By james art 
Burlington, vt.- The Sports Hall of Glory in Vermont announced its induction class 2025 on Wednesday afternoon. This year’s class includes three legends that have been making a way through Norich.
He has recently been a recently retired main coach of Norich Baseball, Frank Pecora. Pecora has spent the last 47 years training Baseball Sports in Northfield, a famous career that included .750 a winning percentage and 15 state titles while training at Nortfield High School. He spent the last nine years as a captain of the cadets, a mandate that included several nominees for all conferences, the coach of the Great Northeastern Athletic Conference (GNAC) of the year in 2017 and the presenter Norich to their most successful after the season in the history of the program 2024
The second former cadet to be awarded Kyle dezeltS After a significant gaming career in which he became one of the most fruitful goalscorers in the history of Melbury’s men’s football, he continued to train. After two seasons in Vermont Johnson, Dezel came to Norwich, where he became the most bunny coach in the history of the program, accumulating 131 wins in 10 seasons, as three times GNAC coach of the years, five appearances in the GNAC championship and championship in the championship in The 2008 Championship is currently the head coach at the National Powerhouse Tufts University.
Finally, the Sports Hall of Glory in Vermont recognized Lu Dimasi III for his achievements on the ice. The 2002-03 National Champion Was a Pillar of the Cadet Blueline Earning American Hockey Coaches Association (AHCA) First-Team All-American Recognition in Both ENEP Ent in the Norwich Athletic Hall of Glory in 2014. After playing professionally in several places, Dimasi took on the role of the main golf coach at St. Michael’s College, where he is now an assistant director of recreation and fitness for student activities.
These three individuals will be officially introduced to Sat. April 25 at the Delta Marriott Hotel in South Burlington. They will be secured along with other legends related to Norwich such as George Como, and Ed Hockenbury Cf.