We are proud to announce that Tim Caldwell will be inducted into the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame on April 21, 2018!

Prior to becoming an estate planning lawyer, Tim Caldwell was the first American to compete in four Winter Olympics and was a U.S. national Nordic champion several times at every event. The son of VSHOF inductee and legendary Nordic coach John Caldwell, Tim first raced at the Putney School in high school during a time when the Brattleboro area produced many of the top U.S. Nordic racers including fellow Olympians Bill Koch, Martha Rockwell, Bob Gray and Stan Dunklee. He skied in his first Olympics at Sapparo in 1972 at the age of 17 in the 15K and the 4 X 10 K relay. Four years later at Innsbruck he raced in the 15K, 30K and 50K as well as the relay event. He raced at home in 1980 at Lake Placid in the 15K and relay, and competed in the same two events at age 30 in Sarajevo in 1984. In 1973 he finished second in the prestigious Holmenkollen Junior 15K and captured the Finlandia Trophy as the outstanding U.S. Nordic skier.

Ticket information for the 2018 induction and dinner will be available soon on the VSHOF web site at www.vermontsportshall.com. Proceeds from the event go to Prevent Child Abuse Vermont, the designated charity of the Vermont Sports Hall of Fame. The first five dinners and events have raised close to $15,000 to PCAV.

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