Hoosiers Daily News: Indiana Athletics reveals Hall of Fame class of 2026

Indiana Athletics is set to welcome six new members to its Hall of Fame this year, the 41st class in the hall's history, brining the hall's inductees up to 267, per an official release .

Here's the six-member class, with their associated sport and some notables:

Terry Cole, football 1965-67 Helped lead Indiana to its first Rose Bowl appearance in 1968 Rushed for 157 yards on 15 carries against Purdue in 1967

Helped lead Indiana to its first Rose Bowl appearance in 1968

Rushed for 157 yards on 15 carries against Purdue in 1967

Jared Jeffries, men's basketball 2001-02 Helped lead Indiana to a Big Ten co-championship and Final Four in 2002

Jared Jeffries, men's basketball 2001-02

Helped lead Indiana to a Big Ten co-championship and Final Four in 2002

Irina Kharun, track & field 2001-03 2003 NCAA champion in javelin throw

Bev Ramser, women's tennis 1979-82 All-American and All-Big Ten performer Member of Indiana's 1982 AIAW National Championship roster

Member of Indiana's 1982 AIAW National Championship roster

Kyle Schwarber, baseball 2012-14 First Team All-American Won two regular season and tournament Big Ten championships during his three years Helped lead Indiana to the 2013 College World Series Selected fourth overall in the 2014 MLB Draft by the Chicago Cubs

Won two regular season and tournament Big Ten championships during his three years

Helped lead Indiana to the 2013 College World Series

Selected fourth overall in the 2014 MLB Draft by the Chicago Cubs

Ken Snow, men's soccer 1987-90 A four-time First Team All-American Two-time National Player of the Year (Herrman Trophy) Set Indiana's program record for goals, 28, as a freshman Led Indiana to 1988 College Cup, the program's third NCAA Championship

Two-time National Player of the Year (Herrman Trophy)

Set Indiana's program record for goals, 28, as a freshman

Led Indiana to 1988 College Cup, the program's third NCAA Championship

"We are thrilled to welcome these six remarkable individuals and congratulate them and their families on this prestigious honor," Indiana athletic director Scott Dolson said in the release. "What makes this particular group so extraordinary is that beyond their immense individual accomplishments, every single member of this class played an integral role in winning championships — whether that was capturing national team titles or Big Ten team crowns. That legacy of team success is something that we are extremely proud of at Indiana University."

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