Tommies Wall of Fame

  • About
    • Grant Harvey Centre
  • Inductees
    • 2010
      • Joey George (2010)
      • Bryan Jones (2010)
      • John McAloon (2010)
      • Peter McKee (2010)
      • Walter “Bubsy” Mills (2010)
      • Vance Toner (2010)
      • LeRoy Washburn (2010)
      • The 1960-1961 Hockey Team (2010)
    • 2011
      • Pat Barry (2011)
      • John (Jack) Boyle (2011)
      • Kenneth Gould (2011)
      • Terry Gulliver (2011)
      • John (Jack) Hall (2011)
      • Keith Raymond (2011)
    • 2012
      • Pauline Bam-Marie (Horsman) Bradley (2012)
      • Don Grant (2012)
      • Edward Hospodar (2012)
      • Stephen Horsman (2012)
      • John Lordon (2012)
      • Men’s Basketball Team 1962-65 (2012)
    • 2013
      • Patrick Glancy (2013)
      • Emily Hobbs (2013)
      • Bernie Keating (2013)
      • Bob Reid (2013)
      • St. Thomas Tommies Women’s Volleyball Teams (2000-2007) (2013)
    • 2015
      • Father J. Arthur Scott (2015)
      • Crystal Cernivz (2015)
      • Callum MacPhee (2015)
      • Gordon Wheaton (2015)
      • Robert Mabie (2015)
      • Men’s Basketball 2003-2004 (2015)
    • 2017
      • Mary Lou (Wolstenholme) Foreman (2017)
      • Nicole (Badry) Holubowich (2017)
      • Greg Morris (2017)
      • William McMullin (2017)
      • Men’s Hockey 1966-1967 (2017)
    • 2022
      • Kirk Firlotte (2022)
      • Sue (Ross) Morkin (2022)
      • Ivan Rideout (2022)
      • Alicia Sterling (2022)
      • Ed Welch (2022)
      • Larry Wood (2022)
  • Past Ceremonies
    • 2022
      • Ceremony Photos (2022)
    • 2017
      • Ceremony Photos (2017)
    • 2015
      • Ceremony Photos (2015)
    • 2013
      • Ceremony Photos (2013)
    • 2012
      • Ceremony Photos (2012)
    • 2011
      • Ceremony Photos (2011)
    • 2010
      • Ceremony Photos (2010)
  • Nominate
  • Tommies Schedule
  • Donate to Athletics
  • Contact Us

Kenneth Gould (2011)

ken gould

Basketball, Football  

Ken Gould was described as being small but fast. This was especially true on the basketball court as he led the Tommies to the NB College Basketball Conference Championship three years in a row (from 1963-1965) and was named team MVP in 1964 and 1965. He regularly led the team in scoring and in 1963-64 he ended the season with 243 points, an average of almost 19 points per game. During his playing career, he scored on average nearly 30 per cent of the Tommies’ points.

Gould was also a skilled football player and played with the Tommies for two years.

Copyright © 2023 · Lifestyle Pro Theme on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in