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Catégorie
Athlete
Sport
Multi-Sport
Ville natale
Saint John
Année d'intronisation
2023
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Marlene Anne Vaughan
MEMBRE HONORÉ
Biographie
Marlene Vaughan, a native of Saint John, excelled in sports throughout her life. She began her athletic career at age 10, winning her first Maritime speed skating title. Marlene went on to compete in six sports at various levels, from provincial to national, international, and even the Canada Games. Even with raising four children with her husband, Bill, Marlene won a total of 63 championships in basketball, curling, golf, softball, speed skating, and bowling. In 2011, she won the New Brunswick Masters Curling Championship at age 73, representing her province at the Canadian Masters Curling championships in Winnipeg. Marlene was inducted into the Saint John Sports Hall of Fame twice, first in 1989 as a member of the Saint John Alpines basketball team, and again in 1991 for her achievements in six sports. Her impressive accomplishments earned her the title of Saint John’s All-Round Female Athlete of the 20th century, as determined by a panel of media and sports personalities.
Inducted into the New Brunswick Sports hall of Fame June 10, 2023.
Faits rapides
Sports career spanning over 70 years, demonstrating dedication and passion.
Won 63 championships at provincial, maritime, Atlantic, eastern Canadian, and national levels
Competed in six sports, including national/international events, while raising four children, showing impressive ability to balance athletic pursuits with family responsibilities.
Won two Canadian championships with New Brunswick Women's Masters Curling Team.