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Celebrating 26 Years. “1994-2020” 1 U | MESSAGE ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 26 Years. “1994-2020” 1 u | MESSAGE A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT… 2020 will be a year of change and new projects for the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame! Our annual Induction Ceremony and Awards Gala is in it’s 26th year, and I offer my personal and profound thanks for your past support of our annual celebration and related community activities. This year’s OSHOF Gala will present another stellar “Class of 2020” inductee lineup including an outstanding selection of special award recipients. Whether you choose to come on board as a major partner, as a table sponsor or with the purchase of individual tickets for you and your guests, your participation provides invaluable support enabling us to showcase and appreciate our most recognized sports athletes, community leaders and volunteer citizens. Of course, you can expect to indulge in a fabulous evening of great food, drink and unforgettable entertainment and many opportunities to bid on selected treasures in the silent auction and participate in our 50-50 raffle. It’s a night of networking with your sporting heroes, business, community and philanthropic leaders, not to mention the athletes themselves. To our board of directors and volunteers who donate their time, talent and creativity, I extend my appreciation to them all! We must reply upon your generosity to sustain our celebration, education and awareness of Ontario sporting accomplishments to our citizens and communities across Ontario. Sincere thanks for your consideration to support and join us for another OSHOF Gala, celebrating the best in Ontario sport. I look forward to meeting you on this special night! Mark Gravett, President Ontario Sports Hall of Fame 2 ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 26 Years. “1994-2020” 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 media 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 ingrained 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. ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 26 Years. “1994-2020” 3 u | 2020 INDUCTEES ADAM VAN KOEVERDEN ABBY HOFFMAN Kayak Athletics DANIEL NESTOR Tennis BRAD PARK Hockey BARBARA UNDERHILL PAUL MARTINI Figure Skating BRIAN BUDD TOM WATT Soccer Hockey 4 ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 26 Years. “1994-2020” u | 2020 SPECIAL AWARD WINNER GORDON CRAIG, Broadcasting THE CANADIAN OPEN, Golf Brian Williams Media Award Sandy Hawley Community Service Award JACK DOMINICO BIANCA ANDREESCU, Tennis Baseball Syl Apps Ontario Athlete of the Year Award Bruce Prentice Legacy Award ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 26 Years. “1994-2020” 5 uu ONTARIO SPORTS | HALL OF FAME MEMBERS President Mark Gravett [email protected] Vice President Dan Giantsopoulos, LLM [email protected] Vice President Dale Neilly [email protected] u | BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kristy Balkwill Suzanne Primeau [email protected] [email protected] Peter Conacher Nick Rossi [email protected] [email protected] Jeffrey Johnstone Dimitri Sarabalos [email protected] [email protected] Scott Morrison Stephanie Vaccari [email protected] [email protected] Kamleh Nicola Kevin Yearwood [email protected] [email protected] Theodore Papadatos [email protected] 6 ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 26 Years. “1994-2020” FRIENDS OF THE HALL ONTARIO SPORTS HALL OF FAME | Celebrating 26 Years. “1994-2020” 7 u | 2020 GALA DETAILS WHEN Monday, October 19, 2020 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 26 Years. “1994-2020” 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 26 Years. “1994-2020” 9 uHarnarayan| HONOURED Singh MEMBERS ATHLETICS Frank Clair . 1998. Northern Dancer . 1998. Abby Hoffman . 2020 Tony Golab . 1997. Avelino Gomez . 1997. Dick Shatto . 1997. E .P . Taylor . 1996. AUTO RACING Lionel Conacher . 1986. Joe Krol . 1996. KAYAK Scott Goodyear . 2014. Russ Jackson . 1995. Adam Van Koeverden . 2020 BASEBALL GYMNASTICS LACROSSE Paul Beeston . 2019. Elfi Schlegel . 2018. Jack Bionda . 2018. Tom Henke . 2018. Bob Allan . 2017. John Hiller . 2017. Tony Fernandez . 2016. GOLF Roberto Alomar . 2015. Gary Cowan . 2003. MEDIA George Bell . 2013. Ada Mackenzie . 2003. Jim Hunt . 2004. Pat Gillick . 2013. Moe Norman . 1999. Trent Frayne . 2002. Cito Gaston . 2011. Sandra Post . 1999. Brian McFarlane . 1999. Ron Taylor . 2010. Alex Balding . 1997. Foster Hewitt . 1995. George Selkirk . 2005. George Knudson . .1996 Milt Dunnel . .1995 Joe Carter . 2004. Marlene Streit . 1995. James “Tip” O’Neill . 1997. Ernie Whitt . 1997. HOCKEY ROWING Philip Marchildon . 1996. Brad Park . 2020 Marnie McBean . 2017. Ferguson Jenkins . 1995. Tom Watt . 2020 Silken Laumann . 2004. Dave Stieb . 1995. Angela James . 2019. Ned Hanlan . 2002. Denis Potvin . 2019. BASKETBALL Joe Primeau . 2019. RUGBY Jack Donahue . 2019. Scott Stevens . 2018. Leo Rautins . 2016. Brian Kilrea . 2018. Al Charron . 2018. James Naismith . 1996. Father David Bauer . 2018. Paul Coffey . 2017. SAILING BOXING Bob Gainey . 2017. Ron Ellis . 2016. Paul Henderson . 2019. Shawn O’Sullivan . 2015. Eric Lindros . 2016. Tommy Burns . 2012. Herb Carnegie . 2014. SHOW JUMPING Lennox Lewis . 2012. Joe Nieuwendyk . 2014. Sammy Luftspring . 1996. Ian Millar . 2013. Larry Robinson . 2014. Big Ben . 1995. George Chuvalo . 1995. Dick Duff . 2014. Charlie Conacher . 2013. CURLING Andy Bathgate . 2012. SKIING Russ Howard . .2011 Cassie Campbell . 2012. Wendel Clark . 2011. Sarah Burke . 2016. Al Hackner . 2004. Laurie Graham . 2015. Ken Dryden . 2011. Doug Gilmour . 2011. Kathy Kreiner . 2002. DIVING George Armstrong . 2010. Steve Podborski . 2002. Beverly Boys . 2005. Bobby Baun . 2010. Anne Heggtveit . 1995. Dave Keon . 2010. Halvor Heggtveit . 1995. FIGURE SKATING Howie Meeker . 2010. Barbara Underhill . 2020 Ted Lindsay . 2009. SOCCER Paul Martini . 2020 Phil Esposito . 2004. Brian Budd . 2020 Brian Orser . 2012. Wayne Gretzky . 2004. Dwayne De Rosario . 2019. Elvis Stojko . 2009. George Hainsworth . 2004. Sir Stanley Matthews . 1995. Don Jackson . 2001. George Punch Imlach . 2004. Barbara Ann Scott . 1997. Harvey Pulford . 2003. Toller Cranston . 1996. Darryl Sittler . 2003. SQUASH Petra Burka . 1995. Red Kelly . 2001. Sharif Khan . 2015. Red Storey . 2001. Johnny Bower . 1999. SWIMMING FOOTBALL Teeder Kennedy . 1999. Chris Schultz . 2016. Frank Mahovlich . 1999. Cliff Lumsdon . 2009. Garney Henley . 2015. King Clancy . 1998. Vicki Keith . 2005. Bill Symons . 2015. Conn Smythe . 1998. Cindy Nicholas . 2003. Tony Gabriel . 2014. Syl Apps . 1997. Victor Davis . 2002. Leo Cahill . 2013. Paul Henderson . 1997. Alex Baumann . 1999. Angelo Mosca . 2013. Bobby Hull . 1997. Marilyn Bell . 1997. Michael “Pinball” Clemons . 2009. Lionel Conacher . 1996. Doug Flutie . 2009. Bobby Orr . 1995. Bernie Faloney . 2005. TEAMS Lew Hayman . 2004. HORSE
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