The ALATA Hall of Fame honors athletic trainers who have distinguished themselves throughout the years in the service of athletic training in Alabama. The athletic trainer is an allied healthcare provider who specializes in athletics healthcare. In cooperation with physicians and other allied health personnel, the athletic trainer functions as an integral member of the athletic healthcare team in secondary schools, colleges and universities, sports medicine clinics, professional sports programs, and other athletic healthcare settings.

As specialists in the prevention, recognition, management and rehabilitation of injuries incurred by athletes, athletic trainers evaluate, administer immediate emergency care, minimize the athlete's reaction to injury, and maximize their physical status for return to competition. Using knowledge of each athlete's injuries and the factors influencing them, the athletic trainer - with the attending family or team physician - develops a treatment program based on medical, exercise and sports sciences.

Jim Goostree, ATC Inducted 1995	Kenny Howard, ATC Inducted 1995	M.B. Hooten, LAT Inducted 1996
Theodore Childs, Ed.D, ATC, PT, LAT Inducted 1996	Fred Posey, ATC Inducted 1997	Henry N. Lyda, ATC, LAT Inducted 1998
Herb Waldrop, ATC Inducted 1998	John Anderson, MS, ATC, LAT Inducted 1999
Donna Robertson, MS, ATC, LAT, C.PED Inducted 2000
Wayne Kendrick, MS, ATC, LAT, EMT Inducted 2001	Chris Gillespie, MS, ATC Inducted 2002	Drew Ferguson, MEd, ATC, LAT, CSCS Inducted 2002
R.T. Floyd, EdD, ATC, CSCS Inducted 2004	Bill McDonald, MA, ATC Inducted 2005	Sherry Kimbro, ATC Inducted 2007
Chuck Ash, ATC Inducted 2008	Marshall Smith, ATC Inducted 2008	Jim Skidmore, LAT Inducted 2009
Johnny O. Long, LAT Inducted 2009