L'histoire de l'equipage de Paris marque véritablement le début de l'histoire sportive du Canada. Leur victoire à la régate internationale d'aviron de Paris s'est produite quelques jours seulement après la confédération canadienne. L'exposition virtuelle, réalisée par Musées numeriques Canada et le Temple de la renommée sportive du Nouveau-Brunswick, est l'une des ressources les plus complètes que vous trouverez sur le l'équipage légendaire.
Excelled in speed skating and sculling. Represented Canada at the 1924 Paris Olympics.
Won 49 medals, including a 1990 World Championship in coxless fours; the first New Brunswicker to achieve that victory in 123 years.
2006 World Championship gold and 2008 Olympic appearance. Now serving as Director of the Olympic Department of Health Medicine and Science.
Fulton, Hutton, Price, and Ross: Canada's first world champions. Won the 1867 World Championship and 1868 Championship of America.
Founder of the Kennebecasis Rowing Club, revived the Renforth Regatta, and led the growth of rowing in New Brunswick.
Dominated Canadian rowing in the 1980s, winning eight national medals together and four individual golds.
Kennebecasis Rowing Club star; won gold at the 2000 World Rowing Championships.
Rowing NB Sports Hall Honoured Members
A Part of Brian Flood's Legacy
We extend our heartfelt thanks to Brian Flood, whose leadership, passion, and clear vision were instrumental in bringing the History of Rowing exhibit and this fundraiser to life. Special thanks also goes to his sister, Dianne Sharpe, Gregory Zed, the Town of Rothesay, and our other generous donors for their early support.
About the project
What: A comprehensive exhibit celebrating New Brunswick’s rowing history.
Where: New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame, 503 Queen St., Fredericton.
When: Launching June 2025 to coincide with our summer opening.
Why: To preserve and celebrate a legacy that has shaped our province, inspiring generations of athletes.