The Polynesian Football Hall of Fame has announced that Chris Kemoeatu, Jim Nicholson, and Kalani Sitake will comprise the Class of 2025.

The class will be honored from January 17 to 19 on a weekend including the Polynesian Bowl.

Of Tongan ancestry, Kemoeatu was an All-American at Utah in 2004 and was drafted in the sixth round by the Pittsburgh Steelers.  The Guard played seven NFL seasons (all with Pittsburgh), where he played 75 Games and won two Super Bowls (XL & XLIII).

Nicholson, who has Samoan ancestry, played his college ball at Michigan State.  He was drafted in 1973 by the Kansas City Chiefs, where he played from 1974 to 1979, and the Tackle would later play for San Francisco (1981). 

Sitake played his college football at BYU, where the Fullback was part of their first Mountain West Championship team in 1999.  He later went into coaching and took over the Head Coaching job at BYU in 2016, which he still holds today.

We here at Notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate the impending Polynesian Football Hall of Fame members.