


The Hispanic Football Hall of Fame is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Hispanic contributions to the game of football. As the premier resource for Hispanic football history, the Hall honors the sport’s greatest Hispanic legends while also investing in future generations. In addition to celebrating excellence on the field, the organization will award college scholarships to Hispanic students, host youth football clinics, and promote Hispanic culture across the U.S. and internationally. NFL legends Ron Rivera and Anthony Muñoz are the founding board members.

Indiana University quarterback Fernando Mendoza, of Cuban heritage, has been selected as the Inaugural 2025 Hispanic Football Hall of Fame College Player of the Year. The award is presented to the most outstanding Hispanic college football player who epitomizes great ability and integrity.

The Hispanic Football Hall of Fame (HFHOF) today announced the INAUGURAL 2025 HISPANIC FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME HIGH SCHOOL ALL-AMERICAS HONOREES. This groundbreaking class honors the remarkable achievements and cultural pride of Hispanic athletes in high school football.
