​BRAMPTON, ON (March 11, 2025) – The City of Brampton is thrilled to unveil the 2025 inductees into the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame. ​This year, six exceptional individuals will be honoured for their remarkable impact on sport in Brampton and beyond. The City is hosting an induction ceremony to celebrate this year’s inductees, and tickets are now available for purchase.

The 2025 inductees into the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame are:

Ron Noonan, Builder, Ice Hockey

Ron Noonan, a key figure in Brampton sports, is being inducted into the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame for his contributions to hockey, soccer and baseball. A former Chinguacousy Minor Hockey President (1995-1997), he later played a pivotal role in the Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA), serving as Chair of Coaching Programs (2015). His dedication earned him the OMHA Trophy in his name, Ontario Hockey Federation Volunteer of the Year (2005) and Bill Richmond Award (2010). Since 2004, Noonan has curated the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame, preserving the city’s rich sports heritage.

​Raymond Rutter, Builder, Boxing

Raymond Rutter, a pivotal figure in Canadian boxing, is being inducted into the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame for his lasting contributions to the sport. Over nearly 30 years, he managed 15 champions, including 10 Canadian, four Commonwealth and one world titleholder. Founder of Canadastar Boxing Inc. (1990), he brought major fights to Canada through TSN, HBO and Showtime. Honoured by the International Boxing Federation (1995), he also served as a professional boxing judge (2015-2016). A dedicated youth coach in Brampton, Rutter’s impact on Canadian boxing and sports development continues to inspire future generations.

George Shepperdley, Builder, Cycling

George Shepperdley, a champion for cycling in Brampton, is being inducted into the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame for his decades of contributions to the sport. A founding member of Bike Brampton (2013), he played a key role in establishing the Brampton Cycling Advisory Committee. A former president of the Brampton Cycling Club (1998-2002), he has also officiated Ontario Cup Races and won multiple provincial and national cycling medals. Even in his 80s, he remains an active cyclist, covering 4,300 kilometers in Peel Region in 2024, and continues to mentor and advocate for cycling in the community.

​Brian Beisel, Athlete, Lacrosse

Brian Beisel, a decorated lacrosse player, coach and executive, is being inducted into the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame. A five-time Mann Cup finalist with two wins, Beisel also captured the 1996 Minto Cup and the 2005 National Lacrosse League (NLL) Champions Cup. He played 124 NLL games, earning 125 points. As a coach, he led teams to provincial and national success, including the 2019 NLL title with the Calgary Roughnecks. Beisel also played junior hockey for Brampton and worked at Memorial Arena for 15 years. His contributions to lacrosse and Brampton’s sports community are both lasting and significant.

Patrick Tatham, Athlete, Basketball

Patrick Tatham, a distinguished player and coach, is being inducted into the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame for his contributions to basketball. A former Chinguacousy Secondary School MVP, he played National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) basketball at Cleveland State University and professionally overseas. As a coach, he led Ryerson University (renamed to Toronto Metropolitan University) to its first Ontario University Athletics (OUA) title (2016) and became the first Black coach to win CIS Coach of the Year. Now head coach at McMaster University, he has also coached with Basketball Canada, earning multiple international medals. Patrick joins his sister, Tamara Tantham, a 2022 inductee, continuing their family’s legacy in Brampton basketball.

Normen Cadorin, Veteran, Baseball

Normen Giovanni Cadorin, a driving force in Brampton baseball, is being posthumously inducted into the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame. As umpire-in-chief for Brampton Minor Baseball Inc. (BMBI), he introduced a tiered umpire certification system, making Brampton a leader in developing young officials. His dedication earned him the Dick Willis Award (1997), BMBI’s Jack Campbell Award and a City of Brampton Longtime Service Award. A Toronto Police officer for 38 years, Cadorin’s impact extended beyond the field. His legacy in Brampton baseball and sports officiating is unmatched, making this honour a well-deserved tribute to his contributions.

About the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame

Since establishing the Sports Hall of Fame in 1979, the City of Brampton has recognized outstanding athletic achievements and contributions to the development of sport in the community. The Brampton Sports Hall of Fame, currently housed within the CAA Centre, serves as a lasting tribute to local athletes, coaches and trailblazers who have made significant contributions to sports. As part of the Victoria Park Arena revitalization project, the Hall of Fame will be relocated to the new facility, continuing to offer a space for residents and visitors to reflect on and celebrate Brampton’s deep sporting history.

Save the date | 44th Annual Brampton Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony 

The 2025 Induction Ceremony promises to be a memorable evening, bringing the community together to honour Brampton’s game-changers in sports.

​Date: Tuesday, May 6, 2025

Time: 6 pm reception and 7 pm ceremony 

Location: The Rose, 1 Theatre Ln., Brampton, ON 

Tickets are on sale. General admission tickets are $55 for adults and $27.50 for children (12 and under).

For more information and to purchase tickets to the induction ceremony, visit brampton.ca/shof. 

​2026 Nomination Process 

Nominations for 2026 inductees are open. Members of the public are encouraged to nominate potential inductees. The deadline for nominations is June 13, 2025. 

Nominees must have a connection to Brampton and have made outstanding contributions and achievements in sport. 

There are four categories of membership in the City of Brampton's Sports Hall of Fame:

• Athletes 
• Builders - all members other than athletes 
• Veterans - may be either athletes or builders who have concluded their careers 
• Teams 
  

To submit a nomination, visit brampton.ca/shof. 

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“Congratulations to the 2025 inductees of the Brampton Sports Hall of Fame! Their achievements, dedication, and passion have left a lasting legacy on our city, inspiring generations of athletes and sports enthusiasts. Brampton takes great pride in recognizing these exceptional individuals who have shaped the sporting landscape of our community. I encourage everyone to join us at this year's ceremony to celebrate their incredible contributions.”- Patrick Brown, Mayor, City of Brampton ​