We want to thank Cash Casino in Red Deer for their generous donation to the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame. As a non-profit institution, we rely on the generosity of supporters like Cash Casino to continue our mission of preserving and celebrating our province’s rich sports heritage while nurturing the champions of tomorrow.

If you would like to make a donation to the Hall of Fame, please click the link below.

It was great to see Dave King, along with Honoured Members Dale Henwood and Jack Neumann pay a visit to the Hall before heading to the ceremony.

If you would like us to attend your event, please call 403-341-8614.

To read the story, click on the link below.

To register, call 403-341-8614 or submit the golfer registration packages to [email protected]

We also have sponsorship opportunities available. Sponsorship packages can be found below and can be sent to [email protected]

Honoured Member Profile- Doug Silverberg

Golf Athlete-Inducted 1985Douglas Silverberg, a prominent figure in Canadian amateur golf, has achieved numerous victories since his first junior tournament win in 1946. Representing Canada in eleven international junior tournaments, he was a key player on Alberta’s Willingdon Cup team twenty-two times between 1951 and 1976, and participated in multiple Commonwealth and Eisenhower Cup matches, earning several Calgary City Amateur and Open titles, six Alberta Amateur Championships, and the 1964 Alberta Open Championship.

Learn more about Doug Silverberg by clicking on his Honoured Member Profile.

2024 Inductee Ozzie Sawicki Visits the Hall

Ozzie Sawicki recently came to visit us.

Ozzie’s three-decade career in sports, marked by a commitment to inclusivity, includes leadership roles as head coach for the Canadian Para-Alpine Ski Team, Team Canada’s Chef de Mission for the Sochi 2014 Paralympic Winter Games, and various positions in Paralympic sport governance. He was inducted earlier this year as a Paralympic Builder.

Click below to visit Ozzie’s profile.

Honoured Member Sharon Trenaman Stops In

Honoured Member Sharon Trenaman, pictured above with ASHF Executive Director Tracey Kinsella, stopped in for a visit.

Sharon “Tren” Trenaman, a pioneering force in squash since 1984, excelled as an athlete, coach, and volunteer, developing junior national champions, spearheading innovative training programs, organizing inclusive tournaments, and earning numerous accolades, including being the first squash inductee into the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame. She was inducted in 2017 as a Squash Builder.

Click below to visit Tren’s profile.

Get Your Nominations In!

Do you know of someone who should be inducted into the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame? Nominations are being accepted for the Class of 2025 until September 30.

Nomination packages, which can be found below, can be sent to [email protected]. If you have any questions about the nomination process, please call the office at 403-341-8614.

Let’s Champion Our Local Sports Heroes and Inspire the Champions of Tomorrow​

Your donation will ensure your Hall can continue to champion our Alberta sports heroes. Donate through our website, attend our events, and be a part of our Sports Hall of Fame’s legacy. Thank you for your support!