St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame
On the Scottrade Center Plaza Level Concourse
Sports legends often have their place in history: in the record books, in the various Hall of Fames and in the memories of the fans they once captivated.
But now, St. Louis' sports legends have another spot, and this one is a bit closer to home.
The St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame unveiled an exhibit in March 2010 on the Scottrade Center concourse that showcases some of the best athletes ever to play in the St. Louis area. Inaugual inductees to the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame included Bernie Federko, Stan Musial, Ozzie Smith, Jack Buck, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Ed Macauley and Roger Wehrli.
The exhibits can be viewed by all Scottrade Center event-goers on the Plaza Level Concourse. Exhibits include sports memorabilia and awards from the Blues, Rams, Cardinals, Browns and Hawks. Also included are individual sports such as bowling, tennis, auto racing and collegiate sports.
“I owe my career and everything I have to St. Louis,” said Federko, who also is a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. Federko played in 1,000 career NHL games, scoring 369 goals and 761 assists for 1,130 points. “Thanks to St. Louis and those that came to support us and gave me an opportunity to do what I do best. I’ll forever be indebted to city St. Louis and being part of the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame is really special.”
Fans can learn more about the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame by visiting their website at www.stlouissportshalloffame.com.
On the Scottrade Center Plaza Level Concourse
Sports legends often have their place in history: in the record books, in the various Hall of Fames and in the memories of the fans they once captivated.But now, St. Louis' sports legends have another spot, and this one is a bit closer to home.
The St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame unveiled an exhibit in March 2010 on the Scottrade Center concourse that showcases some of the best athletes ever to play in the St. Louis area. Inaugual inductees to the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame included Bernie Federko, Stan Musial, Ozzie Smith, Jack Buck, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Ed Macauley and Roger Wehrli.
The exhibits can be viewed by all Scottrade Center event-goers on the Plaza Level Concourse. Exhibits include sports memorabilia and awards from the Blues, Rams, Cardinals, Browns and Hawks. Also included are individual sports such as bowling, tennis, auto racing and collegiate sports.
“I owe my career and everything I have to St. Louis,” said Federko, who also is a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame. Federko played in 1,000 career NHL games, scoring 369 goals and 761 assists for 1,130 points. “Thanks to St. Louis and those that came to support us and gave me an opportunity to do what I do best. I’ll forever be indebted to city St. Louis and being part of the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame is really special.”
Fans can learn more about the St. Louis Sports Hall of Fame by visiting their website at www.stlouissportshalloffame.com.
