Tony Annese inducted into Michigan Sports Hall of Fame
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 4:31 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Tony Annese, head coach at Ferris State, has been selected as a member of the 2026 Michigan Sports Hall of Fame. The announcement was made on July 29, 2026, listing him among seven new inductees. Annese has achieved significant success as a college football coach, leading Ferris State to four NCAA Division II national championships in recent years, and he holds an overall record of 153-21. His previous coaching roles include high school positions where he secured three state titles and a successful tenure at Grand Rapids Community College, where his teams won 14 All-American accolades. The Hall of Fame induction ceremony is set for December.
- •Tony Annese has coached at Ferris State since 2012.
- •He won four national championships at Ferris State.
- •Annese previously coached high school teams to three state titles.
- •He compiled a record of 195-41 in high school coaching.
- •The induction ceremony is scheduled for December.
- 4:31 PMYahoo Sports — Ferris State's Tony Annese selected to Michigan Sports Hall of Fame
"One of seven new inductees, coach Tony Annese won three MHSAA state titles with Muskgeon and four of the last five D2 national titles with Ferris.
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