Every year, MAAD inducts individuals into MAAD Hall of Fame. Each individual served 10 or more years as players, coaches, managers, leaders and/or officers and met the criterias listed: outstanding performance, integrity, sportsmanship, character and leadership. Kudos to those who are in Hall of Fame.

Questions about Hall of Fame, contact Matt Teter at hallfame@charter.net.

This year MAAD is proud to present 6 MAAD Hall of Fame inductees:

Women's

• Deb Kuglitsch (Sioux Falls) - First participated as a Softball Player in 1995 which she played for 7 years. When not playing softball, she was the basketball team scorekeeper in 1999 where the team went to win Third place. She received "All Star" twice and "Individual Sportsmanship" once. She helped her team receive the "Team Sportsmanship" once for Basketball and twice for Softball. She also was a manager and coach one year. She served as chair for Hosting tournaments three times and delegate three times.
• Dawn Ellis-Moder (MinnePaul) - An all American girl, she played both basketball and softball from 1985 through 1998. She helped her team win championship 10 times while receiving "All Star" awards 3 times (1 in Basketball and 2 in Softball) and "Batting Average Champion" award in 1993.
• Carol Lynn Monroe (MinnePaul) - An active participant since 1989, she has played both Basketball and Softball. She also played on Coed teams 7 times which helped MAAD out with COED teams. She received "All Star" awards 3 times and "Batting Average Champion" once. She also served as Delegate for MinnePaul during Softball Tournament in 2004.
• Polly (rolofson) Pywell (Wichita & Olathe) - First joined Softball in 1986 on the women's team and played for 8 years and played coed for 1 year. She helped her team win championship 2 times. While playing, she earned "Individual Sportsmanship" once and "All Star" twice while helping her team get "Team Sportsmanship" twice. She also played basketball for 1 year where she received award for "Most Assists" and "All Star".

Men's

• Jeff Doubrava (Olathe) - Started playing Softball for Olathe in 1983 where his team received Third place the first year and played softball up until 1998. He received an award in "All Star" in 1992 and 1993 as well as his team receiving "Team Sportsmanship" in 1984. He also played Basketball in 1985 where they were Champions.
• Steven Granaas (MinnePaul & Wichita) - Loved playing Softball for MAAD since 1991 where he lead his team to championship several times and runner up twice. He received "Manager of the Tournament" and "Individual Sportsmanship" once while "All Star" three times. What more can you say for a player who also was Coach and Manager during his playing times.
• Donald Ketter (Olathe & Kansas City) - Became a softball player in 1979 and played several years until early 1990's. He lead his team to championship in 1986, runner-up three times and 3rd place twice. While playing, he received "All-Star" three times and helped his team receive "Team Sportsmanship" award in 1984. While playing for men's team, he was the Women's softball manager for two years and coach for one year.
• Charles Mitts (Cedar Rapids, Des Moines & MinnePaul) - Joined a team to play softball in 1982 and played for 7 years. He lead his team to championship in 1987. He helped his team win "Team Sportsmanship" award in 1982. He also served as delegate for several years during Basketball and Softball tournaments.

Leadership

• Alonzo Whitt

Be sure to give them a pat on the back for their hard work!