AURORA – The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) is proud to announce the inductees of its 35th Hall of Fame class, the Class of 2024, in addition to the special award winners that will be celebrated at the ceremony.
The Class of 2024 includes:
Kevin Land – Jefferson County School District Athletic Administrator
Jessika Stratton Caldwell (Coronado) – Girls Basketball
Nate Solder (Buena Vista) – Football
Katelyn Kaltenbach Conlon (Smoky Hill) – Cross Country and Track & Field
Megan Kaltenbach Burke (Smoky Hill) – Cross Country and Track & Field
Bob Caton – Boys Basketball Coach
Darryl Miller – Significant Contributor
David Hall – Official
The contributions of these eight exceptional individuals have made a lasting impact on high school activities and athletics. This esteemed group embodies the core values of the Association and reflects its vision of promoting excellence in academics, activities, and athletics. Learn more detailed information on their individual contributions and accomplishments.
“These individuals have not only excelled in their respective roles but also exemplify the spirit and purpose of CHSAA’s mission,” said CHSAA Commissioner Mike Krueger. “Through their dedication and passion, they have left an indelible mark on the students, schools, and the communities they served.”
The CHSAA Hall of Fame Class of 2024 consists of individuals who have demonstrated an unwavering commitment to education-based activity participation, and who continue to inspire future generations. Their achievements in various fields—whether as athletes, coaches, administrators, or significant contributors—uphold the very essence of high school sports and activities.
“The selection process is always challenging with so many outstanding nominees, but the committee works hard to ensure a balanced representation by considering factors such as school size, geography, category diversity, and the unique experiences each inductee brings,” said CHSAA Assistant Commissioner Rashaan Davis, who oversees the Hall of Fame. “This thoughtful approach allows us to celebrate a diverse and exceptional group of individuals who reflect the wide-ranging talent and accomplishments within the Association.”
The Hall of Fame Selection Committee includes Dick Katte (Advisor), Joe Brown (Niwot), Amanda Wermers (Mitchell), Brad Nye (Fossil Ridge), Sara Crawford (Kit Carson), Dan Mohrmann (Colorado Preps), Al Everett (Highlands Ranch), Ann Strother Abromaitis (Class of 2022), Randy Holmen (Lamar), Marcia Neville (Class of 2014) and committee chair Derek Chaney (DCSD). Hannah Brown (Vista Ridge), Isabella Malloy (Vista Peak), Meleah Perez (Niwot) and Capreese Lisac (Pueblo County) are the student representatives on the committee.
In addition to the Class of 2024 inductees, CHSAA will also recognize the following special award winners:
RBG Impact Award: Cassandra Tafoya (Abraham Lincoln)
Bert Borgmann Distinguished Service Award: Darryl Abeyta (Primero) and Cindy Abeyta (Primero)
Tom “The Bomb” Robinson Award: George Demetriou
Colorado Tradition Award: SCHEELS
The CHSAA Hall of Fame induction ceremony will take place on Tuesday, Jan. 28, 2025 at the Douglas County School District’s Legacy Campus (10035 S Peoria St., Lone Tree 80134). Tickets and event details are available through this link.
For more information on the CHSAA Hall of Fame and the Class of 2024 inductees, please re-visit www.CHSAANow.com on or after Oct. 10, or contact Rashaan Davis (rdavis@chsaa.org).
About CHSAA:
The Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA) is dedicated to the development of high school students through participation in interscholastic activities, including athletics, fine arts, and other school-based programs. Founded in 1921, CHSAA serves its member schools by fostering a culture of respect, integrity, and excellence in education-based activities.