Details for 2022 ISC Hall of Fame Breakfast & Induction Ceremony

Blair Setford • July 27, 2022

Tickets now on sale

On Sunday August 14, 2022, the International Softball Congress  will host its annual Hall of Fame Breakfast and Induction Ceremony at The TaxSlayer Centre, 1201 River Drive in Moline, IL.


The Class of 2022 induction will be held as part of the ISC World Tournament and build on the successes of the previous Hall of Fame celebrations that have been held annually since the initial induction in 1965. This is the 16th time that the event will be hosted in the Quad Cities region.


The 2022 inductees are: Darren Box, Rhys Casley, Bob McGowan, Gerald Muizelaar, Travis Wilson and Ryan Wolfe.

 

Doors will open at 7:30 am, with breakfast at 8 am and the program and inductions at 9:45 am. The event will adjourn at 11:30 am, in advance of Sunday's games scheduled to start at 1pm.


For more information about the 2022 Championship, please visit the Tournament page.


All breakfast attendees are required to have a ticket, available as follows:


TICKET SALES FORM 

SINGLES and RESERVED TABLES OF EIGHT

Tickets, $25 each, and/or reserved tables of eight (8) for $175, may be purchased by contacting Breakfast Event Chair John Thompson at (519-884-4050). Ticket request deadline is Friday August 5.


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