2019 Inductees
Congratulations to our 2019 Hall of Fame inductees!
ARTIE MACMASTER
INDUCTED 2019
INDUCTED 2019
Growing up in Latties Brook, Artie MacMaster began arm wrestling in the late eighties, competing in his first tournament in 1989, where he placed third. After gaining the title of Atlantic Champion in the 165lb right hand class in 1995, Artie went on to win right and left hand titles at the 2001 Provincials and Canadian Championship in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Repeating as Provincial Champion in 2002, he added the title of Atlantic Champion in the right and left hand classes. At the Canadian Championships in North Bay, Ontario, he claimed the right hand champion and came second in the left hand class. He added another two gold medals to his collection at the 2004 Canadian Championships in Manitoba. Artie has competed in two world championships, placing sixth and tenth. Overall, Artie has seven Provincial, six Atlantic and five Canadian Championship gold medals, along with five Provincial, three Atlantic and four Canadian silver medals.
SONYA SINGER
INDUCTED 2019
INDUCTED 2019
Sonya Singer had her first experience with competitive softball at the age of 11. She advanced up through the ranks to lead her team, the Noel Shore Shots, to seven consecutive Provincial titles and three Maritime Championships. During this time, Sonya was selected three times to play for the N.S. All Star team representing N.S. at the Canadian Junior Nationals. In 1975, at the age of 15, she sparked an eight run rally with a three run homer to defeat a highly favoured B.C. team. She added a triple, double, and single to go 4 for 4. Sonya commanded the outfield and posted a tournament batting average of .461. A showing impressive enough to earn her an All Canadian fielder award, she was the first N.S. female to be named to a National All Star team. She would go on to earn a second All Canadian award in 1979.
CARL ANTHONY
INDUCTED 2019
1971 EAST HANTS MIDGETS
INDUCTED 2019
INDUCTED 2019
1970/71 East Hants Midget Penguins were the first East Hants Minor Hockey team to win Provincial and Maritime titles with players entirely from East Hants. 1970/71 was a dominant year for the team. Team awards included: the First Place Pennant in the Metro Minor Hockey League, the Metro Minor Playoffs to win the league Championship, the Nova Scotia Provincial Championship, and the Maritime Midget Championship Tournament in Charlottetown. Individual Maritime Tournament Awards went to: Dennis Peterson (All Star Goaltender and MVP); Charlie Reid (All Star Right Winger); and Mike Boyd (All Star Defenseman).
Team members front to back include: Jim Thomson (Coach); Dennis Peterson; Chris Paley (Captain); Hal Dickie; Robin Dawe; Fred Dawe (Manager); George Paley (Trainer); Doug Holland; Paul Fraser; Charlie Reid; Carl Grantmyre; Don Coffin; Joe Beaver; Ralph Wardrope; Randy Smith; Alan Andrews; Mike Boyd; Greg Hupman; Scott Urquhart; Tommy Malloy; Scott Isenor; and Greg Horne.
CY HARVEY
INDUCTED 2019
INDUCTED 2019
Cy’s racing career began in 1969 with a Chevelle that he won in a poker game. He will enter his 51st year of racing with the start of the 2019 season. Cy has raced at tracks across the Maritimes, Ontario, North Carolina, and Florida, competing in the divisions of Sportsman, Modified, Open Wheel Modified, Trucks, Legends, and Pro Stocks. He earned many checkered flags along the way including Track Championships at Riverside Speedway 1975, Moosehead Speedway 1998, and Scotia Speedway 2007. In addition, he won Maritime Legend Series Championships in 1996, 1997, and 2015. Cy won a Masters National Championship at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1999. In 2002 and 2003, he won consecutive Canadian Championships at Barrie Speedway in Barrie, Ontario. In 2017, Cy was inducted into the Maritime Motorsports Hall of Fame.