Oak Bay High School Sports Hall of Fame -You Tube

Some Pictures from the Sports Hall of Fame event on February 22nd 2020

As of 2025, Oak Bay has won a total of 101 provincial titles in all school sports. This surely positions Oak Bay High as one of the most, if not the most, decorated schools in the province.

Builders

These wonderful people have greatly contributed to Oak Bay’s Athletic Program.
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Oak Bay High School Alumni Sports Hall of Fame 2020 Inductees

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Jack Wallace

Jack was Principal of Oak Bay Secondary from 1963-1970. Jack was a tremendous supporter of all student activities. His interest in athletics was remarkable. Jack attended most games and travelled with the teams to exhibition and championship tournaments. He was instrumental in adding new facilities to the original building, including the gymnasium and the original cinder track which now bears his name.

Don Oliver (click image to view full size)

Dave Dunnet (click image to view full size)

Court Brousson
The Jack Wallace Track along with initiating the Sport Recognition Wall in the east gym may be the most tangible legacies of Court’s 10 years as Principal of Oak Bay High, however it’s widely recognized that through his foresight and active involvement in the school’s athletic program, Oak Bay regained its prominence as a powerhouse in local and provincial sports. Court never failed to recognize the efforts of his coaches, he placed great value in the position of Athletic Director, he established a financial legacy for teams to draw on for many years to come, but perhaps most of all, he created a culture in which all sports, both male and female, were given equal recognition.

Coaches

Gary Taylor (click image to view full size)

Gary Johnston (click image to view full size)

Don Horwood (click image to view full size)

Gill Hawkins (click image to view full size)

Athletes

Bob Burrows (click image to view full size)

Bob Wheaton (click image to view full size)

Shelley Andrews ( nee Winter ) (click image to view full size)

Marilyn Brian (Campbell (click image to view full size)

Alison Daysmith and Judy Humber (click image to view full size)

Bob Hutchison (click image to view full size)

Dave Morgan (click image to view full size)

Alan Wright

Alan graduated from Oak Bay in 1941 and excelled in many sports at Oak Bay. Alan played for the Victoria Dominoes basketball team that won the Canadian basketball championship in 1941-42. After serving his country in the Second World War Alan returned to the Dominoes and helped them win the national title again in 1945-46.

Marg Metcalfe ( nee Mainwaring ) (click image to view full size)

Brian McKenzie (click image to view full size)

Rob Parris (click image to view full size)

Dave Kirzinger (click image to view full size)

Don Carson (click image to view full size)

Mark Wyatt (click image to view full size)

Phil Mack (click image to view full size)

Jared Barker (click image to view full size)

Winston Stanley (click image to view full size)

Norman Hadley (click image to view full size)

James Squire

Jim was awarded the Merit Cup in 1940 for his exemplary citizenship and for his distinguished accomplishments in track and field, rugby, soccer and golf. His excellence in golf led to being Victoria Junior Golf Champion for three consecutive years starting in 1939. In 1941, he also doubled as the Victoria Amateur Champion. Jim continued his winning ways at the University of Washington. In 1950, after some convincing, Jim agreed to play in the BC Amateur Championship where, after two extra holes in the final, he was crowned the 1950 BC Amateur Golf Champion.

Pat Nickells (nee Fleming) (click image to view full size)