Celebrating exceptional athletic achievements of Prince Edward Islanders
Clark Harold "Clarkie" Smith - Harness Racing
A harness racing legend, Clarkie Smith attained the 2000 win plateau at Saint John’s Exhibition Park Raceway on June 13, 1982, becoming only the second Maritime reinsman to achieve this lofty mark. His feat is even more phenomenal when one considers the fact that he raced only six months of the year for the first half of his career. Born August 6, 1937, in Hunter River, P.E.I., Clark Harold Smith was the fourth child of Cyril and Marjorie...
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Allan Andrews Passing
The PEI Sports Hall of Fame was saddened recently to learn of the passing of that great hockey man Allan Andrews. Allan was inducted in 2021 and was...
PEI Sports Hall Welcomes New Inductee Dave Cameron
The PEI Sports Hall of Fame welcomed its newest inductee - former NHL'er and outstanding coach - Dave Cameron - to the Hall on August 7th. A crowd...
PEI Sports Hall Welcomes New Inductees
The PEI Sports Hall Of Fame welcomed four new inductees into its hallowed corridors on April 5 - Rickey Burns (Coach, 5-Pin Bowling & Special...
About the PEI Sports Hall of Fame and Museum
Since its inception, the PEI Sports Hall of Fame has inducted more than 200 individuals and teams. Induction to the Hall is a prestigious and sought-after honour, and only the very best are invited to join this select club.
The Hall of Fame induction evening is one of the highlights of the Island sporting year, as friends, family, Provincial leaders and Hall members gather to welcome the new inductees.
In 2018, living Hall members, and those related to members who had passed, were invited to a special 50th anniversary celebration, where they were presented with a special members-only pin to mark the occasion.
The Hall has two primary purposes; to recognize and pay tribute to those who have brought special sporting honor to our province, and to collect and display artifacts, photographs etc, celebrating the province’s rich sporting history.
Currently, the PEI Sports Hall of Fame displays this history at Credit Union Place.
As the continuing story of sport unfolds with the achievements of athletes and those who work on their behalf, the Prince Edward Island Sports Hall of Fame and Museum will be there, ready to record and honour their excellence for future generations.