The Canadian Football Hall of Fame (CFHOF) is a

not-for-profit A not-for-profit or non-for-profit organization (NFPO) is a Legal Entity, legal entity that does not distribute surplus funds to its members and is formed to fulfill specific objectives. While not-for-profit organizations and Nonprofit organ ...

corporation, located in

Hamilton, Ontario Hamilton is a port city in the Canadian Provinces and territories of Canada, province of Ontario. Hamilton has a 2021 Canadian census, population of 569,353 (2021), and its Census Metropolitan Area, census metropolitan area, which encompasses ...

, that celebrates achievements in

Canadian football Canadian football, or simply football, is a Sports in Canada, sport in Canada in which two teams of 12 players each compete on a field long and wide, attempting to advance a Ball (gridiron football), pointed oval-shaped ball into the opposi ...

. It is maintained by the

Canadian Football League The Canadian Football League (CFL; , LCF) is a Professional gridiron football, professional Canadian football league in Canada. It comprises nine teams divided into two divisions, with four teams in the East Division (CFL), East Division and f ...

(CFL). It includes displays about the CFL, Canadian university football and Canadian junior football history. The Hall previously had a main feature in the central portion of the

museum A museum is an institution dedicated to displaying or Preservation (library and archive), preserving culturally or scientifically significant objects. Many museums have exhibitions of these objects on public display, and some have private colle ...

where the metal busts of inducted members were displayed prior to the physical building being closed. There were also featured displays that highlight each CFL team's history, and an interactive field goal kicking exhibit. The CFHOF is currently changing to a de-centralized model, which does not include a main museum building. Once during every CFL season, the Hall sponsors the induction ceremony of former players. Included in the "Hall of Fame Weekend" is a regular season game, usually (but not always) affiliated with the

Hamilton Tiger-Cats The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are a professional Canadian football team based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. They are currently members of the East Division (CFL), East Division of the Canadian Football League (CFL). The Tiger-Cats play their home game ...

. Traditionally, the inducted players will come to the Hall and make an acceptance speech in front of the building where their newly sculpted bust is unveiled. A player must be retired from the game for at least three years before being eligible for consideration. A Hall of Fame voting committee is composed of sports writers, selected CFL executives and inducted members.

History

The Canadian Football Hall of Fame officially opened on November 28, 1972. The building was designed by Munro Ploen & Associates of Hamilton. Originally located in downtown

Hamilton Hamilton may refer to: * Alexander Hamilton (1755/1757–1804), first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States * ''Hamilton'' (musical), a 2015 Broadway musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda ** ''Hamilton'' (al ...

, it moved to Tim Hortons Field, home of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, in 2016. The Canadian Football Hall of Fame was awarded to the City of Hamilton in June 1963 following the invitation of Mayor Lloyd Douglas Jackson. The Hamilton Parks Board offered a space near Civic Stadium. In 1963, Ivan Miller, former sports editor of '' The Hamilton Spectator'', was named the first curator. Soon after, the Board of Education purchased the land and building. The Hall moved to its new location in 1972 and closed on September 19, 2015. In 2015, responsibility for the museum moved from the City of Hamilton to the CFL. Statue touchdown cfhof

The old Canadian Football Hall of Fame building was easily identified by the slightly-larger-than-life metal

sculpture Sculpture is the branch of the visual arts that operates in three dimensions. Sculpture is the three-dimensional art work which is physically presented in the dimensions of height, width and depth. It is one of the plastic arts. Durable sc ...

''Touchdown'', featuring a successful receiver being tackled. The sculpture has since been moved to Tim Hortons Field Gate 3. Tim Hortons Field also has 3 display areas – the Grey Cup display at Gate 3, the Media Hall of Fame Wing in the press box area, and the main display area in the premium level concourse. The main display area will feature all 296 busts (as of March 2018) and rotating displays of various artifacts. The displays are accessible during

home games (club-level display open to all ticket holders 15 minutes after the end of the game), as well as Wednesday evenings and Saturday mornings to the public at no charge. The CFHOF also has travelling displays for different CFL team home fields, the Grey Cup, and other events.

Canadian Football Hall of Famers

''*denotes deceased''

A

* Jack Abendschan – ''player'' (K/OG), 2012 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1965–75). * Bob Ackles – ''builder'', 2002 (

BC Lions The BC Lions are a professional Canadian football team based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Lions compete in the West Division (CFL), West Division of the Canadian Football League (CFL), and play their home games at BC Place. The Lions playe ...

as general manager 1975–86, president 2002–2008, and other duties since 1954).* * Junior Ah You – ''player'' (DE), 1997 (

Montreal Alouettes The Montreal Alouettes (Canadian French, French: ''Les Alouettes de Montréal'') are a professional Canadian football team based in Montreal, Quebec. Founded in 1946, the team has disbanded twice and been re-established thrice. The Alouettes compe ...

1972–81). * Roger Aldag – ''player'' (C/OG), 2002 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1976–91). * Damon Allen – ''player'' (QB), 2012 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1985–88, 1993–94; Ottawa Rough Riders 1989–91;

1992; Memphis Mad Dogs 1995;

1996–2002;

Toronto Argonauts The Toronto Argonauts (officially the Toronto Argonaut Football Club and colloquially known as the Argos) are a professional Canadian football team based in Toronto, Ontario. The Argonauts compete in the East Division (CFL), East Division of t ...

2003–2007). * Kelvin Anderson – ''player'' (RB), 2017 (

Calgary Stampeders The Calgary Stampeders are a professional Canadian football team based in Calgary, Alberta. The Stampeders compete in the West Division (CFL), West Division of the Canadian Football League (CFL). The club plays its home games at McMahon Stadium a ...

1996–2002). * Tony Anselmo – ''builder'', 2009 (

as manager and other tasks since 1973).* * Ron Atchison – ''player'' (C/MG/DT), 1978 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1952–68).*

B

* Len Back – ''builder'', 1971 ( Hamilton Tigers as manager 1928–40, 1945–49; Hamilton Flying Wildcats as manager 1941–43;

as manager 1950–80).* * Byron Bailey – ''player'' (FB/DB), 1975 (

1954–64).* * R. Harold Bailey – ''builder'', 1965 ( ORFU president 1941; CRU president 1942–45).* * Bill Baker – ''player'' (DE), 1994 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1968–73, 1977–78;

1974–76). * Harold Ballard – ''builder'', 1987 (

as owner and president 1978–89).* * Donald Barker – ''builder'', 1999 (for his role in developing league officiating since the 1960s).* * John Barrow – ''player'' (OT/DT), 1976 (

1957–70;

as General Manager 1971–75).* * Danny Bass – ''player'' (LB), 2000 (

1980;

1981–83; Edmonton Eskimos 1984–91). * Harry Batstone – ''player'' (HB), 1963 (

1919–21; Queen's University 1922–28, later as coach 1929–31). * * Greg Battle – ''player'' (LB), 2007 (

Winnipeg Blue Bombers The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are a professional Canadian football team based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The Blue Bombers compete in the Canadian Football League (CFL) as a member club of the league's West Division (CFL), West division. They play thei ...

1987–93, 1997–98; Las Vegas Posse/ Ottawa Rough Riders 1994; Memphis Mad Dogs 1995; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1996). * Ormond Beach – ''player'' (LB), 1963 ( Sarnia Imperials 1934–37).* * Al Benecick – ''player'' (OG/OT), 1996 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1959–68; Edmonton Eskimos 1969).* * Paul Bennett – ''player'' (DB), 2002 (

1977–79;

1980–83;

1985–87). * Sam Berger – ''builder'', 1993 ( Ottawa Rough Riders as director, president, a part owner 1930s–1969;

as owner and president 1969–81;

president 1964, 1971).* * Leroy Blugh - ''player'' (DE), 2015. * John Bonk – ''player'' (C), 2008 (

1972–73;

1973–1985). * Josh Bourke - ''player'' (OL), 2023 * John Bowman - ''player'' (DE), 2023 * Ab Box – ''player'' (HB/P), 1965 ( Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers 1930–31, 1935–38;

1932–34).* * David Braley – ''builder'', 2012 (

as owner 1987–90;

as owner 1997–2020; Interim CFL

commissioner A commissioner (commonly abbreviated as Comm'r) is, in principle, a member of a commission or an individual who has been given a commission (official charge or authority to do something). In practice, the title of commissioner has evolved to incl ...

2002;

as owner 2010–2015).* * Joe Breen – ''player'', 1963 (

University of Toronto The University of Toronto (UToronto or U of T) is a public university, public research university whose main campus is located on the grounds that surround Queen's Park (Toronto), Queen's Park in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It was founded by ...

1914–15, 1919–20; Toronto Parkdale Canoe Club 1921–23;

1924–25);

University of Western Ontario The University of Western Ontario (UWO; branded as Western University) is a Public university, public research university in London, Ontario, Canada. The main campus is located on of land, surrounded by residential neighbourhoods and the Thame ...

1929–34 as coach.* * Johnny Bright – ''player'' (RB), 1970 (

1952–54; Edmonton Eskimos 1954–64).* * Clyde Brock – ''player'', 2020 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1965-1975). * Dieter Brock – ''player'' (QB), 1995 (

1974–83;

1983–84). * Tom Brook – ''builder'', 1975 (

as club organizer and president 1948–51, director 1956–58).* * Doug Brown – ''player'' (DT), 2016 (

1997;

2001–11). * D. Wes Brown – ''builder'', 1963 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 40-year executive beginning in 1936, holding the roles of director, treasurer, secretary, and other duties).* * Tom Brown – ''player'' (LB/MG), 1984 (

1961–67). * Less Browne – ''player'' (DB), 2002 (

1984–88;

1989–91; Ottawa Rough Riders 1992;

1993–94). * Paul Brule – ''player'', 2018. * Wally Buono – ''builder'', 2014 (

as head coach 1990–2002;

as head coach 2003–11 and 2016–present). * Willie Burden – ''player'' (RB), 2001 (

1974–81).* * Henry Burris - ''player'' (QB), 2020 ( Ottawa Redblacks,

, Saskatchewan Roughriders,

(1997-2017))

C

* Ben Cahoon – ''player'' (WR), 2014 (

1998–2010). * Anthony Calvillo – ''player'' (QB), 2017 ( Las Vegas Posse 1994,

1995–1997,

1998–2013). * Bob Cameron – ''player'' (P), 2010 (

1980–2002). * Hugh Campbell – ''builder'', 2000 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders as player 1963–68, 1969; Edmonton Eskimos as head coach 1977–82, General manager 1986–97, president and CEO 1998–2006). * Jerry Campbell – ''player'' (LB), 1996 (

1966–68, 1976; Ottawa Rough Riders 1968–75).* * Tom Casey – ''player'' (RB), 1964 ( Hamilton Wildcats 1949;

1950–54, 1956).* * Ken Charlton – ''player'' (RB/FW), 1992 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1941, 1948–54; Winnipeg RCAF Bombers 1942; Regina All-Services Roughriders 1943; Ottawa Rough Riders 1945–47).* * Freddie Childress – ''player'', 2020 * Arthur Chipman – ''builder'', 1969 (

as president 1944–48; WIFU president 1949 and CRU president 1952).* * Frank Clair – ''builder'', 1981 (

as head coach 1950–54; Ottawa Rough Riders as head coach 1956–69, general manager 1970–78).* * Bill Clarke – ''player'' (OT/DT), 1996 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1951–64).* * Tom Clements – ''player'' (QB), 1994 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1975–78; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1979;

1979, 1981–83;

1983–87). * Mike "Pinball" Clemons – ''player'' (RB/KR), 2008 (

1989–2000). * Tommy Joe Coffey – ''player'' (WR/K), 1977 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1959–60, 1962–66;

1967–72;

1973).* *

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– ''player'' (K/R), 1963 ( Toronto Torontos ( ORFU) 1920;

1921–22; Toronto Crosse & Blackwell Chefs 1934).* * Peter Connellan – ''builder'', 2012 ( Calgary Dinos as head coach 1977–95). * Rod Connop – ''player'' (OL), 2005 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1982–97). * Ralph Cooper – ''builder'', 1992 (

organized the Hamilton merger in 1950, and as president 1950–52; various other roles within the league until the 1970s).* * Royal Copeland – ''player'' (HB/DB), 1988 ( Navy 1944;

1945–49, 1952–56;

1950–51).* * Jon Cornish – ''player'', 2019 * Jim Corrigall – ''player'' (DE), 1990 (

1970–81). * Frank Cosentino – ''builder'', 2018. * Bruce Coulter – ''builder'', 1997 (

McGill University McGill University (French: Université McGill) is an English-language public research university in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Founded in 1821 by royal charter,Frost, Stanley Brice. ''McGill University, Vol. I. For the Advancement of Learning, ...

as head coach 1958–61; various directorships and presidencies with Canadian university sports).*

* Grover Covington – ''player'' (DE), 2000 (

1981–91). * Chip Cox – ''player'' (LB), 2022 (

2006–18). * Ernie Cox – ''player'' (C), 1963 ( Hamilton Tigers 1921–31).* * Larry Crawford - ''player'' (DE), 2023 * Ross Craig – ''player'' (RB), 1964 ( Hamilton Alerts 1911–12; Hamilton Tigers 1913–15, 1919–20).* * Hec Crighton – ''builder'', 1985 (served on CRU rules committee in 1947; instrumental in creation of university championship game).* * Carl Cronin – ''player'' (QB/LB/K), 1967 ( Winnipeg 'Pegs 1932–33; Calgary Bronks 1935–39 as coach).* * Andrew Currie – ''builder'', 1974 (officiating and rules committee 1935–70).* * Gord Currie – ''builder'', 2005 (amateur football coach, notably with the Regina Rams 1965–76).* * Bernie Custis – ''builder'', 1998 (amateur and college football coach 1958–88, notably with McMaster in the 1980s).* * Dave Cutler – ''player'' (K), 1998 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1969–84). * Wes Cutler – ''player'' (T/E/R), 1968 (

1931–32;

1933–38).*

D

* Peter Dalla Riva – ''player'' (TE), 1993 (

1968–81). * Andrew P. Davies – ''builder'', 1969 ( Ottawa Rough Riders as player/coach 1920s, executive officer, and team physician until 1948).* * Eddie Davis - ''player'' (DB), 2015. * John DeGruchy – ''builder'', 1963 (president of the CRU 1925, 1930, 1935; president of the ORFU for 25 years).* * Dave Dickenson – ''player'' (QB), 2015. Rocky Dipietro - 1989

* Rocky DiPietro – ''player'' (SB/WR), 1997 (

1978–91). * George Dixon – ''player'' (RB), 1974 (

1959–65).* * Paul Dojack – ''builder'', 1978 (30 years of officiating in the west; officiating supervisor in 1971–72).* * Eric Duggan – ''builder'', 1981 ( Calgary Bronks as player 1936; Edmonton Eskimos player 1927–32, executive 1949–60).* * Jacques Dussault - ''builder'', 2023 * Seppi DuMoulin – ''builder'', 1963 ( Hamilton Tigers as player 1894–1906 and later as team president;

honorary coach 1919; later president of WCRFU, ORFU, and IRFU; instrumental in development of football in west during 1900–1920).* * Matt Dunigan – ''player'' (QB), 2006 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1983–87;

1988–89;

1990–91;

1992–94; Birmingham Barracudas 1995;

1996;

2004 as coach/GM).

E

* Ray Elgaard – ''player'' (SB), 2002 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1983–96). * Solomon Elimimian - ''player'' (LB), 2023 * Abe Eliowitz – ''player'' (QB/P), 1969 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1933–35; Montreal Indians 1936–37).* * Eddie Emerson – ''player'' (C/FB/LB), 1963 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1912–15, 1919–35, 1937, as team president 1930–31, 1947–51).* * Ron Estay – ''player'' (DE), 2003 (

1972–73; Edmonton Eskimos 1973–82). * Sam Etcheverry – ''player'' (QB), 1969 (

1952–60).* * Keith Evans – ''builder'', 2022 (

Calgary Colts The Calgary Colts are a Canadian Junior Football team based in Calgary, Alberta Calgary () is a major city in the Provinces and territories of Canada, Canadian province of Alberta. As of 2021, the city proper had a population of 1,306,784 ...

1965–2019).* * Terry Evanshen – ''player'' (WR), 1984 (

1965, 1970–73;

1966–69;

1974–77;

1978).

F

* Lloyd Fairbanks - ''player'' (OL), 2023 * Bernie Faloney – ''player'' (QB), 1974 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1954;

1957–64;

1965–66;

1967).* * Cap Fear – ''player'' (OW), 1967 (

1919–25; Montreal AAA Winged Wheelers 1927; Hamilton Tigers 1928–32).* * Dave Fennell – ''player'' (DT), 1990 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1974–83). * Mervyn Fernandez – ''player'', 2019 (

1982-86 & 1994) * Johnny Ferraro – ''player'' (P/K/QB/FB), 1966 ( Hamilton Tigers 1934–35; Montreal Indians 1936–37, 1940; Montreal Nationals ( ORFU 1938–39).* * Dan Ferrone – ''player'' (OG), 2013 (

1981–88, 1990–92;

1989). * Norm Fieldgate – ''player'' (DE/OE/LB/DB), 1979 (

1954–67).* * Willie Fleming – ''player'' (RB), 1982 (

1959–66). * Scott Flory – ''player'', 2018. * Darren Flutie – ''player'' (WR), 2007 (

1991–96; Edmonton Eskimos 1996–97;

1998–2002). * Doug Flutie – ''player'' (QB), 2008 (

1990–91;

1992–95;

1996–1997). * Chris Flynn – ''player'' (QB), 2011 ( Saint Mary's Huskies 1987–1990). * Sidney Forster – ''builder'', 2001 (instrumental in amateur football, notably the Northern Football Conference as coach and president).* * William C. Foulds – ''builder'', 1963 (

as player 1908–10;

as head coach 1911, 1914–15; various positions in CRU).* * Gino Fracas – ''builder'', 2011 (

University of Alberta The University of Alberta (also known as U of A or UAlberta, ) is a public research university located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It was founded in 1908 by Alexander Cameron Rutherford, the first premier of Alberta, and Henry Marshall Tory, t ...

as head coach 1963–66;

University of Windsor The University of Windsor (UWindsor, U of W, or UWin) is a public university, public research university in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. It is Canada's southernmost university. It has approximately 17,500 students. The university was incorporated by ...

as head coach 1968–87).* * Bill Frank – ''player'' (OT/DT), 2001 (

1962–64;

1965–68;

1968–76).* * Brian Fryer – ''player'' (WR), 2013 (

1972–1975, Edmonton Eskimos 1978–85; Ottawa Rough Riders 1985). * Greg B. Fulton – ''builder'', 1995 (major statistician for the CFL from 1966 to 1973 and a member of rules committee).*

G

* Tony Gabriel – ''player'' (TE), 1984 (

1971–74; Ottawa Rough Riders 1975–81). * Gene Gaines – ''player'' (HB), 1994 (

1961, 1970–76; Ottawa Rough Riders 1962–1969).*

* Hugh Gall – ''player'' (HB/K), 1963 (

1908–12, 1914 as coach; Toronto Parkdale Canoe Club 1913).* * Jake Gaudaur – ''builder'', 1984 ( Hamilton Tigers and

as player 1940, 1948–53, director 1952–53, president 1954–55, general manager 1956–67;

as player 1941; Toronto RCAF Hurricanes as player 1942; Toronto Indians as player 1945–46;

as player 1947; CFL commissioner 1968–84).* * Ed George – ''player'' (OL), 2005 (

1970–74;

1978–80). * Frank M. Gibson – ''builder'', 1996 (

as organizing the merger in 1950 and serving in various executive roles until 1983). * Tony Golab – ''player'' (RB/FW), 1964 ( Sarnia Imperials 1938; Ottawa Rough Riders 1939–41, 1945–50; Ottawa RCAF Uplands 1942).* * Miles Gorrell – ''player'' (OT), 2013 (

1978–82; Ottawa Rough Riders 1982; Montreal Concordes 1982–85;

1985–91, 1996;

1992–95). *

Bud Grant Harry Peter "Bud" Grant Jr. (May 20, 1927 – March 11, 2023) was an American professional football player and coach in the National Football League (NFL) and Canadian Football League (CFL). Grant was head coach of the NFL's Minnesota Viki ...

– ''builder'', 1983 (

as player 1953–56, later as head coach 1957–66). He was the first coach to be a member of both the Canadian Football Hall of Fame and the

Pro Football Hall of Fame The Pro Football Hall of Fame is the hall of fame for professional football (gridiron), professional American football, located in Canton, Ohio. Opened on September 7, 1963, the Hall of Fame enshrines exceptional figures in the sport of profes ...

( NFL).* * Tommy Grant – ''player'' (RB), 1995 (

1956–68;

1969).* * Herb Gray – ''player'' (DE/OG), 1983 (

1956–65).* * Terry Greer – ''player'' (WR), 2019, (

1980–85).

* Albert Grey, 4th Earl Grey – ''builder'', 1963 (for donating the

Grey Cup The Grey Cup () is both the championship game of the Canadian Football League (CFL) and the trophy awarded to the victorious team playing in the namesake championship of professional Canadian football. The game is contested between the winners ...

trophy in 1909).* * Dean Griffing – ''player'' (C), 1965 ( Regina Roughriders 1936–43, later as team manager 1953–57; Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers 1944;

1945–47, also as coach/part owner;).* * Harry Crawford Griffith – ''builder'', 1966 (

as player/head coach 1908–10; president of the CRU 1913 and later served on rules committee).*

H

* Sydney Halter – ''builder'', 1966 (

as executive 1934–53; first commissioner of the CFL 1958–66).* * Tracy Ham – ''player'' (QB), 2010 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1987–92;

1993; Baltimore Stallions 1994–95;

1996–99). * Frank Hannibal – ''builder'', 1963 (

as president 1934–36, 1941, instrumental in bringing the Grey Cup west for the first time).* * Fritz Hanson – ''player'' (RB), 1963 (

1935–46;

1947–48).* * Rodney Harding – ''player'' (DT), 2016 (

1985–94; Memphis Mad Dogs 1995;

1996). * Dickie Harris – ''player'' (DB), 1998 (

1972–80; Montreal Concordes 1982). * Wayne Harris – ''player'' (LB), 1976 (

1961–72).* * Herm Harrison – ''player'' (LB/TE), 1993 (

1964–72).* * Larry Haylor – ''builder'', 2014 ( University of Saskatchewan as coach 1971–73;

as coach 1984–2006).* * Lew Hayman – ''builder'', 1975 (

as coach 1932–40, later as executive 1955–83; Toronto RCAF Hurricanes as coach 1941–45;

as club organizer, coach, GM, and part owner 1946–54).* * John Helton – ''player'' (DE/DT), 1985 (

1969–78;

1979–82). * Ed Henick – ''builder'', 2003 (amateur football coach, promoter, and organizer, notably with Saskatoon Hilltops 1947–1964).* * Garney Henley – ''player'' (DB/WR), 1979 (

1960–75). * Larry Highbaugh – ''player'' (DB), 2004 (

1971–72; Edmonton Eskimos 1972–83).* * Tom Hinton – ''player'' (G), 1991 (

1958–66). * Condredge Holloway – ''player'' (QB), 1998 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1975–80;

1981–86;

1987). * Jim Hopson – ''builder'', 2019 * Dick Huffman – ''player'' (OT/DT), 1987 (

1951–55;

1956–57).* * John Hufnagel – ''builder'', 2020 * Billy Hughes – ''builder'', 1974 ( Montreal AAA Winged Wheelers as coach 1919–22; Queen's University as coach 1922–26; Ottawa Rough Riders as coach 1935–36; Lachine RCAF Manning Pool ( QRFU) as coach 1942–43).* * Tom Hugo – ''player'', 2018.*

I

* Hank Ilesic – ''player'' (P), 2018. * Jake Ireland – ''builder'', 2013 (Referee 1979–2008). * Bob Isbister – ''player'' (FW), 1965 ( Hamilton Tigers 1906–15, 1919).*

J

* Russ Jackson – ''player'' (QB), 1973 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1958–69;

1975–76 as coach). * Jack Jacobs – ''player'' (QB), 1963 (

1950–54).* * Eddie James – ''player'' (FW), 1963 ( Regina Roughriders 1920s–1930s; Regina Pats 1928; Winnipeg St. John's 1930, 1932; Winnipeg 'Pegs 1935).* * Gerry James – ''player'' (RB), 1981 (

1952–55, 1957–62; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1964).* * Alondra Johnson – ''player'' (LB), 2009 (

1989–90;

1991–2003; Saskatchewan Roughriders 2004). * Brent Johnson – ''player'' (DE), 2018 (

2001–2011). * Will Johnson – ''player'' (DL), 2021 (

1989–1996; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1997). * Tyrone Jones – ''player'' (LB), 2012 (

1983–87, 1989–1991; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1992;

1993).* * Bobby Jurasin – ''player'' (DE), 2006 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1986–1997;

1998).

K

* Greg Kabat – ''player'' (FW/G/QB), 1996 (

1933–1940;

Vancouver Grizzlies The Vancouver Grizzlies were a Canadian professional basketball team based in Vancouver. The Grizzlies competed in the National Basketball Association (NBA) as a member of the Midwest Division (NBA), Midwest Division of the Western Conference ( ...

, 1941 as player/coach).* * Joe Kapp – ''player'' (QB), 1984 (

1959–61;

1961–66).* * Jerry Keeling – ''player'' (DB/QB), 1989 (

1961–72; Ottawa Rough Riders 1973–75;

1975).* * Brian Kelly – ''player'' (WR), 1991 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1979–87). * Ellison Kelly – ''player'' (G/T/DE/LB), 1992 (

1960–70;

1971–72).* * Danny Kepley – ''player'' (LB), 1996 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1975–84). *

Eagle Keys Eagle Keys (December 4, 1923 – December 20, 2012) was an American born professional Canadian football player who played and coached in the Canadian Football League (CFL). He is currently List of Canadian Football League head coaches by wins, ...

– ''builder'', 1990 (

as player 1949–51; Edmonton Eskimos as player 1952–54 and as coach 1959–63; Saskatchewan Roughriders as coach 1965–70;

as coach 1971–75).* * Norm Kimball – ''builder'', 1991 ( Edmonton Eskimos as president and COO 1961–1985;

as partial owner 1986–87). * Tuffy Knight – ''builder'', 2007 ( Wilfrid Laurier University as coach 1966–83;

as Director of Player Personnel 1984–88;

University of Waterloo The University of Waterloo (UWaterloo, UW, or Waterloo) is a Public university, public research university located in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. The main campus is on of land adjacent to uptown Waterloo and Waterloo Park. The university also op ...

as coach 1988–97). * Bob Kramer – ''builder'', 1987 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders as president 1951–53, 1961–65; president WIFU 1960).* * Joe Krol – ''player'' (RB/QB), 1963 ( Hamilton Flying Wildcats 1942–44;

1945–52, 1955).* * Norman Kwong – ''player'' (RB), 1969 (

1948–50; Edmonton Eskimos 1951–60).*

L

* Éric Lapointe – ''player'' (RB), 2012 (

Mount Allison University Mount Allison University (also Mount A or MtA) is a Canadian primarily undergraduate liberal arts university located in Sackville, New Brunswick, founded in 1839. Mount Allison was the first university in the British Empire to award a baccal ...

1995–98). * Ron Lancaster – ''player'' (QB), 1982 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1960–62; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1963–78, later as coach 1979–80; Edmonton Eskimos as coach 1991–97;

as coach 1998–2003, 2006).* * Smirle Lawson – ''player'' (RB), 1963 (

1908–10;

1911–14).* * Pep Leadley – ''player'' (RB/K), 1963 ( Hamilton Tigers 1919–20, 1926–30; Queen's University 1921–25).* * Les Lear – ''player'' (OL/DL), 1974 (

1938–41; Winnipeg RCAF Bombers 1942–43;

as player/coach 1948).* * Ken Lehmann – ''player'' (LB), 2011 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1964–71;

1972). * Marv Levy - ''builder'', 2021 (

1973-77 as coach), the second coach to be a member of both the Canadian Football Hall of Fame and the

( NFL). * Leo Lewis – ''player'' (RB), 1973 (

1955–66).* * Nik Lewis – ''player'' (SB), 2021 (

2004–2014;

2015–2018). * Moe Lieberman – ''builder'', 1973 (

as player 1915; Edmonton Eskimos as player 1921–22, manager 1922, director 1930s, and club organizer and director 1949–57).* * Don Loney – ''builder'', 2013 ( St. Francis Xavier University as coach 1957–73).* * Neil Lumsden – ''player'' (RB), 2014 (

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1972–75;

1976–78;

1978–79; Edmonton Eskimos 1980–85). * Earl Lunsford – ''player'' (FB), 1983 (

1956, 1959–63).* * Marv Luster – ''player'' (OE/DB), 1990 (

1961–64, 1973–74;

1964–72).* * Don Luzzi – ''player'' (OT/DT), 1985 (

1958–69).*

M

* Gene Makowsky – ''player'' (OT), 2015 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1995–2011). *

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– ''builder'', 2011 ( Edmonton Eskimos as assistant coach 1977–82;

as head coach 1983–87;

as head coach 1990, 1996–98, 2008; Saskatchewan Roughriders as head coach, 1991–93; Baltimore Stallions as head coach 1994–95; Edmonton Eskimos as head coach 1999–2000;

as head coach 2002–06).* * Harry McBrien – ''builder'', 1978 (for officiating and rules committee; CRU executive 1951–1966; Grey Cup coordinator 1958–68).* * Jimmy McCaffrey – ''builder'', 1967 ( Ottawa Rough Riders as manager 1923–59; president IRFU and CRU).* * Paul McCallum – ''player'' (K/P), 2022 (

1993/94, 2006–14, 2016; Ottawa Rough Riders 1993, Saskatchewan Roughriders 1994–2005, 2015). * Dave McCann – ''builder'', 1966 ( Ottawa Rough Riders as player 1907–15, coach 1925–27; CRU president 1927, rules committee until 1958).* * Chester McCance – ''player'' (K/E), 1976 (

1937–41, 1945; Winnipeg RCAF Bombers 1942–43;

1946–50).* * Don McDonald – ''builder'', 2016 (administrator of minor football in Saskatchewan and the Saskatoon Hilltops). * Frank McGill – ''player'' (QB), 1965 (

1910s; Montreal AAA Winged Wheelers 1910s–1920s).* * George McGowan – ''player'' (WR), 2003 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1971–78). * Danny McManus – ''player'' (QB), 2011 (

1990–92;

1993–95; Edmonton Eskimos 1996–97;

1998–2005;

2006). * Donald McNaughton – ''builder'', 1994 (coordinated the Schenley Awards, 1963–88). * Don McPherson – ''builder'', 1983 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders as president 1956–57;

chaired the reorganization committee 1962).* * Ed McQuarters – ''player'' (DT), 1988 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1966–74). * John P. Metras – ''builder'', 1980 ( St. Michael's College ( ORFU) as player 1933–34;

as assistant coach 1935–38, head coach 1939–69, and other roles).* * Barron Miles – ''player'', 2018. * Rollie Miles – ''player'' (RB/DB/LB), 1980 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1951–61).* * Jim Mills – ''player'' (OT), 2009 (

1986–93/95; Ottawa Rough Riders 1994). * Derrell Mitchell – ''player'' (WR), 2016 (

1997–03; Edmonton Eskimos 2004–06;

2007). * Douglas Mitchell – ''builder'', 2021 ( CFL commissioner 1984–1988 (

as a player 1960).* * Percival Molson – ''player'' (RB/K), 1963 (

1898–1901; Montreal AAA Winged Wheelers 1902–06).* * Joe Montford – ''player'' (DE), 2011 ( Shreveport Pirates 1995;

1996–2001, 2003–04;

2002; Edmonton Eskimos 2005–2006). * Ken Montgomery – ''builder'', 1970 ( Edmonton Eskimos as president 1952–54; president CRU and WIFU).* * Warren Moon – ''player'' (QB), 2001 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1978–83). As of 2010, the only player to be a member of both the Canadian Football Hall of Fame and the

( NFL). * Frank Morris – ''player'' (OG/DT), 1983 ( Navy 1942; Navy 1943–44;

1945–49; Edmonton Eskimos 1950–58).* *

Teddy Morris Allan Byron (Teddy) Morris (March 1910 – September 5, 1965) was a Canadian Football Hall of Fame player and coach for the Toronto Argonauts. Morris began playing Canadian football with Toronto playground teams and moved on to the Winnipeg Nativ ...

– ''player'', 1964 (

1931–39, later as assistant coach 1940–41, head coach 1945–49; Navy as coach 1942–44).* * Angelo Mosca – ''player'' (DT/OT/MG), 1987 (

1958–59, 1962–72; Ottawa Rough Riders 1960–61;

1962).* * Cal Murphy – ''builder'', 2004 (

as assistant coach 1972–75, head coach 1975–76;

as assistant coach 1977; Edmonton Eskimos as assistant coach 1978–82;

as head coach, GM, 1983–96; Saskatchewan Roughriders as head coach 1999).* * James Murphy – ''player'' (WR), 2000 (

1982–90).

N

* Don Narcisse – ''player'' (WR), 2010 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1987–99). * Roger Nelson – ''player'' (OT/DT/OG/OT), 1985 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1954, 1956–67).* * Ray Nettles – ''player'' (LB), 2005 (

1972–77;

1977;

1978; Ottawa Rough Riders 1979;

1980).* * Peter Neumann – ''player'' (DE), 1979 (

1951–64).* * Jack Newton – ''builder'', 1964 (

player/captain 1907–09;

player/coach 1912; Sarnia Imperials coach 1919–29).*

O

* Bob O'Billovich – ''builder'', 2015 * Red O'Quinn – ''player'' (E), 1981 (

1952–59, later as general manager; Ottawa Rough Riders as general manager).* * Mike O'Shea – ''player'' (LB), 2017 (

1996–99;

2000;

2001–08). * Uzooma Okeke – ''player'' (OT), 2014 ( Shreveport Pirates 1994–1995; Ottawa Rough Riders 1996;

1997–2010).

P

* Tony Pajaczkowski – ''player'' (DE/G), 1988 (

1955–65;

1966–67).* * Jackie Parker – ''player'' (QB/HB/WR/K/P), 1971 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1954–62;

1963–65;

1968).* * James Parker – ''player'' (LB/DE), 2001 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1980–83;

1984–89;

1990–91).* * Lui Passaglia – ''player'' (K/P), 2004 (

1976–2000). Hal Patterson - football player

* Hal Patterson – ''player'' (OE/DB), 1971 (

1954–60;

1961–67).* * Elfrid Payton – ''player'' (DE), 2010 (

1991–93, 2000, 2004; Shreveport Pirates 1994; Baltimore Stallions 1994–95;

1996–99;

2001; Edmonton Eskimos 2002–03). * Gordon Perry – ''player'' (RB), 1970 ( Montreal AAA Winged Wheelers 1928–34).* * Norm Perry – ''player'' (RB), 1963 ( Sarnia Imperials 1928–35).* * Rudy Phillips – ''player'' (OG), 2009 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1981–84; Edmonton Eskimos 1986–87;

1988). * Joe Pistilli – ''builder'', 2010 ( Quebec Junior Football League as manager and other tasks 1967–present). * Allen Pitts – ''player'' (WR), 2006 (

1990–2000). * Ernie Pitts – ''player'', 2019* (

1957-69). * Willie Pless – ''player'' (LB), 2005 (

1986–89;

1990; Edmonton Eskimos 1991–98; Saskatchewan Roughriders 1999). *

Ken Ploen Kenneth Ploen (June 3, 1935 – February 13, 2024) was an American professional gridiron football, football player who was a star quarterback and safety for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League (CFL). The Lost Nation, Iowa ...

– ''player'' (QB/DB), 1975 (

1957–67).* * Joe Poplawski – ''player'' (SB), 1998 (

1978–86). * Ken Preston – ''builder'', 1990 ( Queen's University as player 1936–39;

as player 1941–42; Ottawa Rough Riders as player 1945; Saskatchewan Roughriders as player 1940, 1943, player/coach 1946–48, and general manager 1958–78).*Ken Preston, 73, managed Saskatchewan Roughriders: ity EditionKitchener - Waterloo Record itchener, Ont06 Aug 1991: A10. * Mike Pringle – ''player'' (RB), 2008 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1992, 2003–04; Sacramento Gold Miners 1993; Baltimore Stallions 1994–95;

1996–2002).

Q

* Silver Quilty – ''player'' (FW), 1966 (

1907–1912; Ottawa Rough Riders 1913;

1914).*

R

* Moe Racine – ''player'' (OT/K), 2014 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1958–74).* * Dave Raimey – ''player'' (RB/KR), 2000 (

1965–68;

1969–74). * Ricky Ray – ''player'' (QB), 2022 ( Edmonton Eskimos 2002–03, 2005–11;

2012–18). * Russ Rebholz – ''player'' (RB/QB), 1963 ( Winnipeg St. John's 1932;

1933–38).* * Larry Reda – ''builder'', 2015 * George Reed – ''player'' (RB), 1979 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1963–75).* * Ted Reeve – ''player'', 1963 (

1923; Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers 1924–30, later as coach 1945–46; Queen's University as coach 1933–38; Montreal Royals as coach 1939; Toronto Beaches Indians as coach, 1948).* * Dave Ridgway – ''player'' (K), 2003 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1982–95). * Frank Rigney – ''player'' (OT), 1984 (

1958–67).* * Al Ritchie – ''builder'', 1963 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders as manager 1921–28 and coach 1930–32, 1935, 1942).* * Dave Ritchie – ''builder'', 2022 ( Montreal Concordes / Alouettes as assistant coach 1983–87, 1995, as head coach 1997–98;

as assistant coach 1990–91, as head coach 1999–2004; Ottawa Rough Riders as assistant coach 1992;

as head coach 1993–95, as assistant coach 2005–07).* * Charles Roberts – ''player'' (RB), 2014 (

2001–08;

2008). * Larry Robinson – ''player'' (DB/K/R), 1998 (

1961–75).* * Rocco Romano – ''player'' (OG), 2007 (

1987, 1992–2000;

1988; Ottawa Rough Riders 1989;

1990–91). * Mike Rodden – ''builder'', 1964 ( Queen's University as player 1910–13, coach 1916;

as player 1914; Toronto Parkdale Canoe Club as player 1915, coach 1921–22;

as player 1919–20, coach 1920, 1926; Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers as coach 1924; Hamilton Tigers as coach 1927–30, 1937).* * Paul Rowe – ''player'' (RB), 1964 ( Calgary Bronks 1938–40;

1945–50).* * Martin Ruby – ''player'' (OT/DT), 1974 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1951–57).* * Jeff Russel – ''player'' (RB), 1963 ( Royal Military College of Canada 1917–20;

1920–22; Montreal AAA Winged Wheelers 1922–25).* * Joe Ryan – ''builder'', 1968 (

as manager 1931–41).*

S

* Ralph Sazio – ''builder'', 1988 (

as player 1950–53, head coach 1963–67, general manager 1968–75, 1980, president 1973–77, vice-president of football operations 1978–80;

as president 1981–90).* * Stan Schwartz – ''builder'', 2017 (

as assistant coach 1976–84, as president 1996–2004) * Tom Scott – ''player'' (SB), 1998 (

1974–77; Edmonton Eskimos 1978–83;

1984). * Vince Scott – ''player'' (DG), 1982 ( Hamilton Wildcats 1949;

1950, 1952–62).* * Dick Shatto – ''player'' (FB/HB/SB/F), 1975 (

1954–65).* * Frank "Shag" Shaughnessy – ''builder'', 1963 (

as coach 1912–28).* * Tom Shepherd – ''builder'', 2008 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders as president 1966–present).* * Roy Shivers – ''builder'', 2022 (

as assistant coach 1983–85, as personnel manager 1986–89, 2008–17,

as personnel manager 1990–94, 1996–99, Birmingham Barracudas as general manager 1995, Saskatchewan Roughriders as general manager 2000–06). * Hap Shouldice – ''builder'', 1977 (mostly for contributions to league rules and officiating including the CFL's first director of officiating in 1972).* * Geroy Simon – ''player'' (WR), 2017 (

1999–2000,

2001–2012, Saskatchewan Roughriders 2013) * Ben Simpson – ''player'' (HB/K), 1963 ( Queen's University 1899–1903; Hamilton Tigers 1904–10).* * Bob Simpson – ''player'' (FW/RB/DB), 1976 ( Windsor Rockets 1949; Ottawa Rough Riders 1950–62).* * Jimmie Simpson – ''builder'', 1985 ( Hamilton Tigers as player 1928–38; Hamilton Flying Wildcats as player 1943–44;

as trainer 1953–74; also for officiating 1945–56).* * Karl Slocomb – ''builder'', 1989 (

as executive 1940s–1950s, president 1953; later as president of WIFU 1956 and CRU 1960).* * Frank Smith – ''builder'', 2019 * Larry Smith - ''builder'', 2023 * Victor Spencer – ''builder'', 2006 ( Hamilton Tigers as player

as club organizer, director, and executive in the 1950s, serving other roles since then).* * David Sprague – ''player'' (RB/DT), 1963 ( Hamilton Tigers 1930–32; Ottawa Rough Riders 1933–40).* * Harry Spring – ''builder'', 1976 (Meraloma Club (BCRFU) as president 1937;

as treasurer 1955–56, vice-president 1957, and president 1958–59).* * Milt Stegall – ''player'' (SB), 2012 (

1995–2008). * Orlondo Steinauer – player (S), 2021 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1996;

1997–2000;

2001–2008). * Art Stevenson – ''player'' (RB/QB/K), 1969 (

1937–41).* * Ron Stewart – ''player'' (RB), 1977 ( Queen's University 1953–57; Ottawa Rough Riders 1958–70). * Bummer Stirling – ''player'' (K/RB), 1966 ( Sarnia Imperials 1929–38).* * Annis Stukus – ''builder'', 1974 (

as player 1935–41; Toronto Oakwood Indians as player/coach 1942; Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers as player 1943; Navy Bulldogs as player 1944; Toronto Indians as player 1945–46; Edmonton Eskimos as player 1949–50, coach/general manager 1949–51;

as coach/general manager 1954–55).* * Don Sutherin – ''player'' (DB/K), 1992 (

1958, 1960–66; Ottawa Rough Riders 1967–69;

1970).* * Bill Symons – ''player'' (HB), 1997 (

1966;

1967–73).

T

* Piffles Taylor – ''builder'', 1963. (

as player pre-WWI; Regina Roughriders as player 1914–16, 1919–20, later as president 1934–36; Regina Boat Club as player 1920–21 and coach 1922–23; later president of WIFU and CRU).* * Dave Thelen – ''player'' (RB), 1989 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1958–64;

1965–66). * Dick Thornton – ''player'' (DB/KR), 2022 (

1961–66;

1967–72).* * Brian Timmis – ''player'' (OT), 1963 ( Ottawa Seconds ( QRFU) 1919; Regina Roughriders 1920–22; Ottawa Rough Riders 1923; Hamilton Tigers 1924–38).* * Tim Tindale – ''player'' (RB), 2022 (

Western Mustangs The Western Mustangs are the athletic teams that represent University of Western Ontario, Western University in London, Ontario, Canada. The school's athletic program supports 46 Varsity team, varsity teams. Their mascot is a Mustang named J.W. a ...

1990–1994). * Frank Tindall – ''builder'', 1984 (

as player 1933–34; Queen's University as coach 1939–75).* * Buddy Tinsley – ''player'' (OT/DT), 1982 (

1950–60).* * Andy Tommy – ''player'' (FW/HB), 1989 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1933–41, 1946–47;

1945).* * Brian Towriss – ''builder'', 2017 ( Saskatchewan Huskies as assistant coach 1980–83; as coach 1984–2016). * Herb Trawick – ''player'' (OT), 1975 (

1946–57).* * Joe Tubman – ''player'' (HB/K), 1968 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1919–31).* * Whit Tucker – ''player'' (HB/F), 1993 (

1960–61; Ottawa Rough Riders 1962–70).*

U

* Ted Urness – ''player'' (G/T/C), 1989 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders 1961–70).* * Larry Uteck – ''builder'', 2020*

V

* Kaye Vaughan – ''player'' (OG/OT/DT), 1978 ( Ottawa Rough Riders 1953–64).* * Terry Vaughn – ''player'' (SB/WR), 2011 (

1995–98; Edmonton Eskimos 1999–2004;

2005;

2006). * Greg Vavra – ''player'', 2020 * Pierre Vercheval – ''player'' (OG), 2007 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1988–92;

1993–97;

1998–2001).

W

* Virgil Wagner – ''player'' (RB/HB), 1980 (

1946–54).* *

Chris Walby Chris Walby (born October 23, 1956) is a retired Canadian Football League player who played the offensive tackle position almost exclusively with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He won three Grey Cups with the Bombers in 72nd Grey Cup, 1984, 76th Gre ...

– ''player'' (OT), 2003 (

1981;

1981–96). * Mike Walker – ''player'' (DT), 2021 ( Hamilton Tiger Cats 1982–1989; Edmonton Eskimos 1990–1991). * Clair Warner – ''builder'', 1965 ( Saskatchewan Roughriders as player 1924–32, executive 1934–70, president 1941).* * Bert Warwick – ''builder'', 1964 ( Winnipeg St. John's as player;

as coach 1945, executive; later as executive of CRU/CFL).* * Glen Weir – ''player'' (DT), 2009 (

1972–1981; Montreal Concordes 1982–84).* * Bob Wetenhall – ''builder'', 2015* * Huck Welch – ''player'' (RB/K), 1964 ( Hamilton Tigers 1928–29, 1935–37); Montreal AAA Winged Wheelers 1930–34).* * James West – ''player'' (LB), 2016 (

1982–84;

1985–92;

1993). * Tom Wilkinson – ''player'' (QB), 1987 (

1967–70;

1971; Edmonton Eskimos 1972–81). * David Williams – ''player'' (WR), 2019 (

1988–89; Ottawa Rough Riders 1990; Edmonton Eskimos 1991;

1991–92;

1993–95.* * Gizmo Williams – ''player'' (KR/WR), 2006 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1986–2000). * Al Wilson – ''player'' (OL), 1997 (

1972–86). * Don Wilson – ''player'' (DB), 2021 ( Edmonton Eskimos 1987–1989, 1993–1994, 1998;

1990–1992, 1995–1996;

1997). * Seymour Wilson – ''builder'', 1984 ( Hamilton Tigers as player 1930–37; officiating 1938–70).* * Earl Winfield – ''player'' (WR/KR), 2013 (

1987–97). * Harvey Wylie – ''player'' (DB/KR), 1980 (

1956–64).*

Y

* Dan Yochum – ''player'' (OT), 2004 (

1972–1980; Edmonton Eskimos 1980).* * Jim Young – ''player'' (WR), 1991 ( Queen's University 1961–63;

1967–79).

Z

* Ben Zambiasi – ''player'' (LB), 2004 (

1978–87;

1988). * Bill Zock – ''player'' (G/T), 1984 (

1937–41; Toronto Balmy Beach Beachers 1942–44; Edmonton Eskimos 1951–54).*

Football reporters of Canada

In addition to builders of the sport, and players, the Hall of Fame also has a section dedicated towards broadcasters and reporters of the sport.

Inductees

* Ernie Afaganis, 1988 * Tony Allen, 1981 * Perc Allen, 1991 * Ralph Allen, 1990 * Jeff Avery, 2017 *

John Badham John MacDonald Badham (born August 25, 1939) is an American film and television director, best known for directing the films ''Saturday Night Fever'' (1977), ''Dracula (1979 film), Dracula'' (1979), ''Blue Thunder'' (1983), ''WarGames'' (1983), ...

, 1995 * Mike Beamish, 2014 * Eric Bishop, 1987 * Bob Bratina, 1998 * Rheaume Brisebois, 1982 * Stephen Brunt, 2007 * Ernie Calcutt, 2017* * Dink Carroll, 1986 * Tom Casey, 2004 * Don Chevrier, 2016* * Rick Cluff, 1999 * Cam Cole, 2002 * Jim Coleman, 1980 * Jim Cox, 1997 * Gordon Craig, 1996 * Chris Cuthbert, 2014 * Steve Daniel, 2024 * Darrell Davis, 2006 * Vern DeGeer, 1981 * Dave Dryburgh, 1981 * Pierre Dufault, 2001 * Milt Dunnell, 1986 * Johnny Esaw, 1984 * Trent Frayne, 1987 * Bob Frewin, 1990 * Kent Gilchrist, 2005 * Bill Good, Sr., 1982 * Paul Graham, 2018 * Bryan Hall, 1989 * Vicki Hall, 2023 * Bob Hanley, 1992 * Bob Hooper, 2021 * Bob Hughes, 1990 * Jim Hunt, 1987 * Gorde Hunter, 1983 * Jon Hynes, 2023 * Bob Irving, 1997 * Dale Isaac, 2003 * Mal Isaac, 2003 * Terry Jones, 2002 * Jim Kearney, 1993 * Graham Kelly, 2002 * George Kent, 1988 * Terry Kielty, 1991 *

Farhan Lalji Farhan Lalji is a Vancouver-based sports reporter and the Vancouver Bureau Reporter for The Sports Network, TSN's SportsCentre. He previously anchored ''SportsCentre, SportsDesk'' between 1997 and 2000. Career Lalji joined TSN in 1997 as an a ...

, 2024 * Eddie MacCabe, 1985 * Al Maki, 2006 * Pat Marsden, 1989 * Norm Marshall, 1989 * Peter Martin, 2000 * Jack Matheson, 1986 * Rick Matsumoto, 1994 * Al McCann, 1993 * J. P. McConnell, 1996 * Wes McKnight, 1985 * Paul McLean, 2009 * Tom Melville, 1988 * Ivan Miller, 1979 * Steve Milton, 2012 * Bob Moir, 1985 * Dave Naylor, 2015 * Ken Newans, 1991 * Andy O'Brien, 1980 * Basil O'Meara, 1979 * Bernie Pascall, 2021 * Joe Pascucci, 2015 * Hal Pawson, 1983 * Bob Picken, 1992 * Jim Proudfoot, 1992 * Tony Proudfoot, 2008 * Pierre Proulx, 1985 * Gillis Purcell, 1987 * Dan Ralph, 2012 * Ted Reeve, 1979 * Al Ruckaber, 2005 * Lloyd Saunders, 1986 * Chris Schultz, 2023 * Bill Selnes, 2013 * Fred Sgambati, 1989 * Hal Sigurdson, 1994 * Steve Simmons, 2019 * Doug Smith, 1983 * Maurice Smith, 1982 * Mark Stephen, 2013 * Bill Stephenson, 1988 * Annis Stukus, 1980 * Glen Suitor, 2022 * Jack Sullivan, 1994 * Erwin Swangard, 1984 * Ed Tait, 2011 * Jim Taylor, 1989 * Larry Tucker, 2019 * Lowell Ullrich, 2014 * Henry Viney, 1980 * Gord Walker, 1982 *

Hal Walker Hal Walker (March 20, 1896 – July 3, 1972) was an American film director. He was known for doing some of the earliest Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis films such as ''At War with the Army'' and ''Sailor Beware (1952 film), Sailor Beware'' and some ...

, 1979 * Jack Wells, 1981 * John Wells, 1995 * Bill Westwick, 1984 * Ed Willes, 2022 * Brian Williams, 2010 * Don Wittman, 1990 * Herb Zurkowsky, 2008

References

External links

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