1965: Ladies

Lou Lukanovich
(2013: Coach)



100th Anniversary Book
Catherine Cormier
& Matt Bray

 

Ancestral lands of the Anishinabewaki


Jersey artwork © Liam Birch

Sudbury
ONTARIO

Official Name: Sudbury Canoe Club
Former Name: Sudbury Boating Club
Water:
Lake Ramsay
Founded:
2003 (1902)
Founders:
Bill Beaton (1925)
Telephone:
705-673-6032
Website:
www.sudburycanoeclubon.com
Social Media:
Club Colours:
     
ACHIEVEMENTS
1930, 1957, 1958, 1959
4th Place: 1927, 1936, 1955, 1956, 1960
5th Place: 1953, 1961
North American Champions: 1954, 1956
Greatest Points Total: 1959: 29 (3rd)
Sudbury Regatta All-time Results
NATIONAL TEAM COACHES
Lou Lukanovich - Head Coach 1971; Coach 1972, 1975, 1978, 1979
INFORMATION

The Sudbury Canoe Club was revived in 2003 through the efforts of Jim Dickson and Gergely Lanci, having been originally formed in 1902. The club won the North American Championships on several occasions since their second “founding” in 1925 and enjoyed district status at CCA for some years. Originally the Sudbury Boating Club, Sudbury was originally in the Northern Division from at least 1929 but moved to the Western Ontario Division in 1967. They left the CCA sometime in the 1980s (still present on the program in 1984). Today, the club offers canoeing, kayaking, dragon boat and board sailing. A new building was constructed in 2016 incorporating the canoe club, rowing club and other organisations together as the Northern Water Sports Centre.



Google Maps Link - photograph © courtesy Sudbury Canoe Club
c2010s
c2000s
c1970s
c1960s
photograph © courtesy Scott Rennie
c1920s
photograph © courtesy Scott Rennie
c1950s
photograph © courtesy Sudbury CC
c2008

photograph © courtesy Scott Rennie
Mens C15 c1950
Regatta Program 1957
photograph © Fred Johnston
Joseph Derochie and
John Beedell
1960

SUDBURY CANOE CLUB SONG
Stand up and cheer for the red, white and blue
The colours of the North Land
That's Sudbury to you,
We're the best paddling club in the land
So come on Sudbury, get up and stand.
Cheer loud and long for old S.C.C.
Long may her paddlers bring victory
Other clubs may rise, but fall
For Sudbury's ahead of them all.

CANADA GAMES MEDALISTS
Dave Derochie 1969 C21000 C15 1000 , Diane Forbes 1973 K1 500 K2 500 K4 500 , Leo Polowich 1969 C2 1000 C15 1000 K4 1000 , Ralph Polowich 1969 C15 1000 K4 1000 , Rob Quinlan 1969 C15 1000 K4 1000 1973 K4 1000 , Rich Quinlan 1969 C15 1000 K4 1000
NATIONAL TEAM ALUMNI
Lou Lukanovich  
OLYMPICS 1960; NA Champs 1953 K4 1000 , 1954 K2 1000 K4 1000 , 1955 K2 1000 K4 1000 , 1956 K1 1000 K4 1000 , 1957 K1 1000 K4 1000 , 1958 K2 1000 K4 1000 , 1959 K1 1000 K2 1000 , 1961 K1 1000 K2 1000 K4 1000 , 1962 K4 1000 , 1963 K4 1000 , 1965 K2 1000 , 1966 K4 1000 K2 10k , 1967 K2 1000 K2 10k , 1968 K4 1000 (Member of the Order of Canada 1977) (emigrated from Croatia )
Donald Stringer
OLYMPICS 1956, 1960; NA Champs 1953 C1 1000 , 1954 C1 1000 , 1955 C1 1000 , 1956 C1 1000 , 1957 C4 1000 , 1958 C1 1000
John Beedell
OLYMPICS 1960; Worlds 1958; NA Champs 1957 C2 1000 , 1959 C2 1000 C4 1000 , 1961 C2 1000
Joseph Derochie
OLYMPICS 1960; Worlds 1958; NA Champs 1957 C2 1000 , 1959 C2 1000 C4 1000 , 1961 C2 1000
Al Duval 
NA Champs 1953 K4 1000 , 1954 K4 1000
Gordon Hubbs  
NA Champs 1953 K4 1000 , 1954 K4 1000 , 1955 K4 1000
T. Petrovich 
NA Champs 1953 K4 1000
John McMorran 
NA Champs 1954 K2 1000 K4 1000 , 1955 K2 1000 K4 1000 , 1956 K4 1000 , 1957 K4 1000
B. Gray 
NA Champs 1955 K4 1000
R. Gray 
NA Champs 1956 K4 1000 , 1957 K4 1000
Doug McMorran  
NA Champs 1956 K4 1000 , 1957 K4 1000  
J. Sharp 
NA Champs 1957 K4 1000  
J. Steuer  
NA Champs 1958 K1 1000 , 1961 K4 1000  
Dick Bretzlaff 
NA Champs 1961 K4 1000
R. Krug 
NA Champs 1961 K4 1000  
George Guydos 
NA Champs 1961 K4 1000
Ray Scott
British Empire Games 1930 Jr C4 1000