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AUBURN — St. Dominic Academy has announced this year’s inductees into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame, which honors former players and coaches who achieved athletic excellence throughout their academic careers at the school.
The Lifetime Achievement Award will be given posthumously to Brother Gerard (Aubin) Laflamme, who will be recognized for his years of service as a dedicated teacher and a coach of hockey, soccer, football and tennis, said a news release from the Portland Catholic Diocese. He also served as athletic director.
The other inductees for 2017 are Audrey (Pleau) Sundqvist ’03, Joe Dumais ’01, George Charest ’65 and Bert Jalbert ’64. Two teams will also be recognized — the 2000 girls championship cheering team and the 1999 boys hockey team.
“We look forward to honoring these men and women for their contributions to St. Dominic Academy athletics,” said school President Donald Fournier. “St. Dom’s has a rich history of academic and athletic excellence among our students. This group of inductees is no exception.”
The banquet and awards ceremony be held beginning at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 16 at the academy’s Auburn campus, 121 Gracelawn Road.
For more information or to buy tickets, contact Laurie Servidio in the Alumni/Advancement Office at 207-782-6911, ext. 2109, or laurie.servidio@portlanddiocese.org.
The nomination committee for the Athletic Hall of Fame reviews nominations throughout the year. Once submitted, nominations are active for five years. The eligibility criteria and nomination forms are available on the academy’s website: www.stdomsmaine.org.
