GLASA established the Hall of Fame July 2006. The initial committee was made up with Jack Parrish, John Fournier, Jim Meizlik, Al Paronto and Board representative Desmond Fletcher. The committee met over many months to set up the criteria for selection. The goal of the committee was to honor those people who went beyond playing on the field but endeavored, with their talents off the field, to make this a better league.
As the inaugural selection we wanted to put special emphasis on people who were pivotal in the formation and expansion of the league. The committee diligently discussed the extent of participation in the league to determine the most qualified recipients. GLASA had a couple of awards that were given out over time to honor people who have contributed to the league. The committee decided to incorporate those individuals into the Hall of Fame. Consequently, anyone who had been given the Willie Johnson or Fred Bastida award was inducted into the Hall of Fame.

"The Fred Bastida Award was given to individuals with exemplary service within the league as well as service outside of the league."

"The Willie Johnson award was given to members for excellence in play, coaching or managing within the league."

The selection criteria used was A minimum of 10 years of participation in GLASA as a player, coach, manager, sponsors, member at large would allow consideration for induction. Candidates who volunteered on committees on behalf of the league was given positive consideration. Elected board members, World Series board members, Chairs of Committees, Tournament of the Stars members, Switch Hitters, By laws committee participation was considered in the selection process.

If anyone would like to nominate a qualified candidate please contact Desmond Fletcher with your submission.

We suggest that you supply a brief description of why the candidate should be consider for induction into the Hall of Fame. We strive to induct the most qualified candidates.