Sports Hall of Fame to induct two new members

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Jenny Parry and Brad Hore

The Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame will induct two new members at its 2019 Induction Ceremony at USC Sunshine Coast tomorrow (Wednesday 27 November).

The Hall of Fame inductees and two Certificate of Merit winners will be celebrated for their outstanding achievements and contributions to sport on the Sunshine Coast.

Previous inductees have included Mal Meninga, Pat Rafter, Lisa Curry, Grant Kenny, Ian Baker Finch, Melanie Wright (Schlanger), Chris Vermeulen, Gary Elkerton, Ray and Denise Boyd, and Alana Quake (Boyd).

The Sunshine Coast Sports Hall of Fame Awards are sponsored by USC, Sunshine Coast Council, Noosa Council, 92.7 Mix FM, the Sunshine Coast Daily and the Department of Housing and Public Works (Sport and Recreation).

 
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