Robert Redford in the film “Downhill Racer” who turned his passion for skiing and film into an Emmy-winning career. Earlier this year, Joe Jay Jalbert was inducted into the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame. The whole family went out to Park City, Utah, for the induction. While there, Jay, who remains an avid skier and snowboarder, thought about getting his 1-year-old daughter on the slopes for the first time, but couldn’t find boots that fit her. For now, the family has just the two Hall of Famers, but


that doesn’t mean it lacks other deserving candidates. “My mom [Sue] should be in


the Mom Hall of Fame,” Jalbert said. “I don’t know if there is one, though.” LM


Claim to fame: Three-time All-American at Virginia and 1999 USILA Midfielder of the Year, four- time MLL All-Star, three-time NLL


A THREE-TIME ALL-AMERICAN AT VIRGINIA, JALBERT POPULARIZED THE SWIM DODGE.


All-Star, 2006 ILF Best Midfielder with Team USA, popularized the “swim dodge.”


CLASS OF 2014


Stan Cockerton N.C. State/Team Canada


Claim to fame: Four-time All-American for erstwhile Wolfpack whose 193 goals still rank third in NCAA history, led Canada to historic 17-16 upset of U.S. as MVP of 1978 world championship, now president of FIL.


Steve Mitchell Johns Hopkins/Team USA


Claim to fame: First long-stick midfielder to earn first-team All-American honors (1987) led Blue Jays to three NCAA titles (1984, 1985, 1987), plus two world titles (1990, 1994) with Team USA.


Peter Voelkel North Carolina


Claim to fame: Four-time All-American led


Tar Heels to two NCAA championships and was USILA Midfielder of the Year in 1983.


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