A Canberra native, Nicole Arrold is one of Australian hockey’s finest players. Nicole represented Australia... [READ MORE]
Since moving to the ACT in the early 1990’s and participating in his first Mountain... [READ MORE]
Barry Barnes OAM began playing basketball at 14 and was selected in the Victorian State... [READ MORE]
Peter Baskett was a moving force in the administration of basketball in Canberra in its... [READ MORE]
Neal Bates is an Australian rally and racing car driver who holds a unique position... [READ MORE]
Bill Beadman was born in Braidwood in 1918 and was a dominant billiards and snooker... [READ MORE]
Gary Belcher was a champion rugby league fullback for the Canberra Raiders, who also represented... [READ MORE]
Born in Canberra Michael Bevan made his first-class debut in 1989-90 in South Australian colours,... [READ MORE]
Noel Bissett OAM was the first Canberra-based referee to control first grade in the NSW Rugby League competition and... [READ MORE]
Over the course of his career, Craig Bolton established himself as one of the AFL’s... [READ MORE]
During her orienteering career, Jenny Bourne was undoubtedly the most successful ACT female elite orienteer... [READ MORE]
Ken started his career in boxing at the ripe old age of 15 in 1956... [READ MORE]
James Brophy’s contributions to the community and sport in particular, spanned some three decades from... [READ MORE]
Joanne Brown exhibited her talent for the sport of softball from an early age. From... [READ MORE]
Ray Brown has made an extraordinary and selfless contribution to hockey over a period of... [READ MORE]
Few people have had the opportunity to influence Australia women’s basketball to the extent of... [READ MORE]
Bronwyn started playing cricket in the 1980/81 season at the age of 11 for the... [READ MORE]
Tony Campbell had been associated with racing in the Canberra region since the mid 1970’s... [READ MORE]
David Campese is widely regarded as one of the greatest rugby players ever. In an... [READ MORE]
Keith Carnall was an exceptional sportsman, having the talent to excel at anything he set... [READ MORE]
An Olympic Gold medal on home turf at the Sydney 2000 Olympic games was a... [READ MORE]
Graham Carter is considered somewhat a visionary when it comes to the promotion of hockey... [READ MORE]
Tom has been heavily involved in a number of sports including rugby league and union,... [READ MORE]
Frank Cleary was born in Canberra and raised in Queanbeyan. He is a proud Queanbeyan... [READ MORE]
Canberra Raider Bradley Clyde began his football career playing in the local ACT competition. He... [READ MORE]
Chris Conti has made a significant contribution to the development, organisation and progress of football... [READ MORE]
Sue was a member of the North Canberra Athletic Club from 1981 to 1991. During... [READ MORE]
Jason Croker was born in Crookwell NSW, and ended up forging a highly successful professional... [READ MORE]
Laurie Daley made his debut for the Canberra Raiders in 1987, and by the end... [READ MORE]
Rod represented Australia at eight International and World Yachting Championships, placing in the top ten... [READ MORE]
Andrew Deane played in ACT hockey representative sides from the age of eight, and at... [READ MORE]
Known throughout the sporting world as Deek, Robert De Castella has lived in Canberra since... [READ MORE]
Geoffrey was born in 1959 and started playing rugby union at the age of eight.... [READ MORE]
Jack played his first senior game of football in the 1930s and has been involved... [READ MORE]
Loretta commenced playing hockey at the age of 12 with St Clare’s High School in... [READ MORE]
Percival Douglas was one of the founders of the ACT Cricket Association in 1922 and... [READ MORE]
Australian Brennon Dowrick is one of Australia’s most successful gymnasts. He has represented Australia at... [READ MORE]
Robin started playing softball at the age of seven for North Curtin. During 1971 –... [READ MORE]
Gordon Dunster began refereeing soccer in 1976 at the age of 15. A mere decade... [READ MORE]
ACT Sport Hall of Fame – Full Member Jaime ‘Hamma’ Fernandez is a three-time Olympian... [READ MORE]
A name that is so closely associated with the sport of volleyball in the ACT,... [READ MORE]
David Furner is a former Australian professional rugby league footballer and coach of the Canberra... [READ MORE]
Don has had a lifetime association with rugby league, working in many different facets of... [READ MORE]
John Gallop played for the Kingston Cricket Club from 1962 to 1973. He represented the... [READ MORE]
After first representing the ACT in hockey and competing in tennis championships, James commenced rowing... [READ MORE]
ACT Sport Hall of Fame – Associate Member Ben Gathercole is a trailblazer for triathlon... [READ MORE]
Terry Gathercole has been involved in all aspects of swimming as an international competitor, coach... [READ MORE]
Through hard work, determination and courage dual Olympian Tracey Gaudry reached the peak of her... [READ MORE]
Sue was nine years old when she started her basketball career with the YMCA in... [READ MORE]
Softball Full Member Inducted: 2019 Jeff Goolagong has had a long and distinguished softball career,... [READ MORE]
George Musarurwa Gregan was born in Lusaka, Zambia. He moved to Canberra with his parents... [READ MORE]
Ben Hardy has been an outstanding representative of his state and country in volleyball, his... [READ MORE]
Australian Open Men’s Head Coach Bob Harrow has played a major role in the development... [READ MORE]
Laing Harrow is one of the best softball players to come out of the ACT... [READ MORE]
Mike Harrow is one of the best softball players to come out of the ACT... [READ MORE]
Norman John (Johnny) Hawke was born in Queanbeyan in 1925 and like many Queanbeyan sportsmen,... [READ MORE]
Bruce Hick came to Canberra in the early 1980’s in the pursuit of greater rowing... [READ MORE]
James Hird was born in Canberra and was a resident until 1990 when he was... [READ MORE]
From the date of his arrival in Queanbeyan in 1963 Bob has been associated with... [READ MORE]
Born and bred in Canberra Susan Hobson started competing in Athletics at age 27 and... [READ MORE]
The ACT is considered as a powerhouse of Orienteering in Australia. Much of the success... [READ MORE]
Over the 47 years that Alison lived in Canberra she was honoured with Life Membership... [READ MORE]
Adam has had a long and successful career in lawn bowls, having captained and represented... [READ MORE]
Alex ”Jezza” Jesaulenko was a footballing genius who undoubtedly ranks amoungst the best to have... [READ MORE]
Mary began playing hockey in 1937 when she was in 4th grade at St Christopher’s... [READ MORE]
Born in Canberra, Ante Juric was arguably one of Australia’s most cultured defenders. A product... [READ MORE]
Joan Kellett dedicated more than forty years to the sport of swimming within the ACT... [READ MORE]
After being part of the ACT rugby community for more than 50 years as a... [READ MORE]
Garry Lawless is a trailblazer for Touch Football in the ACT and in Australia. He began competing for... [READ MORE]
Lorne Lees was one of the ACT’s best-ever cricketers, representing the ACT from 1932-51. Lorne... [READ MORE]
Lisa Llorens was a world-class Paralympic athlete, excelling in high jump, long jump and sprinting.... [READ MORE]
Ken is regarded as Australia’s all-time best triple jumper. At the time of induction Ken... [READ MORE]
ACT Sport Hall of Fame – Associate Member Upon retirement from an elite basketball career... [READ MORE]
George Makin joined the City Bowling Club in 1949 at the age of 32 and... [READ MORE]
Miriam Manzano was six times Australian Senior Ladies Champion, nine times Australian Champion medallist and... [READ MORE]
Born in Canberra, Peta’s hockey career is a story of hard work and relentless effort.... [READ MORE]
Described as a “living legend” at Eastlake Football Club, Kenneth MacDonald was involved with the... [READ MORE]
A hard-working and talented prop, Stuart represented his district, state and country in rugby union.... [READ MORE]
Harry was the inaugural General Manager of ACT Sports House (established in 1983). In 1992... [READ MORE]
Wally Masur was born in Southampton, England and began playing tennis at the young age... [READ MORE]
As a player, Colin represented Queanbeyan in 220 first grade games in the ACT Rugby... [READ MORE]
Taking up water skiing at the age of six, Bronwyn had become a proficient skier... [READ MORE]
Softballer Sally McCreedy has been a Canberra resident for most of her life and still... [READ MORE]
Warren McDonald grew up in Tasmania and came to Canberra when his father was awarded... [READ MORE]
Herb came to Canberra to play in a local basketball carnival in 1978 and was... [READ MORE]
In addition to his involvement in administration of shooting over the years Jim has continued... [READ MORE]
Les McIntyre is known as the doyen of rugby league administrators to emerge from NSW... [READ MORE]
John’s involvement in Canberra’s local Rugby League spans around 40 years. John has been an... [READ MORE]
Heather McKay was undefeated in competitive squash matches between 1962 and 1981, when she retired... [READ MORE]
Peter McMenamin began playing competition darts in Canberra in 1966 and in the same year... [READ MORE]
Mal Meninga is regarded as one of the all-time greats of Australian sport holding a... [READ MORE]
Michael Milton is Australia’s most successful Winter Paralympian and is only the fourth Australian to... [READ MORE]
Since Bob started orienteering in 1977 he has made major contributions to the sport of... [READ MORE]
Alan epitomises the spirit of the Queanbeyan Tigers Australian Football Club. He is regarded as... [READ MORE]
Siân Mulholland has made a significant contribution to women’s cycling through coaching development, administration, organisation... [READ MORE]
John was born in Melbourne in 1894 and came to live in Canberra in 1927.... [READ MORE]
Julie Murray is one of Australia’s best female footballers. From early in her playing career,... [READ MORE]
As the youngest Australian ever to win the Australian Men’s Open 100 metre Sprint Championship,... [READ MORE]
Colin Nicholas began coaching junior cricketers in Canberra in the 1940’s and continued to do... [READ MORE]
Chris Nunn, OAM has lived in Canberra for over twenty-five years. After a successful career... [READ MORE]
Michael O’Connor has developed a reputation as a superb centre who possessed an array of... [READ MORE]
Tom O’Connor is widely accepted as one of the most talented and naturally gifted all-round... [READ MORE]
ACT Sport Hall of Fame – Full Member Eddie Palubinskas began his basketball journey in... [READ MORE]
Since his first steps on the ice at the age of 11, and right up... [READ MORE]
Siobhan started swimming at the age of eight and two years later was introduced to... [READ MORE]
Jeremy Paul was born in Hamilton New Zealand and started playing Rugby at the age... [READ MORE]
Born in Canberra in 1968, John Pennay is a shining example of local sporting talent.... [READ MORE]
Margaret Pereira, always known as “Meg”, played a crucial role in the development of Bowls... [READ MORE]
Katrina was born in Canberra on the 8 April 1972 and started playing Hockey at... [READ MORE]
During his eleven-year hockey career, Graham Reid rose to great heights as an Australian goalkeeper.... [READ MORE]
Jim has had a life-long association with Football and Futsal (five-a-side football) across all facets... [READ MORE]
Joe Roff has had a highly successful Rugby Union Career since his high school years,... [READ MORE]
Peter Ryan was a trail blazer for ACT Rugby Union with a distinguished playing career... [READ MORE]
Kerry moved to the ACT in 1986 to take up a scholarship at the Australian... [READ MORE]
Originally from Adelaide, Donald Victor Selth grew up with a natural love for sport and... [READ MORE]
Glasgow born Tom Sermanni has been head coach of the Australian women’s football team, the... [READ MORE]
The name Tim Sheens has become synonymous with the sport rugby league. Tim, like his... [READ MORE]
Phil played 254 games for the Canberra Cannons in the National Basketball League between 1983... [READ MORE]
Megan Still was first offered the opportunity to row with the initial Talent Identification Program... [READ MORE]
Sharon rose to prominence in 1988 when she won the Australian Open National Championships. The... [READ MORE]
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