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Catégorie
Athlete
Sport
Multi-Sport
Ville natale
Moncton
Année d'intronisation
1994
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athlete
Phillip Doiron (D)
MEMBRE HONORÉ
Biographie
Trivia question: What two ingredients do the Beavers, Hawks, Road Runners, Cubs, Schooners, Viponds and Esquires have in common? Answer: First, these are the names of Moncton-based sport teams; and second, they all featured the marvellously talented Phil Doiron, a charter member of Moncton’s Sports Wall of Fame. His hockey skills took him to the finals of the Memorial Cup and the Allan Cup in Eastern Canada, while his talents in baseball were enough to get him selected as a member of the Canadian national team for the 1967 Pan American Games. After scoring five goals in a Boston Bruins pre-season inter-squad game, he decided that his future in sports lay in Moncton. Inducted into the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame on June 4, 1994.
Faits rapides
Member of the 1960 Maritime Junior champion Moncton Beavers, the 1963 Maritime Senior champion Moncton Hawks and the 1973 Hardy Cup champion Saint John Mooseheads
Helped Moncton Cubs to the 1960 Maritime Senior baseball championship
Helped Moncton Schooners to the 1966 Maritime Senior baseball championship
Played baseball for Canada in the Pan-American Games in 1967; only player from Maritime provinces on the club
Chosen Maritimes’ best baseball player in 1964