Hall of Fame

R. A. Long High School established a "Hall of Fame" in 2005. The first inductees were the 1981 Washington State Girls Basketball champions. Winners of several other awards, including the Wally Whitted Award and Marlen Petersen Award, were automatically inducted into the "Lifetime Achivement" section.

The Hall of Fame seeks to recognize outstanding people associated with R. A. Long High School. The Hall of Fame hopes attain this goal by honoring members of the R. A. Long community in the following areas:

Previous Inductees

You can view the previous inductees here.

Plaques honoring all inductees are located in the R. A. Long Gymnasium on the walkway outside the weight room (the weight room was originally the swimming pool).

Selection Criteria and Committee

A Selection Committee has been established to review all nomintaions and select the year's inductees. The current committee consists of:

The basic qualifications for nominations are as follows:

Nomination

If you know of an individual or a team that should be a member of the R. A. Long Hall of Fame then please download the nominating form, follow its instructions, and return it to the Selection Committee.

Nomination Form

Sponsorship

The Hall of Fame is not a project sponsored or controlled by the Alumni Association. It is driven by the school itself. The Alumni Association provides this space online. We also provide one member of the selection committee.

Individual

This category seeks to recognize "Notable achievement by an individual in a sport(s) or activity at the varsity level."

Team

This category seeks to recognize "Outstanding achievement by a varsity level team in a single season."

Lifetime Achievement

This category seeks to recognize "Notable contribution to R. A. Long High School and prominent in their professional, personal, and inspirational achievements. This category includes a coach, pioneer, administrator, teacher, graduate, or supporter. Candidate is not required to have participated in sports or activities nor attended R. A. Long."