マイク・ムスタカス氏が2025年のミズーリ州スポーツホールの殿堂入り選手を率いる

The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame unveiled its lineup of 2025 inductees on Thursday at the InterContinental Kansas City on the Plaza.

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Headlining the 2025 class is Royals legend Mike Moustakas, the hard-hitting third baseman who helped lead the team to World Series appearances in 2014 and 2015 and a championship in 2015.

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Moustakas, 37, was honored at Kauffman Stadium earlier this year, when he officially retired as a Royal after a 12-year career in Major League Baseball.

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The Chiefs, too, are represented in this year’s list of Missouri Sports Hall of Fame inductees. Allen Wright, longtime Chiefs equipment manager, will be among those entering the Hall of Fame in 2025.

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“We are so excited to be honoring this class. They all had great careers and inspired many others,” Missouri Sports Hall of Fame CEO and president Rob Marsh said in a news release. “We also hope the community will join us in supporting their big night.”

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Here is the full list of 2025 Missouri Sports Hall of Fame inductees, with enshrinement in Kansas City set for 5:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at the InterContinental on the Plaza:

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Missouri Sports Hall of Fame inductees for 2025

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Mike Moustakas: Kansas City Royals

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Central High School: Boys track and field era of 1964-72

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Allen Wright: Kansas City Chiefs equipment manager

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Rhesa Sumrell: Missouri Western and University of Central Missouri softball coach

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Melvin Rogers: Missouri Valley College multi-sport athlete and benefactor

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Brad Gaines: High school football and basketball coach

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Jim Carr: CEO and president of the NAIA

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Al Wallace: Sports broadcaster

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Maryville High School: 1982 state football champs

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Mike Ziesel: St. Joseph Benton High School coach and athletic director

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Tim Richardson: Lee’s Summit North High School soccer coach

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Mark Rosewell: Northwest Missouri State tennis coach

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Marty Kilgore: Metropolitan Community College baseball coach

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Helen Wilson: Mizzou tennis standout and Kansas City-area tennis instructor

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Davin Winkley: Hickman Mills High School and Rockhurst University basketball standout

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Park Hill High School: Volleyball era of 1987-2000

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The Monachinos: Father-son coaching duo from St. Pius X

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Taren O’Brien Martin: Savannah High School basketball player

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Smithville High School: Girls track and field era of 1981-91

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Tim Crone: Blue Springs High School coach and athletic director

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Sam Brown: Excelsior Springs, Grandview and William Jewell football coach.

この物語は最初に公開されました 2025 年 9 月 25 日午前 11 時 6 分。