UCLA SPORTS HISTORY
Since 1950 UCLA continues its tradition into the 21st century as having the most impressive collegiate sports history of any university in the nation. Come see the original Heisman Trophy won by Gary Beban, the Wooden Awards won by Marques Johnson and Ed O'Bannon and the Honda-Broderick Cups won by our stellar female athletes Lisa Fernandez, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Ann Meyers Drysdale, and Natasha Watley.

Watch video highlights, view pictures and read engaging information about every UCLA student-athlete who lettered in a sport from 1919 to the present. Admire the many "Bruin legends" who utilized their UCLA experiences to become professional athletes and Olympians while excelling in the nation's #1 collegiate athletic program.

Champions Made Here
UCLA has steadily moved to the awards forefront of collegiate athletics by winning a record number of NCAA titles and other honors. UCLA made history, becoming the first NCAA member school to win 100 NCAA team titles, when Women's Water Polo triumphed in May 2007.

UCLA is a legend-maker, producing more professional athletes, coaches and Olympians over the past 25 years than any other college. Since 1976, UCLA has held the records for the number of Olympians it has trained and the number of Olympic medals it has won through former and current Bruin student-athletes. As its own country, UCLA would rank 5th in Gold Medals behind the USA, USSR, China and Germany since the 1984 Olympic Games.

As the Pac-12 becomes reality, UCLA closes the Pac-10 era as the #1 collegiate sports program of the 20th Century.

UCLA SPIRIT THEATRE
Settle into a stadium seat and imagine you are in the Rose Bowl at one of UCLA's many sell-out games. See video highlights capturing great moments in UCLA, UCLA Athletic and Olympic history and learn how our athletes, coaches and fans make UCLA number one.

OUR RICH HISTORY
Soak in UCLA's rich athletic and academic history as you walk past our timeline wall. Read about significant milestones throughout the decades starting with the campus' founding in 1919: the year the "Southern Branch" of the University of California was founded.

JOHN WOODEN: THE DEN
Fans of all ages will appreciate this step into Coach Wooden's personal Den, his office and place of work. See where he wrote letters and poetry, autographed thousands of pictures, entertained guests, conducted phone interviews, and watched his favorite Westerns and sports on television. A walk through The Den is sure to be an inspirational experience.

FAN APPRECIATION
Learn what it takes to be a Bruin Fan! From tailgate parties to painting faces, UCLA's devotees are the enthusiastic force supporting our athletic events. Read about our cheerleaders, spirit squads, marching band and card stunt activities and see what true fans wear to cheer on the students from Westwood.

OLYMPIC HERITAGE
Discover how UCLA athletes have played such a significant part in the Summer Olympics since 1932. Olympic history comes alive with memorabilia that spans more than seven decades-from medals to an authentic Olympic torch.

SPORTS PROGRAMS
Stroll along display cases honoring each of our team sports. Enrich your knowledge of your favorite sports with insightful statistics, photos and memorabilia from the past and present.

HALL OF CHAMPIONS
Find out why UCLA is the envy of many colleges in this awe-inspiring room. Every NCAA championship trophy, more than any other school in the nation, is proudly displayed. Learn about our teams' road to victories with our interactive video system.

HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
Take part in an interactive display and learn about our most notable individuals: former UCLA coaches, student-athletes and others who rendered extraordinary service or leadership for the athletic program of UCLA. Read about their contributions to UCLA and see video highlights of their careers.

HALL OF FAME VISITOR INFORMATION

HOURS OF OPERATION
The Hall of Fame is open from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday thru Friday as well as the first Saturday of every month from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. It is closed on all other weekend days and university holidays.

PARKING/DIRECTIONS
The Hall of Fame, located in the J. D. Morgan Center, is just East of Pauley Pavilion and West of the UCLA Store at Ackerman Union. Enter UCLA from Sunset Blvd. at Westwood Plaza. Drive directly ahead to the Parking Information Booth. Convenient parking is at the south end of LOT 4.

MEETINGS & SPECIAL EVENTS
Located adjacent to the Athletic Hall of Fame, the Morgan Center Press Room accommodates up to 135 guests and can be reserved for meetings and private functions both day and night. Two smaller conference rooms located throughout the building are also available for rental. At night and on weekends, exhibits in the Hall of Fame serve as a fun, interactive environment for cocktail receptions, informal gatherings and private parties held in the Press Room. To request further information about renting our facilities, contact the Athletic Facilities office at (310) 206-6662.