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Members by Category: Athletes

These athletes have demonstrated exceptional accomplishments throughout their career. We salute them here and welcome them into the Burnaby Sports Hall Of Fame.

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Harold Snepsts

Forty years ago, a love affair between Vancouver Canucks fans and Harold Snepsts began to blossom that resulted in the fan favourite being inducted into the NHL club’s Ring of
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Barry Seebaran

At the tender age of 16, Seebaran became the youngest player to play for Canada’s senior cricket team in 1988. During a series of trials matches in Toronto to pick
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Dave Evans

The Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame member grew up in Burnaby and was a goaltending star for the Burnaby Cablevision Junior A team for three seasons. He was a first-team
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Jim Nelford

The graduate of Burnaby South Secondary, Jim Nelford distinguished himself in one of sport’s most intense cauldrons, golf’s PGA Tour where he played from 1978 to 1988.
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Anna Schnell

Anna Schnell Schnell was an elite player on an elite Burnaby Lake Rugby Club squad. In her six seasons (2004-2010), Schnell was a dominating force as Burnaby Lake won three
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Russ Heard

Burnaby lacrosse icon Russ Heard will be inducted into the Burnaby Sports Hall of Fame in February. The lanky Heard was a scoring machine for the Burnaby Lakers.
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Alex MacKay

Alex MacKay, a longtime resident of Burnaby, was considered one of the best defensive players to ever play the game of lacrosse.
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Darlene Currie

Darlene Currie, a resident of Burnaby for 35 years, represented Canada on the hoop hardwood many times. She played in three Pan-American Games in 1959, 1963 and 1967 in Winnipeg
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Brian Cowie

Cowie is a visually impaired athlete who has participated in nine para-cycling world championships as a road and track cyclist. He’s won 14 national championships and snagged a silver medal
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Bob Mills

Soccer was Bob Mills game and he played it very well. During a lengthy career, he began his playing days in the PTA sponsored Capitol Hill team and later moved
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Sports have the unique ability to cut across differences in age, gender, ethnicity, politics and wealth to unify, inspire, entertain and amaze. Our Inductees, Members and our Scholarship Winners certainly are living proof of this!

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Recognizing and celebrating those who have brought honour to Burnaby through their incredible achievements in the arenas of sport.

Sports have the unique ability to cut across differences in age, gender, ethnicity, politics and wealth to unify, inspire, entertain and amaze. Our Inductees and our Scholarship winners certainly are living proof of this.

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E-Mail: info@bshofbc.com

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