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Fred Blowes
London, Ontario born and raised in Stratford, Fred Blowes moved to Peterborough in 1987 to teach at Lakefield District Secondary School. His contribution to field lacrosse in Peterborough has been…
Read MoreRay Kerslake
Peterborough native, Ray Kerslake, was introduced to the sport of squash while attending university. In 1975 he joined the Peterborough Racquet Club and for over 45 years he has played…
Read MoreEd Arnold
Ed Arnold is best known as a journalist for the Peterborough Examiner. The former managing editor of the newspaper, he was instrumental in insisting on it focusing on local youth…
Read MoreMollie Cartmell
A native of Dunfermline, Scotland, Mollie arrived in Canada in 1969. She joined the teaching staff at Thomas A. Stewart S.S in 1976. As a coach her main love was…
Read MoreDonald Dunford
If there is anyone who deserves the name “Mr. Hockey” it is Don Dunford. Born in Peterborough, Don has spent his life coaching and supporting hockey in Peterborough and area.…
Read MoreAlbert White
Albert was born in Catlin, Illinois in 1904 and came to Peterborough in 1956. He was an exceptional athlete in track, football and baseball. During his university career he was…
Read MoreMarianne (Caravaggio) Watkins
From age 3, Marianne knew she loved to skate. She was enrolled in the Peterborough Figure Skating Club at age 6. After competing for over 10 years and achieving gold,…
Read MoreHeather Richardson
Raised in Norwood, Heather was an all round good high school athlete who excelled at every sport she played – volleyball, track, x-country, x-country skiing, basketball (including as a member…
Read MoreRuth & Ernie Ferguson
Ruth and Ernie Ferguson became interested in Figure Skating in the early 1940s and with help from Phyllis Denne, the daughter of former Mayor of Peterborough, they traveled on weekends…
Read MoreDonald Sherry
From the moment he arrived in Peterborough in 1959, Don Sherry immersed himself into the sporting community. Over the span of nearly fifty years Don was involved in many organizations. …
Read MoreJohn Stephenson
John Stephenson admired the graceful lightweight Indian canoes (while lugging his own heavier canoe) and made them the model for the cedar-ribbed basswood canoe he developed in Peterborough in 1859. …
Read MoreDr. Angus William McPherson
Dr. McPherson was a competitive athlete in football, hockey and lacrosse. After his playing career ended, he continued his involvement in local sports in executive capacities. Angus McPherson captained the…
Read MoreHenry (Harry) LeBrun
Local George Street clothier Harry LeBrun, was the pioneer lacrosse builder who organized and managed Peterborough field lacrosse teams for two decades from 1870s to the late 1880’s. During this…
Read MoreGeorge Walford Hatton
George W. Hatton was born in Peterborough on Aug 3, 1856. He received his primary education in the old Grammar School, the Collegiate Institute, Upper Canada College and Osgoode Hall.…
Read MoreRoland (Rollie) Maxwell Glover
From 1887 to 1906 Rollie Glover starred locally in both hockey and lacrosse. He captained the Peterborough Intermediate team that won the OHA title in 1902. Along with Ernie Wasson,…
Read MoreWilliam A. Buchanan
A Peterborough hockey player from 1890 to 1900, he served as OHA Treasurer from 1901 to 1903 and OHA Secretary from 1902 to 1903. Age was not a factor in…
Read MoreWilliam Randolph (Randy) Millage
Randy Millage turned his passion for golf into a long-term commitment to help the development of junior golf programs in the city and across Canada. In the 1980s he started…
Read MoreKaren (Walker) Kost
Growing up in Peterborough, Karen was a good all round athlete. At 14, she played in the Peterborough Women’s Basketball League and competed with the Peterborough Juniors at the 1970…
Read MoreJohn Percy R. Bond
A native of Cobourg, Percy came to the city in 1910. He was prominent in local business and sporting circles. He played defence for the local Intermediate and Senior OHA…
Read MoreFred D. (Josh) Craig
From 1906 until 1930, Fred Craig was an influential local sportswriter and editor with the Peterborough Examiner writing under the pen-name ‘FDC’. More than a reporter and scorer, he was…
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