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Camden County Sports Hall of Fame Welcomes 12 New Legends

Tuesday, November 05, 2019

The Camden County Board of Freeholders welcomed 12 more sport legends into the 2019 Camden County Sports Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony was on October 24th at the Collingswood Theater and Ballroom. To view inductees, videos and photos from the evening, click here.

2019 Sports Hall of Fame Inductees

Click the inductees name’s below to read bio and learn more.

Christine Dziczek – Bob Kenney Award

Jon Batchelor – Legends
Lillian Watson Straub – Legends

Nick Baker
Abby George Carey
Jessica Copskey – DePrince
Bo Gray
Robert C. Jackson
Blaise Kozeniewski
Larry Litwin
B. Martin Ludwikowski
Donna Seybold

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