Cambridge Bulldogs Baseball Jr. Inter-County Champs 1983
Under coach Bob Hadfield, the Bulldogs compiled a 70-25 won-loss record over two seasons (1983-84) and were OBA finalists despite having lost several key players who had returned to college at the time of the provincials. The team won back-to-back Jr. Inter-county championship in 1984.
Chris Robinson
The Jacob Hespeler graduate was Canadian junior 400 metre champion in 1994 and a bronze medalist at the World Junior Championships in the 4×100. As a member of the Canadian team he helped establish three Canadian records.
Carla Munch-Miranda
Carla Munch-Miranda is a golf pro and coach who started the University of Waterloo’s women’s varsity golf program in 2004. In 21019n she was named PGA of Ontario coach of the year and in 2022 she was coach and team leader for Team Canada at the 2022 World University Championships in Italy.
George Hill
Builder George Hill won the 1979 Don and Benita Rope sports contributor award in 1979 and was honoured when the Cambridge Sports Awards named the annual team of the year award the George Hill Award. Hill spent many years helped develop minor sport in Cambridge in a variety of sports such as football, hockey, baseball […]
Mikaela Gerber
A member of the Youth National Team and later, a member of the Canadian national team, Mikaela was born in Cambridge but was a member of the Oakville Gymnastics Club. At the 2011 World Championships in Tokyo, she placed third in the team category, and later attended UCLA on a full athletic scholarship.
Aisha Gerber
Aisha Gerber, whose sister Mikaela is also being inducted in 2025, trained with the Cambridge Kips—she later trained with the Oakville Gymnastics Club—and attended Galt Collegiate. In 2006 she placed third in the team category at the Pacific Alliance Championships in Honolulu. At Elitye Canada in 2007 she placed third in the floor and was […]
Bryce Davison
A member of Preston Figure Skating Club, Bryce Davison paired with Jessica Dubé to win Grand Prix events in Mexico, Japan, and finals in Sweden. In 2004 they won the Jr. Nationals and qualified for the Worlds, where they placed second. The pair finished 10th at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino. In 2008 they won […]
Debbie Bulten
Debbie is a mother of 3, a joint business owner with her husband, and a multi-sport endurance athlete whom has climbed Mount Everest and Mount Elbrus, and many more. She wants to show herself and others that we are capable of more than we think. In 2023 she was named Cambridge Tim Turow Athlete of […]
Kali (Bogias) Parsons
In 1983 Cambridge’s Kali Bogias won the world powerlifting championship in Adelaide, Australia with a vocal cheering section comprised of Aussie relatives. Bogias played several sports in high school – Glenview Park – in the mid-1970s, including basketball, volleyball and badminton, and during that time she trained with weights three times a week. But she […]
Lillian Burke
Lillian Burke’s climb to the champion- ship level in disabled track and field was an extremely rapid one. She began her athletic competition in 1975 and was a provincial record-holder by 1976. Amazingly, Lillian also became a Canadian champion that very same year. Blind in one eye and with only four per cent vision in […]