JANE COURTEMANCHE, PRESIDENT
My introduction to curling was through funspiels with coworkers, and I have always loved that curling is not just about what happens on the ice, but equally about the camaraderie after the game. I joined the Midland Curling Club in 2019, and curl in Doubles and four person leagues. The winter flies by when you curl four times a week, and ski the other days. As a new member of the Board, I look forward to learning more about our club, and would love to hear from members about your experiences.
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VICKI MARIANCHUK, VICE PRESIDENT
I’m a former competitive curler who joined the Midland Curling Club in 2023 after my husband and I relocated to the area. I’ve been serving on the board since January 2025, after volunteering to fill a vacant position, and I’m also part of the executive for the Day Curling League.
Before moving to Midland, I was deeply involved with the East York Curling Club, where I served on the board as President. During my time there, I worked closely with City of Toronto staff to help shape and manage the club’s operating model.
I’m passionate about helping rebuild a stronger, more vibrant curling calendar at the Midland Curling Club. As a first step, I’m bringing back a Women’s Bonspiel in March 2026 to help attract more curlers from out of town and grow our club’s reach.
BRIAN HUGHES, TREASURER
I’m a retired corporate executive who’s always enjoyed helping teams and organizations reach their goals. Over the years, I’ve had the opportunity to serve on a variety of boards, some professional, some community-based, and many in the not-for-profit world. That includes time with the SCNetwork National Board and Executive Committee, the Victoria Order of Nurses in Durham Region, and the Community Corporation Board for VON. I’ve also been President of Youth Opportunities Unlimited, worked with the Labour Market Information Knowledge System Stakeholder Alliance, and served on the Human Resources Committee at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
I joined the Midland Curling Club in 2024 and I’m really looking forward to getting involved, giving back, and helping to grow a strong and welcoming curling community.
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LESLIE HORN, SECRETARY
My husband and I joined the Midland Curling Club September 2019 as new curlers and Friday night Curling had us hooked in no time. Not only do we love the game, we have made great friends and also enjoy all the social activities that the club has to offer. During the Summer months you'll find us enjoying Georgian Bay, working in the gardens, or on long walks with our dog Maverick. I have enjoyed a 42 year career in nursing and I am now enjoying retirement.
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RYAN DUBEAU, SPONSORSHIP/ADVERTISING
I joined the board in February 2025 and bring with me strong ties to both the local business and sports communities. I was a junior curler in the area and returned to the game this past season by joining the Friday Night Social League.
With a solid understanding of the local business environment, I’ve taken on responsibilities related to sponsorship and events. I’m also supporting efforts to bring back an industrial league, which I believe will help strengthen the connection between our club and the wider business community.
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ASHTON CASCAGNETTE, MARKETING/INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
I started curling 16 years ago when I first joined the Little Rock league here in Midland. From the beginning, competitive curling has played a big role in my life. I skipped my high school team to OFSAA twice and went on to play at the college level for the Niagara Knights.
These days, I work at the YMCA as a lifeguard and fitness instructor, and I also work as a recreational therapist in long-term care. On the side, I run a small business building custom websites for local businesses. I’m a self-taught coder with a passion for IT, and I’ve even had the opportunity to gain professional experience working for Bethesda, the video game company.
I’m excited to be joining the board this season and look forward to bringing a younger perspective and my digital skills to help support and grow the club.
BRYAN WILSON, SKILLS
I moved to Midland in 1984 for my work in Industrial Design which I practiced until 2001. I joined the Midland Curling Club where I served as president for the 1987 season and sat on the Board of Directors until 2001. Since 1994 I have been very active in the youth section of our Club as a Level 3 Coach, as well acting as the CurlOn Zone 10 Youth Coordinator. In 1999 I represented the club at the Men’s Intermediate Provincial's in St. Catharines. I am a level 3 ice tech and owner of IceHoss Curling Supplies proudly serving the Midland Curling Club and other clubs in the region.
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CARROLL WILSON, YOUTH & ON-ICE
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KYLE KOSTIAK, FACILITIES
As a lifelong curler and experienced ice professional, I have a deep understanding of both the curling community and the day-to-day operations of a club. I’m excited to bring forward ideas for growing our membership based on what I’ve seen work at other clubs I’ve been part of. I also bring municipal experience from working in the recreation departments at the City of Brampton and the City of Barrie.
In addition, I have a strong background in facility and equipment life cycle planning, which I believe will help support the long-term planning needs of the Midland Curling Club.
Curling is a big part of my life, and it’s something I proudly share with my family, who are also committed members of the club. I’m looking forward to contributing my experience to the board and helping the club grow and thrive.
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