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2013 Inductees
February 2013
WFSCA Announces 2013 Hall of Fame Inductees
The Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association is pleased to announce the fifth induction class to the WFSCA Hall of Fame. The 2013 Hall of Fame induction class includes: Dale Buvid from Monroe, Paul Olson from Fort Atkinson and Jim Turner from Altoona.
Honorees will be recognized at the Saturday banquet during the annual WFSCA winter coaches’ clinic. The induction will be at 5 p.m. on Saturday, February 16, 2013 in Stevens Point at the Holiday Inn.
Inductees are nominated for this recognition by their peers and selected by the executive board of the WFSCA. Inductees are being recognized for their accomplishments both on and off the playing fields during their coaching careers. The three inductees for 2013 have a total of 82 years of softball coaching experience and a total of 1217 wins.
Dale Buvid
Monroe
Coach Buvid began coaching Monroe in 1984 and is entering his 30th season as head coach of the Monroe Cheesemakers. He has compiled a record of 417-212 including 6 State Tournament appearances, 4 State Runner-Up finishes and a 2003 State Title.
Paul Olson
Fort Atkinson
Coach Olson has coached the Fort Atkinson Blackhawks for the past 30 years, 10 as the Varsity head coach and 20 as the Varsity Assistant. During his time at Fort Atkinson, the Blackhawks have compiled a record of 411-187 including 3 State Tournament appearances and 10 conference champions.
Jim Turner
Altoona
Coach Turner has been the head coach at Altoona for 22 years. In those years the Railroaders have compiled a record of 389-94. That includes an amazing 15 Conference Championships, 5 state tournament appearances and the 2001 WIAA State Championship.
WFSCA Members may nominate individuals for the Hall of Fame. The document below includes the criteria and nomination form.
For more information contact: Hall of Fame Coordinator Kevin Colburn at colburn42@hotmail.com.
2012 Inductees
2011 Inductees
| Name | Program | Class |
|---|---|---|
| Kris Allison | Westosha Central | 2012 |
| Mike Regner | LaCrosse Central | 2012 |
| Del Schneeberger | Johnson Creek | 2012 |
| Jim Haines | Pepin | 2011 |
| Steve Ryan | Waunakee | 2011 |
| Steve Schmikla | McFarland | 2011 |
| Diane Yager | DC Everest, Seneca | 2011 |
| Greg Lampe | Oak Creek | 2010 |
| Bob LeCaptain | Denmark and Green Bay West | 2010 |
| John Malin | Kimberly | 2010 |
| Russell Shaub | Middleton | 2010 |
| Bob Tomlinson | Poynette | 2010 |
| Rod Wilterdink | Cedarburg | 2010 |
| Tory Acheson | Whitnall, UW-Parkside and Tennessee Tech | 2009 |
| Phillip Adam | Ashwaubenon | 2009 |
| David and Mary Lou Jones | Platteville | 2009 |
| Pete Kopplin | Marshfield | 2009 |
| Darrell Laschen | Loyal | 2009 |
| Debbie Malueg | Marion | 2009 |
February 2013
WFSCA Announces 2013 Hall of Fame Inductees
The Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association is pleased to announce the fifth induction class to the WFSCA Hall of Fame. The 2013 Hall of Fame induction class includes: Dale Buvid from Monroe, Paul Olson from Fort Atkinson and Jim Turner from Altoona.
Honorees will be recognized at the Saturday banquet during the annual WFSCA winter coaches’ clinic. The induction will be at 5 p.m. on Saturday, February 16, 2013 in Stevens Point at the Holiday Inn.
Inductees are nominated for this recognition by there peers and selected by the executive board of the WFSCA. Inductees are being recognized for their accomplishments both on and off the playing fields during their coaching careers. The four inductees for 2013 have a total of 82 years of softball coaching experience and a total of 1217 wins.
Dale Buvid
Monroe
Coach Buvid began coaching Monroe in 1984 and is entering his 30th season as head coach of the Monroe Cheesemakers. He has compiled a record of 417-212 including 6 State Tournament appearances, 4 State Runner-Up finishes and a 2003 State Title.
Paul Olson
Fort Atkinson
Coach Olson has coached the Fort Atkinson Blackhawks for the past 30 years, 10 as the Varsity head coach and 20 as the Varsity Assistant. During his time at Fort Atkinson, the Blackhawks have compiled a record of 411-187 including 3 State Tournament appearances and 10 conference champions.
Jim Turner
Altoona
Coach Turner has been the head coach at Altoona for 22 years. In those years the Railroaders have compiled a record of 389-94. That includes an amazing 15 Conference Championships, 5 state tournament appearances and the 2001 WIAA State Championship.
February 2011
The Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association is pleased to announce the third induction class to the WFSCA Hall of Fame. The 2011 Hall of Fame induction class includes: Jim Haines, Pepin; Steve Ryan, Waunakee; Steve Schmikla, McFarland; and Diane Yager, Seneca and DC Everest.
Honorees will be recognized at the Sunday luncheon during the annual WFSCA winter coaches’ clinic. The induction will be at 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, February 20, 2001 in Stevens Point at the Ramada Inn.
Inductees are nominated for this recognition by their peers and selected by the executive board of the WFSCA. Inductees are being recognized for their accomplishments both on and off the playing fields during their coaching careers. The four inductees for 2011 have a total of 89 years of softball coaching experience and a total of 1277 wins. Click on the article to read more.
Hall of Fame Induction Press Release: The Wisconsin Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association is pleased to announce the second induction class to the WFSCA Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame Class for 2010 includes: Greg Lampe, Oak Creek, Bob LeCaptain, Denmark/Green Bay West, John Malin, Kimberly, Russell Shaub, Middleton, Bob Tomlinson, Poynette, Rod Wilterdink, Cedarburg. These inductees are being recognized for their accomplishments both on and off the playing fields during their coaching careers. The induction ceremony took place during the WFSCA Annual Coaching Clinic in Stevens Point, WI on February 21st. Click on the article to read more.