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Boyd Morgan was the young man that started hockey in Clarenville. Knowing people like Peter Cholock and others gave him the audience he needed to make this happen.
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Bill Norcott dedicated twenty years of his life to both playing and coaching hockey at the Clarenville stadium. He built a brotherhood of young hockey players into the champions that they became.
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Bill Reid was a man dedicated to the sport he loved. He was both a hockey player and coach of the early Caribous as well as having played with the previous team, the Clarenvill / Shoal Harbour All Stars. He has passed away but is fondly remembered in Clarenville hockey circles.
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Jack Duffitt was a player on the first three hockey team that Clarenville had. These were the Red Wings, the Rovers & the Clarenville / Shoal Harbour All Stars. He should also be remembered as an early volunteer and a sponsor for many years in both Junior & Senior hockey.
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Cyril (Cy) Hoskins was a member of the Caribous hockey team for a few years but was also the stadium manager in 1961. In this position he brought back a three team house league during a year when there was no other senior hockey to play. He died after leaving here and is fondly remembered by all who knew him.
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Graham Carter played hockey here as a young man and was a star in his time. He was also a member of the early company that built our hockey system. He later moved to St. John’s a became a member of the Guards hockey team.
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Don Sparkes played during the same years as Carter and can be given the same attributes Carter. He was also a member of the early company and could always be counted on to assist in any project. He was noted as a great stick handler and goal scorer. He also moved to St. John’s to play for the Guards.
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Monroe Greening. Nicknamed the “Tomcod”, Monroe Greening played goal for Clarenville teams for over 34 years. During the 1974-75 season he played goal during Clarenville’s first entry into the NAHA senior hockey level (Herder). His playing years started on John Strong’s Garden rink and continued on through to the early stadium years up to 1982. |
