May 2015 - Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame

May 2015
to July 2015
Newsletter
SASKATOON
SPORTS HALL OF FAME
2020 College Drive Saskatoon, Sask. S7N 2W4
(306) 664-6744 saskatoonsportshalloffame.com
Photos of all inductees on touch screen at Field House Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame on Facebook
Jerry Shoemaker
Hall of Fame president
Builder inductee, 2009
Welcome to this edition of the Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame newsletter.
On June 17th we announced the 2015 inductees into the Saskatoon
Sports Hall of Fame. On behalf of our board I would like to extend our
congratulations to those individuals selected for induction as builders,
athletes and team members. This year we are inducting five builders,
four athletes and one team. All of our inductees for 2015 have made
outstanding contribu­tions to the sporting community in Saskatoon and
have represented our great city at provincial, regional, national, interna-
tional levels. They are indeed most deserving of the honour that is to
be bestowed on them.
Our banquet and induction ceremony will be held on Nov. 7 at TCU
Place.This year is a very special occasion as it will be our 30th induction
dinner and banquet.
The Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame extends an invita­tion to all past
inductees, past board members and sports fans to attend the induction ceremonies to honour the 2015 induct­ees and to celebrate 30th
anniversary of our Hall of Fame.
Hope to see you there.
30th annual induction dinner Saturday, Nov. 7, TCU Place
Hall of Fame 2015 inductees
DON GALLO
Builder, triathlon
LISA DOWN
Builder, softball
ELVA TAYLOR
Builder, baton
GORD WINTERMUTE
Builder, hockey
AL LEDINGHAM
Builder
football
U of S HUSKIES 1998 FOOTBALL TEAM
Scott Aaro Ryan Acaster
Cory Aikins
Kurtis Albers Sheldon Ball Kelly Bates Trevor Bates
Mike Beazely Charlie Biggins Brad Bowler
Lee Brentnell Curtis Bulych Glen Carson Tony Chad William Cooke Jason Crumb Brett Czarnota Brent Dancey Michael Denny Colin Dutton Mark Dutton Kirk Eaton
Byron Eberle
Scott Flory Trevor Flory Shaun Geurts Andrew Ginther Lonnie Hayes Jared Isabelle
Reggie Jackson Dean Kabaroff
Brent Keeler
Matt Kellett Boyd Koldingness
Brett Kryskow Kevin Lefsrud Trevor Loback
Justin Loschack Trevor Ludtke Todd Lynden Tyler Majcher Derrick Malinchuk Richard Marleau Robert Martz
Jesse Matheson
Ken McLean
Kelly McNairn Mike Milo Brad Mitchell Jason Moser David Murza DB
DB
WR
DB
QB
OL
OL
DB
DL
WR
LB
RB
OL
TB
WR
QB
SB
DL
LB
DB
OL
LB
OL
OL
OL
OL
WR
RB
RB
DB
DL
LB
P/K
WR
LB
OL
WR
DB
LB
RB
DB
WR
OL
OL
DB
DB
WR
LB
DB
DB
WR
MURRAY EDDY
Athlete
baseball, curling, golf
Head coach Brian Towriss
Assistant coach Bart Arnold
Assistant coach Ed Carleton
Assistant coach David Blackburn
Assistant coach Mike Harrington
Assistant coach Calvin Hobbs
Assistant coach Barry Radcliffe
Assistant coach Brent Schneider
Assistant coach Travis Serke
Assistant coach Rick Wakeman
Physician Dr. Bill Haver
Trainer Al Bodnarchuk
Trainer Joelle Burley
Trainer Devon Mann
Student trainer Ryan Phillips
Manager Ryan Flett
Equipment manager Katie Spriggs
Warren Muzika LB
Olatunde Olatunbosun DB
Luc Oleniuk LB
Ryan Reid QB
Jaret Rennie SB
James Repesse DL
Craig Robertson OL
Doug Rozon TB
Kris Sembalerus OL
Tyler Siwak
RB
Paul Slaney LB
Mike Stewart CB
Kyle Stroeder DL
Brandon Stroh LB
Jason Sulz SB
Colin Tanner DL
Rob Thimm DL
Jason Weber DB
Theodore Zavlanos RB
GORD BARWELL
Athlete
football
JAMIE EPP
Athlete
track and field,
cross-country running
NANCY BRENTNELL
Athlete
basketball, softball, track and field
Sports organization of the year
SASKATOON
TRACK & FIELD CLUB
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Pan American Games
The 17th Pan American Games
are in Toronto in July.
Listed are athletes in Games history
from Saskatoon or who have
lived in Saskatoon.
*Enshrined in Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame
Gina Smith
equestrian
Touching
base
With Saskatoon
Sports Hall inductees
T
1959 Chicago, United States
Bob Cameron
Track & field
*Audrey Campbell
Basketball
*Lena Fior Basketball
*Judy Holt
Basketball
*Judy Jenkin
Basketballl Rever
Doug Kyle
Track & field
Enshrined in Alberta Sports Hall of Fame,
UBC Sports Hall of Fame
*Pat Lawson
Basketball
*Maureen Rever
Track & field
Jenkin
1963 Sao Paulo, Brazil
*Gail Daley
Gymnastics
*Pat Dobie
Track & field
*Irene Haworth
Gymnastics
Doug Kyle
Track & field
Enshrined in Alberta Sports Hall of Fame,
Kyle
UBC Sports Hall of Fame
Maureen McDonald
Gymnastics
1967 Winnipeg, Canada
Marg Curry
Basketball
Enshrined in University of Saskatchewan
Athletic Wall of Honour
Val Johnson
Equestrian
Rudy Neufeld
Volleyball
*Glenna Sebestyen
Gymnastics Curry
Heather Witzel
Basketball
Enshrined in University of Saskatchewan
Athletic Wall of Honour
1971 Cali, Colombia
Marg Curry
Basketball
Enshrined in University of Saskatchewan
Athletic Wall of Honour
Ron Friesen
Diving
Stone
Enshrined in Alberta Sports Hall of Fame,
University of Saskatchewan Athletic Wall of Honour
Ross Stone
Baseball
*Catherine Wedge
Equestrian
Heather Witzel
Basketball
Enshrined in University of Saskatchewan
Athletic Wall of Honour
Wedge
1975 Mexico City, Mexico
*Tom Graham
Volleyball
*Diane Jones
Track & field
Joanne Jones
Track & field
*Joanne McTaggart
Track & field
John Paulsen
Volleyball J. Jones
Enshrined inVolleyball Alberta Hall of Fame,
ManitobaVolleyball Hall of Fame
Bruce Pirnie
Track & field
Enshrined in Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame
hree inductees in the Saskatoon Sports
Hall of Fame are being enshrined in the
Saskatchewan Sports Hall this year: athlete
Cliff Koroll for hockey, builder
Sharon Tkachuk in athletics and curler
Eugene Hritzuk with the rink of lead
Dave Folk, second Verne Anderson and
third Kevin Kalthoff. Hritzuk’s team won
Gymnasts Gail Daley (foreground),
the Canadian senior men’s championship
Irene Haworth and Maureen McDonald,
in 2008 and the world senior championcoach Chuck Sebestyen
ship in 2009. . . Also being enshrined in the
Saskatchewan Sports Hall is speed skater
Jason Parker of Yorkton. Parker’s first
race was at the Clarence Downey Oval in
Saskatoon at age 11 . . . Hoopla, the Saskatchewan high school basketball championships,
had a banner finish this year for Saskatoon
Sports Hall inductees Scott Hundseth
and Jay Kost. Hundseth is the head coach
of the Holy Cross Crusaders, who won the
provincial 5A girls title. Hundseth’s daughter
Amanda Hundseth and Kost’s daughter
Alex Eyolfson play for the Crusaders . . .
Hall inductee Dan Dewar is head coach
of the Marion Graham Falcons, who won
the 5A high school boys basketball title in
Saskatoon and were third in provincials.
Athletes Darcey Busse and Joyce
(Seynk) Gamborg, coach Anne Cote,
—Saskatoon StarPhoenix archive photos
coach/builder Mark Tennant and five
Alison Lang, basketball, Allan Francis, fencing,
teams — the 1978-79, 1979-80 and 1980Nancy Jewitt, judo
81 University of Saskatchewan
Huskiettes women’s volleyball teams
1999 Winnipeg, Canada
Larry Plenert
Volleyball
Enshrined in ManitobaVolleyball Hall of Fame
and the 1978-79 and 1987-88 Huskies
Cam Baerg
Rowing
Larry Steele
Swimming
Tim Berrett
Track & field
men’s volleyball teams — are inaugural
*Janet
Cook
Swimming
inductees in Saskatchewan Volleyball’s Hall
1979 San Juan, Puerto Rico
*Tracy
Duncan
Rowing
*Nancy Brentnell
Softball
of Fame.All are enshrined in the Saskatoon
*Vanessa Monar
Track & field Baerg
*Heather Campbell
Softball
Sports Hall.The Volleyball Hall is based at
Natalie Lukiw
Volleyball
Terrie Cruly
Softball
the Kinsmen/Henk Ruys Soccer Centre in
*Jacki Nichol
Softball
*Deb Donald
Softball
Saskatoon . . . Matt Busse, a son of Saskatoon
Saxton *Lesley Wright
*Chris Gervais
Softball
Synchro swim
Sports Hall of Fame inductees Darcey and
*Rob Guenter
Softball
Cindy Busse, was named an all-star in
*Diane Jones
Track & field
2003 Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
the Canadian Interuniversity Sport men’s
*Alison Lang
Basketball
Jennifer Adamson
Kayaking
volleyball championship in March. Matt plays
Erin
Cumpstone
Softball
*Diane Lynn
Softball
Trevor Ethier
Softball
for the Huskies who finished fifth. The Hus*Helen Maupin
Softball
Carolyn
Ganes
Basketball
kies are coached by Saskatoon Sports Hall
*Don Saxton
Volleyball
Keith
Mackintosh
Softball
inductee Brian Gavlas. A middle blocker
*Barb Shockey
Swimming Guenter
Stinson
Rhett
Stinson
Gymnastics
on the Huskies is Rob Graham, son of
*Brenda Staniforth
Softball
Dennis Su
Table tennis
Hall inductee Tom Graham . . . Gisele
*Ann Tkachuk
Softball
ViolaYanik
Wrestling
(Rongve) Kreuger and Don Saxton
*DonnaVeale
Softball
were inducted into the Volleyball Canada
*Irene Wallace
Softball
2007 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Hall of Fame in May. Kreuger played for the
*Ardice Walter
Softball
Kris Brand
Volleyball
Wegner
Canadian junior team that won the North,
*Pat Wegner
Softball
Jason Caswell
Shooting
Central America and Caribbean zone title
Sarah Crooks
Basketball
1983 Caracas, Venezuela
in 1980. Saxton was on Canada’s team that
Erin Cumpstone
Softball
*Cyprian Enweani
Track & field
Niefer
Mark
Dodds
Volleyball
was fourth in the 1984 Los Angeles Olym*Nancy Jewitt Judo
Cynthia
Hamulas
Shooting
*Gene McWillie
Softball
pics. Kreuger and Saxton are in the SaskaChad Hankewich
Swimming
*Bob Molle
Wrestling
toon Sports Hall with U of S Huskies teams.
John Haver
Rowing
*Joyce Senyk
Volleyball
Hall inductee Dale Hazell ended a
Molle Todd Keesey
Rowing
20-year
run in May as the course admin1987 Indianapolis, United States
Jayd Lukenchuk
Gymnastics Crooks
*Carey Nelson
Track & field
istrator in Saskatchewan of the National
Richard McBride
Shooting
*Yoon Sang Ha
Tae kwon do
Coaching Certification Program for figure
Cristin McCarty
Rowing
Rob Scheller
Softball
skating . . . Kieran Akhtar’s dad Imran
Dione Meier
Softball
*Jay Sim
Softball
Akhtar is enshrined as a wrestler in the
Cory Niefer
Shooting
*Brenda Staniforth
Softball
Ha
Saskatoon Sports Hall. Kieran was first in
Gavin Schmitt
Volleyball
*DonnaVeale
Softball
Jean-Pierre
Seguin
Fencing
Vermuelen his weight class at the national wrestling
*Gwen Wall
Track & field
AmyVermuelen
Soccer
trials in April and is on the Canadian cadet
1991 Havana, Cuba
team. Kieran, who is a member of the Sas*Corinna Kennedy
Kayaking
2011 Guadalajara, Mexico
katoon Jr. Huskies club, finished second in
Rob McFarlane
Swimming
Jeff Adamson
Wrestling
the 46-kg division at the Canadian juvenile
*Eileen Nelson
Volleyball
Hubert Buydens
Rugby
championships . . . Calgary’s Teresa Hlady,
Dave Paetkau
Softball
Erin Cumpstone
Softball
who is in the Hall of Fame with the 1984-85
*Jay Sim
Softball
Sofiak Nanyak Dala
Rugby Adamson
and 1985-86 U of S Huskies women’s track
*Gina SmithEquestrian
Brandi Jacobson Prentice Racquetball
Wendy Sofiak
Softball
and field teams, has been contracted to
Kaylyn Kyle
Soccer
manage the national Female Coach MentorTim Landeryou
Racquetball
1995 Mar del Plata, Argentina
ship Model . . . Hall inductee Peter Anholt
Michael Lieffers
Basketball
Tim Berrett
Track & field
has received a three-year extension to his
Cory Niefer
Shooting
*Allan Francis
Fencing
contract as GM of the WHL’s Lethbridge
Kris
Odegard
Racquetball
*Nancy Jewitt
Judo
Parker
Magus
Kelly
Parker
Soccer
Hurricanes.
Jay Magus
Volleyball
Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame
Jack McLeod
Vic Lynn
Enshrined in the provincial
Dave King Hockey Hall in July this year
are four previous inductees in the
Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame:
Builder: Jack McLeod
In Saskatoon Hall as a builder
Athlete:Vic Lynn
In Saskatoon Hall as an athlete
Builder: Dave King
In Saskatoon Hall with 1982-83
U of S Huskies hockey team
Team: 1933-34 Quakers
In Saskatoon Hall as a team
1934 Saskatoon Quakers
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Going far
After making their mark in the Saskatchewan
high school track and field championships,
athletes became Hall of Famers in other sports
Thank you sponsors
l Al Anderson’s Source for Sports
l Cherry Insurance
l Hunters Bowling
l Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon
l Realty Executives Saskatoon
l Saskatchewan Blue Cross
l Travelodge Hotel
Hall directors
l President Jerry Shoemaker
l Past president Ed Bryant
l VP Keith McLean
l Ken Gunn, treasurer
l Don Cousins
Val Jensen
l Dana Kidd
l Ian Mirtle
l John Neufeld
l Bob Reindl
l Ron Walsh
Members at large
Gerry Heskett
Walter Mudge
Mark Tennant
Bob Florence
Passings
Some inductees in the Saskatoon Sports Hall who were provincial
high school champions in track and field may be missing from this list.
If an inductee won in both the junior and senior divisions,
only the results from the senior division are listed.
Football
Ed Swiderski
Don Bristow.............................................1990 Huskies
1st junior boys discus
1984 provincials
Errol Brown.............................................1990 Huskies
1st senior boys 100-metre hurdles
1988 provincials
Jermaine Brown..................................... 1991 Hilltops
1st junior boys 100 metres 1989 provincials
Darrell Burko.......................................... Coach 1996 Huskies
1st senior boys shot put
1975 provincials
Dick Chinn................................................1968 Hilltops
1st senior boys 100 yards, 220 yards
1965 provincials
—Saskatoon StarPhoenix photos
Kyle Doerksen........................................ 1990 Huskies
1st senior boys javelin
1989 provincials
Len Breckner.............................softball/baseball
1st junior boys javelin
1949 provincials
Tyler Dueck.............................................2002 Hilltops
1st junior boys triple jump
2000 provincials
Nancy Brentnell........................1980 Harmony Centres
1st senior girls 80-metre hurdles 1974 provincials
Dan Farthing........................................... CFL
1st junior boys pole vault
1986 provincials
Val Jensen...................................1969, 1970 Imperials
1st sr girls 60, 100, long jump, javelin1962 provincials
Cory Flaman............................................ 1990 Huskies
1st senior boys 100-metre hurdles
1990 provincials
Jay Kost.......................................1980 Harmony Centres
Carl Hoath............................................... 1985 Hilltops
1st junior girls high jump
1979 provincials
1st senior boys shot put
1985 provincials
Bonnie McAskill....................... 1980 Harmony Centres
Howard Kellough................................... 1958 Hilltops
1st senior gjrls shot put
1980 provincials
1st junior boys discus 1958 provincials
Ed
Swiderski.
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............................
1969 Merchants
John Konihowski.....................................CFL
1st sr boys 100, 220, triple jump
1957 provincials
Errol Brown
1st junior boys 110-m hurdles
1965 provincials
1st junior boys 110-m hurdles, triple jump 1966 provincials
1st junior boys 110-m H, long jump, triple
1967 provincials
Mike Harrington...............................................Coach ’90, ’96, ’98 Huskies
1st sr boys 110-m H, 220, 440, high jump
1971 provincials
Gary Goplen.............................. Canadian national team
1st senior boys 3,000 metres
1975 provincials
David Murza............................................ 1998 Huskies
1st junior boys pole vault
1993 provincials
Gord Goplen.............................. 1988 Olympics
1st junior 100-m hurdles 1994 provincials
1st junior boys two miles
1973 provincials
1st junior 100-m hurdles, pole vault
1995 provincials
Catriona Le May............................... 1992, ’94, ’98, ’02 Olympics
James Rakochy........................................1990 Huskies
1st senior girls 80-metre hurdles 1988 provincials
1st junior boys 100-m hurdles, long jump
1988 provincials
Lee Reimer.............................................. Trainer 1985 Hilltops
1st senior girls discus, javelin
1973 provincials
Rob Symchyck..................................................1985 Hilltops, ’90 Huskies
1st junior boys discus
1980 provincials
Ray Syrnyk.............................................. 1953 Hilltops
1st senior boys shot put 1951 provincials
Marshall Toner........................................ CFL
1st senior boys 800 metres
1981 provincials
Ken Wasden............................................ 1978 Hilltops
Dick
Keith
Bonnie
Charlene
1st junior boys 220 yards
1973 provincials
Gord
Goplen
Chinn
Magnuson
McAskill
Butler
Dale West.................................................CFL
1st jr boys 220 yd, high jump triple jump
1958 provincials
Lee Wolfater........................................... 2002 Hilltops
1st senior boys triple jump
2001 provincials
1st senior boys 100m, triple jump
2002 provincials
Charlene Butler..........................................1979, 1980 Huskiettes
1st junior girls 80-yard hurdles
1976 provincials
Eileen Kramchynsky..................................Canadian national team
1st junior girls 80-metre hurdles
1981 provincials
Irene Haworth....................................... National team
Cindy Shepherd......................................................... 1979, 1980, 1981 Huskiettes
1st junior girls shot put 1961 provincials
1st junior girls 400 metres
1975 provincials
Softball
Speed skating
Volleyball
Gymnastics
Hockey
Curtis Leschyshyn...................................NHL
1st junior boys 100-metre hurdles
1986 provincials
Keith Magnuson.................................... NHL
1st junior boys long jump
1964 provincials
Cy Rouse.................................................. 1952 Quakers
1st senior boys long jump
1944 provincials
Wrestling
Gord Garvie.................................................1968 Olympics
1st senior boys long jump
1962 provincials
Multiple sports
Pat Lawson..............................................................
Ray Syrnyk 1st
senior girls 100 yards, long jump, javelin 1947 provincials
Look at them now
Raymond (Buster) East, 1931-2015, age 84
Saskatoon Sports Hall inductee, 1978 Hilltops
Ray East and Norm Cram led the formation of the Saskatoon Football Officials Association. East was an official for
17 years, including seven years in the CFL, from 1959-62 and
1967-69.
East, a graduate of Nutana Collegiate, was a two-way lineman
for the Saskatoon Hilltops, who reached the Canadian final in Raymond East
1949 and 1951. He was the manager of the Hilltops for eight
years in the 1970s.The Hilltops won the national title in 1978.
East played in the Saskatoon basketball league for 11 years and for the Merchants softball team. He served as president of the Granite Curling Club.
James Grant, age 78
Jim Grant was a Level 5 umpire with Softball Canada.
An umpire for more than 40 years, among the competitions
where he was an official were the 1983 Pan-American Games in
Caracas,Venezuela and the1987 International Softball Congress
championship in Saskatoon.
Grant received the Neil Theissen Award from the Saskatoon
James Grant
Amateur Softball Association in 2012 in recognition of his
contribution to softball as an umpire.
Donald Hunter, 1941-2015, age 74
Saskatoon Sports Hall inductee, 1959 Hilltops
Donald Hunter was a two-way lineman for the Saskatoon
Hilltops, playing guard on offence and defensive end.
A graduate of Bedford Road Collegiate, he was a rookie on
the Hilltops who won the Canadian junior football title in 1959,
defeating Toronto North York Knights 46-7.
Donald Hunter
Hunter was with the Hilltops also in 1960 and ’61.
Bill Taylor, 1937-2015, age 77
Bill Taylor of Saskatoon is enshrined in the Saskatchewan Golf Hall
of Fame as a builder.
Taylor was executive director of the Saskatchewan Golf Association for 10 years through 1996, promoting junior golf and rural golf.
He was a rules official at four national championships.
Since 2005, the PGA of Saskatchewan has presented the Bill Taylor
Award for sportsmanship to a Saskatchewan golfer in the Canadian
Bill Taylor
Professional Golfers Association.
Taylor was a member of the Wildwood Golf Club, the Saskatoon
Golf & Country Club, Greenbryre Country Club and The Willows
Golf & CC.
An enthusiast of motor sports, he was a member of the Saskatoon Sports
Car Club. In the 1960s and ’70s, he wrote a weekly motorsports column for The
Saskatoon Star Phoenix.
Bill and Louise Taylor have four children — Stirling, Barbara, McLaren and Jacquie.
The names Stirling, McLaren and Jacquie were inspired by Formula One driver
Stirling Moss, F1 driver and engineer Bruce McLaren and F1 driver Jackie Stewart.
On deck in Saskatoon
Canadian Football Hall of Fame
Jacket presentation, Delta Bessborough, Aug. 9
Bust unveiling, induction dinner,TCU Place, Aug. 10
Among the 2015 inductees is Gene Makowsky, an offensive lineman
from the University of Saskatchewan Huskies and CFL’s Saskatchewan Roughriders
Sask. athletes, coaches, volunteers make news
Ken Babey
Lynne Wilson
Josh Bodnarchuk
Phyllis Haslam
Rourke Chartier
Ken Babey, a native of Saskatoon, is head coach of the
Canadian sledge hockey team that
finished third at the World Challenge last winter in Leduc,Alta.,
and second in the world championshp in Buffalo in May.
Babey was the head coach for
27 years of the men’s hockey
team at the Southern Alberta
Institute of Technology (SAIT) in
Calgary. The Trojans won 534
games in the regular season and
playoffs, giving Babey the career
coaching record in Canadian college hockey.
SAIT was the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association national
champion in 2000.
Lynne Wilson of Saskatoon
received Curling Canada’s Award of
Achievement for 2014.
Wilson has coached in the Learn
to Curl program as well as high
school rinks at Walter Murray Collegiate.
She has compiled memorabilia
and a scrapbook of curling in
Saskatchewan dating to 1948.The
collection is shown at CurlSask
events.
Wilson played on Barb Despins’s
rink that won the Saskatchewan
women’s championship in 1979 and
with Deb Thierman’s rink, the 2007
provincial senior champions.
Josh Bodnarchuk of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies was
named rookie of the year in Canadian Interuniversity Sport wrestling.
A native of Saskatoon, Bodnarchuk won the CIS title and was first
in the Canada West conference in
the 54-kg weight class.
Bodnarchuk, a graduate of Holy
Cross Holy Cross, was the provincial high school wrestling champion
four times.
He was honoured with a sport
and recreation award at the annual
SaskTel Aboriginal Youth Awards of
Excellence in 2014.
The late Phyllis Haslam was
enshrined into the University of
Toronto Sports Hall of Fame in May.
Phyllis was born in India in 1913 where
her father was a missionary and her
mother a doctor.The family returned to
their nativeToronto in 1916,then moved
to Saskatoon in 1922.
Haslam broke Canadian records in
the 100- and 220-yard breaststroke.
In the 1934 British Empire Games
in London,England,she was on the
medley relay team with Margaret Hutton and Phyllis Dewar that won gold.
She was a silver medallist in the 200
breaststroke.
Haslam studied social science at
the University of Toronto in 1934-35
after four years at the U of S where
she was coached by Joe Griffiths.
Rourke Chartier of Saskatoon
received the Brad Hornung Trophy
as the most sportsmanlike player in
the WHL this season.
Chartier plays for the Kelowna
Rockets., who are the WHL champions and Memorial Cup runners-up.
He was third in the WHL in goals
with 48 in 58 games. He had 18
penalty minutes.
Chartier played AAA midget for
the Saskatoon Contacts.
Rourke’s father Marc is head coach of
the Contacts. Marc is enshrined in
the Saskatoon Sports Hall with the
1982-83 University of Saskatchewan
Huskies hockey team.
Rourke’s grandfather Rusty
Chartier is in the Hall with the 1953
Hilltops football team.
Hockey
Curling
Wrestling
Swimming
Hockey