We gather today, on the unceded traditional territories of the Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee, and Huron-Wendat nations.
We are acknowledging this territory’s significance for the Indigenous Peoples who lived, and continue to live upon it and whose practices and spiritualities were tied to the land and continue to develop in relationship to the territory and its other inhabitants today.
We are grateful to be able to live, learn and play on these lands.
SPORTS
A Message from the President of the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame
Welcome to the 28th Induction Ceremony for the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame. The rich history of sport in Belleville, and the surrounding area, is added to as we recognize the accomplishments and contributions of five new inductees – Todd Crawford, Rick Fralick, Joanne Moring, Derek Smith and Ken Smith. We are very proud to enshrine their accomplishments in perpetuity in the Dr. R. L. Vaughan Atrium, as they take their rightful place with over 100 previous inductees.
Our thanks go out to the original visionaries who launched the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame in 1987, to the many dedicated hall of fame committee members over the years, and to all the local individuals, associations and businesses who continue to support the operation of the Belleville Sports Hall of fame. A special thank you to the City of Belleville for providing a home and operational support for the Hall of Fame.
Finally, thank you to our present volunteer committee who conduct the affairs of the Hall of Fame and make today’s Induction Ceremony a special event for the Inductees, their families and friends and our community.
Ian Press
Belleville
HALL of FAME
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Shelby Kramp-Neuman
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Welcome to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame
As the Member of Parliament for Hastings -Lennox and Addington-Tyendinaga, it is with great pride and admiration that I welcome you to the 2025 Induction Ceremony of the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame.
I extend my heartfelt thanks to the incredible volunteers and the organizing committee, whose tireless efforts make this celebration possible year after year. Your commitment ensures that the stories of our athletes and the spirt of sport in our community are preserved and honoured.
Congratulations to all of the athletes and their families who are being recognized this year. Your hard work, dedication, and passion for sport have left a lasting impact on our community. We celebrate not only your accomplishments on the field, court, rink or track, but also in the ways in which you have enriched the lives of others and strengthened the fabric of our community through your involvement in athletics. May this honour stand as a lasting testament to your remarkable achievements, and the inspiration you continue to provide for future generations.
Sincerely,
Shelby Kramp-Neuman MP
Hastings-Lennox and Addington-Tyendinaga
Ottawa
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Welcome to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame
It is my great pleasure to congratulate this year’s inductees into the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame.
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As the Member of Parliament for Hastings -Lennox and Addington-Tyendinaga, it is with great pride and admiration that I welcome you to the 2025 Induction Ceremony of the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame.
The Belleville Sports Hall of Fame stands as a proud reminder of the passion, perseverance, and dedication shown by athletes, coaches, and builders thoughout our community. The stories of achievement recognized here continue to inspire new generations to take part in sport and carry on Belleville’s strong athletic traditions.
I extend my heartfelt thanks to the incredible volunteers and the organizing committee, whose tireless efforts make this celebration possible year after year. Your commitment ensures that the stories of our athletes and the spirt of sport in our community are preserved and honoured.
Shelby Kramp-Neuman
M.P. / Députée
Hastings-Lennox and Addington/ Hastings-Lennox et Addington
As someone who has spent time on the field myself over the years, I know the value of teamwork, commitment, and the friendships forged through sport – lessons that last long after the final whistle. And yes, I also remember the bruises that come with competition – souvenirs of the hard work, grit, and determination it takes to succeed.
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On behalf of the Government of Canada, I thank you for your contributions and congratulate you on this well-deserved honour.
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Congratulations to all of the athletes and their families who are being recognized this year. Your hard work, dedication, and passion for sport have left a lasting impact on our community. We celebrate not only your accomplishments on the field, court, rink or track, but also in the ways in which you have enriched the lives of others and strengthened the fabric of our community through your involvement in athletics. May this honour stand as a lasting testament to your remarkable achievements, and the inspiration you continue to provide for future generations.
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Chris Malette Member of Parliament Bay of Quinte
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History of the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame
The City of Belleville has an exciting and colourful sporting history, thus the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame was created to recognize and honour those who have done so much for sports in the City and surrounding area.
In 1986, with the support of the City's Recreation Department, founder Paul Kirby and inaugural committee members James Hurst, Drury Denyes, Denis Newman and Fred Brooks wrote the Hall of Fame’s constitution and organized the first induction ceremony for September of the following year.
That first ceremony, held at the Sir James Whitney School auditorium, welcomed 15 inductees to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame in an emotion-packed event. Subsequent induction ceremonies followed annually as the ranks of the inductees swelled to include athletes, builders and teams in a growing range of sports. The inductees' plaques were displayed along the walls of the grand staircase, at the south end of the Quinte Sports Centre’s Yardmen Arena.
In 2011, with the major additions to the complex, the Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre was christened and the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame was moved to its current home in the Dr. Robert Vaughan Atrium on the second floor.
In 2017, with Dave Mills as the driving force, the Hall of Fame was re-invigorated and a new group of volunteer committee members continued the work begun by the original executive.
The process for inductions begins with input from the public. Completed nomination forms are reviewed by the Selection Committee to determine their worthiness to be added to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame.
Belleville Sports Hall of Fame Past Presidents
BSHoF Past Presidents
Paul Kirby
Denis Newman
Selma Bochnek
Henry Bury
Tom Gavey
Rick Locke
Ron Stewart
James Hurst
Dave Mills
Belleville Sports Hall of Fame Committees
Through the Years
Sheila Alexander
Joe Bell
Sy Bochnek
Ralph Boomhower
Doug Bray
Fred Brooks
Robb Burrowes
Mike Cathcart
Ike Christopher
Vi Christopher
Carl Coons
John Davidson
Drury Denyes
Wally Dever
Don Dolan
Don Douglas
Brad Dow
Bruce Faulds
Joan Guthrie
Judy Gilbert
Grant Goegan
Stan Hagerman
Bram Humphreys
Brian Kehoe
Jennifer Kerr
Tim Larry
Kerry MacKinnon
Ross McDougall
Jack Miller
Al Murphy
Brian O'Meara
Terry Pascoe
Paul Russell
Chris Rutledge
Hec Scott
Jack Sisson
Mary-Anne Sills
Gord Smith
Kay Snedden
Paul Svoboda
Scott terHaar
Randy Uens
Brad Vaughan
Vic White
Program Of Events
1. Welcome - Master of Ceremonies, Jack Miller
2. Mayor Neil Ellis - Greetings from the City of Belleville
3. Message from the BSHoF - President, Ian Press
4. Presentation of the 2025 Hall of Fame Inductees
5. Closing Remarks
Committee Members
President- Ian Press
Vice- President- Nancy Popovich
Secretary - Dan Maloney
Treasurer- Jason Lott
Liane Woodley, Karen Williamson, Stephanie Manderville, Rob Cooke, Mike Kirby
Support the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame – Your Contribution Matters!
The Belleville Sports Hall of Fame Committee extends heartfelt thanks to the City of Belleville and our community for your ongoing support and contributions. Your generosity has been instrumental in preserving and celebrating our local sports heritage. As a not-for-profit organization, we depend on your financial support to continue honouring the achievements of our athletes and builders. By donating, you directly contribute to the success of events like this one. It’s easy to help—simply add bellevilleshof@gmail.com to your list of e-transfer contacts or send your donation to:
Belleville Sports Hall of Fame
Quinte Sports and Wellness Centre, 265 Cannifton Road, Belleville, ON K8N 4V8
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Donations of any size make a difference! If you would like a receipt for income tax purposes, please include your name and address with your donation.
Your support keeps our Hall of Fame thriving—thank you for being part of our story!
TODD CRAWFORD
2025 Inductee
Athlete/Builder, Multisport
Across tracks, fields, ice and turf, Todd Crawford has pursued excellence at the highest levels of sport. A lifelong Belleville resident, he has distinguished himself as a dynamic multi-sport athlete and influential builder, earning recognition nationally and internationally.
In track and field, Todd quickly rose through provincial and national rankings. As a high school athlete, he won gold at the Ontario and Canadian championships in triple jump and represented Canada with the national junior team. He competed on full athletic scholarships at Bradley and Drake Universities, capturing NCAA titles in long jump, triple jump and relays, while setting multiple school records, some of which still stand. Later, while completing a Bachelor of Education at the University of Windsor, he earned OUA medals and All-Canadian honours.
From 1990 to 1998, Todd was a member of the Canadian National Bobsleigh Team. Highlights include winning the overall World Cup title in 1994–95, the World Push Championship in 1997 and five national 4-man titles. He competed at multiple World Championships and served as an Olympic alternate in 1994 and 1998.
His athletic commitment extended into his 40s, earning numerous medals in Masters Track & Field competitions across North America in events such as long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and pentathlon.
As a coach and organizer, Todd contributed to the growth of women’s floorball in Canada. From 2011 to 2018, he coached the Canadian U19 Women’s Team through four World Championships, earning multiple Group B silver medals. He was instrumental in bringing the 2016 U19 Women’s World Championship to Belleville – the first hosted in North America.
Todd Crawford’s career reflects decades of elite competition, community sport development and determination. His induction marks the fifth Crawford to join the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame, alongside his father Floyd and brothers Bobby, Marc and Lou, cementing their legacy as one of the city’s most celebrated sporting families.
RICK FRALICK
2025 Inductee
Athlete/Builder, Boat Racing
Born in Belleville and retired to Picton, Rick Fralick is proudly claimed by both communities. Beginning at a young age, he turned youthful enthusiasm and determination into a lifetime of achievement in Canadian outboard racing. At just 15, he built his first hydroplane, a ScatCat design with a 10hp motor, and with this began modifications to the exhaust and terrorizing of the neighbourhood. That blend of curiosity, courage and mischief would come to define his remarkable career.
By 19, Fralick helped form a local racing club, answering a newspaper ad that led to an inaugural meeting also attended by future Hall of Fame inductee Tom Boulter. Soon he was competing in Canadian Boating Federation (CBF) events, earning his first National Championship in the B Stock Hydroplane class in 1976.
In 1977, Fralick began designing and building hydroplanes that combined his engineering instincts with on-the-water experience. This brought him his second B Stock Championship in 1980. Though he initially built boats for family and friends, his designs would eventually win over 30 national titles and speed records across Canada and the U.S., including several piloted by his sons, Andrew and Graham.
Off the water, Fralick was equally committed to growing the sport. He served as Secretary and Membership Director for the Toronto Outboard Racing Club throughout the 1980s and ’90s and promoted racing at major events across the GTA. He was the Canadian High Point Champion in the 25SSH class in 1997, 2008, and 2010 and received two national awards from the CBF for outstanding service. In 2015, he was inducted into the Canadian Boating Federation Hall of Fame.
A master craftsman, mentor and lifelong ambassador for powerboat racing, Rick Fralick’s legacy is built on innovation, integrity and joy for the sport. Congratulations to Rick on his well-deserved induction into the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame.
JOANNE MORING
2025 Inductee
Athlete, Weightlifting
A lifelong member of the Belleville community, Joanne Moring (née Sills) discovered her passion for strength sports as a teenager. She began weight training at 16 and, just a year later, became the first female member of the Apollo Barbell Club—one of the earliest women in Ontario to compete in Olympic weightlifting. Her talent and determination quickly propelled her to the top of the podium: in 1986, at the Ontario Intermediate Weightlifting Championships, she won first place in the women’s division and set both provincial and national records in the Clean & Jerk and total lift categories. That same year, she was honoured with the Outstanding Athletic Achievement Award.
From 1986 to 1989, Joanne competed at the junior level, collecting 6 gold, 3 silver and 2 bronze medals. After retiring in 1994, she made an extraordinary return to the sport in 2009 at the age of 45, qualifying for the Pan Am/Canadian Masters Championships the following year.
Her second athletic chapter has been just as impressive. Joanne has earned multiple gold medals at the Ontario, Canadian and Pan Am Masters levels. Notable highlights include Canadian gold in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2019 and 2024, and Pan Am gold in 2013. She holds Ontario records for the 50–54 and 55–59 age categories and continues to compete at the national level.
In addition to her success on the platform, Joanne is a certified Level 4 referee and has medalled in open competitions against lifters of all ages. A pioneer, champion and role model, Joanne Moring’s dedication to her sport and community makes her a truly outstanding addition to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame.
DEREK SMITH
2025 Inductee
Athlete, Hockey
Derek Smith’s hockey journey is a testament to perseverance, leadership and a deep love for the game. Born and raised in Belleville, he hit the ice with the AAA Quinte Red Devils before suiting up for the Wellington Dukes. Over four seasons (2000–2004), Smith became a fan favourite, helping the Dukes capture the Buckland Cup in 2002–03 and leading the team as captain in his final year.
His steady presence on the blue line earned him a Division I scholarship to Lake Superior State University where he played from 2004 to 2007 and was named to the CCHA
Second All-Star Team in his senior year. Undrafted but undeterred, Smith signed as a free agent with the Ottawa Senators in 2007 and spent the next four seasons with their AHL affiliate in Binghamton. He logged 332 games, racked up 142 points—ranking 7th all-time in franchise history—and helped guide the team to a Calder Cup championship in 2011.
Smith earned his NHL debut with Ottawa before joining the Calgary Flames in 2011, where he played 94 games. He scored his first NHL goal on November 29, 2011, against future Vezina Trophy winner Pekka Rinne and was named third star of the game. His career later took him to Switzerland, the KHL, and back to the AHL before retiring in 2017 due to injury.
Returning home, he rejoined the Wellington Dukes as assistant coach, eventually taking over as head coach in 2019. In 2023, he was named head coach and GM of the Trenton Golden Hawks, continuing to shape young athletes with the same heart and determination that defined his own playing days.
The Belleville Sports Hall of Fame is proud to induct Derek Smith, hometown defenceman, NHLer, champion, and respected coach whose roots and impact run deep in the Quinte hockey community.
KEN SMITH
2025 Inductee
Builder, Basketball
It’s hard to overstate the impact Ken Smith has had on high school sport in the Bay of Quinte region. A coach, educator, mentor, and builder of community, Ken’s influence reaches far beyond the gym and continues to shape the lives of athletes and coaches today.
Ken began his athletic journey in Stirling, where he quarterbacked the 1966 Golden Hawks football team to an undefeated season and COSSA championship, alongside future Belleville Sports Hall of Fame inductees Rob Cooke and Barry Pyear. He went on to play varsity football at the University of Guelph before returning to the classroom and the court, teaching first at BCI and then at Moira Secondary School, where his name would become synonymous with basketball excellence.
Over nearly three decades at Moira, Ken coached teams to 25 Bay of Quinte and 10 COSSA basketball championships, across junior and senior, men’s and women’s divisions. His coaching went far beyond strategy and skill—he was known for his “ability to see not just the athlete, but the individual within the athlete.” Many of his students went on to compete at the postsecondary level and even more followed his example and became coaches themselves.
Ken organized coaching clinics to “interest, instruct and inspire,” served as president of the Belleville Spirits program, and in 2018, played an assistant role in guiding Nicholson Catholic College to BoQ, COSSA, and OFSAA championships. His leadership earned him the Pete Beach Award and the BQBOA Basketball Person of the Year.
When Ken Smith arrived at Moira in 1974, the school didn’t even have a gym. Upon his retirement in 2002, that gym was named the Ken Smith Gymnasium, a tribute that endures at Eastside Secondary School. With his induction, Ken now joins many of the very athletes and peers he coached, inspired and stood alongside in the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame.
Belleville McDonald’s Restaurants congratulate all of the high school athletes nominated for the prestigious Athlete of the Year awards, and take pride in having the overall winners recognized in our name.
We also would like to congratulate all of the 2025 Inductees into the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame and thank them for contributing to the history of sport in the Belleville area.
Complete list of Nominated Athletes:
Secondary School:
Ava Bates Albert College
Tony Yu Albert College
Alexandra Dewar Bayside Secondary School
Seth Griffen
Olivia McFaul
Bayside Secondary School
Centennial Secondary School
Liam Wood Centennial Secondary School
Riley Murray Eastside Secondary School
Aidan Crawford Eastside Secondary School
Locklin Stewart Eastside Secondary School
Anabella Cowling Zeljikovic Nicholson Catholic College
Lennox Stwart Nicholson Catholic College
Trevor Brooks Quinte Christian High School
Mikaylah DeWal Quinte Christian High School
Mpumelolo (April) Ilunga Sir James Whitney
Makennin Roach
Benjamin Bashall
St. Theresa Catholic Secondary School
St. Theresa Catholic Secondary School
The Belleville Sports Hall of Fame is a non-profit organization dedicated to recognizing, honouring, and preserving the record of outstanding achievements accomplished by the city’s elite athletes and builders from all eras and displaying them on a permanent basis. The Hall of Fame is housed in the Dr. R. L. Vaughan Atrium at the Quinte Sports and Wellness Center.
The Belleville Sports Hall of Fame sincerely thanks the City of Belleville for their continued support of the Hall and its operations.
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Welcome to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame
As the Member of Parliament for Hastings-Lennox and Addington it is my pleasure and privilege to welcome you to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame - 2023 Induction Ceremony.
Alexandra Dewar,
Bayside Secondary School
Belleville Sports Hall of Fame has recognized many of our elite athletes and builders for over 25 years. The time olunteer committee members put memorialize and celebrate the accomplishments of our local athletes is a challenging everyone, past and present, who to this prestigious event.
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Congratulations to all those being inducted this year. I know from experience that it takes a lot of hard work, and support from coaches and family to field. I applaud you for your years ou are a true legend, and an inspiration
Alexandra Dewar, Bayside Secondary School’s Athlete of the Year, has been an outstanding example of positive sportsmanship and leadership in multiple sports over her high school career, excelling in rugby, soccer, hockey, and swimming. With a prime focus on rugby, Alexandra plays with “heart and determination”, helping to lead her team to three consecutive OFSAA championship tournaments.
Thank you to everyone who continues to make a positive contribution to our local communities through Sport.
Outside of school, Alexandra has demonstrated her athletic prowess as a member of Belleville Bulldogs Sr. Women’s Rugby, Eastern Ontario Representative Rugby, Ontario Rugby, and Canada East U18 Rugby teams. She exemplified consistent leadership through her participation on Bayside’s Athletic Council and is also a community soccer and wrestling referee. Alexandra will be attending Queen’s University in the fall, where she will continue to pursue her passion for rugby as a Golden Gael. Congratulations to Alexandra Dewar, as the 2024-2025 McDonald’s High School Athlete of the Year!
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Welcome to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame
As the Member of Parliament for Hastings-Lennox and Addington it is my pleasure and privilege to welcome you to the Belleville Sports Hall of Fame - 2023 Induction Ceremony.
Aidan Crawford,
Eastside Secondary School
Belleville Sports Hall of Fame has recognized many of our elite athletes and builders for over 25 years. The time and effort that volunteer committee members put forward to memorialize and celebrate the accomplishments of our local athletes is a challenging everyone, past and present, who to this prestigious event.
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Lennox and Addington/ Lennox et Addington
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Thank you to everyone who continues to make a positive communities through Sport.
Aidan Crawford, Eastside Secondary School’s Athlete of the Year is an outstanding athlete, participating in football, basketball, and track and field over the course of his four years of high school. His passion is track and field, with a focus on throwing events. Aidan dominated Bay of Quinte and COSSA, where he earned a gold medal in javelin, discus, and shot put. These achievements allowed him to advance to OFSAA, where his hard work and determination helped him to win a silver in javelin and bronze in shot put.
When not participating himself, Aidan is helping to foster the next generation of athletes as a coach with Spirits Basketball house league, and a youth throw coach with the Lynx Track and Field club. Aidan was recruited by Division One Mount St. Mary’s University in Maryland and will be attending there this fall on a track and field scholarship. Congratulations to Aidan Crawford, as the 2024-2025
Lennox and Addington
McDonald’s High School Athlete of the Year!
BELLEVILLE SPORTS
HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
MULTI-SPORT
BUILDER CATEGORY (34 Inductees)
Nathaniel Allworth
“Pete” Beach
Bob Cook
Wally Dever
Dick Ellis
BASEBALL
Jack Carson
Vi Christopher
Ken Soden
BOXING
Malcom “Mal”
Trenholm
HOCKEY
James “Snipe”
Matthews
Dr. Robert L. Vaughan
WEIGHTLIFTING
Ken Carr-Braint
Bruce Faulds
Don Gavey
Greg Gavin
John Hayman
BASKETBALL
Frank Farrell
Mike Kirby
FOOTBALL
Paul Paddon
Barry Pyear
Gordon Smith
Pat Tracey
RUGBY
Rob Cooke
SOFTBALL
Cliff Belch
James Hurst
Rick Locke
Homer Townsend
Dr. Tom Woodley
BOWLING
Ivan Nelson
GOLF
Dave Mills
MEDIA
George Carver
Ken Colling
Jack Devine
Thomas “Tom” Gavey
Jack Miller
TEAM CATEGORY (7 Inductees)
HOCKEY
Belleville McFarlands – Allan Cup --1958
Belleville McFarlands – World Cup -- 1959
Belleville Bulls - 1998-99
SOFTBALL
Belleville Enright Midget Girls - 1988
BASEBALL
Belleville Nationals - 1928
Belleville Kenmors - 1962
Belleville Yardmen Benefit Fund Womens - 1973-77
ATHLETE CATEGORY (85 Inductees)
MULTI-SPORT
Howard Dell
Dick Fitzpatrick
Vernon Goyer
ARCHERY
Carol Ireland
Harold Thompson
BASKETBALL
Paula Lockyer
BOWLING
Madelaine James
FOOTBALL
Andy Rossit
Mike Schad
Gary Schreider
Jack Sisson
Terry Wellesley
Sarah Thompson
Vernon Weir
BADMINTON
Doug Grant
BILLIARDS
Bruce Christopher
CURLING
C. W. “Shorty” Jenkins
William “Bill” Riley
DARTS
Kim Whaley-Wilts
FIGURE SKATING
Peggy & Jane McCutcheon
Glen Fortin
Pete Weston
Tim Williams
BASEBALL
Walter Gerow
Fred Goyer
Stanley Hagerman
Al Kelleher
William Mills
BOAT RACING
Tom Boulter
DISTANCE RUNNING
Dennis Stark
GOLF
Gary Bowerman
Betty Ingram
Kristen MacLaren
Jon Mills
HOCKEY
Steve Bancroft
Gordie Bell
Wayne Brown
Sandford Burrows
Bill Conley
Matt Cooke
Robert Remi “Bobby”
Crawford
Floyd Crawford
Lou Crawford
JUDO
Jim Driscoll
RUGBY
Karl Svoboda
POWERLIFTING
Steve Stewart
VOLLEYBALL
Regyna Armonas
Jennifer (Mills) Herron
MOTORCYCLE RACING
George Pepper
WATER SKI KITE FLYING
Tom Bonneau
Marc Crawford
Lloyd “Red” Doran
Judi Gilbert
Gerry Goyer
Laurence “Gilly” Goyer
Albert “Toots” Holway
Bobby Hull
Dennis Hull
KARATE
Kenzo Dozono
SOFTBALL
Robert “Shud” Ethier
Ernest “Patty” Maracle
Barb Snedden-Woods
WATER SKIING
Andrew Ross
Harold Townsend
Jack Laviolette
Larry Mavety
Richard “Rick” Meagher
Terry Allan Meagher
Rob Ray
Andrew Raycroft
Greg Terriom
Chris Valentine
ROWING
Brian Price
Frank Zielski
SWIMMING
Sherry Akey-Bowler
Paula Duggan
Greg Parkhurst
WEIGHTLIFTING
Paul Barrett
Joel Carr-Braint
John Lewis
Ernie "Price" Morris
Art Walt
Gary Walt
Robert “Bob” Walt
Christine Walt
The BSHOF committee would like to give special thanks to Katrien Reed, Calligraphy and to McDougall Insurance.
On behalf of the City of Belleville’s, Community Services Department, congratulations to all 2025 Belleville Sports Hall of Fame Inductees.
Your dedication, passion, and achievements not only set an exceptional standard in your respective fields but also serve as a source of inspiration for future generations.
Thank you!
CONGRATULATIONS
to the 2025 Belleville Sports Hall of Fame Inductees from Mary Brown’s Chicken Belleville
