Natasha has devoted the last 17 years of her life working with athletes and advocates for sport. She has a wealth of experience running sport clinics, programs, and camps for the youth, as well as basketball leagues, tournaments, and events. She is currently the Lead Assistant for the George Brown Women’s Basketball team; she is a NCCP Level 2 certified coach and has coached at the OCAA, OBA, JUEL, AAU, and school basketball levels. As an athlete, Natasha went to AAAA OFSAA for basketball in high school, and played Varsity Field Hockey at York University.  Natasha is also a former certified basketball official in York Region, Durham, and Toronto. Natasha’s source of ambition and passion emerge from her eclectic background in sport. She hopes to tap into the potential of our youth by offering experiences in sport that foster personal growth.

Natasha studied Kinesiology & Health Science & Psychology at York University, while obtaining her certificate in Rehabilitation Services from York-Seneca. She loves all sports and is an avid reader.

Carmen is a passionate coach and educator. She has been coaching youth basketball across the country and around the world for 10+ years. Most recently, she has been involved with various Ontario Basketball Association programs, including Kingston Impact and the Training Development Institute Program for girls under 15. Carmen is also an educator having worked in various post-secondary institutions, including Western University, University British Columbia and Queen’s University in the department of Residence Life. She is an engaging and dynamic leader who is focused on empowering youth to reach their full potential. Carmen is invested in developing holistic youth for our future. She believes in fostering learning experiences and maturing sense of self.

Carmen did her BA at the University of Western Ontario and her Masters of Education at Queen’s University. She is an active enthusiast who loves to bike, run, climb and travel.