Bianca is originally from Windsor and currently lives in Toronto. She has a Master’s in Health and Exercise Psychology from McGill University. From Montreal, Bianca moved to Toronto to lead a youth development program focused on sport and physical activity. She then joined the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport working on numerous sport and recreation files. She is currently with the Treasury Board Secretariat of Ontario. After moving to Toronto, Bianca was looking for opportunities to meet new people and stay active and that’s when she discovered dodgeball. It wasn’t long before she was swept up into the dodgeball community and was playing multiple nights a week. She has played with Downtown Dodgeball and Dodgeball Toronto. ​Bianca is a multidisciplinary asset bringing expertise in sport systems, policy and program development and implementation, project management, and sport event management. She is excited to bring her knowledge and experience to Dodgeball Ontario to enhance the development of the organization.

Marcelle is a former resident of Whitby and has been living in Toronto since 2010. Marcelle found Dodgeball when she was asked to sub for a friends team. Since that day, Marcelle has never missed a season on the courts. Marcelle began travelling to tournaments in 2011, and looks forward to attending annual tournaments because Dodgeball has given her the opportunity to travel to new places, to play with and against new and old friends from around the world. In 2014, Marcelle represented Canada at the World Dodgeball Federation (WDBF) World Championships in Hong Kong. In 2016 Marcelle formed Savage, a competitive Women's Dodgeball Team, who has won several championships in the sport of dodgeball. Since 2016, Marcelle has been invited to compete at every National Championship Tournament hosted by Dodgeball Canada and in 2017, she was chosen to captain Team Maple Leaf, a dark horse team selected to compete at the World Dodgeball Championships in Toronto, Canada. Marcelle currently plays 2-3 nights a week with Downtown Dodgeball, Toronto Dodgeball, Jam Sports and Dodgeball Toronto. In addition, Marcelle has over 8 years experience as a referee for various dodgeball organizations and tournaments. Marcelle is an Assistant Property Manager with over 12 years of experience working within in the Commercial Real Estate Industry. Marcelle’s strong administrative background brings organization, structure, and a keen eye for detail to Dodgeball Ontario.

Born and raised in Toronto, Ray was living in North Bay when he was introduced to dodgeball for the first time. Since then, Ray attends as many tournaments as possible. Currently residing in Kitchener, Ray plays in leagues out of Kitchener, London and Hamilton. In addition to Dodgeball, Ray enjoys riding motorcycles, walks, travel and spending time with his kids. He has a passion for teaching as well as helping others in various capacities (most often technology related) and enjoys staying active through playing other sports such as volleyball, badminton, tennis, curling and baseball. Ray brings over 10 years of experience working in finance, and client/customer service and currently works with the Region as a Tenant Services Coordinator where organization, finance, client services and mediation skills are utilized daily. Ray is extremely excited to be a part of Dodgeball Ontario and to help grow the sport throughout Ontario and Canada.

Born and residing in Toronto, Stephanie began her involvement in dodgeball through a friend in college. As a driven and social community member, Stephanie is constantly working to grow as a player, all while building the player relationships she’s formed along the way. Stephanie is bilingual and loves to travel. Stephanie has experience in planning and executing events including but not limited to dodgeball fundraisers and the 2017 WDBF Championships. Stephanie plans to bring her love for the people of dodgeball to her role in Dodgeball Ontario and make meaningful changes with their needs at the core.

Raised in the lakeside town of Kincardine, Becky was introduced to dodgeball after she moved to her current city of residence, London Ontario. Initially, the appeal of dodgeball for Becky was it’s playful yet competitive nature, but it’s dodgeball’s capacity for inclusion, accessibility, and community that inspires Becky to advocate for and support this sport’s growth in Ontario. Volunteerism, outreach, and community building has always been at the heart of Becky’s work in the public service and personal life. She looks forward to bringing this passion and her experience in business intelligence, analytics, communications, and event photography to Dodgeball Ontario’s efforts. When Becky is not playing dodgeball, talking about dodgeball, or watching dodgeball, she can be found spending time with her family, fussing with her camera, working in the ceramics studio, or playing guitar.