Connecticut Skeet Hall of Fame

Below are the members of the Connecticut Skeet Hall of Fame. To be considered for the Hall of Fame, a person must have state residency and shot registered targets for at least 10 years. A shooter must have local as well as national acclaim. Things considered are All American team selection; state and zone team selection; national, state and zone gun titles; shooting ability based on average, and gun titles at the top 100 NSSA shoots.

	2023	2022
	No Inductee	David Ballerini John Venezia*
2021	2020	2019
Crystal Stoddard Dawn Smith*	No Inductee	No Inductee
2018	2017	2016
No Inductee	Lynn Rader*	Eric Steinkraus Carl Malinosky III*
2015	2014	2013
Raymond Gilbert	No Inductee	Steve Krukoff Frank Decker
2012	2011	2010
Andre St. George Connie & Frank Mauri*	Regis Koontz*	No Inductee
2009	2008	2007
No Inductee	No Inductee	Brett Altman*
2006	2005	2004
No Inductee	Bernie Grant William Morey Richard Dietz*	No Inductee
2003	2002	2001
Willie Clark	No Inductee	Stuart Fairbank
2000	1999	1998
Ben Kaplan	William Lamphere Larry Munley	William Cooke
1997	1996	1995
Marilyn Scola Winfield Danielson	Robert DeFrancesco Marty Rau	Richard Picheco Howard Altman
1994	1993	1992
Dick Anthony Kathleen Condio* Kathrine Altman*	Jerry Mastriano\| Tom Prall\| Betty Pudlo	Fred Wade Jack Malucky Dick Luce*
1991	1990	1989
Vin Giaquinto Terry Nichols Alex Stott*	Mary Alice DeFrancesco Joe Callahan Toni Kellaher*	Bob Marzik Al Wolfinger Jim Lee*
1988	1987	1986
Carl Malinosky Jim Caulfield Rick Graham*	Herv LaLiberte Pat Malinosky Ray Fanning*	Jack Gallagher John Jensen Ray Maciag*
1985	1984	1983
Bob Haydu Joyce Luce Floyd Hendricks*	Ray Ducat Cy Marzik John Brainard	Dom Piscitelli Jim Prall

* John T. Brainard Award. This award is given in memory of John T. Brainard, NSSA #163. John's first love was skeet shooting. As a member of the Hartford Gun Club, he gave his time, energy and knowledge to represent his club. He dedicated himself to preserving the game of skeet at the state and national level. He willingly offered his help and assisted other clubs in the state to make their shoots successful. He would often be seen working at the scoreboard, classification table or arguing over rules, since he knew them by heart and always had a rule book.

This award is to honor those people who have shown outstanding service over the years by giving of themselves, their time and their dedication for the betterment of skeet.