Julian Austin (field hockey)
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Julian Austin (born December 30, 1949, in
Olympic career
Austin represented Canada in the World Cup of Field Hockey and two
Personal life
A policeman in his native Guyana before immigrating to Canada during the early 1970s, Austin has worked as a volunteer for his church in Scarborough, Ontario. As a young person he sat on many committees helping the youth and the elders of the Church. In the Scarborough Rough River area, where he still lives, he served as a member of the Old Lansing Cut-off Ratepayers Association responsible for the community youth program.
Austin has a wife, Laurel, as well as a son and a daughter. He is the former Vice-president and Assistant Welfare Officer of the Guyana Ex-Police Association of Canada,[3] who was responsible for fund raising and event planning. His favourite saying is: "If I can help somebody as I pass along, then my living would not be in vain."
Julian joined the Malvern Onyx Lions Club in its charter year and served as tail twister, membership director, and eventually President from 2009-2011.
Austin is a facilitator on the Global Leadership Team of the Lions Clubs International in his district.[4]
International senior competitions
- 1979 - Pan American Games, Puerto Rico (Silver)
- 1983 - Pan American Games, Venezuela (Gold)
- 1984 - Olympic Games, Los Angeles (10th)
References
- ^ Olympic results
- ^ "Pan Am Games contingent gets grand welcome …GOA president calls for level playing field". Guyana Chronicle. Retrieved 2021-01-03.
- ^ "Brother Julian Austin cops another award :: Gepac". Retrieved 2021-01-03.
- ^ "Lions of District A711 committee chairs". www.a711lions.org. Retrieved 2021-01-03.
External links
- Julian Austin at the International Hockey Federation
- Julian Austin at Olympedia
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