Mark Burgess
President & CEO
A name that is synonymous with Junior hockey in Northern Ontario, is Mark Burgess. Bringing a wealth of junior experience, Mark purchased the Rayside Balfour Canadians in 2019 setting the standard for Junior A hockey. For 30 years, the Burgess family owned and operated the Sudbury Wolves up until 2016. Mark has a deep hockey heritage, being active at all levels and looks to continue to build another JR A. championship team.
Connor Burgess
Managing Partner
Coming soon..
Darryl Moxam
Head Coach
Serving as associate coach for the Sudbury Wolves (OHL) for the past 6 seasons. Darryl Moxam has held the reigns at the OHL level, the CIS level and the Jr. A level. Bringing a tremendous level of experience and player development, Coach Mox is looking forward to building off the solid foundation the Sudbury Cubs have already established. No stranger to success behind the bench, winning the NOJHL championship with the Sudbury Northern Wolves in 2006. Darryl will look to continue the success he has already captured at the NOJHL level.
Dave Clancy
Associate Coach
Bringing a wealth of experience, Dave Clancy has over 20 years of coaching. Spending three seasons with the Laurentian Voyageurs (Usports) as an assistant coach, Dave has served as a scout for the Sudbury Wolves (OHL) and Head coach in the NOJHL. Bringing a winning pedigree to the Cubs Dave has experienced two NOJHL championships in 2006 as an assistant with the Sudbury Northern Wolves and 2008 as head coach for the Sudbury Jr. Wolves. All of Dave’s hard work paid dividends, when he was named NOJHL coach of the year in 2019.
Kerry MacLennan
Assistant Coach
A true staple in the hockey community, Kerry has spent the past four seasons as an assistant coach with the Laurentian University Voyageurs (Usports). Kerry brings with him experience, knowledge and the ability to bring new strategies and in-game adjustments to help develop and shape players.
Everett Bona
Assistant General Manager & Game Night Operations
A Sudbury local, Everett Bona started his career in 2019 with the Rayside Balfour Canadians (NOJHL). A student of the game, he has participated in a variety of roles over his tenure. Everett’s passion and commitment for the team has effectively drawn attention to the new brand, and successfully added beneficial partnerships over the last six years.
Eric Navarro
Goaltending coach
Drafted in the 6th round of the 1998 OHL draft by the Kitchener Rangers. After his playing career, Eric spent three seasons scouting for the Owen Sound Attack of the OHL. Eric has a passion for building confidence, teaching preparation, and positive mindset in young goaltenders.
Darryl Lafrance
Assistant Coach
The Hanmer Ontario native , Darryl Lafrance was drafted by the Calgary Flames in the 5th round of the 1993 NHL Draft. Darryl spent 4 seasons with the Oshawa Generals where he tallied 346 points in 232 games played. Darryl went on to play in the AHL, IHL and ECHL. After retiring from as a player, Darryl transitioned into coaching and scouting. Currently scouting for the Brampton Steelheads of the OHL, Coach Lafrance brings keen eye for player development.
Chris Seguin
Head Trainer
Sudbury native, Chris Seguin began his career in 2016. Chris’s dedication to the game of hockey and player safety has seen him rise through the ranks. Working as the trainer for Team NOHA, Rayside Balfour Canadians (NOJHL), Espanola Express (NOJHL), and the Sudbury Cubs (NOJHL).
Carrington Ryan
Team Mental Health
Carrington Ryan earned her Bachelor of Social Work at Laurentian University. Carrington is a Registered Social Worker with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. Carrington began her career working with individuals with developmental disabilities, and assisting individuals with varying disabilities obtain, and retain employment and independence. By developing thorough assessments and individual care plans, Carrington has the experience necessary to assist individuals with acquired brain injuries, trauma, and developmental disorders. Carrington has experience working with all age groups. In her role as case manager, Carrington provides counselling to support both individuals and their families facing complex injuries, mental health and pain disorders. Carrington believes that healing is a collaborative endeavour that requires a holistic approach. Carrington is bilingual and offers services in English and French to the Greater Sudbury Area. Carrington is currently completing her Masters of Social Work at Laurentian University.
Dr. Todd Plexman
Team Dentist
Todd was born and raised here in Sudbury, he attended St. Charles College and graduated in 1984. In 1988, Dr. Plexman graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Science degree. He then moved to Winnipeg and attended the University of Manitoba, where he graduated in 1992 with a Doctor of Dental Medicine. In 2017, Dr. Plexman was awarded a Fellowship in the Pierre Fauchard Academy.
Dan Despatie
Sudbury Police Liaison Officer
No stranger to junior hockey, Dan Depastie spent two seasons in the NOJHL amassing 197 points in just 82 games. Playing two seasons in the NOJHL, Dan played for the Nickel City Cubs & Espanola Eagles. Dan serves as the team’s Liaison Officer. He facilitates access to support services and communicates clear and concise information. The liaison officer is a critical role in team education and success.
Braeden Watson
Video Coordinator & Head of Social Media
Born and raised in Sudbury, Braeden Watson started with the Greater Cubs in 2022 as an analytics consultant. A student at Laurentian University, Braeden is currently enrolled in the Sports Administration program. Throughout his time with the Cubs, Braeden has been involved with a number of initiatives. Braeden’s love and passion for the game of hockey is never-ending, and his commitment to the club is as strong as it gets.
Jennifer Brouillette
Billet Coordinator
Jen joined the team in the 2021/2022 season as a Host Family & became the Billet Coordinator at the end of that first season. Jen is passionate about advocating for young people and ensuring that the out-of-town players have clean, safe places to stay with families that will treat them as their own. In addition to her own 3 children, she currently billets 3 players, and there is no shortage of chaos and laughter at their house. A hockey parent herself, she has a love and passion for the game that makes it easy to commit to being a part of the Cubs family.
