United States Hockey Hall of Fame Inductees for 2025
The United States Hockey Hall of Fame has announced its inductees for 2025, showcasing a powerful group featuring veteran NHL stars Joe Pavelski, Zach Parise, and Scott Gomez. Joining them in this prestigious class are Olympic champion Tara Mounsey and veteran sports photographer Bruce Bennett. The induction ceremony is slated to take place in St. Paul, Minnesota, as confirmed by USA Hockey on Wednesday.
Remarks from USA Hockey President
USA Hockey president Mike Trimboli expressed admiration for the new inductees, calling their influence on the sport “truly remarkable.” He stated,
“Their extraordinary contributions have positively impacted our game and continue to do so today.”
Career Highlights of the Inductees
Scott Gomez, who holds the distinction of being one of the first Latino players in the NHL as well as the first from Alaska, boasts an impressive career, having secured two Stanley Cups with the New Jersey Devils. Along with him, Pavelski and Parise share a rich history of overlapping careers, collectively amassing 53 seasons in the league and proudly representing the United States at the Olympic Games.
On the women’s side, Tara Mounsey played a pivotal role in establishing the U.S. women’s ice hockey legacy, clinching a gold medal at the 1998 Winter Olympics and contributing again in the 2002 Games where the team finished as runners-up.
Additionally, Bruce Bennett’s photographic legacy spans nearly five decades, capturing around 6,000 games both in the NHL and on the international stage, highlighting his dedication and passion for the sport.
