You can make your reservations today for the 2016 Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony. This year's event is Friday, Oct. 14, at the Pitman Center on the University of Idaho campus. Click here for reservations.

This year's class includes basketball standouts Ken Maren and Kelli Johnson, football's Tom Hennessey, Doug Fisher (football and track and field), Bud and June Ford (lifetime contributions), Packey Boyle (athletic training), and the 1959 Pacific Coast Conference Northern Division men's golf championship team.
 
Maren came to Idaho from Milwaukee, Wis., in 1957 and become one of the most dominant big men in Vandal history. He was an assistant coach after graduation and eventually turned to teaching. He first taught at Post Falls (Idaho) High School before returning to Wisconsin where he coached and taught until retirement.
 
Johnson, a native of Moscow, was a standout guard – and 3-point shooter, for the Vandals from 1994-98. After graduation, she turned her attention to sports broadcasting and is a highly regarded reporter for CSN Bay Area. Her career has taken her around the country into the nation's top markets.
 
After 30 years, Hennessey's single-season record of 180 tackles still stands and he remains third on the all-time career list. A stellar athlete out Boise, he was a key component of Idaho's highly successful run in the Big Sky Conference in the 1980s.
 
Fisher, a dual-sport athlete from Lewiston High School, not only left his mark on Idaho athletics as a football player and discus thrower, but after graduation he built a legacy of kindness and generosity as a teacher and coach in Moscow. He was an NCAA qualifier in the discus. He passed away earlier this year.
 
Bud and June Ford have been generous and enthusiastic supporters of Vandal Athletics. They were key figures in leading the Kibbie Dome renovations and are honored with the Bud and June Ford Room, which not only provides a tremendous social setting for Vandal football games but is a venue used for receptions and banquets throughout the year.
 
The late Boyle was inducted into the National Athletic Trainers Hall of Fame and was an athletic trainer for the U.S. Olympic ski team. His career started in Sun Valley, Idaho. He was an athletic trainer at the University of Arizona before taking the head job at Idaho. He died in 1972.
 
The 1959 golf team was the lone championship team in that sport for more than 40 years. The group of John Rosholt, Rusty Sheppard, Don Modie, Ray Kowallis, Bob Pierce, Dave Smith, Jim Kraus and Norm Johnson posted a record of 7-1-1 en route to the title.