Men's Basketball

CAF SPORTS SUPPORT STAFF
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Major General J.W. Errington
PATRON View Bio2024 - present...Major General J.W. Errington
PATRONPREVIOUS PATRONS 2022-2023 Colonel L.M. Doyle 2017 - 2022 Brigadier-General D.J. Lambert 2014 - 2016 Brigadier-General P. Rutherford 2013 Rear-Admiral A.M. Smith -
Chief Warrant Officer E.J. LeClair
CO-PATRON View Bio2024 - presentChief Warrant Officer Eric LeClair, born in Pembroke, ON, has served in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) since 1992, providing 30 years of dedicated service. He has been deployed five times, including missions in Bosnia-Herzegovina and Afghanistan, and has taught at various military schools.Chief Warrant Officer E.J. LeClair
CO-PATRON
CWO LeClair was promoted to his current rank effective 05 June 2023.
Over the many years of playing basketball, a journey that has been deeply intertwined with CWO LeClair’s passion for the game and his commitment to the CAF, basketball has not only been a sport for him but a lifelong endeavor, one that has shaped his experiences and growth both as an athlete and as an individual.
For over three decades in the CAF, he has had the privilege of competing at all levels, from local teams to CAF Regional and National competitions, including 12 remarkable years with the CISM program as a player. These years have been filled with unforgettable moments, National victories, and challenges that have helped him grow as a player, leader, and teammate.
Through his time with the CISM program, he has had the opportunity to represent Canada on an international stage, competing against athletes from militaries around the world. These experiences were not just about the games themselves, but about the camaraderie and unity formed through sport, transcending borders and languages. Being part of the CISM Basketball program taught him the importance of discipline, perseverance, and the strength of working together as a team toward a common goal.
The love of the game of basketball has been a profound and essential part of his healing journey, particularly after suffering both physical and mental injuries from a roadside bomb in Afghanistan in 2010. The road to recovery wasn’t easy. However, basketball provided a way to regain both his strength and his sense of self. It became more than just a game – it became therapy, a way for him to reconnect with his body and his mind. Every dribble, every pass, and every shot he made on the court helped him rebuild his physical strength. The focus required on the court and the bench allowed him to momentarily escape the difficulties that often come with trauma. When he reflects on his recovery, basketball stands out as a pillar of strength, offering not just a way to stay active but a deeper source of resilience and mental clarity during a difficult and transformative time in his life.
With his experience, he is confident in his ability to make a meaningful contribution to this new role. Basketball has been a lifelong passion of his, and he is excited to continue supporting the sport as a Co-Patron, whether through playing, coaching, or sharing the knowledge and insights he has acquired throughout his career in the game of basketball.
CWO LeClair is a loving husband to Andrea, his wife of five years and a proud father of Cameron, Brianna and stepdaughter Petra.
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Ms. A. Fehr
CHIEF OFFICIAL View Bio2019 - presentAmber Fehr is a level III official and is heavily involved in the basketball community. She has officiated at various levels, some of which include; University (USport), Canadian College Athletic Association(CCAA), gold medal games at CAF Regionals and Nationals, U17 girls Nationals, and high school (4A boys/girl provincials). Ms. Fehr is the PSP Sports Coordinator at Wainwright Garrison, in addition she currently holds the position which involves organizing and maintaining all administrative duties with the Alberta Basketball Officials Association (ABOA). As a member of the ABOA she has many strengths some of which are; organizing educational clinics, administering exams, policy, and strategic planning.Ms. A. Fehr
CHIEF OFFICIAL
PREVIOUS CHIEF OFFICIALS 2015 - 2018 Mr. J. Branscombe 2013 - 2015 Captain P.D. Sullivan 2007 - 2011 Corporal J.L. Caron -
Lieutenant-Commander P. Sullivan
CISM HEAD COACH View BioLieutenant-Commander P. Sullivan
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Lieutenant-Colonel B. Krajcik
CISM TEAM MANAGER View Bio2017 - present...Lieutenant-Colonel B. Krajcik
CISM TEAM MANAGER