Harford County Sports Hall of Fame First Inaugural Class to be Inducted Next Month

Written By Morgan Knox

Harford County Historical Society has announced the Harford County Sports Hall of Fame. Our county’s greatest athletes will be acknowledged and forever be etched into the history books here for our county to remember.

From high school sports, to club sports, and everything in between, they have selected 8 outstanding athletes from all generations in history to be apart of the inaugural class. From athletic directors, to coaches and athletes, there is someone from each category in this class.

The induction ceremony will be held on June 12th from 6pm-10pm at Maryland Golf and Country Club in Bel Air. You can find your tickets at harfordhistory.org.

You can also use the link above to submit someone you think deserves to be recognized for their outstanding athletic talents. Help spread the word and be sure to follow the Facebook Page for all of the latest information and inductee announcement.

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