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1973

New Westminster-Burnaby

Summer Games

In 1973, an entire lake full of water lilies proved to be a sizeable obstacle for organizers in New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia. Dredged of its aquatic flora, the venue was ultimately worthy of the painstaking efforts that went into its preparation: Sports Illustrated would refer to it as “the finest rowing course in the western hemisphere.”

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

Sports

Team NB participated in 12 Sports.

The 1973 Canada Summer Games in New Westminster and Burnaby brought together 1,676 athletes to participate in 16 different sports.

Introduction

10 days. 16 sports. 1 unforgettable event.

A long walk towards success

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

Team NB

Team NB had 208 athletes participate in the 1973 Canada Games.

Total Athletes:

208

Athlete

Gregory Nason

Track & Field

Athlete

Dean Moore

Baseball

Manager

Peter Hedges

Soccer

Athlete

Lawrence Makenney

Lacrosse

Athlete

William McVea

Lawn Bowling

Athlete

Reginald Belyea

Rowing

Athlete

Steve Beatteay

Lacrosse

Athlete

Jean-Louis Violette

Baseball

Athlete

Brian McKinley

Track & Field

Athlete

Robert Jardine

Baseball

Athlete

Brian Hayden

Lacrosse

Coach

Amedee Cormier

Track & Field

Athlete

Janet Miller

Field Hockey

Athlete

Kathy Campbell

Track & Field

Athlete

Hans Lammens

Tennis

Athlete

Jeffrey Mockler

Soccer

Athlete

Mary Handley

Swimming

Athlete

Margaret Crosby

Tennis

Athlete

Franklin Hoyt

Lacrosse

Coach

Lorne Kilpatrick

Rowing

Athlete

Paul Jardine

Track & Field

Athlete

Wayne Alderman

Baseball

Athlete

Peter Matthews

Baseball

Athlete

Nancy Saunders

Field Hockey

1973

Gregory Nason

Track & Field

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Dean Moore

Baseball

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Peter Hedges

Soccer

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Lawrence Makenney

Lacrosse

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

William McVea

Lawn Bowling

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Reginald Belyea

Rowing

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Steve Beatteay

Lacrosse

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Jean-Louis Violette

Baseball

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Brian McKinley

Track & Field

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Robert Jardine

Baseball

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Brian Hayden

Lacrosse

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Amedee Cormier

Track & Field

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Janet Miller

Field Hockey

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Kathy Campbell

Track & Field

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Hans Lammens

Tennis

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Jeffrey Mockler

Soccer

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Mary Handley

Swimming

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Margaret Crosby

Tennis

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Franklin Hoyt

Lacrosse

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Lorne Kilpatrick

Rowing

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Paul Jardine

Track & Field

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Wayne Alderman

Baseball

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Peter Matthews

Baseball

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

1973

Nancy Saunders

Field Hockey

1973 New Westminster and Burnaby, British Columbia

YEAR

ATHLETE/TEAM

SPORT

GAMES

Baseball
Cycling
Field Hockey
Lacrosse
Rowing
Shooting
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Tennis
Track and Field
Volleyball

1973

The Games At A Glance

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G

+1

S

+1

B

+2

Total Medals Earned:

4

RESULTS

ATHLETE/TEAM

SPORT

EVENT

Track and Field

1500 m

G

Peter Richardson

Field Hockey

Women’s

B

TEAM NB: Ann Bedard, Nancy Buzzell, Wendy Clifford, Sherre Fitch, Janet Goggin, Kim Hansen, Karen Lee, Barb Lewis, Pat MacDonald, Janet Saunders, Lynn Stewart, Judy Watson, Pauline McHugh (Coach)

Tennis

Mixed Doubles

B

TEAM NB: Linda O'Neill, David Piers

Track and Field

800 m

S

Peter Richardson

Photos

By the Numbers

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