|
|
|
|
NORTHERN
DIVISION Championships
Introduction of the Smith-Premier Trophy |
| Year |
Location |
|
Champion
|
1904
Aug
13 |
Ottawa,
ON
Lac Deschênes |
|
Ottawa
Canoe Club (1)  |
1905
July
8 |
Ottawa,
ON
Rideau Canal |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (1) |
1906
July
28 |
Ottawa,
ON
3
Ottawa River |
|
New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (1)
TIE
|
| |
Britannia
Boat House Club (1)
TIE
|
1907
Aug
3 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (2) |
1908
Aug
1 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (3) |
1909
July
31 |
Ottawa,
ON
Lac Deschênes |
|
New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (4) |
1910
July
23 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (5) |
1911
July
29 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Britannia
Boat House Club (2) |
1912
July
28 - Aug 1 |
Ottawa,
ON
Lac Deschênes |
|
Britannia
Boat House Club (3) |
1913
July
26 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (6) |
1914
July
25/31 |
Ottawa,
ON
Lac Deschênes /
Ottawa River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (8) |
1915
July
24 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (9) |
1916
Aug
19 |
Ottawa,
ON
Rideau Canal |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club
* (10) |
1917
Aug
11 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club
* (11) |
1918
Aug
5 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club
* (12) |
1919
July
26 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (13) |
1920
July
24 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (14)
|
1921
July
23 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (15) |
1922
July
22 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (16) |
1923
July
21 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Aquatic Club (2) |
1924
July
26 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (17) |
|
Introduction of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club Trophy |
1925
July
18 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Aquatic Club (3) |
1926
July
24 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Aquatic Club (4) |
1927
July
23 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (18) |
1928
July
21 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (19) |
1929
July
20 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (20) |
1930
Aug
2 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (1) |
1931
July
18 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club
(2)
|
1932
July
30 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club
(3)
|
1933
July
22 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (4)
|
1934
July
21 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (5)
|
1935
July
20 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (6)
|
1936
July
18 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (7) |
1937
July
24 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (21)
1
|
1938
July
23 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club
(1) |
1939
July
22 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Carleton
Place
Canoe Club (2) |
1940
July
20 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (22) |
1941
July
26 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club (23) |
1942
August
15 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club 4 |
| 1943 |
No
Championships |
| 1944 |
No
Championships |
| 1945 |
No
Championships |
1946
July
20 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (3) |
1947
July
19 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (8) |
1948
July
24 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (9) |
1949
July
23 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (10) |
1950
July
29 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (11) |
1951
July
21 -22 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (12) |
1952
July
19 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (4) |
1953
July
18 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (5) |
1954
July
24 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (6) |
1955
July
23 |
Ottawa,
ON
Ottawa River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (13) |
1956
July
21 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (7) |
1957
July
27 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (8) |
1958
July
26 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (9) |
1959
July
18 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (10)
1
|
1960
July
23 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (11) |
1961
July
29 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club
(12)
2 |
1962
July
28 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (5) |
1963
July
27 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (14) |
1964
July
25 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (15) |
1965
July
31 |
Gananoque,iON
St. Lawrence River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (16) |
1966
July
30 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club (17) |
| EASTERN
ONTARIO DIVISION Championships |
| Year |
Location |
|
Champion
|
1967
July
22 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (6) |
1968
July
27 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (7) |
1969
July
26 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (8) |
1970
July
25 |
Kingston,iON
Cataraqui River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (9) |
1971
July
31 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (10) |
1972
July
29 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (11) |
1973
July
28 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Carleton
Place
Canoe Club (12) |
1974
July
27 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (13) |
1975
July
26-27 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (13)
1
|
1976
Aug
7 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (14) |
1977
Aug
6 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (15) |
1978
Aug
5 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (16) |
1979
July
29 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (17) |
1980
July
26 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (18) |
1981
Aug
9 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Carleton
Place Canoe Club (14) |
1982
July
24 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (19) |
1983
July
23 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (20) |
1984
July
28 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (21) |
|
Introduction of the Grand Aggregate Trophy |
1985
July
28 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club
(22)
|
1986
July
26 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club
(23) |
1987
July 25
|
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club
(24) |
1988
July
23 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (25) |
1989
July
22 |
North
Bay, ON
Trout Lake |
|
North
Bay Canoe Club (4) 5
|
1990
July
23 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
North
Bay Canoe Club (5) |
1991
July
27 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (26) |
1992
July
25 |
North
Bay, ON
Trout Lake |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club (27) |
1993
July
31 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
|
1994
July
30 -31 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
1995
Aug
4 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
1996
Aug
3 |
North
Bay, ON
Trout Lake |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
1997
Aug
2 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
|
1998
Aug
1 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
|
1999
Aug
7 |
North
Bay, ON
Trout Lake |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2000
July
29 |
Sydenham,
ON
Sydenham Lake |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2001
Aug
4-5
|
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2002
Aug
3 |
North
Bay, ON
Trout Lake |
|
|
2003
Aug
2-3 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
|
2004
Aug
15 |
Sydenham,
ON
Sydenham Lake |
|
|
2005
Aug
14 |
CarletoniPlace,iON
Mississippi River |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2006
Aug
4 |
|
|
|
2007
July
28 -29 |
Sydenham,
ON
Sydenham Lake |
|
|
2008
Aug
9-10 |
Sydenham,
ON
Sydenham Lake |
|
|
2009
Aug
9 |
Sydenham,
ON
Sydenham Lake |
|
|
Discontinuation of Grand Aggregate Winner **
2010-Present are merely approximate points tabulations
from the qualifying regatta results to determine "top club"
and are unofficial. |
2010
July
31-Aug
1 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2011
July
30-Aug
1 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2012
Aug
4-6 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
|
2013
Aug
10-11
|
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
|
2014
Aug
2-4 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
|
2015
Aug
1-2 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2016
Aug
5-7 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2017
July
29-30 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2018
Aug
10-11 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2019
July
27-28 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2020
|
No
Qualifying Regatta |
2021
July
24-25 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2022
July
31-Aug 1 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2023
July
29-30 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
2024
July
26-28 |
Ottawa,
ON
Mooney's Bay |
|
Rideau
Canoe Club |
|
|
|
|
| *
1916-1918
were run during World War 1. |
1
The
Grand Aggregate winners are engraved on the Victoria Yacht Club
Trophy which was in effect from 1925 to 1984 before being transferred
to Juvenile Men's K4. There are three plates on the trophy that
conflict with newspaper reports that very clearly indicate the
1937 winner as Ottawa-New Edinburgh (not Gananoque), the 1959
winner as Rideau (not Carleton Place) and the 1975 winner as
Carleton Place (not Rideau). Thankfully these are the only plates
that do not reflect the overall grand aggregate winner.
2
The
Ottawa Citizen reports that Rideau has won the divisional title
10 consecutive years. They probably mean 10 total times (since
their first win in 1923 (1905 not being an official championship)
OR they could be referring to the tenth win of the Victoria
Yacht Club Trophy, introduced in 1925.
3
The
Ottawa Journal reports the results of these events but seems
to only list first and second place for most of the races. It
is unknown if there were 3rd place finishers simply not published.
Otherwise, New Edinburgh and Britannia tied on 16 points each.
4
The Ottawa New Edinburgh Canoe Club
managed to throw together an invitational meet by mid-August
which was stated in the Ottawa Journal to stand as the de facto
North Division Championship.
5 North
Bay won the Western Ontario Division Championships 3 times from
1981-1983. That would make 1989 their 4th overall Divisional
title. **
The overall champion for the Eastern Ontario Division seems
to have fallen out of practice sometime after the turn of
the century but it is difficult to ascertain when considering
that there are so few documents or articles available. It
is likely that sometime around 2010 points were no longer
tabulated and the focus became solely one of qualifying boats
for the National Championships. Anything after this point
is tabulated purely out of my own interest to see what the
points totals would have been if the practice were still in
place.
|
| |
|
|
|
| NORTHERN
DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES
|
| Championship |
| |
|
| (introduced
1904, transferred to Mile C15 1925)
|
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
Victoria
Yacht Club Trophy
|
| (introduced
1925, transferred to Juvenile Men K4 by 1985)
|
| |
Victoria
Yacht Club |
| As
reported in the Ottawa Journal, the introduction of the
Victoria Yacht Club Trophy was made to the Rideau Aquatic
Club on behalf of the former yacht club which had been
destroyed by fire in 1922 and unable to rebuild. The presentation
of the trophy was considered the last official act of
the Aylmer club. The Trophy has been redesignated twice,
firstly in 1985 from Grand Aggregate to Juvenile Men's
K4 and again at some point in the 2010s to the U14 Divisional
Champions. |
| |
| |
|
| (present
by 1985) |
| |
| Senior
Men C1 |
| |
|
| (Present
by 1915) |
| |
| Senior
Men C1 |
| |
|
| (introduced
1935; No longer present by 1993) |
| |
| Senior
Men C2 |
| |
|
| (introduced
1952; No
longer present by 1993)
|
| |
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club |
| |
| Senior
Men C4 |
| |
|
| (Introduced
1951; No longer present by 1993) |
| |
| 1/4
Mile C15 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1904; No
longer present by 1993)
|
| This
may have been a Britannia club regatta trophy |
| 1/2
Mile C15 |
| |
|
| Present
by 1919; Won outright by ONECC 1928 |
| |
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club |
| Likely
donated by William Tubman. Ray Tubman was the stroke of
the Ottawa war canoe in 1919 when the trophy was presented.
|
| |
| |
| |
| |
|
| (present
by 1932; No
longer present by 1993)
|
| |
| Mile
C15 |
| |
Cramm
Perpetual Challenge Cup
|
| (introduced
1918) |
| |
| |
|
| (transferred
from Championship 1925;
likely replaced by Linklatter)
|
| |
| |
| |
| |
|
| (introduced
by Gananoque, 1951; No
longer present by 1993)
|
| |
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club |
| |
| Junior
Men C1 |
| |
|
| (No
longer present by 1993) |
| |
| |
| |
|
| (introduced
1929, transferred to Bantam Men K2 2017)
|
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| Junior
Men C2 |
| |
|
| (No
longer present by 1993) |
| |
| Junior
Men C4 |
| |
|
| (introduced
1923; No
longer present by 1993)
|
| |
| Intermediate
Men C1 |
| |
|
| (Present
by 1915) |
| |
| Intermediate
Men C2 |
| |
Bud
Somerville Memorial Trophy
|
| (introduced
1936; No
longer present by 1993)
|
| |
Rideau
Aquatic Club |
| 'Bud'
Somerville was a member of the Rideau Aquatic Club who
tragically drowned in Lake Deschenes over the weekend
of July 13-14, 1925. |
| |
| Ladies
C15 |
| |
|
| (introduced
1924; No longer
present by 1993) |
| |
Ottawa-New
Edinburgh Canoe Club |
| The
Courtney Cup was presented by Mrs. R. M. Courtney, through
Bill Crowe of Ottawa-New Edinburgh Canoe Club, at the
Northern Division annual meeting in May of 1924. Upon
acceptance, the Ladies' C15 event was officially added
to the Divisional Championship program. |
| |
| |
|
| Juvenile
Men C1 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1979; transferred to Bantam Women C1 2017) |
| |
Carleton
Place Canoe Club |
| Mr.
Findlay was involved with CPCC from an early age until
his death in September 2010. As a paddler he won Canadian
Championship medals in several events. He developed a
vision that CPCC, despite being a small club, could compete
on a national level. Mr. Findlay was also involved with
CKC for over 20 years, serving as Treasurer and Committee
member, as well as Commodore in 1963. He took on national
team duties during the 1970’s and was Manager of
the 1976 Olympic Team. In 1987 he was appointed Honourary
CCA Commodore and in 1988 he received the R. Edgar Gilbert
Award, the highest honour in the sport. |
| Juvenile
Men C2 |
| |
Hollebone
Challenge Trophy
|
| (present
by 1993) |
| |
| Juvenile
Men C4 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1979) |
| |
| Juvenile
Men C15 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1953) |
| |
| Juvenile
Men K1 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1993) |
| |
Carleton
Place Canoe Club |
| |
| Juvenile
Men K2 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1985) |
| |
Carleton
Place Canoe Club |
| |
| Juvenile
Men K4 |
| |
|
| (introduced
1969) |
| |
| |
Victoria
Yacht Club Trophy
|
| (transferred
from Grand Aggregate by 1985; transferred 20?? to U14
Divisional Champion) |
| |
Victoria
Yacht Club |
| As
reported in the Ottawa Journal, the introduction of the
Victoria Yacht Club Trophy was made to the Rideau Aquatic
Club on behalf of the former yacht club which had been
destroyed by fire in 1922 and unable to rebuild. The presentation
of the trophy was considered the last official act of
the Aylmer club. The Trophy has been redesignated twice,
firstly in 1985 from Grand Aggregate to Juvenile Men's
K4 and again at some point in the 2010s to the U14 Divisional
Champions. |
| |
|
| Midget
Men C1 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1993) |
| |
Rideau
Canoe Club |
|
Since 1949, R. Patrick "Mike" Scott had been
a Rideau man, a canoe man. It's hard to find his name
in the record books, but there are many a Rideau paddler
who acknowledges Mike as the man who motivated success
at Rideau through the "Scott" years. He worked
hand in hand with that other dedicated Rideau man, Ken
Stroulger, and as Ken relinquished his caring concern
which comes with age, Mike Scott filled the breach. Mike
served as Rideau's Commodore for 15 years when the trophy
was donated. With Mike, anything and everything seems
possible: he chaired eight National Championship regattas
in Ottawa, a driver for the National Team van, national
and provincial Team Manager, even a replacement for a
departed member of the national office staff. He did it
all. In 1985 Mike completed his 25th successive year as
Commodore and thirty-three years on the Board of Directors.
Mike was honoured by his sport with the Edgar Gilbert
Award for Builder in 1985. |
| Midget
Men C15 |
| |
|
| (introduced
1980) |
| |
Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club |
| |
| Midget
Women K1 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1993) |
| |
| Midget
Women C4 |
| |
|
| (introduced
1995, transferred to Bantam Women's C15 2017) |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| Midget
Women C15 |
| |
|
| (present
by 1966) |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
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by 1985) |
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| EASTERN
ONTARIO DIVISION U14 CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHIES
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| Bantam
Men C4 |
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| (present
by 1966; transferred to Bantam Men C4 after 1980) |
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| Bantam
Men C15 |
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Branch
No. 92 Canadian Legion Trophy
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| (present
by 1980 specifically not presented in 1979, but may predate) |
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| Bantam
Men K1 |
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| (introduced
1995) |
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Gananoque
Motorboat & Canoe Club |
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| Bantam
Men K2 |
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| (transferred
from Junior Men C1 in 2017) |
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| Bantam
Men K4 |
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| (introduced
1995) |
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| Bantam
Women K1 |
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| (introduced
1991; Replaced 2018) |
| Linda
Thom is a Canadian Olympic gold medal-winning shooter.
At the 1984 Summer Olympics, she won a gold medal in the
women's 25 m Pistol event becoming the first Canadian
woman to win a gold medal in the summer Olympics since
1928 and the first Canadian to win a gold medal in the
summer Olympics since 1968. She was selected to carry
Canada's flag at the closing ceremonies. In 1985, she
was made a Member of the Order of Canada. In 1984, she
was awarded the Velma Springstead Trophy, an award presented
annually to Canada's outstanding female athlete, and was
named female amateur athlete of the year by the Sports
Federation of Canada. In 1986, she was inducted into the
City of Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame. In 1992, she was inducted
into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. |
| Bantam
Women K2 |
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| (introduced
1991) |
| Linda
Thom is a Canadian Olympic gold medal-winning shooter.
At the 1984 Summer Olympics, she won a gold medal in the
women's 25 m Pistol event becoming the first Canadian
woman to win a gold medal in the summer Olympics since
1928 and the first Canadian to win a gold medal in the
summer Olympics since 1968. She was selected to carry
Canada's flag at the closing ceremonies. In 1985, she
was made a Member of the Order of Canada. In 1984, she
was awarded the Velma Springstead Trophy, an award presented
annually to Canada's outstanding female athlete, and was
named female amateur athlete of the year by the Sports
Federation of Canada. In 1986, she was inducted into the
City of Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame. In 1992, she was inducted
into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. |
| Bantam
Women K4 |
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|
| (introduced
1991) |
| Linda
Thom is a Canadian Olympic gold medal-winning shooter.
At the 1984 Summer Olympics, she won a gold medal in the
women's 25 m Pistol event becoming the first Canadian
woman to win a gold medal in the summer Olympics since
1928 and the first Canadian to win a gold medal in the
summer Olympics since 1968. She was selected to carry
Canada's flag at the closing ceremonies. In 1985, she
was made a Member of the Order of Canada. In 1984, she
was awarded the Velma Springstead Trophy, an award presented
annually to Canada's outstanding female athlete, and was
named female amateur athlete of the year by the Sports
Federation of Canada. In 1986, she was inducted into the
City of Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame. In 1992, she was inducted
into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. |
| Bantam
Women C1 |
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| (transferred
from Juvenile Men C1 in 2017) |
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Carleton
Place Canoe Club |
| Mr.
Findlay was involved with CPCC from an early age until
his death in September 2010. As a paddler he won Canadian
Championship medals in several events. He developed a
vision that CPCC, despite being a small club, could compete
on a national level. Mr. Findlay was also involved with
CKC for over 20 years, serving as Treasurer and Committee
member, as well as Commodore in 1963. He took on national
team duties during the 1970’s and was Manager of
the 1976 Olympic Team. In 1987 he was appointed Honourary
CCA Commodore and in 1988 he received the R. Edgar Gilbert
Award, the highest honour in the sport. |
| Bantam
Women C4 |
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| (introduced
1993) |
| Linda
Thom is a Canadian Olympic gold medal-winning shooter.
At the 1984 Summer Olympics, she won a gold medal in the
women's 25 m Pistol event becoming the first Canadian
woman to win a gold medal in the summer Olympics since
1928 and the first Canadian to win a gold medal in the
summer Olympics since 1968. She was selected to carry
Canada's flag at the closing ceremonies. In 1985, she
was made a Member of the Order of Canada. In 1984, she
was awarded the Velma Springstead Trophy, an award presented
annually to Canada's outstanding female athlete, and was
named female amateur athlete of the year by the Sports
Federation of Canada. In 1986, she was inducted into the
City of Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame. In 1992, she was inducted
into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame. |
| Bantam
Women C15 |
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| (introduced
1980) |
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Carleton
Place Canoe Club |
| Ruby
'Pooh' Bell served as Flag Officer of the Eastern Ontario
Division from 1982-1983. She was instrumental in the formation
of the Cloverleaf Regatta to be contested by U14 paddlers
from three division. |
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| (transferred
from Midget Women C4 in 2017) |
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