Hall of Fame - Class of 2011
Guy Hancock
	Guy joined HFG Baseball in 1999 and coached his two sons through the program. Guy and his wife Linda originated the Opening Day Carnival and ran it for 7 years. He created the name Hickory “Hornets” and the current Hornet logo in 2005 as he managed the 12U Travel team to the Ripken World Series. Seven starters on the 3A 2010 State Baseball Champion - CMW Mustangs were coached by Guy during their years at Hickory. Guy also implemented the MLB logo branding on our rec baseball shirts which to this day helps Hickory baseball stand out as a program.
Brian Murphy
	Brian started with HFG Baseball in 1998 and coached his daughter and two sons through the program. He has served as coach or manager on 20 Hickory Baseball teams including two travel teams that produced over twenty High School players. As Sponsorship Chairman for four years, he was instrumental in growing the relationship between Hickory Baseball and the business community and keeping the program in solid financial shape. Most recently his travel team won back to back Baltimore County Majors 16-19 Championships
Dr. Stephen Cockey
	Stephen coached from 5-6 through 15-18 and was a tremendous supporter of HFG Baseball. He sponsored several teams each year from every age group and his financial support was instrumental in the growth of the program into one of the finest in the State of Maryland.
Hall of Fame - Class of 2010
Len Nicewonger
	Len joined the HFG Rec Council in 1993 coaching baseball through 2005. Len became chairman of both the baseball and softball programs in 1995 and President of the Rec Council in 1996. He alternated as President or VP for the next 12 years. Len was instrumental in the building of HP concession stand, batting cages and storage shed as well Tucker Field. Len continues to serve on the Rec Council as Director.
Dick Jensema
	Dick coached a both the Rec and Travel  level and served as Treasurer of the baseball program for four years – leading the program to financial stability and the improvements we have today. Dick was always found working on the fields and played a key part in the development of Tucker Field. He also played the key role of draft coordinator for in house teams to insure competition and make sure every kid had the best experience possible.
Raymond Stables
	Raymond was always fun to be around with a big heart, especially with kids. Ray managed the concession stand and gave unselfishly to the Hickory baseball program for 14 seasons. In the summer of 2004, Ray moved on to greater glory and is greatly missed. He will always be in our hearts and on our minds both on and off the field.
Hall of Fame - Class of 2009
Tim Battaglia Tim has been part of Hickory Baseball for over 20 years. He has served as coach, age group commissioner and equipment manager and has held his current position as treasurer of the HFG Rec  Council since 1997.Tim is a nationally certified umpire and has been selected three times to officiate at the Cal Ripken World Series. Fran May Fran is a longtime volunteer who coached from 5-6 to 15-18. He served as the program Registrar for several years as well as the “Voice of Opening Day”. Fran continues to serve on the HFG Rec Council Board of Directors. Ed Taylor Ed served as Chairman of the Baseball program and coached three sons from 5-6 to 15-18. He was quick to volunteer and helped coordinate the Opening Day activities. Wally Mueller Wally was instrumental in the early formation of HFG Baseball and Soccer. He served as Chairman of the Baseball program. In addition to his contributions for Hickory, he served as an American Legion Coach.