Lester M. Sack JR, Mississippi & Louisiana, inducted in 2005
- Played number 3 singles and number 1 doubles for Tulane University from 1956 to 1958 when the Green Wave won 3 Southeastern Conference Championships and he and was ranked number 1 in doubles in the conference with partner Ron Holmberg
- Joined the professional tour and won singles titles in England and Germany, won the 1965 Canadian Open Doubles Championships and reached the 3rd round of the 1966 French Open
- Mississippi resident until 1977 and one of the most dominant players of his generation, winning the Mississippi Open or Mississippi Closed every year and ranked number 1 in Mississippi Men’s Open Singles and top 10 in the South every year from 1959 to 1975
- Won numerous state and section age group tournaments and ranked 2nd in the nation in Men’s 45 singles in 1984, won the 1984 Men’s 45 Singles National Championship and ranked 7th and was a finalist at the Men’s 55 National Clay Court Singles Championship in 1987
- Represented the United States on the Dubler Cup, Gordon Cup and Stevens Cup teams
- Served as the head coach of the USTA New Orleans Area Training Center and was an assistant pro for the Racquet Club of Memphis and the New Orleans Lawn Tennis Club
- Inducted into the Mississippi Tennis Hall of Fame in 1994 and the Louisiana Tennis Hall of Fame in 2009