Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame

Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame
Established	November 1965;58 years ago
Location	777 Columbia Street; New Westminster, British Columbia ; Canada
Coordinates	49°12′05″N122°54′41″W / 49.2015°N 122.9114°W
Website	www.clhof.org

Last updated March 12, 2024

The Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame is a Canadian lacrosse hall of fame, located in New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada. The Hall was chartered in 1965 by the Canadian Lacrosse Association, and inducted its first class of hall of famers in the following year.

History

Induction of new members is made on an annual basis. In 1965, three categories were inaugurated: Field Players, Box Players and Builders. A Veteran category was added in 1997 to preserve the memory of stars of yesteryear, and in 1988, an outstanding Team category was also added. Starting in 2016, the box player and field player categories were merged into the Player category with no distinction made between box and field versions of the sport.^[1] Due to the COVID-19 pandemic cancelling the induction dinner that year, the 2020 inductees were inducted into the hall in 2021 along with the 2021 inductees. An Officials category, covering on-floor game officials such as referees, was added for the 2022 induction year. Also added for the 2022 induction process was a National selection committee - to better represent aspects of the sport not previously represented well by the existing Eastern and Western selection committees.

List of Hall of Fame inductees

William George Beers, inducted in 1965. WilliamGeorgeBeers.JPG — William George Beers, inducted in 1965.

Angus "Bones" Allen, inducted in 1966. Bones Allen, Vancouver Lacrosse Club.jpg — Angus "Bones" Allen, inducted in 1966.

Fred Wooster, inducted in 1987. Fred Wooster.jpg — Fred Wooster, inducted in 1987.

Harry George Woolley, inducted in 2004. HarryWoolley3.jpg — Harry George Woolley, inducted in 2004.

Induction year	Player	Inducted as
1965	Fred C. Waghorne, Snr. (1866–1956)	Builder
1965	Lionel "Big Train" Conacher (1900–1954)	Field Player
1965	Édouard "Newsy" Lalonde (1887–1970)	Field Player
1965	Bill Anthony (1913–1978)	Box Player
1965	Henry "Hawkeye" Baker	Box Player
1965	Dr. William George Beers (1843–1900)	Builder
1965	Alban "Bun" Clark (1883–????)	Field Player
1965	John "Dot" Crookall (1889–1965)	Field Player
1965	Dr. W.A Dafoe	Builder
1965	Alfred "Alfie" Davy	Box Player
1965	Bill Dickinson	Box Player
1965	E.J. "Gene" Dopp	Builder
1965	Jim Douglas	Box Player
1965	William J. "Billy" Fitzgerald (1888–1926)	Field Player
1965	David Gibbons (1884–1966)	Field Player
1965	James "Jimmy" Gifford (1886–1976)	Field Player
1965	Rudolph Martin "Rudy" Grauer (1890–1972)	Builder
1965	Norman Harshaw	Field Player
1965	Henry Hoobin (1879–1921)	Field Player
1965	Frederick (Fred) J. Hume (1892–1967)	Builder
1965	Bill Isaacs (1914–1985)	Box Player
1965	Con Jones (1869–1929)	Builder
1965	George Kalls (1884–1958)	Field Player
1965	M.E.F. "Mike" Kelley	Builder
1965	Joe Lally (1863–1956)	Builder
1965	Edward Longfellow	Field Player
1965	Carl "Gus" Madsen (1915–1961)	Box Player
1965	Pat Maitland	Builder
1965	George Matheson (1879–1961)	Field Player
1965	William "Bill" McArthur	Field Player
1965	J.A. "Jim" McConaghy	Builder
1965	Jack McDonald	Builder
1965	Dan McKenzie	Builder
1965	Bill Morphett	Box player
1965	Jim Murphy	Builder
1965	Ernie Murray	Field Player
1965	Clarence "Biscuits" Peele (1874–1933)	Field Player
1965	Harry Pickering (1881–1936)	Field Player
1965	Charles Querrie (1877–1950)	Field Player
1965	Edward "Ted" Reeve (1902–1983)	Field Player
1965	George Rennie (1883–1966)	Field Player
1965	Clifford (Cliff) "Doughy" Spring (1888–1974)	Field Player
1965	George Sproule	Field Player
1965	Alex "Dad" Turnbull (1863–1956)	Field Player
1965	Eric "Rusty" White	Box Player
1965	Bill Wilkes	Box Player
1965	Bill Wilson	Box Player
1965	Lloyd "Moon" Wootton (1927–1989)	Box Player
1966	Doug Favell (1924–1999)	Box Player
1966	Angus Joseph "Bones" Allen (1881–1941)	Field Player
1966	Ed Bayley	Builder
1966	Patty "Paddy" Brennan (1877–1961)	Field Player
1966	John Cavallin (1915–2002)	Box Player
1966	Archie Dixon	Box Player
1966	Ed Downey	Box Player
1966	James "Pat" Feeney (1886–1948)	Field Player
1966	Norm Gair	Builder
1966	Tom "Sharkey" Gifford (1880–1966)	Field Player
1966	Bob Lee	Box player
1966	Ed McDermott	Builder
1966	Merv McKenzie	Builder
1966	John "Wandy" McMahon	Box Player
1966	Harry S. "Sport" Murton	Field Player
1966	Andy Paull (1892–1959)	Builder
1966	Charles "Chuck" Rowan	Builder
1966	Gordon "Grumpy" Spring (1889–1949)	Builder
1966	Gord Thom	Field Player
1967	Ambrose "Ray" Baker (1898–1983)	Box player
1967	Erwin E. Barnes	Builder
1967	Pete Barnett (1886–1965)	Field player
1967	Stewart "Stew" Beatty	Field player
1967	Albert "Ab" Brown	Builder
1967	Joe Cheevers	Box player
1967	Bill Coulter	Field player
1967	John Dale	Box player
1967	Charles "Chuck" Davidson	Box player
1967	Fred Jacob	Builder
1967	Russell T. Kelly	Builder
1967	Bert Large	Field player
1967	Walter "Walt" Lee	Box player
1967	David "Buck" Marshall (1887–1975)	Field player
1967	Lionel Edward 'Leo' Nicholson (1894–1947)	Builder
1967	Edward Powers Snr.	Field player
1967	Leonard "Len" Smith	Builder
1967	Harold "Haddie" Stoddart (1900–1974)	Field player
1967	Bill Whittaker	Box player
1967	Jack Wood (d.1997)	Field player
1968	Frank "Piper" Bain	Field player
1968	Clayton "Blackie" Black	Box player
1968	Brother Damien [Almer Cooney]	Builder
1968	Ivan "Turk" Davis	Builder
1968	Kelly DeGray	Field player
1968	Doug Fletcher	Builder
1968	Don Matheson (1920–1999)	Box player
1968	Angus "Angie" McDonald (1897–1998)	Field player
1968	Roy "Pung" Morton	Box player
1968	Oscar Swanson	Builder
1969	Gordon Gair (1916–2009)	Box player
1969	Ross Powless (1926–2003)	Box player
1969	Jim Bishop	Builder
1969	Edward Stephen "Ed" Blair	Builder
1969	George William Feeney (1895–1975)	Field player
1969	Arnold "Fergie" Ferguson	Box player
1969	Hugh Wilson Gifford (1892–1966)	Field player
1969	Leslie "Les" Gilmore	Builder
1969	Thomas F. "Tom" Gordon	Builder
1969	Gerald "Gerry" Kendall	Field player
1970	Roy "Fritzie" Cavallin (1919–2011)	Box player
1970	Albert Grenville "Dutch" Davis	Field player
1970	Mervin E. "Merv" Ferguson (ca.1909–2000)	Builder
1970	William K. "Bill" Fitzgerald	Box player
1970	Harry Godfrey (1880–1941)	Field player
1970	Carl Leonard Grauer	Builder
1970	Thomas Blain "Red" McDonald	Box player
1970	James Cameron "Jim" MacLeod	Builder
1970	Max "Porky" Peart	Builder
1970	Fred Robert "Whitey" Severson (1928–2020)	Box player
1971	Wilfred "Bucko" McDonald (1914–1991)	Box player
1971	Blythe O. Brown	Field player
1971	Archie Browning (1927–1989)	Box player
1971	William George "Bill" Calder	Builder
1971	Harry Carter	Box player
1971	Fred K. Conradi	Builder
1971	Robert Lester "Les" Dickinson	Builder
1971	Rex Stimers	Builder
1971	Thure Storme (1894–1975)	Field player
1971	Edward Douglas "Ed" Sullivan	Field player
1971	Walter George "Mush" Thompson	Box player
1971	Leonard "Len" Turnbull (1889–1952)	Field player
1971	John D. "Johnny" Vernon	Field player
1971	Harry R. Wipper	Box player
1972	Bradbury, Theodore "Ted"	Box player
1972	Chisholm, Colin James	Builder
1972	Felker, Neil	Field player
1972	Friend, George	Builder
1972	James Alexander "Jim" Gunn (1898-1987)	Field player
1972	Isaac "Ike" Hildebrand (1927–2006)	Box player
1972	Landon, Edwin Roland	Builder
1972	Mulliss, William Roy "Bill"	Box player
1972	Northup, Jack Edwin	Box player
1972	Perrett, Dr. T.S. "Doc"	Builder
1973	Anderson, Charles "Chick"	Builder
1973	Bryant, Bert	Box player
1973	Ewing, William "Buck"	Field player
1973	Fitzgerald, Jerry "Fitz"	Box player
1973	Gatecliff, Jack "Gate"	Builder
1973	Gimple, Gordon	Box player
1973	MacPhail, Don "Scotty"	Box player
1973	Miller, Douglas "Doug"	Builder
1973	Phillips, Reg "Pop"	Builder
1973	Sepka, Cliff	Box player
1974	Jack Bionda (1933–1999)	Box player
1974	Allan, Bob	Box player
1974	Ashbee, Don	Box player
1974	Blanchard, Bernard "Coco"	Builder
1974	Chisholm, Bill	Box player
1974	Delmonico, Henry Norman "Del"	Builder
1974	Gore, Roy	Field player
1974	Hope, Bill	Builder
1974	Pittendrigh, George	Builder
1974	Worthy, Jack	Field player
1975	Armstrong, E. Herbert "Herb"	Builder
1975	Bradford, Bernard "Bo"	Box player
1975	Jack Byford (d.1996)	Box player
1975	Campbell, Charles Donald "Donny"	Box player
1975	Connell, Charles	Field player
1975	John Douglas (ca.1912-2000)	Box player
1975	Moro, Lou	Builder
1975	Murphy, Walter Joseph "Jumping Joe"	Box player
1975	Roche, Val	Builder
1975	Waghorne Jr., Fred "Wag"	Builder
1976	Buchanan, Harry	Box player
1976	Daoust, Arthur "Art"	Builder
1976	Dixon, Ken	Box player
1976	Johnson, Alexander "Buck"	Field player
1976	Stan "Bunny" Joseph (1928–2001)	Box player
1976	Madgett, Carl	Builder
1976	Oliver, Robert "Bob"	Builder
1976	Wilson Douglass "Willis" Patchell (1893–1973)	Field player
1976	Jake Proctor (d.1997)	Box player
1976	Rowland, Douglas	Builder
1976	Scott, Tommy	Box player
1976	Fred 'Cliss' Starling	Field player
1977	Buckingham, Dick	Field player
1977	Davis, Jake "Mr. Zero"	Field player
1977	Dugan, Arnold "Arnie"	Box player
1977	Ella, Gordon	Field player
1977	Mike Gates (d.1999)	Box player
1977	Hammond, Gord "Pud"	Builder
1977	Holzberg, Norman	Box player
1977	Lubbock, Jack	Builder
1977	Meehan, Pete	Box player
1977	Shillington, Stan	Builder
1977	Smith, Arnold "Onions"	Box player
1977	Teather, Thomas "Tank"	Box player
1978	Kells, Morley	Builder
1978	Anthony, Pete	Box player
1978	Barclay, Jack (1934-2013)	Box player
1978	Davis, William "Bill"	Field player
1978	Gibson, Harold "Mooney"	Field player
1978	Harris, Bill	Box player
1978	Johnston, Geordie	Box player
1978	McKinnon, Jack	Builder
1978	Smart, Walter	Builder
1978	Urquhart, George	Box player
1979	Anderson, James D. "Jim"	Box player
1979	Bartlett, Dr. Wilbert W. "Bert"	Builder
1979	Coutie, Alexander Edmund "Al"	Field player
1979	Delmonico, Frederick Irwin "Herby"	Box player
1979	Evans, E. William "Bill"	Builder
1979	Gair, Jack	Box player
1979	Henderson, Wally	Builder
1979	Kowalyk, Norm	Builder
1979	Mulliss, Charles James "Jim"	Box player
1979	Usselman, Fred	Box player
1980	Baker, Pat	Box player
1980	Crema, Mario	Box player
1980	Jack Crosby (1941–2008)	Builder
1980	Masters, George "Sailor"	Box player
1980	Naylor, W.A. "Bert"	Builder
1980	Parnell, Paul	Box player
1981	Black, Peter James	Box player
1981	Fulton Sr., Jack	Builder
1981	Hatton, Frederick "Fred"	Box player
1981	Jones, Mel	Box player
1981	Lomore, Vincent James "Jim"	Builder
1981	McPherson, Alexander	Field player
1982	Cervi, John Raphael	Box player
1982	Ellison, William "Bill"	Builder
1982	Fulla, Fred Andrew	Box player
1982	Mason, John Elliot "Curly"	Box player
1982	Millar, Daniel William "Dan"	Builder
1982	Smith, Doug "Smitty"	Box player
1983	Joe Comeau (1940–1999)	Box player
1983	Douglas, Ralph	Builder
1983	Gillespie, Doug	Box player
1983	Gordon, Clyde	Field player
1983	Hamson, Wilfred "Wilf"	Box player
1983	Sinclair, Robert J. "Bob"	Builder
1984	Barron, Charles	Field player
1984	Budden, Douglas Ashby "Doug"	Builder
1984	Bullen, Glen	Field player
1984	Davis, John	Box player
1984	Dillon, Ranjit	Box player
1984	Dobbie, Robert "Bob"	Box player
1984	Fraser, Bill "Red"	Field player
1984	Frederickson, Gord	Box player
1984	Hawkins, Frank	Field player
1984	Mackie, Charles "Charlie"	Builder
1985	Armstrong, Bill	Builder
1985	Barbour, Bill	Box player
1985	Cy Coombes (1938-1999)	Box player
1985	Goudie, Hank	Field player
1985	Gregory, Leo	Field player
1985	Coridon Ashton "Cory" Hess (1880–1948)	Field player
1985	Kavanagh, "Big" Jim	Field player
1985	Lemon, Cy	Builder
1985	MacKay, Skip	Box player
1985	McNulty, Jim	Box player
1986	DeMars, William George "Bill"	Builder
1986	Ferri, Nick	Box player
1986	Goss, Wayne	Box player
1986	McNeill, Hector	Builder
1986	Thompson, Ivan	Box player
1986	Thorpe, Robert "Bob"	Box player
1987	Fred Wooster (1938–1993)	Builder
1987	Bradley, Bill	Box player
1987	Caruso, Enrico "Ricco"	Builder
1987	Howe, Ted	Box player
1987	Harry Kazarian (1925–1990)	Box player
1987	Salt, Bob	Box player
1988	Allen, John	Box player
1988	Babcock, Bob	Box player
1988	Baragar, Boyd	Builder
1988	Dorney, Jack	Box player
1988	McGregor, Jake	Builder
1988	Nelson, Robert William "Ham"	Box player
1989	Everett "Ev" Coates, Snr. (1919–2011)	Builder
1989	Cove, Doug	Box player
1989	Donaldson, Wally	Builder
1989	Ferguson, Larry	Box player
1989	Leslie D. "Les" Norman (1939–2010)	Box player
1989	Warick, Sid	Box player
1990	Gaylord Powless (1946–2001)	Box player
1990	Hamilton, Don	Box player
1990	Higgs, Jim	Box player
1990	McRory, Doug	Box player
1990	Meslo, Mickey	Builder
1990	Naish, James G.A. "Jim"	Builder
1991	Alexander, Kevin	Box player
1991	Crawford, Ken "Red"	Box player
1991	d'Amico, Tony	Box player
1991	Floyd, Ben	Builder
1991	Lewthwaite, Al	Box player
1991	Dorothy Robertson (d.1995)	Builder
1992	Davis, Terry	Box player
1992	Engemann, Joe & Rose	Builders
1992	MacNeil, Ron	Box player
1992	Marsh, Bob	Box player
1992	Reid, Bob	Builder
1992	Shuttleworth, Wayne	Box player
1993	d'Easum, Steve	Box player
1993	Mason, Mac	Builder
1993	Parsons, Kevin	Box player
1993	Harry Preston (1931–2004)	Builder
1993	Smeltzer, Larry	Box player
1993	Suggate, Paul	Box player
1994	Doug Hayes (1950–2020)	Box player
1994	Grant Heffernan	Box player
1994	Annie McDonald	Builder
1994	Lou Nickle	Box player
1994	Bill Rawson	Box player
1994	Mason Sheldrick (d.1999)	Builder
1995	Don Barrie	Builder
1995	Bill Coghill	Box player
1995	Jim Cox	Builder
1995	Dave Evans	Box player
1995	Dave "Porky" Russell	Box player
1995	Ken Winzoski	Box player
1996	Jim Aitchison	Box player
1996	Harry Benham	Builder
1996	Nirmal Dillon	Box player
1996	ken Fetherston	Builder
1996	Glen "Shooter" Lotton	Box player
1996	Harry McKnight	Builder
1996	Brian Thompson	Box player
1997	Derry Davies	Box player
1997	Dave Durante	Box player
1997	Brian Evans	Box player
1997	Bob Hanna	Builder
1997	Bob "Buff" McCready	Box player
1997	Gary McIntosh	Builder
1997	Harry "Tonto" Smith (Jay Silverheels) (1912–1980)	Veteran player
1997	William "Whoopee" Arthurs	Veteran player
1997	Judy "Punch" Garlow	Veteran player
1997	George Gray	Veteran player
1997	R.G. "Bertie" Houston	Veteran player
1997	Harry Newman	Veteran player
1997	Douglas "Dougie" Ross	Veteran player
1997	George "Duke" Savage	Veteran player
1997	William "Stu" Scott	Veteran player
1997	Donn Sherry	Veteran player
1998	Fred Aspin	Builder
1998	Jim Brady	Builder
1998	Donald "Nip" O'Hearn	Box player
1998	Ron Pinder	Box player
1998	Russ Slater	Box player
1998	Earl Robert "Bob" Phelan (1918–1999)	Veteran player
1998	Arthur Pruden	Veteran player
1998	George Snowden	Veteran player
1998	William "Duke" Harrison	Veteran player
1998	Dave Tasker	Box player
1998	Caughnawaga 1876–1883	Team
1999	Skip Chapman	Box player
1999	Bill "Whitey" Frick	Builder
1999	Jim "J.J." Johnston	Box player
1999	Ted "Ginger" Hall	Veteran player
1999	Alfie Wood	Veteran player
1999	Bob Parry	Builder
1999	Roger "Buck" Smith	Box player
1999	Brian Tasker	Box player
1999	Vancouver Carlings 1961–1967	Team
2000	Alex Carey	Box player
2000	William "Casey" Cook	Builder
2000	Kerry Gallagher	Box player
2000	Robert "Bobby" Jamieson	Box player
2000	Brian "Butch" Keegan	Box player
2000	Walter "Scotty" Martin	Veteran player
2000	Irwin "Spud" Morelli	Veteran player
2000	Dean McLeod	Builder
2000	Oshawa Green Gaels (Junior) 1963–1969	Team
2001	Mike French	Field player
2001	Rod Banister	Box player
2001	Oliver "Cap" Bomberry	Builder
2001	Bob Burke	Box player
2001	Eric "Eddie" Cowieson	Box player
2001	Jim McMahon	Box player
2001	Frank Madsen	Veteran player
2001	James Bradshaw	Veteran player
2001	John Van Os	Builder
2001	Team Canada - Men's Field 1978	Team
2002	George Goodrich	Builder
2002	Ben Hieltjes	Box player
2002	Merv Schweitzer	Box player
2002	Tom Succamore	Builder
2002	Wayne Thompson	Box player
2002	Bruce Wanless	Box player
2002	Bill Jobb	Veteran player
2002	Pat Smith	Veteran player
2002	Peterborough Timbermen/Trailermen 1951–1956	Team
2003	Stan Cockerton	Field player
2003	Ken Croft	Box player
2003	Geordie Dean	Box player
2003	Alf Brenner	Veteran player
2003	Lance Isaacs (d.1937)	Veteran player
2003	William Hutton	Builder
2003	Mike Reelie	Box player
2003	Gary Stevens	Box player
2003	Bob Wasson	Box player
2003	Jim Wasson	Box player
2003	Les Wingrove (1944-2018)	Builder
2003	Canada West (Coquitlam Adanacs) - Nations Cup 1980	Team
2004	Tim Barrie	Box player
2004	Travis Cook	Box player
2004	Bob Tasker	Box player
2004	Bruce Turris	Box player
2004	Lew Landess (1927–2012)	Veteran player
2004	George "Scoop" Hayes	Veteran player
2004	Bill "Whiz" Wallace	Builder
2004	Herbert Martin	Builder
2004	Harry George Woolley (1942–2009)	Builder
2004	New Westminster Salmonbellies 1968–1972	Team
2005	Sohen Gill (1941–2019)	Builder
2005	Ted Higgins	Builder
2005	Ivan Stewart	Box player
2005	James Meredith	Box player
2005	Elmer Tran	Box player
2005	Don Arthurs	Box player
2005	Ernie Smith	Veteran player
2005	Clinton "Mick" Magee	Veteran player
2005	St. Catharines Athletics 1938	Team
2006	Rick Richards (1933–2020)	Builder
2006	Peter Vipond	Builder
2006	Charn Dhillon	Box player
2006	Wayne Colley	Box player
2006	Greg Thomas	Box player
2006	George Kapasky	Box player
2006	Mac Tyler (1943–2016)	Veteran player
2006	George Hector "Hec" Mackenzie	Veteran player
2006	Brooklin Redmen 1985–1991	Team
2007	Lee "Leeroy" Vitarelli	Builder
2007	Jim "J.B." Burke	Builder
2007	Paul "Evy" Evans	Box player
2007	Ernie "Kaheranoron" Mitchell	Box player
2007	Mike Smith	Box player
2007	Art Webster	Box player
2007	Elmer "Milkshake" Lee	Veteran player
2007	Alex "Bucket" MacKay	Veteran player
2007	Kerri Hardill	Field player
2007	Team Canada - Men's Field 2006	Team
2008	Bill McBain	Builder
2008	Robert Stuart "Ves" Vesey	Builder
2008	Todd Lorenz	Box player
2008	Larry Bell	Box player
2008	John Grant, Snr.	Box player
2008	Gary Moore	Box player
2008	Ross N. McDonald	Veteran player
2008	Alan "Al" Frick	Veteran player
2008	Gail Cummings-Danson	Field player
2008	Six Nations Chiefs 1994-1996	Team
2009	Edwin George "Ted" Fridge (1940–2005)	Builder
2009	Jack Wilson	Builder
2009	Rick Brown	Box player
2009	Dan Perrault	Box player
2009	Ken Ruttan	Box player
2009	Darris Kilgour	Box player
2009	Ken Oddy	Veteran player
2009	John T. Hewitt	Veteran player
2009	Johnny "Gypsy" Mouradian	Field player
2009	Chris Sanderson (1974–2012)	Field player
2009	Burnaby Cablevision (Junior) 1977–1979	Team
2010	Robert "Bob" Stewart (1935-2015)	Builder
2010	Terry Lloyd	Builder
2010	Tyson Leies	Box player
2010	Ken Thomas	Box player
2010	Barry "Paco" Maruk	Box player
2010	John Fusco	Box player
2010	Ken Webb	Veteran player
2010	John "Gus" McCauley	Veteran player
2010	Ted Sawicki	Field player
2010	Peterborough PCOs (Junior) 1972–1975	Team
2011	Bill "Cass" Castator	Veteran player
2011	Dr. Donald Hedges	Builder
2011	John Herd	Builder
2011	David Huntley (1957–2017)	Field player
2011	Steve Mastine	Box player
2011	Kenneth Albert Matheson	Veteran player
2011	Chris Prat	Box player
2011	Victoria Royal Waxmen/SeaSprays 1980–1998	Team
2011	Bram Wilfong	Box player
2011	Dan Wilson	Box player
2012	Brampton ABC Excelsiors (Junior) 1956–1959	Team
2012	Canadian Olympic Gold Medal Team 1928	Team
2012	R.G. "Bob" Curtis	Veteran player
2012	Mike Gray	Builder
2012	Ron Jay	Veteran player
2012	Derek "Jammer" Keenan	Box player
2012	Murray Lehman	Builder
2012	Tom Marechek	Box player
2012	Craig Stevenson	Box player
2012	Tom "Slick" Wreggit	Box player
2013	Bill Armour	Veteran player
2013	Ron Crosato	Builder
2013	Doug Deschner	Field player
2013	Dallas Eliuk	Box player
2013	Bill Gerrie	Box player
2013	Larry Henry	Veteran player
2013	Dwight Maetche	Box player
2013	Keith "Mac" McLennan	Field player
2013	Randy Mearns	Box player
2013	John "Joey" Todd	Veteran player
2013	Ron Winterbottom, Snr.	Builder
2013	New Westminster Salmonbellies 1958–1959 & 1962	Team
2014	Gary Gait	Box player
2014	Paul Gait	Box player
2014	Gil Nieuwendyk	Box player
2014	Andy Ogilvie	Box player
2014	David General	Builder
2014	Harry Nightingale	Builder
2014	Reo Jerome (1924–2014)	Veteran player
2014	Ron Roy (1936–2007)	Veteran player
2014	BC Women's Selects Field Lacrosse 1983–1993	Team
2015	Chris Gill	Box player
2015	Curt Malawsky	Box player
2015	Tom Patrick	Box player
2015	Jim Veltman	Box player
2015	Jeff Gombar	Field player
2015	Terry Sanderson (1952–2014)	Builder
2015	Lindsay Sanderson	Builder
2015	Chris Hall (1950–2014)	Builder
2015	Ed Goss	Veteran player
2015	Larry Lloyd	Veteran player
2015	Peterborough James Gang (Junior) 1981–1983	Team
2016	Cam Devine	Player
2016	Russ Heard	Player
2016	Tom Phair, Jnr.	Player
2016	Don Stinson (1948–2007)	Player
2016	Dan Stroup	Player
2016	Ziggy Musial	Builder
2016	Ernie Truant	Builder
2016	Zenon Lipinski	Veteran player
2016	Jim McNeill	Veteran player
2017	Ken Colley	Player
2017	Pat Coyle	Player
2017	Clinton "Jan" Magee (1952–2017)	Player
2017	Rick Mang	Player
2017	Jim Cain	Builder
2017	Bob Clevely	Builder
2017	Don Craggs (1933–2015)	Veteran player
2017	Peterborough Maulers (Junior) 1986–1987 & 1989	Team
2018	Brian Hall	Player
2018	Jim Lynch	Player
2018	William Augustus "Bill" Squire	Player
2018	Jason Wulder	Player
2018	Ted Howe, Jnr.	Builder
2018	Dan Mattinson	Builder
2018	Jim Squires (1939–1971)	Veteran player
2018	Burnaby Lakers (Junior) 1996-2007	Team
2019	Kevin Brunsch	Player
2019	Duane Jacobs	Player
2019	Dan Teat	Player
2019	John Wilson	Player
2019	George “Potsy” Burrows	Builder
2019	Paul Dal Monte	Builder
2019	Chuck Miller	Builder
2019	Dave Wilfong	Veteran player
2019	Whitby Warriors (Junior) 1984–1985	Team
2020	Jamie Batley	Player
2020	Cam Bomberry	Player
2020	Michelle Bowyer	Player
2020	Ted Dowling	Player
2020	Paul Day	Builder
2020	Joey Harris	Builder
2020	Peter Berge	Veteran Player
2020	St. Catharines Athletics (Junior) 1990–1991	Team
2021	Derek Malawsky	Player
2021	Eric Perroni	Player
2021	Lyle Robinson	Player
2021	Bob Watson	Player
2021	Pierre Filion	Builder
2021	Steve Govett	Builder
2021	Chuck Li	Veteran Player
2021	New Westminster Salmonbellies 1980–1989	Team
2022	Rich Catton	Player
2022	Blane Harrison	Player
2022	Trish Nicholson	Player
2022	Josh Sanderson	Player
2022	Troyhann Santos	Player
2022	Kaleb Toth	Player
2022	Rey Comeault	Builder
2022	Douglas Luey	Builder
2022	Joanne Stanga	Builder
2022	Bill Fox	Officials

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Stan Shillington is a Canadian former lacrosse historian, sportswriter and statistician. Throughout his career, Shillington was the scorekeeper for a total of 971 games, including regular season, playoffs, and Mann Cup games. He was inducted into the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame as a builder in 1977.

References

↑ "Guidelines for nominating a candidate to the Selection Committee of the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame". Lacrosse.ca. Retrieved 2008-06-24.

"Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame Announces 2006 Inductees" (PDF). Canadian Lacrosse Association . BCLacrosse. July 7, 2006. Archived from the original (PDF) on November 3, 2006. Retrieved June 24, 2008.
"Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame Announces 2008 Inductees" (PDF). Canadian Lacrosse Association . BCLacrosse. July 7, 2008. Archived from the original (PDF) on November 3, 2006. Retrieved June 24, 2008.

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[1] "Guidelines for nominating a candidate to the Selection Committee of the Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame". Lacrosse.ca. Retrieved 2008-06-24.

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