Guyle Fielder

Inducted: 2008

"Golden" Guyle Fielder was the greatest minor league hockey player ever! Fielder played 21 seasons in the Western Hockey League, 15 of them with the Seattle Bombers (1953-54), Americans (1955-57 and Totems (1957-1969). During his tenure in Seattle the club played in five WHL finals and won three championships. He also enjoyed his best years during this period, leading the league in assists 12 times and points nine times, was an 11-time all-star team selection and won six MVP awards. Fielder became the first pro player anywhere to accumulate 100 point sin a seasons, totaling 122 for the Americans during the 1956-57 season. He tallied a total of 2,037 points in his career and was the first professional hockey player to score 2000 points. He was later joined by NHL star Wayne Gretzky.

Frank Foyston

Inducted: 1986

An early day favorite in Pacific Northwest hockey. He was captain of the Seattle Metropolitans, the 1917 Stanley Cup champions. Regarded as one of hockey's all-time greats, he is a member of the Pro Hockey Hall of Fame.