Minnesota State Broomball Hall of Fame

2004 Inductees to the Minnesota Broomball Hall of Fame

	Deb Holtkamp - one of the top women's players of the past 25 years and administrator of broomball leagues in St. Paul.
	Mark Beltz - considered the top goalie of the 1980's with great shot stopping skills combined with expert ball handling.
	Fred Clifford - a top defenseman with the hardest shot in the game. He has more state, national and world titles combined than probably anybody in the game.
	Bruce Erickson - an administrator whose ideas brought broomball to a higher level.
	Mick Sletten - a great scorer on powerhouse teams (Mr. Bob's and the Rockets) and one of the game's top promoters across the World.
	Robert Nordstrom - aptly named the Grandfather of Broomball. He started organized leagues in Minneapolis in 1960, wrote the first rulebook and played on the top team of the 1960s, Duffys.
	Ric Williams - player on the state champion teams of Budweiser Duluth, organizer of the highly successful Bud Shootout Tourney and referee.
	Perry Coonce - Perry's commitment to serve others has provided one of the top amateur sports organizations in the country to keep the sport of broomball at the organized level we see today.

Previously inducted to the Minnesota Broomball Hall of Fame:
Fred Macalus - player, coach and sponsor who had the longest string of state championships in Minnesota.
Bill "Buzz" Evans - player, administrator and referee, who has been instrumental in all big tournament functions throughout the state and country.
Tom Stanton - an administrator, whose money and volunteering help grow the sport. Tom ran leagues at his bar, O'Neil's, and was instrumental in the growth of broomball in the southern St. Paul area.
Red Klaires - a referee and administrator of the famous Breck Broomball Leagues.