2026 Peninsula Sports
Hall of Fame

Since 1989, the Sports Hall of Fame has honored local legends who have inspired others with their athletic ability, coaching skills, and/or sports management skills and have raised the level of importance of sports on the Peninsula.

The Hall of Fame, located here at the San Mateo County History Museum, has grown to include more than 250 people including Olympians, professional athletes, coaches, and many others.

This year, the Historical Association will be hosting a reception on Thursday, June 25 at the San Mateo County History Museum. The inductions will take place in the Museum’s historic Courtroom “A”.

2026 Inductees

• Teresa Abrahamsohn, Westmoor High School: She was a multi-
  sport athlete as a teen late in the 1970’s in Daly City; after high
  school, she excelled on the soccer pitch in college and beyond.
  Davante Adams, Palo Alto High School: As a gifted prep football
  player, he went on to become a star wide receiver at Fresno State
  and, most recently, with the National Football League’s Los Angeles
  Rams .
  Stacy Bergstedt, Aragon High School and College of San Mateo: In
  the immediate decade after the implementation of Title IX, she stood
  out in basketball and softball at both the high school and collegiate
  levels.
  Anthony Gordon, Terra Nova High School: Few Peninsula football
  quarterbacks have torn up passing records in such prolific fashion as
  he did, first while playing for his Pacifica high school and later in
  college.
  Ed Larios, Jefferson High School: After a memorable football career
  in high school and at San Francisco State, then a stint in the NFL, he
  transitioned to coaching; he has been mentoring teens through seven
  decades, beginning in 1969.