DeMatha’s Hall of Fame was established in 1990 to recognize alumni who have distinguished themselves in their careers, communities and other activities since graduation.
In addition, recognition is given to athletes, coaches and team members who distinguish themselves athletically at DeMatha and beyond. All honorees must be ten years out of school and have conducted themselves in a manner generally consistent with Christian ideals.
Hall of Fame Members 1990 - 2007
Nominations for induction are accepted by the school at any time, and a committee composed of Trinitarians, alumni, parents and friends representing all eras of DeMatha vote on those nominations. The next Hall of Fame Ceremony will take place in October 2009.
Hall of Fame: 2007 Inductees Honored
Ten individuals and two teams became the most recent members of the prestigious DeMatha Hall of Fame on Sunday, October 28th. Three hundred and fifty friends of DeMatha gathered in the Antler Room to honor the accomplishments of these alumni and supporters who have distinguished themselves in their careers, communities and other activities since graduation, as well as those who have given extraordinary service to the school. Many of the new Hall of Fame members also distinguished themselves athletically at DeMatha and beyond.
This year's inductees include Distinguished Alumnus David Schiappa '80, Secretary for the Minority of the United States Senate; Christian Mester, Esq. '90, Lou Amico Service Award; Senior Boosters Al (dec.) and Margaret Chroniger; Dave Kane '60, Erik Chapman '83, Patrick Moylan '85, Mike Anderson '85, Darin Campbell '85, Todd Beckerman '96; the 1968 National Champion Basketball Team and the National Prep Champion 1990 Wrestling Team.
More information about the accomplishments of these outstanding individuals and a list of all members of the DeMatha Hall of Fame is available here in the Hall of Fame insert of the 2007-08 DeMatha Athletic Magazine. Plaques honoring all Hall of Fame members are on display in the Main Lobby of DeMatha.