Bill Bosgraaf inductee to the USASA Hall of Fame	Bill Bosgraaf Bill was born August 2, 1949 in Groningen, Netherlands.  After kicking the ball around in the streets for a couple of years, Bill joined the Lycurgus S.V. when he was eight years old and played in their program until he moved to the United States in 1964.  He joined the Vikings S.C. for a year and then while playing at South High School (‘66-’68), where he was named to the State All-Star Team each year, he played a year at Hollandia S.C. , followed by two years with S.C. Berlin.  In 1968 he once again joined Hollandia S.C. until 1973 when Bill and his friends formed Pan World F.C. He served as their president from 1973-’90 and their club’s dominance with the men’s team being voted “Club of the Decade 1975-1984” and women’s team being voted “Club of the Decade 1985-1994” made them the most prolific club in the first one hundred years of the Utah Soccer Association by winning fifteen State Championships between the two teams.  Furthermore, he served as commissioner of the Utah High School Soccer Association from 1970-’82 and attained his State badge as a grade 5 referee in 1982. Bill became president of the Utah Soccer Association in 1986, which position he still retains. His involvement in the USASA started in 1987 when he served for a year on the Credentials Committee and later was appointed to be the Regional Select Teams Commissioner. This followed up by his appointment in 1991 as the Committee’s Chairman until 2005.  In 2002 he was elected as the Region IV Deputy Director which was followed up by his election to the Regional Director position in 2005, a position he currently holds and has served the USASA as part of their Executive Committee. His involvement in Select Teams Program is well documented and he still serves as their liaison and works with our two USASA National Select Teams. During these years, Bill also has served on several USSF Committees, representing the Federation as their Head of Delegation and being a member of the National Board of Directors.
Tim Busch, inductee to the USASA Hall of Fame	Timothy W. Busch  Tim Busch has been actively involved in adult soccer for more than 30 years. His playing career began in 1976 as a founding member of the Columbia Adult Soccer Association (CASA) in Vancouver, Washington , where he performed a variety of roles including President of the Association over the next 13 years. In 1989, Busch relocated to Northwest Washington where he has remained an active player in the Snohomish County Adult Soccer Association. In 1978, Tim began his career as a referee. He was a state level referee for 20 years and remains a registered official. In addition, Busch is an active college referee. Mr. Busch began his involvement with the Washington State Soccer Association (WSSA) in 1984 as a league representative for CASA. Tim has been and currently serves as President of WSSA since 1992. He rapidly established the Washington State Referee Committee during the same year. The WSSA has grown during his tenure to represent more than 11,000 adult players. Busch help found the USASA Veterans Cup in 1998. He is the only chair of the competition in its 10 year history. Since the late 90’s the Veterans Cup has grown from a competition featuring 9 teams to one that regularly approaches 100 teams each year. The establishment of the Veterans Cup is Tim’s proudest achievement.
Richard Giebner, inductee to the USASA Hall of Fame Giebner (far right), pictured with World Cup Referee crew and Pele.	Richard Giebner (Posthumous) Mr. Giebner played youth soccer in his native city of Saxony, Germany. He continued to play for the Chicago Sport Club in 1930 - after immigrating to Chicago - and was a Goalkeeper for FC Hansa - 1930 to 1936. Facial stitches as well as a broken foot during the 1936 season prompted the change from player to referee. The late 30’s had Richard refereeing major national cup games and in 1939 he was the referee for the Inter-city rivalry between St. Louis and Chicago. In 1948 Richard became Secretary of the National Soccer League in Chicago and served for six years. Chairman of Chicago Referee Unit, Richard was elected to the F.I.F.A. as one of the seven referees representing the United States in 1961. Before moving to Tucson, Arizona in 1977, he served as Secretary of Illinois State Soccer Association from 1971 through 1973. Although Richard retired from his Referee career at age of 85, he has served as a National Referee Assessor since 1988. Through years of dedication and organization, Mr. Giebner founded the Arizona Referee Association and was later inducted into the Arizona Youth Soccer Association Hall of Fame. In 2007, Richard had a Soccer Complex dedicated to and named after him in Tucson, Arizona, making soccer a viable, growing and healthy sport for the community.
Marge Madriago, inductee into the USASA Hall of Fame	Marge Madriago In the late 60’s, Marge began her soccer career as a Team Representative of the Federal Way, Washington, where she assisted with the Annual Canadian Exchange Program. She continued to follow her involvement with the sport when she co-founded Southgate Youth Soccer Inc. of Sacramento, California from 1971 to 1973. At the League level, Marge was selected Vice-Chairman of the Sacramento Youth Soccer League where she established the Girls Soccer Program during 1974–1975. Enduring her love for youth soccer, she served as Chairman and CEO of California Youth Soccer Association-North for almost five years. As Chairman, she initiated the automation of State Office, instituted Internal Financial Controls and founded the California-North Referee Administration. Although Marge served youth soccer for over a decade, didn’t limit to the participation in Adult Soccer at the State Level. In 1993, she was chosen President and CEO of California Soccer Association North, where she served until 2000. Became USASA Region IV Director in 1996 and has been Vice-Chairman of USASA since 2002. For the last two decades, Marge has been actively involved in the U.S. Soccer Federation. Currently, she Chairs the USSF Werner Fricker Memorial Award and is Member of the USSF Strategic Input Task Force.
Mike Maloney, inductee to the USASA Hall of Fame	Mike Maloney Mike was a founding member of the Santa Fe Adult Soccer League (SFASL), which began play in the 1970s. In the early 1980’s, Maloney was instrumental in bringing SFASL into membership with the New Mexico State Soccer Association (NMSSA) and affiliation with USASA. Since that time, Mike has served as NMSSA Director and as President of SFASL for more than ten years. During his twenty years with NMSSA, Mike has been Director and Officer, including terms as Treasurer and President of the association. Maloney also staged and managed numerous local and regional tournaments over the course of his time with the association and dedicated countless “road” hours to tournament sites in accommodating members. Mike has also represented NMSSA at regional and national meetings, volunteering to travel with its Cups and Select Teams to regional events. He is now in his ninth year as the USASA Region IV National Cups Regional Commissioner, and is currently part of USASA’s Executive Committee where he serves as Region IV Deputy Director.
Robert McGee, inductee to the USASA Hall of Fame	Robert L. (Bob) McGee   Bob is a Life Member of the Colorado State Soccer Association, having served on its board for three decades and as its President for seven years. With his administrative work as President of the Colorado Amateur Soccer League for over twenty years added in, Bob McGee has been essential to the growth of the sport in the state of Colorado. McGee was Chairman of Colorado’s U-23 League, chaired Competitions, Rules and Judicial Committees, and was a member of the State Referee Committee. As a coach, McGee won several championships in the State Open and U-23 divisions; he also coached Men’s Amateur Cup regional finalists, U-23 USASA National Cups Finalists and the Men’s State Select Team. McGee was a referee and player for over twenty years, being on the Olympic roster as well as playing in USASA National Cups Regionals. He also represented the USL All-Star Team in Russia. Bob was inducted into the Colorado Hall of Fame and has been named an All-East, All-Ivy and All-State player. Bob served USASA as Region IV Director and Deputy Director for several years.
Jack Sullivan, inductee to the USASA Hall of Fame	Jack Sullivan Surprisingly, Jack Sullivan grew up involved in Boston hockey, not soccer. In 1957, Sullivan moved to the Territory of Hawaii as an accountant and has been involved as a volunteer in every facet of the game there for the last 33 years - - in youth, prison, high school, collegiate, amateur and professional programs. Often referred to as "Mr. Soccer" in the state of Hawaii, Sullivan has served and promoted the sport as a coach, administrator, area director, organizer, and fund raiser, and as a color commentator and columnist. As one of the American Youth Soccer Organization’s (AYSO) initial coaches in Hawaii, he assisted in helping find fields for practices and games, dating back to 1974 when AYSO was first introduced on the islands. Sullivan has coached over 20 teams and programs including at the Hawaii Youth Correctional Facility and at the Women’s Prison. Sullivan was one of the founders of the University of Hawaii Division I women’s team and was general manager of the Hawaii Pacific University men’s program. Jack was instrumental in the development of  Honolulu’s Waipio Soccer Complex with 28 fields and a stadium and in hosting the Veterans Cups in 2003 and 2004. Although Sullivan had his hands full, he managed to perform as a sports writer for the Honolulu Sporting News and Sport Hawaii with his own column called "Uncle Jack’s Soccer Corner." Jack has served as color announcer for the Tsunami Professional Soccer Team and at all high school soccer championships at the famed Aloha Stadium. Sullivan joined the Honolulu Quarterback Club to promote soccer and later became president and life member of the organization. In 2007, he was inducted into the AYSO National Soccer Hall of Fame; in 2006, into the Region IV Hall, and in 2004, into the Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame. Presently, he is Treasurer of the Hawaii Soccer Association.