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Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1976 Men's Soccer Team
Inducted in 2003 as a Team
Institution: Concordia
Concordia history was made on November 14, 1976, when the men's soccer team
won the CIAU national championship - a
first for the newly formed university. The Sam Davidson Memorial Trophy was
presented to coach Harry Hus and his newly crowned champions.
On a cloudy Sunday afternoon in Montreal, the Stingers defeated the Dalhousie
Tigers 2-1 in overtime. The Stingers trailed the eastern representatives 1-0
midway through the second half, but Gordie Wallace tied up the game and sent it
into overtime. With the tension rising and a shootout looming, Wallace scored
again. The historic goal came on a beautiful give and go from Mike Reymolds
with four minutes left in overtime.
To reach the nationals, the Stingers put together a masterful undefeated season
in the Quebec conference. For all its achievements the team was honored at
Montreal City Hall.
Team Members
Adel Bashalani, Robert Bertschi, Francisco Campo, Kamel J. Dakkak, Stanley R. Darville, Leo F. Delaney, Ihor J. Hupaliwskyj, Ramy Hus, James C. Kelly, Steve N. Koussaya, Neil Macfarlane, Trevor W. Murray, Harry Noetzel, Joe Ouaknine, Michael J. Reynolds, Costas Triantafillos, Gordie Wallace
