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Major League Baseball Players from Sask. Titles in the Commercial Men’S Division, Then Added a Senior a Title Andrew Albers May 2018 SASKATOON to July 2018 Newsletter 2020SPORTS College Drive Saskatoon, Sask. HALL S7N 2W4 (306) 664-6744 OF Saskatoonsportshalloffame.com FAME Photos of all inductees on touch screen at Field House Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame on Facebook elcome to the summer edition of the Saskatoon regional, national and international levels, making us all WSports Hall of Fame newsletter. On June 20 at proud and reaffirming Saskatoon’s place in the world of the media conference we announced the inductees into sport. the Hall for 2018. Our banquet and induction ceremony will be held Sat- Dana Kidd On behalf of our board I extend our congratulations urday, Nov. 3 at TCU Place. The Saskatoon Sports Hall to those individuals selected for induction as athletes, of Fame extends an invitation to all past inductees, past Hall of Fame president builders and team members. This year we are inducting board members and sports fans to attend the induc- four athletes, five builders and two teams. The Saska- tion ceremony to honour the 2018 inductees and to Athlete inductee, golf, 2014 toon sporting community has thrived because of the celebrate the 33rd anniversary of our Hall of Fame. Your involvement of each of these very deserving individuals support is appreciated and helpful in keeping our Hall and teams. They have represented our city at provincial, going. Hope to see you there. Nomination form: Click here www.saskatoonsportshalloffame.com As good as it gets 2018 inductees into the Saskatoon Sports Hall. Induction banquet Saturday, Nov. 3, TCU Place Athlete Builder Team University of Saskatchewan Huskies women’s track & field 2002-03, 2003-04 Canadian university champions MIKE ANDERSON DAN ASHAM Offensive lineman Coach and organizer won Grey Cup in Saskatoon baseball with Roughriders since 1979 Athlete Builder ADRIANNE VANGOOL, KELSIE HENDRY, KARLYN (SERBY) WELLS Coach Student-athlete Lyle Sanderson ................ 2002-04 Head coach Caitlin Basnett .................. 2002-04 60m, 60m hurdles Dan Andrews.................... 2002-03 Assistant coach Jennifer Brown ................. 2003-04 Weight throw Dean Bertoia .................... 2002-04 Assistant coach Nichole Buchholz ............. 2002-04 60m, 4x200m Larienne Blackburn .......... 2002-04 Assistant coach Angela Collinge ................ 2002-04 High jump, long jump TREVOR ETHIER Kevin Cumming ............... 2002-04 Assistant coach Heidi Epp .......................... 2002-03 Shot put, weight throw KEITH COTE National champion in softball, Dave Harder ..................... 2002-03 Assistant coach Jamie Fast........................ 2002-03 High jump Organized MustangVolley, national finalist Jim Holmstrom ................. 2002-04 Assistant coach, 2002-03 Manager Jamie Golding .................. 2003-04 4x800m one of the top tournaments Todd Johnston.................. 2002-04 Assistant coach Kelsie Hendry ................... 2002-04 Pole vault in university hockey Randi-Lee Loshack .......... 2002-04 Assistant coach Marie Hildebrand ............. 2002-03 600m, 4x400m in Western Canada Doug Medernach ............. 2002-04 Assistant coach Robyn Howey .................. 2002-03 300m Joe Morrisey .................... 2002-03 Assistant coach Sarah Junkin .................... 2002-04 60m hurdles, 4x200m, Athlete John Neufeld .................... 2002-04 Assistant coach long jump, pentathlon Builder Rick Petrucha ................... 2002-04 Assistant coach Shannon Leydon .............. 2002-04 300m, 4x200m Susanne Petrucha ........... 2002-04 Assistant coach Erin Martin ........................ 2002-03 600m, 4x400m Caren Reindl .................... 2003-04 Assistant coach Meghan McKillop ............. 2002-03 300m, 600m, 4x400m Ivan Tam ........................... 2002-04 Assistant coach Deanne Mengel ............... 2002-03 60m, 4x200m Amber Mosewich ............. 2003-04 300m, 4x200m, 4x400m Karolina Nieznalska ......... 2003-04 Pole vault Erica Poole ....................... 2002-04 600m, 4x400m, 4x800m Support staff Megan Reid ...................... 2002-04 Shot put, weight throw Al Bodnarchuk.................. 2002-04 Massage therapist Amber Rollack .................. 2002-03 1,000m, 4x800m Andrea Ecclestone ........... 2003-04 Manager Katie Rooks ...................... 2003-04 300m, 600m, 4x800m Shartel Germann ............. 2003-04 Trainer Letty Russell..................... 2003-04 1,500m, 4x800m Amanda Lloyd .................. 2003-04 Trainer Heather Schidlowsky ....... 2002-04 Shot put, weight throw, pole vault Wendy Ng ........................ 2002-03 Trainer Karlyn Serby .................... 2002-04 60m, 300m, 4x200m, 4x400m Judy Peddle ..................... 2002-04 Administrator Edyta Sieminska .............. 2002-04 1,000m, 1,500m, 4x800m Leanne Scissons ............. 2002-03 Trainer Lindsay Tasche ................ 2002-04 Long jump, triple jump, pentathlon Rhonda Shishkin .............. 2002-04 Physio and athletic therapist Mandi Tasche ................... 2002-04 60m hurdles, long jump, KRIS ODEGARD Adrienne Stinson ............. 2003-04 Trainer triple jump, pentathlon IRENE WALLACE Shannon Storey ............... 2002-04 Trainer Adrianne Vangool ............ 2003-04 Pole vault Canadian champion, Scott St. Pierre ................. 2002-04 Assistant coach, statistician Andrea Vinet .................... 2003-04 60m, 60m hurdles Started annual world medallist Nancy Thompson ............. 2002-04 Trainer Nadine Walker ................. 2002-04 High jump, shot put spring basketball league in racquetball for females Athlete Builder Builder Sports organization of the year BOB KINZEL Co-founder of rec league that started in 1989 for players age 50 and older VIOLA YANIK DAVE ELDER KERRY TARASOFF Third in world championships, High school coach Developer, owner fifth in Olympics in wrestling football, wrestling, track and field operator Saskcurl.com website Irene Headin Muriel Coben This is the 75th anniversary of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, which started in 1943 in the Midwestern United States and ran through 1954. All-American Saskatchewan’s All-Americans Flora Velma Abbott ................................. Regina............................Second base, third base Girls Professional Doreen (Petryna) Allen ......................... Regina............................Third base Baseball League #Mary (George) Baker ........................ Regina............................Catcher, infielder, manager Christine (Jewitt) Beckett ..................... Regina............................Outfield packed the parks Catherine Bennett ................................. Regina............................Pitcher *Muriel Coben ......................................... Tessier, Saskatoon .....Pitcher Marguerite (Jones) Davis ...................... Regina............................Pitcher Lee (Surkowski) Delmonico ............... Moose Jaw ...................Outfield Anne (Surkowski) Deyotte .................. Moose Jaw ...................Outfield Terry Donahue ........................................ Melaval ..........................Catcher, infield, outfield The air Julianna (Sabo) Dusanko ....................... Regina............................Third base, outfield Elsie (Wingrove) Earl ............................. Zelma, Saskatoon ......Outfield June Emerson ........................................... Moose Jaw ...................Right field, first base Johnny Gottseling .................................... Regina............................Manager was such Irene Headin ............................................. Saskatoon ....................Pitcher Agnes (Zurowski) Holmes .................. Regina............................Pitcher *Thelma (Grambo) Hundeby ............. Domremy ....................Catcher Daisy (Knezovich) Junor ...................... Regina............................Outfield a iamondwonder Girls is a one-act, one-woman play which has Ruby (Knezovich) Martz ..................... Regina............................Catcher D been performed in four provinces. In March, the play Ruth Mason ............................................... Moose Jaw ...................Outfield travelled Down Under to the Adelaide Fringe Festival. Mildred (Warwick) McAuley .............. Regina ..........................Third base Author/producer Maureen Ulrich, performer Amanda Trapp Ethel McCreary ....................................... Regina............................Outfield, third base and director/stage manager Kenn McLeod would never have Lex McCutchan ....................................... Regina............................Chaperone predicted that their show about the Saskatchewan women Genevieve (George) McFaul ............... Regina............................Catcher who played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball Arleene (Johnson) Noga ....................... Omega ..........................Third base, shortstop League would strike a chord with Australian audiences. Janet (Anderson) Perkin ....................... Bethune ........................Pitcher, outfield Said patron Ellen Sizer: “We enjoyed the show and were Virginia (Carrigy) Piersol ...................... Regina............................Chaperone amazed at Amanda’s ability to switch between the charac- Elizabeth (Berthiaume) Wicken .......... Regina............................Outfielder ters, talk for that length of time and remember all those lines. Hazel (Measner) Wildfong ................... Holdfast ........................Pitcher Obviously the highlight for us was when Amanda chose
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