Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame welcomes newest members — PHOTOS

Frank Mir, from left, Dwaine Knight, Jeremy Anderson, Sig Rogich, and Marty Cordova pose for a photo at the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame ceremony at the Orlean Arena on Friday, June 24, 2016. All five men were inducted into the Hall of Fame. Joshua Dahl/Las Vegas Review-Journal

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June 24, 2016 - 11:07 pm

Mixed martial artist Frank Mir, UNLV golf coach Dwaine Knight, former UNLV golfer Jeremy Anderson, former Nevada Athletic Commission chairman Sig Rogich and former major league baseball player Marty Cordova attended the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony Friday at Orleans Arena.

Cordova, Mir and Rogich were inducted as individuals, along with the 1998 UNLV national champion men’s golf team.

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