SPORTS HALL OF FAMESASKATOON

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President’s messageOn behalf of the Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame, I sincerely congratulate and welcome

the slate of selected inductees for induction into the Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame, Nov., 1, 2008 at TCU Place.

The time and effort, as well as their accomplishments that these individuals contributed to the Saskatoon sporting community, make them most deserving of this recognition.

I encourage and ask all past inductees to make the effort to honour the inductees of 2008 by attending the dinner and induction ceremony as they are about to become part of the same, special, sporting fraternity.

Good living through sports.

2008 Inductees, athletes

Touching base

June-August2008

Newsletter

OLYMPIANSSaskatoon Sports

Hall of Fame athletes who attended the

Summer OlympicsMedallists in boldface

1928 AmsterdAm

Ethel Catherwood, track and field, gold high jumpStan Glover, track and field, bronze 4x400 relay

1952 Helsinki

Bob Adams track and fieldGeorge Genereux, trapshooting, gold

1956 melbourne

Maureen Rever DuWors, track and field Eleanor Haslam Jensen, track and field

1960 rome

Eleanor Haslam Jensen, track and fieldGeorge Short, track and field Dale West, track and field

1968 mexico city

Gord Garvie, wrestling

1972 municH

Martha Nelson Grant, swimmingDiane Jones Konihowski, track and field

1976 montreAl

Tom Graham, volleyballDiane Jones Konihowski, track and fieldJoanne McTaggart, track and field Cathy Wedge, equestrian

1980 moscow (Canada boyCotted Games)Diane Jones Konihowski, track and field

1984 los Angeles

Joyce Gamborg, volleyballBob Molle, wrestling, silverAlison Lang Robertson, basketballDon Saxton, volleyball

1988 seoul

Cyprian Enweani, track and fieldStewart McKeown, track and field, Paralympics silver discus, bronze shot putCarey Nelson, track and field James Rozon, gymnasticsGina Smith, equestrian, bronze team dressage

1992 bArcelonA

Allan Francis, fencingColette Bourgonje, track and field, Paralympics bronze 100 metres, 800 metres

1996 AtlAntA

Colette Bourgonje, track and field, Paralympics bronze 100 metres, 200 metresNancy Jewitt-Filteau, judoCorrina Kennedy, kayakingCarey Nelson, track and field

2000 sydney

Janet Cook, swimming,Jacki Nichol, softball Lesley Wright, synchro swimming

CoachesBob Adams, 1964 Tokyo, track and fieldGord Garvie, 1976 Montreal, wrestlingJoe Griffiths, 1948 London, track and fieldLyle Sanderson, 1976 Montreal, 1980 Moscow, track and field

Don (Butch) Steponchev has been selected as referee supervisor for wheelchair basketball at the Paralympic Games this summer in Beijing.

Steponchev was inducted as a builder in the Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame in 1993 . . . Ray Remmen (athlete inductee, harness racing, 1993) and his brother, Larry,

recently posted their 1,500th career win at the Meadowlands, setting a record for trainers at the Rutherford, N.J., racetrack . . . Ross Wilson, who is being inducted into the Hall this year as a builder, is the 2008 recipient of the Austin-Matthews Award for outstand-ing contribution to Canadian Interuniversity

Sport . . . Ralph Schoenfeld (builder inductee, 2005, basketball) is on the organizing committee for the 50th anniversary school reunion at Aden Bowman Collegiate, scheduled for Aug. 22-24. Bowman alumni in the Hall of Fame include Diane Jones Konihowski (athlete inductee, 1986), Charlene Archibald (team inductee, University of Saskatchewan Huskiette volleyball, 1992) and Tom Sargeant (team inductee, Saskatoon Hilltops, 1986, 1995, 2002) . . . Catriona Le May Doan (athlete inductee, 1998) was inducted into the Canadian Olympic

Hall of Fame in April . . . Hall of Fame director and inductee Joe Bloski is president of the organizing committee for the Can-Am Police-Fire Games, July 13-20 in Saskatoon. The event features police and fire personnel from through-

out North America competing in a range of sports . . . Tom Pater-son (athlete inductee, 1995) won his second Canadian Open five-pin bowling singles title in May this year, 25 years after his first championship . . . Lesley Wright (athlete inductee, synchro swimming, 2005) has retired as a performer with the Cirque de Soleil in Las Vegas after a seven-year run and is enrolled in the journalism/public relations program at the University of Nevada/Las Vegas . . . Simon Hiatt of Shaw Cable has taped interviews with many of the 2008 inductees to air on Channel 10 in the weeks leading up to the induction dinner Nov. 1.

Alison Lang

Allan Francis

Corrina Kennedy

Photos courtesy Canadian Olympic Association and

National Archives of Canada

Joyce Gamborg—Scott Grant/Canadian Press

—Mike Ridewood/Canadian Press

—Canadian Press

—T. Grant/Canadian Press

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23rd annual induction dinnerSaturday, Nov. 1 at TCU Place

Hall of Fame sponsorsAl Anderson’s Source for Sports Cherry InsuranceHunter’s BowlingMallard Group

Board of directorsPresident Don Cousins

Vice-president Ed Bryant

Secretary Jacki Nichol

Treasurer Ken Gunn

Past president Bob Reindl

Joe Bloski

Kelly Bowers

Bob Florence

Gerry Heskett

Walter Mudge

Ralph Schoenfeld

Mark Tennant

Phyllis Wilson

Saskatchewan Blue CrossSaskTelStantecWright Bros. Construction

Don Cousins

Jerry Friesenfootball

shannon kekulakristiansen

track and field

Jacqueline lavalleebasketball, soccer

Brian skrudlandhockey

Marshall tonerfootball, track&field

ed chynowethhockey

noreen Murphysoftball

Bill gordonbasketball

ross wilsonmultiple sports

2008 Inductees, builders

2008 Inductees, teams

1983 Canadian men’s five-pin bowling

team ChampionsLarry Boehr, Don Johnson,

Tom Paterson, Roy Shepperd,Phil Smith, Jack Walsh

coach Jack Walsh

1984 Canadian men’s five-pin bowling

team ChampionsChris Bonany, Dale Boothman,

Tim Cuthbert, Phil Smith,Tom Walter, Lloyd Wiens

coach Cecil Irvine

1984 Canadian women’s five-pin bowling

team ChampionsCathy Daku, Michele Fosty,

Jennie Irvine, Shirley Quayle,Terry Stewart, Val Touet

coach Jack Walsh

1951 Canadian sChoolboy Curling

ChampionsGary Thode, Gary Cooper,

Orest Hryniuk, Roy Hufsmithcoach Ken Moir

Steponchev

Wright