Hall of Fame

2011 - Redmond

2010 - King County

Albert “Spiderman” Carter is a dunk hoops veteran of the KCDHI and RDHL. Spiderman is most famous for being the all-time dunk leader in the both seasons of the Redmond Dunk Hoops League of 2006 and was awarded the “Shooting is Overrated” Award in both seasons as well. Carter participated in the first four KCDHIs before sitting out the 5th year due to a knee injury. Off the court Carter is greatly respected for his positive attitude, love of the game, and his legendary ‘fro of 2006 (pictured above).

2010 - Redmond

Kevin Rufert is one of the O.D.H.’s (original dunk hoopers) of the RDHT. Impressive dedication and an attendance record to tournaments and open games that would blow your mind. Kevin Rufert epitomizes everything the RDHT and dunk hoops stands for: good people, good times, and a love of the game. Unfortunately, Rufert’s dunk hoops career was cut short and he was forced to retire in his prime in 2008 due to some crazy back tumor stuff. He may no longer be on the court, but Rufert still brings his A-game to life.

2007 - Clark County

Founding Father of Clark County area Dunk Hoops

2007 - Redmond

Colton Trauter is the Godfather of the RDHT.  Due to his genius, the RDHT was created in March of 1998, an annual tradition that carries on to this day. Without Trauter who knows what mediocre level dunk hoops would be at today, and there sure wouldn’t be as many good times in this world. Thanks for everything you’ve done for the tourney, as well as all the great times on and off the court.

2006 Clark County

• • Began teaching at Prairie High School 1979 and retired in 2006. During his time at PHS he coached the freshmen boys basketball team, including countless CCDHI alum.

  • He is currently an assistant coach at Clark College in Vancouver. 

  • He and Marvin Williams are arguably the two best hoopers to ever come from Bremerton, WA. 

  • We're guessing if you combine his freshmen boys basketball record over the years, he might be the winningest freshmen coach in Washington State history. Seriously, we’re not kidding.

  • Also coached Lisa Klodt, co-owner of Klodt Kourt, back in her days at PHS. 

  • Enjoys summer vacations with his wife Lisa and working in his yard.