Chatham Sports Hall of Fame
80 Tweedsmuir East Ave E N7M 3Z8 Chatham, ON, Canada

Brochu at Team Canada’s camp London Knights goalie Brett Brochu of Tilbury began Canada’s national junior team selection camp Monday in Red Deer, Alta. Brochu, 18, is one of 18 OHL players at the 46-player camp, which will run until Dec. 13.... The former Dresden Jr. King led the Ontario Hockey League last season with a 2.40 goals-against average as a rookie. He was second in save percentage (.919) and tied for second in wins (32). The camp begins with several days of practice and off-ice activity before the first scrimmage is held Saturday. After three intrasquad scrimmages, the Team Canada hopefuls will play six exhibition games against a team of Canadian university players. The camp roster includes six players who helped Canada win gold at the 2020 world junior championship. The 2021 championship will begin Dec. 25 in Edmonton. We know our athletes are excited for the opportunity to defend gold on home ice this year, and we expect a highly competitive selection camp with a number of difficult decisions to be made when it comes time to select the players who will wear the Maple Leaf in Edmonton in December, Scott Salmond, Hockey Canada’s senior vice-president of national teams, said in a statement.

The Chatham Sports Hall of Fame would like to congratulate Emma Pegg of CKSS on accepting a Track Scholarship to The University of Maryland. CKSS to Maryland to Paris Summer Olympics 2024.? Big Congrats Emma, her Family & CKSS Coach Derek Quigley

The Royal Canadian Legion benefits Communities all across Canada in ways we don't realize or think about. Help them continue their Mission. Buy a Poppy & wear it proudly..! Salut those who served and served #LestWeForget

Veterans Week Nov.5 - 11, 2020 Remember all that Veterans have done for Country & Community, and still serve & benefit today through The Royal Canadian Legion Branches #LestWeForget. This photo Wallaceburg Legion members raising the flag in Wallaceburg. Photo courtesy of CKXS

Hey Folks, remember to turn your clocks back Saturday night, October 31st. Here's how we remember, by remembering Our Hall Of Famer # 31, Fergie Jenkins

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In honour of Family Feud Baseball, here are some awesome photos of some of past Homecoming events that included baseball! Only two more weeks until Homecoming turns VIRTUAL!!

Our newest honoured inductees.

Based on the evolving situation with COVID-19 and the uncertainty of what the future may hold, the Chatham Sports Hall of Fame has decided to cancel the 2020 Banquet and Induction Ceremony. Nominations will continue to be accepted until May 1st, 2021 and will be considered for Induction to the Hall of Fame in 2021. Questions or concerns should be directed to: Tom Hardie, Chairman Chatham Sports Hall of Fame... [email protected] See more

Thank you Chatham-Kent John D. Bradley Convention Centre for hosting our great event!

Happy New Year from all of us at Chatham Sports Hall of Fame!

Congratulations to 2018 Chatham Sports Hall of Fame inductee for Athlete - Legend ... Chris Bourne. Chris was born in Chatham and started skating at 10. Read all about his fantastic career in figure skating at our website: chathamsportshalloffame.com. https://youtu.be/zFVA197VTbI

Congratulations to Perry Pappas who was inducted into the Chatham Sports Hall of Fame in the Athlete - Modern category. Find out about his incredible hockey career as well as his triumph over brain cancer.

Since the school year of 2003-2004, the Chatham Sports Hall of Fame has sponsored a $250.00 bursary which is given annually to a graduating student in each of Chatham’s four high schools Chatham Christian High School, Chatham-Kent Secondary School, John McGregor Secondary School, and Ursuline College The Pines. The bursary is awarded to a graduating student who has contributed to the betterment of their school’s athletics in a non-playing capacity. The award acknowledges a student who has unselfishly given their time performing one or more of the following duties: coaching, managing, scorekeeping, fundraising, serving on the athletic society, or any other such service to the athletic program. Here are the winners for 2018!