Honor. Document. Preserve.
The Berlin High School Athletic Hall of Fame, was established in the fall of 2008, as a vision of then BHS Athletic Director Jim Day. The inaugural class of the Hall of Fame was inducted in May 2010 at the Crowne Plaza hotel in Cromwell, CT. The inaugural class included sixteen honorees. Including this year’s class, a total of 115 athletes, coaches, contributors and teams, have been enshrined in the Hall of Fame.
Since the establishment of Berlin High School in 1935, many great athletes and coaches have called BHS home. The Hall of Fame will continue to search for deserving persons who have made significant contributions to the athletic programs at Berlin High School.

Our Mission
To permanently honor, document, and preserve distinctive contributions to the sports heritage of Berlin High School.
Board of Directors
Selection Process
All nominees must have the qualities of integrity, sportsmanship and of good character. Nominee categories and minimum qualifications are described here.
How does it work?
The Induction Nominating Committee, selected from members of the Board of Directors, then researches and documents the qualifications of each nominated candidate, and will recommend a list of candidates for induction on a yearly basis. The final list of candidates to be inducted will then be forwarded to the Board of Directors for approval.
The yearly list of inductees is limited to ten (10) individuals. This shall include no more than one individual included in the Special Category, selected no more than every two (2) years, and one individual included in the Coach or Administrative Category, selected each year. In addition, the list of approved inductees may include one candidate from the Team Category.
News
Recent Inductees
Early in the 1999 baseball season the team was demolishing the opposition.
Adela Sarra McLaughlin's advocacy for girls' athletics was laudatory throughout her almost 40 years as an educator, coach and athletic administrator in the Berlin school system.
Aldo Zovich was a freshman at Berlin High School in 1976 when he went out for the first wrestling team in school history.
Anthony Marzi was an established pitcher on the UConn baseball team in 2013.
Olson said participating in the 1980 U.S. Olympic Trials and setting the 1979 NCAA Division II hammer record were his most memorable sports achievements.
Meagan Guy was a basketball and softball captain as a junior and a senior and a volleyball captain her senior season at Berlin High School.
Nick Pepe was an admired coach for many years at assorted athletic venues.
Roger Pulito’s football career at Southern Connecticut State University began with a harrowing gauntlet.