Robert and Marion Round

Robert and Marion Round have won the Earl Mackenzie Award for those involved in sports for at least 30 years. They've both been honoured by the Ontario and Canadian governments for roller skating and dance careers that include two national championships. They have also collected Ontario titles and several trophies during competitions in Michigan.

In 1989 they were invited to skate at the grand opening of the Toronto Blue Jays stadium (known then as the SkyDome but since renamed the Rogers Centre). The pair have also been named to the Mayor's Honour List for their contributions to Sarnia sports history.

They began Roller Skating Dance as youngsters, learning their craft at the old Rose Garden Roller Skating Rink and Sarnia Arena.