brittany played in numerous travel team events through 292 Basketball.
- Brittany received a scholarship to play basketball at Pfeiffer University.
- Brittany received the Presidential scholarship along with her athletic scholarship at Pfeiffer.
- Brittany has coached in our program from 2006-present, including our 2009 3 Month Travel Team.
- In HIGH SCHOOL:
- Brittany helped her team to four state championship titles.
- Had a record of 119-11 in her four seasons.
- Went undefeated in the conference for four straight seasons.
- Won four consecutive regular season conference championships, four conference tournament titles, four state sectional titles, and four straight state regional championships.
- Was named all-conference in 2008.
- Was named MVP of the regional tournament in 2009.
- Was team MVP in 2009.
- Was a team captain in 2009.
Amanda Cross (1999-2005)
Name: Amanda Cross
Played for the Stealers from 1999-2005.
Coach for the Stealers from 2004-2008; coached her team to the DI Nationals in 2005.
Played on the Stealers Travel Team in Washington, DC in 2002 and Oregon in 2003.
Played on thirteen other travel team tournaments in our proram.
Helped four of her teams to the DI State Tournament as a player.
Her 2002 Travel Team finished in third place at the Adidas Showtime Nationals in Atlanta.
Helped the Peace College Basketball Team to a semifinal appearance at the USA South Tournament as a freshman in 2005-06.
Was named to the South Atlantic Conference / Bank of America Academic All-Conference Team in 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08.
Won Peace College's W. Robert Everett Business Achievement Award. This award is determined by the Peace Business Department Faculty, and ultimately decided by the head of the department. This award is given to the top Business Major.
Named the Peace College Scholar Athlete in 2006-07; given to the student-athlete with the highest GPA playing a varsity sport.
Selected to the USA South All Sportsmanship Team in 2007-08.
Won the 2008 Frazier Cup for being Peace's top student-athlete.
Graduated with honors as Suma Cum Laude (GPA 4.0).
Played for the Stealers from 1999-2005.
Coach for the Stealers from 2004-2008; coached her team to the DI Nationals in 2005.
Played on the Stealers Travel Team in Washington, DC in 2002 and Oregon in 2003.
Played on thirteen other travel team tournaments in our proram.
Helped four of her teams to the DI State Tournament as a player.
Her 2002 Travel Team finished in third place at the Adidas Showtime Nationals in Atlanta.
Helped the Peace College Basketball Team to a semifinal appearance at the USA South Tournament as a freshman in 2005-06.
Was named to the South Atlantic Conference / Bank of America Academic All-Conference Team in 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08.
Won Peace College's W. Robert Everett Business Achievement Award. This award is determined by the Peace Business Department Faculty, and ultimately decided by the head of the department. This award is given to the top Business Major.
Named the Peace College Scholar Athlete in 2006-07; given to the student-athlete with the highest GPA playing a varsity sport.
Selected to the USA South All Sportsmanship Team in 2007-08.
Won the 2008 Frazier Cup for being Peace's top student-athlete.
Graduated with honors as Suma Cum Laude (GPA 4.0).
Katheryn Lyons (1999-2006)
Name: Katheryn Lyons
Played for the Stealers from 1999-2006.
Led her team to the DI Nationals in 2000, 2004, and 2005.
2000 Team finished in the Top 20 in the Championship Bracket at the DI Nationals.
1999 Team and 2002 Team finished in 3rd Place at the DII Nationals in Orlando, Florida.
Scored 40 points in one game at the DII Nationals in Orlando, becoming the fourth player to do so in our program and the first to do the feat at a national tournament.
Played in 22 Travel Team Tournaments with our program.
Was named as Miss Basketball at the 2005 Exposure Event in Kearney, Nebraska.
In 2006, was named Player-of-the-Year by the High Point Enterprise, Winston-Salem Journal and Greensboro News & Record. As well as NC Preps and Triad Sports.
Won the same awards in 2007 in the News & Record and W-S Journal.
Helped her high school team to a 108-15 record in four seasons, including back-to-back state championships.
Made a verbal commitment to the University of Maryland as a sophomore, and helped the Terps to an elite eight appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 2008.
Transferred to Marist University in 2008.
Nominated to play in the 2007 McDonald's All-American Game.
Coached in the Stealers Program for four seasons.
Played for the Stealers from 1999-2006.
Led her team to the DI Nationals in 2000, 2004, and 2005.
2000 Team finished in the Top 20 in the Championship Bracket at the DI Nationals.
1999 Team and 2002 Team finished in 3rd Place at the DII Nationals in Orlando, Florida.
Scored 40 points in one game at the DII Nationals in Orlando, becoming the fourth player to do so in our program and the first to do the feat at a national tournament.
Played in 22 Travel Team Tournaments with our program.
Was named as Miss Basketball at the 2005 Exposure Event in Kearney, Nebraska.
In 2006, was named Player-of-the-Year by the High Point Enterprise, Winston-Salem Journal and Greensboro News & Record. As well as NC Preps and Triad Sports.
Won the same awards in 2007 in the News & Record and W-S Journal.
Helped her high school team to a 108-15 record in four seasons, including back-to-back state championships.
Made a verbal commitment to the University of Maryland as a sophomore, and helped the Terps to an elite eight appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 2008.
Transferred to Marist University in 2008.
Nominated to play in the 2007 McDonald's All-American Game.
Coached in the Stealers Program for four seasons.
Jennifer Penley (2003-2008)
NAME: Jennifer Penley
Played in the program from 2003-2008.
2003 finished 4th in the state and 2nd at the DII Nationals in Orlando.
2004, 2005 and 2006 Teams qualified for the DI Nationals.
Finished in the Top 30 at the DI Nationals in Ohio (with 7 players).
Played in numerous travel team events through 292 Basketball.
Signed to play at the Naval Academy in 2008.
First Stealers' Player to sign and play at/for a military service academy.
Coached in our program from 2006-09.
Won four consecutive conference championships (regular season) in high school.
Went a combined 92-15 in four seasons in high school.
Won three conference tournament titles in 2006-07 and 2009.
Made W-S Journal All-Northwest Team in 2009.
All NCHSAA Academic Team for carrying a 3.5 GPA (or better) for four seasons.
National Honors Society 2007-2009.
2007-08 All-Conference Tournament Team.
2008-09 All-Conference Team, 2nd Team All-District Team, All-County Team (Triad Sports)
Mary Garber Team Champions (Thanksgiving Tournament) in 2007 and 2008; named to the All-Tournament Team in 2008.
Played in the program from 2003-2008.
2003 finished 4th in the state and 2nd at the DII Nationals in Orlando.
2004, 2005 and 2006 Teams qualified for the DI Nationals.
Finished in the Top 30 at the DI Nationals in Ohio (with 7 players).
Played in numerous travel team events through 292 Basketball.
Signed to play at the Naval Academy in 2008.
First Stealers' Player to sign and play at/for a military service academy.
Coached in our program from 2006-09.
Won four consecutive conference championships (regular season) in high school.
Went a combined 92-15 in four seasons in high school.
Won three conference tournament titles in 2006-07 and 2009.
Made W-S Journal All-Northwest Team in 2009.
All NCHSAA Academic Team for carrying a 3.5 GPA (or better) for four seasons.
National Honors Society 2007-2009.
2007-08 All-Conference Tournament Team.
2008-09 All-Conference Team, 2nd Team All-District Team, All-County Team (Triad Sports)
Mary Garber Team Champions (Thanksgiving Tournament) in 2007 and 2008; named to the All-Tournament Team in 2008.
LaShaunda Pratt (1998-2006)
- NAME: LaSHAUNDA PRATT
- PLAYED FOR THE STEALERS FROM 1998-2006.
- FIRST EVER MEMBER OF OUR FIRST EVER 10-AND-UNDER TEAM.
- HELPED 1999 TEAM TO A THIRD PLACE FINISH AT THE DII NATIONALS IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA.
- WAS AWARDED THE SEARS EXCELLENCE AWARD FOLLOWING THE DII NATIONALS IN ORLANDO, FLORIDA IN 1999.
- HELPED THE STEALERS TO THREE STRAIGHT NORTH CAROLINA STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS IN 2001, 2002, 2003.
- HELPED THE STEALERS TO FIVE STRAIGHT DI NATIONALS APPEARANCES, 2000-2004.
- LED THE STEALERS TO A 17TH PLACE FINISH AT DI NATIONALS IN WEST LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA IN 2000.
- LED THE STEALERS TO A 9TH PLACE FINISH AT THE DI NATIONALS IN KENNER, LOUISIANA IN 2001.
- LED THE STEALERS TO A 17TH PLACE FINISH AT THE DI NATIONALS IN AMARILLO, TEXAS IN 2002.
- LED THE STEALERS TO A 13TH PLACE FINISH AT THE DI NATIONALS IN DAYTON, OHIO IN 2003.
- LED THE STEALERS TO FOUR STRAIGHT REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS (2001-2004).
- NAMED MVP OF THE MARY GARBER BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT IN 2004 & 2005.
- HELPED JUNIOR OLYMPIC TEAM TO THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP IN 2006 IN VIRGINIA BEACH.
- PLAYED ON TWELVE TRAVELING TEAM EVENTS WITH THE PROGRAM.
- WON THE 3A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP WITH HER HIGH SCHOOL TEAM IN 2006-07.
- RECEIVED A SCHOLARSHIP TO PLAY AT BOSTON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY, BECOMING THE FIRST PLAYER FROM NORTH CAROLINA TO PLAY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL AT BOSTON COLLEGE.
- MADE A TRANSFER TO THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM IN 2009.
Rachel Stockdale (1996-1998)
Name: Rachel Stockdale
Played for the Stealers From 1996-1998.
First Stealer to play in the A.C.C.
Led North Carolina State in three point field goal percentage at 41.9% in 2004-05.
Was named to the Associated Press All-Freshman Team.
Helped two Stealers' Team to National Tournament Births.
Her team won the Stealers' first-ever invitational championship.
First Stealer to score 40 points in a game (1997).
MVP of the East / West All-Star Game in 2001.
Named to the Caterpillar All-Academic Team at North Carolina State.
Helped N.C. State to two NCAA Tournament Bids.
Made five 3-Pointers in first round game vs. Auburn in NCAA Tournament.
Was torch-bearer at AAU DI Nationals in Winston-Salem in 2001.
Played on summer national squad that played in Australia in 2004.
Played for the Stealers From 1996-1998.
First Stealer to play in the A.C.C.
Led North Carolina State in three point field goal percentage at 41.9% in 2004-05.
Was named to the Associated Press All-Freshman Team.
Helped two Stealers' Team to National Tournament Births.
Her team won the Stealers' first-ever invitational championship.
First Stealer to score 40 points in a game (1997).
MVP of the East / West All-Star Game in 2001.
Named to the Caterpillar All-Academic Team at North Carolina State.
Helped N.C. State to two NCAA Tournament Bids.
Made five 3-Pointers in first round game vs. Auburn in NCAA Tournament.
Was torch-bearer at AAU DI Nationals in Winston-Salem in 2001.
Played on summer national squad that played in Australia in 2004.
Brittany Strachan (1999-2006)
Name: Brittany Strachan
Played for the Stealers from 1998-2006.
Helped her 1999 Team to a 3rd Place Finish at the DII Nationals in Orlando.
Led team to our program's first regional tournament championship in 2000.
The 2000 Team finished 4th in the state and qualified for the DI Nationals.
Her 2001-2003 Teams won our program's first three state championships in addition to winning the regional title each season.
The 2001 Team finished tied for 9th at the DI Nationals in Louisiana; in 2002 the team finished in the top twenty at the DI Nationals in Amarillo, Texas and in 2003 the team came in tied for 13th in Dayton, Ohio.
Played in fourteen travel team events.
Was named to the Miss Basketball Team in Kearney, Nebraska in 2005.
Was named MVP of the Junior Olympic Games in Virginia Beach in 2006; the team won the national championship.
Received a scholarship to play at North Carolina State University.
Nominated to play in the McDonald's All-American Game.
Won a state championship in high school in 2007.
Was class valedictorian in 2007.
Named to the W-S Journal's All-Northwest Team in 2006 and 2007.
7 Month "Grant" Team (2009)
2009 Seven Month "Grant" Team
- First team to be nominated to and selected for our program's Hall-of-Fame.
- Team had an overall record of 27-8 playing in eight showcase events.
- Opened with a 2-2 record at the Fairfax Stars Invitational.
- Followed-up with a 6-0 record and tournament championship at the Boo Williams Invitational.
- Finished the spring season with a 4-0 record at our DII / DIII College Recruiting Tournament in Winston-Salem.
- Began July with a 1-2 record at Kennesaw State in Georgia.
- Rebounded with a 4-2 performance at the Nike Invitational in Chicago, Illinois.
- Ended July with a 4-1 mark at the FILA Summer Derby in Louisville, Kentucky.
- Had a perfect 4-0 record at our fall season DII / DIII College Recruiting Tournament in Winston-Salem.
- Finished the 2009 Season with a 3rd Place Finish at Georgia Tech in the Elite Division at the Peach State End of Road Championship.
- Erin Fitzgerald (Class of 2010 - Washington College), Chandler Young (Class of 2013), Kelsey Long (Class of 2010 - Belmont Abbey University), Stephanie Mitchell (Class of 2011), Millesa Calicott (Class of 2011 - Wake Forest University), Autumn Cole (Class of 2011), Megan Buckland (Class of 2011 - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Lauren Penley (Class of 2011 - Pfeiffer University), Olivia Gough (Class of 2012), Kelli Bonner (Class of 2011 - Wingate University) and Samantha Craven (Class of 2010 - Pfeiffer University).
- Guest Player For Spring DII / DIII Tournament: Anna DeFrancecso (Class of 2009 - UNC-Chapel Hill; Club Basketball).
- Head Coach: Trish Grant
- Assistant Coach: Kevin Hudson
Criteria For Stealers Hall-of-Fame.
Player Nomination (Along with using the criteria at the top & bottom of the page):
Must Be A Winston-Salem Stealer For At Least Three Seasons.
Played In The Program As Long As A Team Was Offered At Her Age Group; Did Not Leave The Program On Her Own.
Played or, Had The Opportunity To Play, College Basketball.
Continues To Be A Strong Role Model For Young People.
Made Significant On-the-Court Impacts As A Representative Of This Program.
Team Nomination
Team Needs To Be "Team-First" & "Program-First".
Team Has Had Significant & Consistent Success On A National Level.
Team Has To Have Had A Core (4-6 Players) That Have Played In The Program For At Least Three Seasons.
Team Has Had A Core (3-5 Players) That Will Go On To Play College Basketball.
Team Has Been A Positive Example To Others In The Stealers Program.
Played In The Program As Long As A Team Was Offered At Her Age Group; Did Not Leave The Program On Her Own.
Played or, Had The Opportunity To Play, College Basketball.
Continues To Be A Strong Role Model For Young People.
Made Significant On-the-Court Impacts As A Representative Of This Program.
Team Nomination
Team Needs To Be "Team-First" & "Program-First".
Team Has Had Significant & Consistent Success On A National Level.
Team Has To Have Had A Core (4-6 Players) That Have Played In The Program For At Least Three Seasons.
Team Has Had A Core (3-5 Players) That Will Go On To Play College Basketball.
Team Has Been A Positive Example To Others In The Stealers Program.
Active Nominations.
Below are active nominations to be members of our Program's Hall-of-Fame, in no particular order (with the years they played beside the nominee).
1) Nell Pollard (1996-1998)
2) Lauren Penley (2003-2010)
3) 2011 "Hudson" Travel Team
4) Jessica Joyner (1996-1998)
5) Kaela Bellefeuil (2002-2010)
6) Gina Simmons (2002-2010)
In order to receive Hall-of-Fame consideration, a player must also receive three (3) letters of recommendation from persons / families within the Stealers / 292 Organization.
Selections are made in the spring each year.
1) Nell Pollard (1996-1998)
2) Lauren Penley (2003-2010)
3) 2011 "Hudson" Travel Team
4) Jessica Joyner (1996-1998)
5) Kaela Bellefeuil (2002-2010)
6) Gina Simmons (2002-2010)
In order to receive Hall-of-Fame consideration, a player must also receive three (3) letters of recommendation from persons / families within the Stealers / 292 Organization.
Selections are made in the spring each year.