Tennis Hall of Fame 2015: Complete List of Inductees for This Year's Class

The singles and doubles semifinals at the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships from the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island, were put on the back burner for the hosts' newest inductees. 

The induction ceremony on Saturday morning saw three members of the tennis community enshrined on its hallowed grounds.

Here are this year's inductees:

Inductee	Category
Amelie Mauresmo	Player
David Hall	Player
Nancy Jeffett	Contributor

Amelie Mauresmo most notably won the Australian Open and Wimbledon in 2006 on her way to winning 25 singles titles in her career. She spent 39 weeks as the top-ranked tennis player on the WTA Tour, according to the Associated Press (h/t ESPN), and currently coaches men's world No. 3 Andy Murray.

She also won a silver medal at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece, to add to her trophy case. But the 36-year-old was unable to make the ceremony because she is expecting her first child. 

Joining her in the Hall of Fame is David Hall, a star on the Wheelchair Tennis Tour. He was a regular at the top-spot of the International Tennis Federation's year-end rankings and was a world champion six-times between 1995-2004, according to the International Tennis Federation website.

The third and final member of the 2015 induction class is Nancy Jeffett, the co-founder of the Maureen Connolly Brinker Tennis Foundation. The organization helps the development of young tennis players around the world as it has sponsored a number of competitions over the years. 

Jeffett was also a successful junior player, ranked 10th in 1946, according to ITA Hall of Fame website. 

The ceremony was followed by the first men's singles semifinal of the day with Rajeev Ram defeating John-Patrick Smith.