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ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” 1 u | MESSAGE A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT… 2019 is another special year for the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame. It’s our 25th Anniversary and I offer my personal and profound thanks to all of you for your past and current support of our annual celebration and related community President activities. Mark Gravett We have come a long way in recent years for our annual induction celebration and engagement with community. Vice Presidents Dan Giantsopoulos, LLM We are excited to celebrate a stellar “Class of 2019” inductee lineup including an outstanding selection of special award recipients. Dale Neilly Whether you chose to come on board as a major partner, as a table sponsor or Board of Directors with the purchase of individual tickets for you and your guests, your participation provides invaluable support enabling us to showcase and appreciate our most Peter Conacher recognized athletes, builders, media, community leadership and volunteer Jeffrey Johnstone citizens. Steve Ludzik You will experience their stories of life lessons, community support, unwavering Scott Morrison commitment and accomplishments that will certainly inspire all of us, our future Kamleh Nicola athletes and all sports fans alike. Theodore Papadatos And sincere appreciation to our major sponsors for their generous support, Suzanne Primeau as without them we wouldn’t be able to stage and celebrate Ontario’s finest Nick Rossi athletes. Dimitri Sarabalos To the Board of directors, past directors, volunteers, designers, décor creators, Vitalii Starov videographers, entertainers, audio visual and catering teams, many who Stephanie Vaccari donate their time, talent and creativity, I extend my appreciation to them all! Kevin Yearwood On behalf of the board of directors, I extend our gratitude to our past Chairman and founder, Bruce Prentice for his unwavering efforts and accomplishments over the many years. www.oshof.ca I look forward to hosting all guests on this special anniversary night! Mark Gravett, President Ontario Sports Hall of Fame 2 ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” u | ABOUT THE HALL ABOUT THE ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME The Ontario Sports Hall of Fame (OSHOF) is a volunteer, not-for-profit organization devoted to honouring Ontario’s greatest athletes, builders, personalities and writers for their lifelong contributions to the Ontario sports scene. It is the role of the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame to ensure that these memories remain firmly engrained in our hearts and minds and that time will not diminish the nature of our legends’ deeds for generations to come. The Hall of Fame was established in 1994 by Bruce Prentice, following a 15-year tenure as founder and president of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. The inaugural class of honoured members was inducted in 1994. Each year, the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame honours recipients of the Brian Williams Media Award, the Sandy Hawley Community Service Award, the Bruce Prentice Legacy Award and the Syl Apps, Ontario Athlete of the Year Award. For the past five years, the Syl Apps, Ontario Athlete of the Year Award has been selected by the people of Ontario in a public online vote. ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” 3 u | 2019 INDUCTEE ANGELA JAMES PAUL BEESTON Hockey Baseball JACK DONOHUE Basketball JOE PRIMEAU Hockey DENIS POTVIN Hockey PAUL HENDERSON DWAYNE DEROSARIO Sailing Soccer 4 ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” u | 2019 SPECIAL AWARD WINNER JERRY HOWARTH, Baseball Broadcasting WESTERN ONTARIO ATHLETIC ASSOC. Brian Williams Media Award Sandy Hawley Community Service Award DR. FRANK HAYDEN TESSA VIRTUE and SCOTT MOIR, Figure Skating Special Olympics Syl Apps Ontario Athlete of the Year Award Bruce Prentice Legacy Award ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” 5 u | 2018 GALA MOMENTS 6 ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” FRIENDS OF THE HALL ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” 7 u | 2019 GALA DETAILS WHEN Monday, October 21, 2019 5:30pm - 10:00pm WHERE The Sheraton Centre Hotel 123 Queen Street West Toronto, ON M5H 2M9 ATTIRE Black Tie / Business Formal / Festive Dress PARKING Choice of Hotel Valet or Across Queen Street under Toronto City Hall ( connected by underground walkway into Sheraton Centre Hotel) TICKETS Tickets may be purchased online at www.oshof.ca using Pay Pal or credit card. Alternatively, payment via cheque can be made out to: “Ontario Sports Hall of Fame” and mailed to PO Box 15053, 1507 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON M4T 1Z0 HST is included for all pricing. Payments must be received prior to gala. 8 ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” u | SPONSORSHIP AND PRICING CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP Presenting Gala Dinner Hall of Standard LEVELS & BENEFITS Sponsor Sponsors Fame Table $ 20,000 $ 12,000 $ 6,000 $ 3,500 20 Tickets 12 Tickets 1 Table 1 Table Gala Tickets & Valet Parking & 10 Valet & Alumni & 6 Valet & Alumni (10 Tickets) (10 Tickets) Seat * Seat* Recognition as an OSHOF Presenting Partner for One Year Gala Naming Options Available at no charge Verbal Recognition by the MC at the Gala Celebration Sponsorship Recognition as a Supporting Partner for One Year Corporate Logo Recognition on Red Carpet Step & Repeat Corporate Logo Recognition in Commemorative Magazine Recognition on Website & Social Media Full Page Full Page Half Page Gala Commemorative Program Ad Space ( value $1000) ( value $1000) (value $650) * Based upon Alumni * Based upon Alumni availability availability FOR SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AND TABLE SALES PLEASE ACCESS OUR WEBSITE OR CALL www.oshof.ca / 647.204.9020 Gala Commemorative Gala Naming Options (No Tickets) Individual Magazine Advertising Ticket Gala Cocktail Party $ 5,000 Client provided ad: full colour, . $ 350 300 dpi preferred cymk VIP & Alumni Cocktail Party $ 3,500 1 Ticket Full Page ( 8.5" x 11" ) $ 1,000 Print and Advertising $ 2,500 Half Page ( 8.5" x 5.5" $ 650 Silent Auction $ 1,500 Horizontal ) Photography $ 1,000 “HST INCLUDED IN ALL PRICING” ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 25 Years. “1994-2019” 9 uHarnarayan| HONOURED Singh MEMBERS AUTO RACING Scott Goodyear . 2014. GYMNASTICS ROWING Elfi Schlegel . 2018. BASEBALL Marnie McBean . 2017. Silken Laumann . 2004. Paul Beeston . 2019 GOLF Ned Hanlan . 2002. Tom Henke . 2018. Gary Cowan . 2003. John Hiller . 2017. Ada Mackenzie . 2003. RUGBY Tony Fernandez . 2016. Moe Norman . 1999. Roberto Alomar . 2015. Sandra Post . 1999. Al Charron . 2018. George Bell . 2013. Alex Balding . 1997. Pat Gillick . 2013. George Knudson . .1996 SAILING Cito Gaston . 2011. Marlene Streit . 1995. Ron Taylor . 2010. Paul Henderson . 2019 George Selkirk . 2005. HOCKEY Joe Carter . 2004. Angela James . 2019 SKIING James “Tip” O’Neill . 1997. Denis Potvin . 2019 Ernie Whitt . 1997. Joe Primeau . 2019 Sarah Burke . 2016. Philip Marchildon . 1996. Scott Stevens . 2018. Laurie Graham . 2015. Ferguson Jenkins . 1995. Brian Kilrea . 2018. Kathy Kreiner . 2002. Dave Stieb . 1995. Father David Bauer . 2018. Steve Podborski . 2002. Paul Coffey . 2017. Anne Heggtveit . 1995. Bob Gainey . 2017. Halvor Heggtveit . 1995. BASKETBALL Jack Donahue . 2019 Ron Ellis . 2016. Leo Rautins . 2016. Eric Lindros . 2016. SOCCER James Naismith . 1996. Herb Carnegie . 2014. Dwayne De Rosario . 2019 Joe Nieuwendyk . 2014. Sir Stanley Matthews . 1995. BOXING Larry Robinson . 2014. Dick Duff . 2014. SQUASH Shawn O’Sullivan . 2015. Charlie Conacher . 2013. Tommy Burns . 2012. Andy Bathgate . 2012. Sharif Khan . 2015. Lennox Lewis . 2012. Cassie Campbell . 2012. Sammy Luftspring . 1996. Wendel Clark . 2011. SWIMMING George Chuvalo . 1995. Ken Dryden . 2011. Doug Gilmour . 2011. Cliff Lumsdon . 2009. CURLING George Armstrong . 2010. Vicki Keith . 2005. Bobby Baun . 2010. Cindy Nicholas . 2003. Russ Howard . .2011 Dave Keon . 2010. Victor Davis . 2002. Al Hackner . 2004. Howie Meeker . 2010. Alex Baumann . 1999. Ted Lindsay . 2009. Marilyn Bell . 1997. DIVING Phil Esposito . 2004. Beverly Boys . 2005. Wayne Gretzky . 2004. TEAMS George Hainsworth . 2004. BASEBALL FIGURE SKATING George Punch Imlach . 2004. 1993 Toronto Blue Jays . 2002. Brian Orser . 2012. Harvey Pulford . 2003. 1993 Toronto Blue Jays . 2001. Elvis Stojko . 2009. Darryl Sittler . 2003. CURLING Red Kelly . 2001. Ed Werenich, Paul Savage, Don Jackson . 2001. Red Storey . 2001. Barbara Ann Scott . 1997. John Kawaja, Neil Harrison . 2009. Johnny Bower . 1999. HOCKEY Toller Cranston . 1996. Teeder Kennedy . 1999. Petra Burka . 1995. 1941-42 Toronto Maple Leafs . 2003. Frank Mahovlich . 1999. 1963-64 Toronto Marlboros . 2003. King Clancy . 1998. FOOTBALL 1958 Whitby Dunlops . 1997. Conn Smythe . 1998. 1967 Toronto Maple Leafs . 1997. Chris Schultz . 2016. Syl Apps . 1997. Garney Henley . 2015. Paul Henderson . 1997. Bill Symons . 2015. Bobby Hull . 1997. TENNIS Tony Gabriel . 2014. Lionel Conacher . 1996. Carling Bassett-Seguso . 2003. Leo Cahill . 2013. Bobby Orr . 1995. Angelo Mosca . 2013. TRACK and FIELD Michael “Pinball” Clemons . 2009. LACROSSE Donovan Bailey . 2005. Doug Flutie . 2009. Jack Bionda . 2018. Bill Crothers . 1997. Bernie Faloney . 2005. Bob Allan . 2017. Tom Longboat . .1996 Lew Hayman . 2004. Bobbie Rosenfeld . 1996. Red Storey . 2001. MEDIA Frank Clair . 1998. Tony Golab . 1997. Jim Hunt . 2004. WRESTLING Dick Shatto . 1997. Trent Frayne . 2002. “Whipper” Billy Watson . 1995. Lionel Conacher . 1886. Brian McFarlane . 1999.
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