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​Introducing the 2015 class
Minnesota Senior sports association
hall of fame


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​Rich Anderson
​Bowling
Highest bowling average in state (235) at age sixty
Twenty-eight perfect 300 games
Holds Over-Sixty record of 1040 for 4 games (avg. 260)
Three time “Bowler of the Year”
Won five senior bowling titles
Named to “All City” team eight times as a senior
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Marlene Brodt
Hockey-Softball-Golf

Member of 50+ USA Hockey Championship teams 5 times
Member of World Senior Games Softball Championship team
Eight national Senior Games
Golf “Tournament of Champions” Winner
Contributor to inner-city programs
Recipient of Breaking Barriers award from MN Coalition of Women in Athletic Leadership
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​Gilbert LaLonde
​Diving
​Winner of five World Masters diving championships
Broke world records ten times in Masters diving
1989 World Masters record still stands
Won Russian and Canadian Masters diving championships
Received Medica Award as Outstanding Senior Athlete in Minnesota

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Warren Rebholz
Golf

Started Minnesota Golf Association Senior Tour for golfers over 55
Grown to over 800 golfers getting a chance to play at many different courses thoughout Minnesota
Senior Tour now includes men’s, women’s and Super Senior (70+) divisions
Club Champion
Club President
U.S. Open Official
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​​​Chuck Supplee
Tennis

Competed in 11 National Senior Games and qualifying State Senior Games
Eight gold and silver medals in National Senior Games
Has conducted and coached senior tennis camps for many years
Involved in program to introduce tennis to inner city children
Competed in 2015 National Senior Games at 96 years-old
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Dick Anderson
Softball
Member of 16 national senior softball championship teams
All-tournament team selection 11 times
Most Valuable Player 4 times
Plays five games in four leagues each week, at age 84
Known as “Grandfather of Minnesota Senior Softball”
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Dennis Bartholomew
​Touch Football
Touch football quarterback at age 64
Six decades in a young man’s sport
Won numerous state touch football championships
Holds all records in the state for a quarterback:
  • State titles
  • Touchdown passes
  • Yards passing
Senior softball coach, player and sponsor
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​Fritz Bukowski

Director of Minnesota Senior Games
​and its 20 sports.
  • Set up Games as 501(c)(3) org
  • Obtained sponsors
  • Established bidding process for host cities
  • Helped bring 2015 National Senior Games to Minnesota
  • National Senior Games Executive Council
  • Bronze medal, Racquetball: 2015 National Senior Games
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​Raymond Ranallo
​Tennis
Competed in four National Senior games as well as qualifying for State Senior Games
Fifteen medals, including two gold and a silver medal at National Senior Games
Coach for inner city tennis since its inception
Active member and Board member of Senior Tennis Club for Twenty-nine ears
Competed in 2015 National Senior Games at 93 years-old
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​​Dale Severson
​Nordic Skiing

Ten International Masters Ski Jumping Championships
Silver Medal in International Nordic Combined (jumping & cross-country)
Twenty-seven years as a volunteer guide for blind cross country skiers in “Ski For Light” race
  • Won gold with partner in 2014
Member of national runner-up 80+ senior softball team
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2015 Team of the Year
Minnesota Masters - 60 Majors

- 2013 ISF World Cup - Roanoke, VA
- 2013 SPA Nationals - Dalton, GA
- 2013 Rocky Mountain Classic - Denver, CO
- 2013 SSUSA World Masters Championships - Las Vegas, NV
- 2013 SSUSA Tournament of Champions - Auburndale, FL
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Front: Mike Haley, Lon Stole, Larry Nelson, Don Bowman, Dave Slack
Back: Daryl Cooper, Gregg Shaver, Steve Pease, Lud Nordahl, Gary Hamilton, Ken Johnson, Gary Haendel, Steve Schletty, Gary Morris 
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