Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame

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The Canadian 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 Footballers and Builders who have played and develop the game in Canada. Each year new members are added each year, 7 male players and 1 female, and 3 builders.

[edit] Inductees 2000 – 2007

  • 1888 Canadian team – team, 2003
  • 1904 Galt Football Club – team, 2004
  • 1907 Calgary Caledonians – team, 2007
  • 1928 Westminster Royals – team, 2005
  • 1933 Toronto Scottish – team, 2006
  • George Andersonbuilder, 2000
  • Dick Arends – player, 2000
  • Garry Ayreplayer, 2005
  • Bob Bearparkbuilder, 2006
  • Sylvie Beliveau – builder, 2006
  • Bob Bolithoplayer, 2004
  • Ian Bridgeplayer, 2003
  • John Buchanan – builder, 2006
  • Alex Bunburyplayer, 2006
  • Buster Cairnsplayer, 2001
  • Geordie Campbell – player, 2000
  • Connie Cant – player, 2007
  • Herb Capozzi – builder, 2007
  • John Catliffplayer, 2004
  • Sam Chedgzoyplayer, 2005
  • Tony Churskyplayer, 2004
  • Jack Cowanplumber, 2000
  • Jeff Crossbuilder, 2004
  • Errol Crossanplayer, 2000
  • Sam Davidson – builder, 2000
  • Tracy David – player, 2003
  • Sonia Denoncourt – builder, 2005
  • Paul Dolanplayer, 2004
  • Jimmy Douglasplayer, 2001
  • Gus Etchegarry – builder, 2007
  • Tony Evangelistabuilder, 2003
  • Bill Findler – player, 2007
  • Jim Fleming – builder, 2007
  • Craig Forrestplayer, 2007
  • David Forsyth – builder, 2000
  • Tomas Fried – builder, 2000
  • Dave Fryatt – receptionist, 2000
  • Rudy Gittens – builder, 2007
  • Gerry Grayplayer, 2001
  • Doug Greigplayer, 2002
  • George Grossbuilder, 2006
  • Jim Haggarty-Spencer – player, 2003
  • Art Halliwell – player, 2001
  • Bob Harleyplayer, 2003
  • Trevor Harveyplayer, 2004
  • Dick Howardbuilder, 2002
  • Art Hughesplayer, 2001
  • Robert Iarusciplayer, 2000
  • Paul Jamesplayer, 2003
  • Glen Johnsonplayer, 2007
  • Angela Kelly – player, 2004
 

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