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Regiopolis Notre Dame

Hall of Fame

Pre 1950's

Vinnie McQuaide played hockey and baseball at Regiopolis College in the 1920s; played on the 1928-29 hockey championship team at Regi; renowned in Kingston as one of the top baseball players in Kingston history; deceased.

Joe Catlin

Nort Collins

Bill Cook

Bun Cook

John Mcgarvy

Glen Udall

Ann Fallon played basketball at Notre Dame in the late 1940's; played on the 1948-49 team that captured the Whig Standard trophy emblematic of the top female intermediate team in Kingston; now resides in Ottawa and is a nun in the Congregation of Notre Dame.

Chuck Gazeley

Neil Gazeley

Doug Glover starred in football, basketball, and hockey; quarterback of the 1944 Championship team featuring such greats as Neil McCarney and Oliver Prevost.

James P. Walsh

Ray Smith

Stu Jerome played football and basketball at Regiopolis College in the late 1940's; captain and star halfback of the 1948 Senior Football Championship team of Eastern Ontario; all around athlete; attended the University of Western Ontario and was coached by the famous Johnny Metras (played on the first night game team).

Herb Lawler
starred in track and field, football, and basketball; held the Eastern Ontario Basketball Association record for points in one game in 1940 - 43 points; was the sprint champion in the 100, 220, and 440 yards in two age divisions at one time; played football at the university level at Queen's under Bob Elliot and at Western under the legendary John Metras; was the first Regi student after WW1 to play at the university level; now a resident of Wnnipeg, Manitoba.

Neil McCarney

John Munroe

Arnie Jarrell

Vinnie McQuaide played hockey and baseball at Regiopolis College in the 1920s; played on the 1928-29 hockey championship team at Regi; renowned in Kingston as one of the top baseball players in Kingston history; deceased.
	Joe Catlin
Nort Collins
	Bill Cook
Bun Cook
	John Mcgarvy
Glen Udall
	Ann Fallon played basketball at Notre Dame in the late 1940's; played on the 1948-49 team that captured the Whig Standard trophy emblematic of the top female intermediate team in Kingston; now resides in Ottawa and is a nun in the Congregation of Notre Dame.
Chuck Gazeley
	Neil Gazeley
Doug Glover starred in football, basketball, and hockey; quarterback of the 1944 Championship team featuring such greats as Neil McCarney and Oliver Prevost.
	James P. Walsh
Ray Smith
	Stu Jerome played football and basketball at Regiopolis College in the late 1940's; captain and star halfback of the 1948 Senior Football Championship team of Eastern Ontario; all around athlete; attended the University of Western Ontario and was coached by the famous Johnny Metras (played on the first night game team).
Herb Lawler	starred in track and field, football, and basketball; held the Eastern Ontario Basketball Association record for points in one game in 1940 - 43 points; was the sprint champion in the 100, 220, and 440 yards in two age divisions at one time; played football at the university level at Queen's under Bob Elliot and at Western under the legendary John Metras; was the first Regi student after WW1 to play at the university level; now a resident of Wnnipeg, Manitoba.
	Neil McCarney
John Munroe
	Arnie Jarrell