Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame

Coordinates: 43°46′23″N 79°36′29″W / 43.773°N 79.608°W / 43.773; -79.608

**The Football Hall of Fame**
Established	1997
Location	Vaughan, Ontario, Canada
Type	Sport museum
Website	TheSoccerHallofFame.ca

The Soccer Hall of Fame in Vaughan, Ontario, was founded in 1997. It was incorporated by the Ontario Soccer Association. The Hall aims to celebrate and highlight the achievements of top Canadian association footballers as well as 'builders' of the sport of association football in Canada. New members are added each year, seven male players, one female player, three builders. An additional builder is awarded a 'Pioneer Award'. Teams and organizations are also inducted each year.

Inductees 2000–2015

Builders and players

James Adam – builder, 2008
George Anderson – builder, 2000
Dick Arends – player, 2000
Gordon Arrowsmith – builder, 2012
Brian Avey – builder, 2010
Garry Ayre – player, 2005
Angus Barrett – builder, 2012
Bob Bearpark – builder, 2006
Sylvie Beliveau – builder, 2006
Chris Bennett – builder, 2014^[1]
Bob Bolitho – player, 2004
Walter Bowman – player, 2008
Jack Brand – player, 2008
Jim Brennan– player, 2015^[2]
Ian Bridge – player, 2003
Stuart Brown – builder, 2010
John Buchanan – builder, 2006
Alex Bunbury – player, 2006
Silvana Burtini – player, 2010
Buster Cairns – player, 2001
Geordie Campbell – player, 2000
Connie Cant – player, 2007
Herb Capozzi – builder, 2007
John Catliff – player, 2004
Sam Chedgzoy – player, 2005
Tony Chursky – player, 2004
Carlo Corazzin – player, 2012
Jack Cowan – player, 2000
Jeff Cross – builder, 2004
Errol Crossan – player, 2000
Nick Dasovic – player, 2011
Sam Davidson – builder, 2000
Tracy David – player, 2003
Sonia Denoncourt – builder, 2005
Jason deVos – player, 2013
Paul Dolan – player, 2004
Geri Donnelly – player, 2014
Jimmy Douglas – player, 2001
Neil Ellett – player, 2009
Gus Etchegarry – builder, 2007
Tony Evangelista – builder, 2003
William Fenton – builder, 2008
Bill Findler – player, 2007
Jim Fleming – builder, 2007
Craig Forrest – player, 2007
David Forsyth – builder, 2000
Tomas Fried – builder, 2000
Dave Fryatt – builder, 2000
Bill Gilhespy – builder, 2013

Rudy Gittens – builder, 2007
Rupert Goldberger – builder, 2011
Gerry Gray – player, 2001
Doug Greig – player, 2002
George Gross – builder, 2006
Jim Haggarty-Spencer – player, 2003
Art Halliwell – player, 2001
Bob Harley – player, 2003
Trevor Harvey – player, 2004
Janine Helland – player, 2013
Charmaine Hooper – player, 2012
Lyndon Hooper – player, 2011
Dick Howard – builder, 2002
William Hoyle – builder, 2011
Jim Hubay – builder, 2015
Art Hughes – player, 2001
Alex Hylan – builder, 2013
Robert Iarusci – player, 2000
Gordie Ion – player, 2010
Paul James – player, 2003
Glen Johnson – player, 2007
Colin Jose – builder, 2009
Angela Kelly – player, 2004
Joe Kennaway – player, 2000
John Kerr, Sr. – builder, 2015
Eric King – builder, 2002
Victor Kodelja – player, 2011
Dan Kulai – builder, 2004
Kara Lang – player, 2015
Graham Leggat – builder, 2001
Bob Lenarduzzi – player, 2001
Sam Lenarduzzi – player, 2000
Tino Lettieri – player, 2001
John Limniatis – player, 2009
Horace Lyons – builder, 2000
Carmine Marcantonio – player, 2014
Robert McDonald – player, 2000
Joan McEachern – player, 2009
John McGrane – player, 2008
Norman McLeod – player, 2005
Wes McLeod – player, 2005
Doug McMahon – player, 2002
John McMahon – builder, 2001
Colin Miller – player, 2005
Dale Mitchell – player, 2002
Domenic Mobilio – player, 2007
Terry Moore – player, 2005
Ray Morgan – builder, 2002

Isabelle Morneau – player, 2014
Luigi Moro – builder, 2000
Kevin Muldoon – builder, 2013
Andrea Neil – player, 2012
Jimmy Nicholl – player, 2011
Pat Onstad – player, 2015
Buzz Parsons – player, 2003
Ken Pears – player, 2000
Paul Peschisolido – player, 2013
Don Petrie – builder, 2000
Brian Philley – player, 2003
Pat Philley – player, 2004
Pat Quinn – builder, 2004
Randy Ragan – player, 2002
Michelle Ring-Passant – player, 2005
Brian Robinson – player, 2006
Randy Samuel – player, 2006
Aubrey Sanford – builder, 2003
Bob Sawtell – builder, 2009
Georges Schwartz – builder, 2005
Branko Segota – player, 2002
Carrie Serwetnyk – player, 2001
William Simpson – builder, 2000
Constantinos Soupliotis – builder, 2008
Alan Southard – builder, 2003
Frederick Stambrook – builder, 2006
Mike Stojanovic – player, 2009
Steve Stavro – builder, 2005
Gogie Stewart – player, 2004
William Stirling – builder, 2000
Dickie Stobbart – player, 2002
David Stothard – player, 2006
Helen Stoumbos – player, 2008
Mike Sweeney – player, 2002
Bill Thomson – builder, 2007
Walter Thomson – player, 2010
David Turner – player, 2000
Bruce Twamley – builder, 2008
Carl Valentine – player, 2003
Héctor Vergara – builder, 2014
Tony Waiters – builder, 2001
Mark Watson – player, 2012
Fred Whittaker – player, 2002
Bruce Wilson – player, 2000
Les Wilson – builder, 2008
Werner Winsemann – builder, 2000
Derek Wisdom – builder, 2009
Frank Yallop – player, 2005

Pioneer Award recipients

George Anderson: 2015
Arthur Arnold – 2008
Roland, Paul Emile and Marcel Castonguay: 2013
Harry Manson: 2014
Len Peto: 2011
John Richardson: 2012
Tom Robertson: 2007
John Russell: 2010
Ted Slade: 2009

Brian Budd Award recipients

Established to recognize those who have excelled both in soccer and in another endeavours but who might not otherwise qualify for induction. The candidate must exemplify good character, show outstanding dedication, achievements and leadership in developing soccer in Canada and provide inspiration to past, present and future generations.^[3]

Gerry Dobson: 2013
Marc Rizzardo: 2014^[4]
Carl Shearer: 2012
Peter Sloly: 2011
Peter Zezel: 2010

Teams of Distinction

1888 Canadian men's team: 2003
1904 Galt Football Club: 2004
1907 Calgary Caledonians: 2007
1924 Canadian men's team: 2008
1928 Westminster Royals: 2005
1933 Toronto Scottish – 2006
1976 Toronto Metros-Croatia: 2010
1979 Vancouver Whitecaps: 2011
1984 Canadian Olympic men's team: 2013
1986 Canadian FIFA World Cup men's team: 2009
1989 Canadian Francophone Games men's team: 2012
1998 Canadian CONCACAF Champion women's team: 2015
2000 Canadian Gold Cup Champion men's team: 2014

Organizations of Distinction

Edmonton Angels: 2014
Montreal Carsteel: 2015
Robbie International Youth Tournament: 2014
Toronto Ulster United: 2011
Vancouver Columbus F.C.: 2013
Vancouver Firefighters: 2010
Victoria West: 2012

Affiliations

The Museum is affiliated with: CMA, CHIN, and Virtual Museum of Canada.

References

External links

Soccer in Canada

Overview	Canadian Soccer Association League system Hall of Fame Clubs Champions Venues Women's soccer in Canada Coaches Leagues

Men's national teams	Senior U-23 (Olympic) U-20 U-17 Beach soccer

Men's leagues	Major League Soccer North American Soccer League United Soccer League League1 Ontario Première Ligue de soccer du Québec Premier Development League Pacific Coast Soccer League Canadian Soccer League (Non-FIFA)

Men's university soccer	CIS Men's Soccer Championship Canadian Interuniversity Sport men's soccer Atlantic University Sport Quebec Student Sport Federation Ontario University Athletics Canada West Universities Athletic Association

Men's college soccer	CCAA Championship Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association Quebec Student Sport Federation Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference British Columbia Colleges Athletic Association

Women's national teams	Senior U-20 U-17

Women's leagues	National Women's Soccer League Women's Premier Soccer League League1 Ontario

Women's university soccer	CIS Women's Soccer Championship

Cup competitions	Canadian Championship The Challenge Trophy Jubilee Trophy

Other competitions	Canadian Premier League (proposed) Soccer at the Canada Games Croatian-North American Soccer Tournament

Defunct competitions	Canadian National Soccer League Canadian Soccer League (1987–92) Open Canada Cup Victoria Challenge Cup

Vaughan

Municipality	Vaughan Concord Kleinburg Maple Thornhill Woodbridge Regional Municipality of York

Culture and services	Notable people Vaughan Public Libraries Binder Twine Festival Boyd Conservation Area Canada's Wonderland Kortright Centre for Conservation Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital McMichael Canadian Art Collection Reptilia Malls: The Promenade Shopping Centre Vaughan Mills

Education	Public: Emily Carr Secondary School Holy Cross Catholic Academy Maple High School St. Elizabeth Catholic High School St. Jean de Brebeuf Catholic High School Tommy Douglas Secondary School Vaughan Secondary School Westmount Collegiate Institute Woodbridge College Private: RCC Institute of Technology Toronto District Christian High School

Government	Vaughan City Council Mayors Municipal elections (2006, 2010) Electoral districts: Thornhill (federal, provincial) Vaughan (federal, provincial) Defunct: Vaughan—King—Aurora York North

Transportation	Overview Barrie line (Maple GO Station, Rutherford GO Station) York Region Transit (previously Vaughan Transit; Promenade Terminal, Vaughan Mills Terminal, Wonderland Terminal) Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (TTC) Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Pioneer Village Terminal Maple Airport

Sport	Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame Toronto Nationals (1970–80) Vaughan Flames Vaughan Vipers York Region Shooters

Town People

Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame

Based in Vaughan, Ontario

Members

Builders (57)

Adam
G. Anderson (1890)
Arrowsmith
Avey
Barrett
Bearpark
Beliveau
Bennett
Brown
Buchanan
Capozzi
Cross
Davidson
Denoncourt
Etchegarry
Evangelista
Fenton
Fleming
Forsyth
Fried
Fryatt
Gilhespy
Gittens
Goldberger
Gross
Leggat
Howard
Hoyle
Hubay
Hylan
Jose
Kerr
King
Kulai
Lyons
J. McMahon
Morgan
Moro
Muldoon
Petrie
Quinn
Sanford
Satwell
Schwartz
Simpson
Soupliotis
Southard
Stambrook
Stavro
Stirling
Wi. Thomson
Twamley
Vergara
Waiters
L. Wilson
Winsemann
Wisdom

Organizations of Distinction (7)

Edmonton Angels
Montreal Carsteel
Robbie International Youth Tournament
Toronto Ulster United
Vancouver Columbus
Vancouver Firefighters
Victoria West

Pioneers (8)

G. Anderson (1901)
Arnold
Peto
Richardson
Robertson
Russell
Slade
The Castonguay Brothers

Players (88)

Goalkeepers	Arends Brand Chursky Dolan Forrest Halliwell Kennaway Lettieri Onstad Pears

Defenders	Ayre Brennan Bridge Cairns Campbell Cowan David de Vos Ellett Harley Helland Iarusci R. Lenarduzzi S. Lenarduzzi McGrane Miller Moore Morneau Nicholl Samuel Stothard Watson B. Wilson Yallop

Midfielders	Bolitho Cant Crossan Dasovic Donnelly Douglas Gray Harvey Hooper Ion James Kelly Limniatis Marcantonio McDonald McEachern N. McLeod Neil Parsons P. Philley Ragan Robinson Stoumbos Sweeney

Forwards	Bowman Bunbury Burtini Catliff Chedgzoy Corazzin Findler Greig Haggarty-Spencer Hooper Hughes Johnson Kodelja Lang W. McLeod D. McMahon Mitchell Mobilio Peschisolido B. Philley Ring-Passant Serwetnyk Šegota Stewart Stobbart Stojanović Wa. Thomson Turner Valentine Whittaker

Teams of Distinction (13)

1888 Canada men 1904 Galt 1907 Calgary Callies 1924 Canada men 1928 Westminster Royals 1933 Toronto Scottish 1976 Toronto Metros-Croatia 1979 Vancouver Whitecaps 1984 Canada Olympic men 1986 Canada World Cup men 1989 Canada Francophone Games men 1998 Canada CONCACAF Gold Cup women 2000 Canada CONCACAF Gold Cup men

Awards

Brian Budd Award

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