LCSHOF inductees and family representatives pose for a class picture during the hall of ceremony Friday night at the Trotter Center. Six of the inductees were in attendance for the honor while four -- awarded posthumously -- were represented by family. (Photo by Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch)

Marcus West, left, and Leslie Frazier, right, reunited at the Trotter Center in Columbus for the inaugural Lowndes County Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Frazier, one of 10 inductees on the night, coached alongside West with the Buffalo Bills. (Photo by Chris McDill/Special to the Dispatch)

LCSHOF co-founder Henry Matuszak, left, and inductee Ronnie Richardson pose during before the ceremony. Richardson was one of 10 inductees in the inaugural class. (Photo by Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch)

LCSHOF inductee Ronnie Richardson before the ceremony Friday night in Columbus. Richardson, a pitching star at Lee High School and longtime youth coach, was one of 10 inductees. (Photo by Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch)

LCSHOF co-founder Henry Matuszak, left, speaks with inductee Sammy Fletcher, center, and his wife Cathy Fletcher, right, before the ceremony Friday night. Matuszak submitted 200 nominees for the inaugural class with the board eventually settling on 10 first-timers. (Photo by Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch).

LCSHOF board member Colin Krieger, left, dons a Leslie Frazier Chicago Bears jersey, while Frazier looks on. The night ended with a celebration of the "Super Bowl Shuffle," made famous by Frazier's 1985 Bears. (Photo by Colin Damms/Dispatch Staff)