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American gridiron football player (born 1961)

Ken Hailey
Career information
No. 24
Date of birth	(1961-07-12) July 12, 1961 (age 63)
Place of birth	Oceanside, California, U.S.
CFL status	International
Position(s)	Defensive back
US college	San Francisco State
Career history
As player
1983–1991	Winnipeg Blue Bombers
1992	Ottawa Rough Riders
1993	British Columbia Lions

Career highlights and awards
3× Grey Cup champion (1984, 1988, 1990)
CFL All-Star	1984, 1985, 1987

Ken Hailey (born July 12, 1961) is a former defensive back who played eleven seasons in the Canadian Football League (CFL) for three teams.

References

"West all-star team selected". The Montreal Gazette. November 6, 1985. Retrieved December 24, 2010.

v t e Winnipeg Blue Bombers 72nd Grey Cup champions
2 Tom Clements 3 Trevor Kennerd 6 Bob Cameron 8 Norman Gibbs 12 John Hufnagel 14 Scott Flagel 21 James Murphy 24 Ken Hailey 26 Kevin Neiles 26 Donovan Rose 29 Jerome Erdman 30 Dan Huclack 31 Rick House 33 Pat Cantner 35 Tyrone Jones 36 David Shaw 37 Frank Robinson 38 Willard Reaves 39 Sean Kehoe 43 John Bonk 50 Mark Moors 52 Aaron Brown 54 Vernon Pahl 55 Tony Norman 58 Guy Boliaux 59 Lyle Bauer 62 Richard Nemeth 63 Chris Walby 64 Doug MacIver 65 Nick Bastaja 66 Paul Palma 66 Pieter Vanden Bos 68 Val Belcher 70 Jeff Boyd 71 Joe Poplawski 72 Delbert Fowler 75 Stan Mikawos 76 Darrell Patterson 78 Brent Racette Head coach: Cal Murphy Assistant coaches: Art Asselta Fred Glick John Gregory Mike Riley Bob Vespaziani

v t e Winnipeg Blue Bombers 76th Grey Cup champions
2 Lee Saltz 3 Trevor Kennerd 5 Tim Jessie 6 Bob Cameron 7 Tom Muecke 8 Ken Pettway 10 Rod Hill 12 Sean Salisbury 20 James Jefferson 21 James Murphy 22 Perry Tuttle 23 Tony Johns 24 Ken Hailey 26 Ken Winey 29 Paul Clatney 30 Darryl Sampson 31 Terry Cochrane 32 Buster Rhymes 33 Michael Allen 34 Greg Battle 35 Dan Wicklum 39 Darren Yewchyn 39 Walter Bender 44 Leon Hatziioannou 51 David Black 52 Mike Gray 53 Aaron Brown 57 Mark Seale 58 James West 59 Lyle Bauer 63 Chris Walby 64 Bob Molle 65 Nick Bastaja 66 Steve Rodehutskors 70 Paul Shorten 72 Delbert Fowler 73 Randy Fabi 74 Vernon Pahl 76 Romel Andrews 77 Stan Mikawos 79 Willie Fears 80 Jeff Smith Head coach: Mike Riley Assistant coaches: Gene Gaines Urban Bowman Bob Padilla Bruce Lemmerman Scott Shuhmann

v t e Winnipeg Blue Bombers 78th Grey Cup champions
3 Trevor Kennerd 5 Tim Jessie 6 Bob Cameron 7 Burtland Cummings 8 Ken Pettway 9 Sammy Garza 10 Rod Hill 13 Tom Burgess 14 Danny McManus 15 Less Browne 16 Terry Cochrane 20 Steve Zatylny 21 James Murphy 22 Perry Tuttle 24 Ken Hailey 26 Ken Winey 27 Robert Mimbs 29 Dave Bovell 30 Darryl Sampson 32 Matt Pearce 33 Michael Allen 34 Greg Battle 35 Tyrone Jones 36 Paul Randolph 37 Warren Hudson 39 Rick House 43 Quency Williams 44 Leon Hatziioannou 51 David Black 52 Mike Gray 57 Steve Rodehutskors 58 James West 59 Lyle Bauer 63 Chris Walby 64 Bob Molle 68 Nick Benjamin 69 Scott Redl 71 Lee Hull 76 Quentin Riggins 77 Stan Mikawos 79 Rob Crifo 80 Eric Streater 99 Jeff Croonen Head coach: Mike Riley Assistant coaches Gene Gaines Jim Gilstrap Cal Murphy Bob Padilla Dave Ritchie Ron Simonson

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