The AAU Hockey Hall Of Fame announced it's second class of honorees at the 2008 AAU Junior Olympic Games in Philadelphia Pennsylvania.

The Hall of Fame Board submitted a final ballot containing 7 eligible nominees for the 2008 class including 3 nominees from the 2007 ballot that maintained the necessary votes to remain on the ballot for selection. Only 2 players received the necessary 75% of the votes to be elected to the Hall Of Fame while 3 others received enough votes to remain on the ballot for consideration with the 2009 Class.

The 2008 AAU Hockey Hall Of Fame class again called on 2 players from the early dominate teams of the AAU.

Congratulations to the Class of 2008

	Mike Piccone
Position	Forward
Teams Played	Ocean State Hurricanes
Years Played
Awards/Honors	2 Time All American, 2 Time MVP Junior Olympics
	1997 Joel Ferrell Award Winner (Outstanding Athlete Of AAU Junior Olympic Games)
Medals Won	2 Gold Medals
Hometown	Johnstown, Rhode Island

Mike was the MVP of the first two AAU Junior Olympic Games as he led his team to Gold Medals both years. A dominate offensive force who brought  a shot not seen in the early years of inline hockey. Mike was a 2 Time unanimous selection All American and the winner of the 1997 Joel Ferrell Award as the first time a hockey player was the Outstanding Athlete of the AAU Junior Olympic Games.

Mike went onto to play ice hockey at West Point where he graduated as a Lieutenant in the United States Army. Mike is a member of the AAU Hockey All Decade team.

	James Unger
Position	Forward
Teams Played	Team Xtreme/Team USA Juniors
Years Played	1999 - 2003
Awards/Honors	5 Time All American, 1 Time MVP AAU Junior Olympic Games
Medals Won	3 Gold Medals, 2 Silver Medals
Hometown	Garfield Hts, Ohio

Big, strong, quick and soft hands often described James Unger when he played. James was a dominate player on the rink leading his team to the championship 5 times taking the Gold Medal 3 times. James and his line mate Jim Slater (2007 Hall Of Fame) were the most dominate line to ever play in the AAU. James was  unstoppable and the opposing coaches noted this by honoring James 5 times as an AAU All American unanimous selection.

James went onto play Ice Hockey at Bowling Green University and played professionally in the East Coast Hockey League. James is a member of the AAU Hockey All Decade team and was a unanimous selections to the AAU Hockey Hall Of Fame Class of 2008.