Sam Indorf
Inducted in 1994

Cheney High School 1967-1992

Sam Indorf was born in St. Francis, Kansas in 1942. He attended Boulder High School in Boulder, Colorado graduating in 1960. Sam then attended Eastern Washington University in Cheney. He was the coach at Cheney High School for 25 years and during that time he compiled a dual meet record of 232-116-2. Sam coached his teams to 13 league and five regional championships plus six top-four state finishes including a "AA" state title in 1989.

Sam was the 1984 WSWCA "AA" Coach of the Year and also received the NFICA Outstanding Coach for the state of Washington. In 1972 he was named to the "Outstanding Young Men of America."

Sam served as the vice-president of the WSWCA, was cultural exchange team leader in 1977, 1980 and 1982, was the Executive Board WIAA Winter Sports Committee Chairman and the Director of the State "AA" Wrestling Tournament held in Cheney for eight years.

After retiring from Cheney High School in 1992 Sam and his wife Judy are now owners of Mail Boxes, etc. in Kennewick. They have two children, Julie and Perta.

Sam was nominated by former assistant Jim McConnell, principal at Lakeside High School and was inducted by former assistant Rich Rust.