Marty Decatur Decatur will be remembered as one of the best doubles players ever. His record of eight four-wall titles, six three-wall crowns and four one-wall championships speak to that. […]
Paul Haber USHA Hall of Fame Induction: 1983 It was an accurate ceiling shot that won Haber his national championships. He could drop the ball into the left rear corner […]
Johnny Sloan In more than two decades of scrutinizing handball’s very best tournament performers there has been no player that personifies the true meaning of the word “pro” than Johnny […]
Oscar Obert Elected to the Hall of Fame with Jacobs was another “shoo-in,” Oscar Obert. Oscar won more open USHA national championships than any other player in the history of […]
Jim Jacobs Jim Jacobs’ admission into the hall of Fame was just a matter of when he would become eligible. The original requirement has set up eligibility for players who […]
George Brotemarkle George Brotemarkle became the 20th member of the Hall and has the distinction of being the only inductee admitted as both a player and contributor. An outstanding basketball […]
Ken Schneider 1921- 2009 Induction: 1965 1950 Four-Wall Singles Champion 1954 Four-Wall Doubles Champion 1955 Four-Wall Doubles Champion Schneider’s tournament career spanned more than 30 years. He won the […]
Bob Brady, 1922-1972 Induction: 1965 1953 Four-Wall Singles Champion 1958 Three-Wall Doubles Champion Bob Brady learned handball in Montana, and gained national attention playing out of San Francisco’s Olympic Club. […]
Albert Apuzzi Induction: 2002* *Albert Apuzzi was inducted into the Handball Hall of Fame in 2002. Not a fan of fanfare and still trying to compete at the Open level, […]