Meet the Playmakers
HOW I PLAY: Play has always been a big part of my life. I will never forget putting on my first figure skating dress and stepping onto the ice to perform. As a shy kid, playing sports enabled me to break out of my shell and gave me confidence in other areas of my life. I was lucky to have coaches who were strong role models and build life-long friendships. To this day, I have not lost my desire to play. I take every chance I can to get out on the rink, golf course or slopes. Play is an essential part of growing up and I am excited to be part of the Playmakers Board and to get more kids playing!
HOW I PLAY: As a kid, play was essential to my life and that has not changed in the slightest. These days, getting outside for a run is one of my favourite ways to destress and catch up with my best friends who all are runners as well. I believe that the ability to play is one of life’s greatest gifts and being able to share that through my work at Right to Play means the World to me.
HOW I PLAY: Play has been a centerpiece of my life since childhood - whether that be through sport (hockey, golf, volleyball, cricket, etc.), work, or socially. I believe staying "playful" is one of the many keys to happiness, and I'm both thankful and excited by the opportunity to carry my learnings forward through coaching, volunteering, and Right to Play's initiatives. Few other things to note: That's the first fish I've ever caught, and I'm of firm belief that our Leafs will bring it home one day.
HOW I PLAY: My favourite way to play is to be outdoors with friends! Whether its tennis, hiking, biking, or trying something new it always leaves me feeling energized and connected to those around me. If going outdoor isn’t an option I am always up for a good round of cards!
