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Patricia Nolan-Edwards

Catégorie

Builder

Sport

Multi-Sport

Ville natale

Bathurst

Année d'intronisation

2019

Ambassadeur Sportif

builder

PatriciaNolan-Edwards

MEMBRE HONORÉ

Biographie

Patricia Nolan-Edwards of Bathurst, has had a successful sports administration career spanning over the course of 5 decades. She has held a pivotal role in developing female golf in New Brunswick and beyond. Most notably, as the 43rd President of the Canadian Ladies Golf Association, she developed a partnership framework with the Men’s Royal Canadian Golf Association that will later become Golf Canada. Nolan-Edwards has also held important administrative roles in figure skating at the provincial and at the national level. In 1988, she was designated Canadian Championship Precision Judge in figure skating. Also in 1988, she was selected to be the master trainer for Eastern Canada, a position she occupied until 2000. Nolan-Edwards has received numerous awards and lifetime achievement recognitions from national and international sports organizations for her outstanding involvement throughout her sports career. Patricia Nolan-Edwards was inducted into the Bathurst Sports Hall of Fame in 2010 .

Faits rapides

  • Received designation of Canadian Precision Skating Championship Judge in 1988 and judged one international, and 22 national/provincial events. 

  • Distinguished Service Award from the Royal Canadian Golf Association in 2004. 

  • Served as President of both the New Brunswick Ladies Golf Association (1998-1999) and the Canadian Ladies Golf Association (2002-2003) 

  • Received Honorary Life Governor designation with the royal Canadian Golf Association in 2010. 

  • Inducted into the Bathurst Sports Hall of Fame in 2010.

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