Explore the rich history of Glengarry’s sporting heritage



The Glengarry Sports Hall of Fame commemorates and celebrates local athletes who play or have played sports such as soccer, lacrosse, hockey, football, golf, and curling. 

The Glengarry Sports Hall of Fame is an organization that was founded in 1978 to celebrate and preserve the achievements of Glengarry County’s athletes.

Welcome to the
Glengarry Sports
Hall of Fame!

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🕒 Hours of Operation: Wednesday to Sunday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

2024 Inductees

  • Glengarry Soccer League

    SOCCER

  • Mary McPherson

    SOCCER

  • Lee MacKinnon

    HIGHLAND HEAVY EVENTS

  • Jean-Marc Titley

    MULTI-SPORT ATHLETE

  • Bruce McDonell

    BROOMBALL

You're Invited: Wine & Cheese at the Glengarry Sports Hall of Fame

Join us on November 1st from 2:00 to 4:00 PM for a special open house at the Glengarry Sports Hall of Fame — located at 35 Fair Street, Maxville, Ontario.

Enjoy complimentary wine and cheese as you explore the Hall, discover Glengarry’s rich sporting history, and celebrate the athletes who helped shape our community.

Free and open to all — we hope to see you there!

Discover Local Legends Through Student Eyes!

Students from Glengarry District High School visited our local Sports Hall of Fame to learn about the incredible athletes who’ve made a lasting impact on our community. As part of their project, they created this video to share what they discovered — including personal testimonials and reflections

Settled by Loyalist and Scottish immigrants in the late 18th century, today Glengarry is home to people of many descents, and boasts an impressive sporting heritage.

Glengarry hosts one of the world’s largest Highland Games and is home to several world class champions. The sports that our athletes play are as varied as the people themselves and many of our athletes have merited recognition in activities such as hockey, golf, equestrian, curling, lacrosse, target shooting, figure skating, boxing, rowing, football, canoeing, skiing, power lifting, soccer, track & field, and taekwon-do, and many more.

You’ll find within this site an average of 5 inductees per year starting in 1979. Some are NHL, CFL, or Olympic athletes, others are community leaders who have contributed to the sporting culture, and all have a strong link to this community and area.

A little bit of history

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