FSU announces 2026 Hall of Fame class

Dave Hart

Coaches and Administration (1994-2007)

Served as Director of Athletics beginning with the 1994-95 athletic season through 2006-07…during his leadership, Florida State won a football and two men’s outdoor track national championships along with 33 ACC championships…263 student-athletes earned All-America honors and 577 were ACC Honorees…credited with developing a comprehensive plan of excellence for every sport and worked with Seminole Boosters to design, finance and construct state of the art facilities and increase budgets allowing Seminole teams the best opportunity for success nationally.

Kassey Kallman

Soccer (2010-13)

Started all four years as a defender on Seminole soccer teams that finished fifth, third, third and second in the country over her career…the 2013 ACC Defensive Player of the Year, she earned consensus first team All-America honors the same season…was named a first team Freshman All-American and earned a spot on the All-ACC Freshman team in 2010…voted first team All-American and first team All-Conference as a junior…led Seminole defenses that posted 57 shutouts over her career.

Maurice Mitchell

Track & Field (2009-2012)

One of the most dominant sprinters not only in FSU history but the ACC and NCAA as well…a 13-time All-American and three-time NCAA Champion including twice in the outdoor 200m…was named ACC Indoor Track Performer of the Year three times and Outdoor Performer of the year twice… a 14-time ACC Champion including winning eight individual event…earned Indoor and Outdoor ACC All-Conference honors all four years…represented the United States in the 2012 Olympics in London.

Nick O’Leary

Football (2011-2014)

Considered one of the best tight ends ever at Florida State and in the ACC…started as sophomore, junior and senior, and lettered as a freshman…won the John MacKey Award as the nation’s best tight end in 2014…a first team Consensus All-American as a senior…was voted third team All-American as a junior and was a freshman All-American in 2011…earned spots on All-ACC teams from 2012-14…most productive tight end in school history with 114 receptions, 1,591 yards and 17 touchdowns…played five years in the NFL with the Bills, Dolphins and Jaguars.

Jace Pardon

Beach Volleyball (2012-16)

The first FSU athlete from beach volleyball to be voted into the Hall of Fame…earned All-America honors as a sophomore, junior and senior…FSU beach volleyball joined the Coastal Collegiate Sports Association (CCSA) in 2016 and Jace and her partner earned CCSA Pair of the Year and tournament MVP honors…named  first team CCSA and to the all-tournament team in 2016…set the FSU record at the time with 155 career victories…highly recruited out of Manhattan Beach, California.

Bjoern Werner
Football (2010-12)
A native of Berlin, Germany who became one of FSU’s all-time great pass rushers…earned NCAA Unanimous All-America honors following his junior season in 2012…was named ACC Defensive Player of the Year as a junior along with first team All-Conference honors…honorable mention All-ACC as a sophomore…totaled 99 tackles, 35 tackles for loss, 23.5 quarterback sacks, three forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, an interception, 13 quarterback hurries and 17 passes broken up over his three-year career…went on to play three years in the NFL with the Colts.

Katrina Young

Diving (2011-15)

Recruited out of Shoreline, Washington, Young became one of the greatest divers in Seminole history…earned All-America honors on the one-meter in 2015 and on the platform as a freshman in 2013…won the ACC Championship on the platform as a sophomore in 2012 and her junior year in 2014…won the ACC Championship on the one-meter as a senior and earned All-Conference honors all four years…competed for the United States at the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and in 2020 in Tokyo.