HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Community College athletic department has announced the Quarterback Club Hall of Fame Class of 2025, honoring a legacy of excellence in Blue Dragon track and field history.

This year’s class is highlighted by two national championship teams and several individual national champions who left a lasting mark on the program.

The 1954 and 1959 Blue Dragon national champion men’s track teams headline the inductees, representing eras of dominance in the NJCAA track and field landscape.

The induction ceremony will take place Saturday, May 17, in conjunction with the NJCAA National Track and Field Championships at Gowans Stadium.

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 </figure>HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson Community College athletic department has announced the Quarterback Club Hall of Fame Class of 2025, honoring a legacy of excellence in Blue Dragon track and field history.This year’s class is highlighted by two national championship teams and several individual national champions who left a lasting mark on the program.The 1954 and 1959 Blue Dragon national champion men’s track teams headline the inductees, representing eras of dominance in the NJCAA track and field landscape.Individual inductees include:<ul>
 <li>Randy Bryant, national champion in the pole vault.
</li><li>Teddy Poole, three-time national champion in the 200 meters.
</li><li>Kristi Rinehart and Cassie Wiley, national champions in the women’s high jump.
</li><li>John Talbert, dual national champion in the discus and hammer throw.
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 </ul>The induction ceremony will take place Saturday, May 17, in conjunction with the NJCAA National Track and Field Championships at Gowans Stadium.

HutchCC unveils Quarterback Club Hall of Fame class of 2025