Athlete : FootballYear Inducted: 1994Date of Birth: April 21st, 1934Born in: Belleville, Ontario Gary Schreider (deceased) set a Canadian junior 60-yard dash record and was member on three Toronto HS Championship football teams. He He helped the Queen’s Golden Gaels win the 1955 Intercollegiate title before turning pro in the Canadian Football League (CFL). He…

Media : Year Inducted: 2015Date of Birth: 1944Born in: Windsor, Ontario Dave “The Voice” Schreiber has spent 40 years in radio in the greater Ottawa area, including 32 years with CFRA/Team 1200. He has been the play-by-play voice for many teams in many sports. Schreiber began his career calling hockey games in 1965 for the…

Athlete : BoxingYear Inducted: 1982Date of Birth: May 5th, 1931Born in: Ottawa, Ontario Golden Glove winner Ottawa and Quebec. Canadian flyweight champion 1947. Youngest boxer to ever represent Canada in Olympic boxing 1948. On Canada’s British Empire Games team. Only five losses in 75 amateur bouts. Amateur and pro referee. Helped in reorganization of Beaver…

Athlete : Skeet ShootingYear Inducted: 1989Date of Birth: January 1st, 1929 C.A.’Gus’ Sanderson (deceased) was a skeet shooting specialist who won six national titles. He also claimed the 1979 World Skeet Crown and seven sub-seniors world titles. Holder of several world skeet shooting records, he has claimed six Capital of Canada Championships and six times…

Builder : Figure SkatingYear Inducted: 1991Date of Birth: January 5th, 1899Born in: Ottawa, Ontario Melville ‘Mel’ Rogers (deceased) was for 60 years associated with the Minto Skating Club. Founded Minto Follies. Served as president of CFSA two terms; chaired international judges committee 15 years. Five times Canadian and twice NA singles figure skating champion. Member…

Athlete : HockeyYear Inducted: 2000Date of Birth: June 2nd, 1951Born in: Winchester, Ontario Twenty-year NHL playing career with Montreal Canadiens (1972-73 to 1988-89) and Los Angeles Kings (1989-90 to 1991-92). As a premier defenceman, played 1,384 regular season games accumulating 958 points (208-750). As a player, five Stanley Cup titles, including four straight (1975-776 to…

Athlete : HockeyYear Inducted: 1987Date of Birth: September 5th, 1891Born in: Ottawa, Ontario Dr. Gordon William Roberts (deceased) was a Canadian professional ice hockey forward who played for the Ottawa Hockey Club and Montreal Wanderers from 1911 to 1916 as part of the National Hockey Association (NHA). He also played with both the Vancouver Millionaires…

Builder : FootballYear Inducted: 1995Date of Birth: February 6th, 1935Born in: Ottawa, Ontario Chosen by Rough Riders as 1952 HS player of the year while attending Fisher Park. Began making his mark as a minor football coach and executive a decade later. Rose from the coaching ranks to serve as president of the Ontario peewee…

Builder : Multi-sportYear Inducted: 1982Date of Birth: May 7th, 1928Born in: Ottawa, Ontario Hugh ‘Rip’ Riopelle (deceased) enjoyed playing baseball and wrestling as an athlete. As a builder he is known for his work in hockey, baseball, softball and football. He played hockey from 1948 to 1950 with the Shawinigan Falls Cataracts. He also played…

1968-69 TeamsTeam : FootballYear Inducted: 2019 The 1968 and 1969 CFL Ottawa Rough Riders are the franchise’s only teams to win two consecutive Grey Cups. Coached by Frank Clair, there were 36 players represented on the two teams — 29 of which played both years. In addition, the 1969 team was selected as Canada’s Team…