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2011 HALL OF FAME LEGENDS
The 1st XI "Legends" were installed in the Queensland Sport Hall of Fame on Monday 21 November, 2011.
ALLAN BORDER (Cricket)
MICHAEL DOOHAN (Motorcyling)
JOHN EALES (Rugby Union)
ROY EMERSON (Tennis)
CATHERINE FREEMAN (Athletics)
ROD LAVER (Tennis)
WALLY LEWIS (Rugby League)
GEORGE MOORE (Horse Racing)
GREG NORMAN (Golf)
SUSAN O'NEILL (Swimming)
KIEREN PERKINS (Swimming)
2010 QUEENSLAND SPORT HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES
The following inductees were inducted into the Queensland Sport Hall of Fame on Monday 6 December in the Plaza Ballroom of the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre:
RON ARCHER (Cricket)
JOHN CAREW (Swimming)
DENIS FLANNERY (Rugby League)
EDDIE GILBERT (Cricket)
PAM GLOSSOP (Hockey)
DEIRDRE HYLAND (Netball)
ALAN JONES (Rugby Union)
ALISON MOSELY (Basketball)
FRANK O'CALLAGHAN (Media)
SHANE WEBCKE (Rugby League)
2009 QUEENSLAND SPORT HALL OF FAME
The 15th Annual Queensland Sport Awards Presentation was held on Friday 4 December in the Great Hall of the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre and included as a special feature, the induction of the inaugural 150 into the Queensland Sport Hall of Fame.
Those 150 inductees are:
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TENNIS STARS PAST AND PRESENT STAR AT QUEENSLAND SPORT AWARDS
Young female tennis stars of 2011 in US Open winner Samantha Stosur and Wimbledon Junior champion Ashleigh Barty have combined with Queensland’s multiple Grand Slam winning sporting legends Rod Laver and Roy Emerson to make it a night to remember for Queensland tennis at tonight’s 17th Annual Queensland Sport Awards Presentation at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre.
17th ANNUAL QUEENSLAND SPORT AWARDS
QUEENSLAND SPORT AWARDS / HALL OF FAME MONDAY 21 NOVEMBER 2011
$150 per ticket - tables of 10 available
Sponsors
The Department of Communities (Sport and Recreation Services) is responsible for developing and supporting opportunities for Queenslanders to participate in sport and active recreation.
In 2007-08, more than $74 million was invested in Queensland communities to increase participation in sport and recreation through facility development and locally-based participation programs.
The Department recognises the contributions of our industry partners, such as QSport, who are helping us to make Queenslanders Australia's healthiest people.