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Letter from Josh Cooper, President and CEO

of Baycrest Foundation
Welcome to the 2024 Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s in support of
Baycrest, the largest on-ice charitable hockey tournament in North America!
We are thrilled to be back together again for this incredible event.
It is predicted that more than 1 million Canadians will be living with
dementia by the year 2030. Baycrest continues to make great strides to
address this challenge by advancing critical research to prevent, detect
and treat dementia, and to create new gold standards in care for those
living with this diagnosis. And that’s why we’ve all come together — to help
raise critical funds to support Baycrest’s efforts to defeat dementia.
Since the Pro-Am first launched in 2005, more than $34 million has been
raised to support Baycrest’s groundbreaking research and advances in
treatment, giving hope to families and individuals in our community living
with dementia.
With the incredible support of Scotiabank, our captains, players, volunteers,
sponsors, community of donors, Olympians, and the NHL and Toronto Maple
Leafs Alumni, we are One Team vs. Alzheimer’s, working together
to defeat dementia and create a world where every older adult enjoys a life
of purpose, inspiration and fulfilment.
On behalf of the Baycrest Foundation and everyone we support, thank you
for your dedication to this important cause.
Here’s to a great Pro-Am, and we can’t wait to “Stick it to Alzheimer’s” with
all of you!

Josh Cooper
President and CEO
Baycrest Foundation

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Scotiabank Pro-Am supports critical Alzheimer’s

research at Baycrest
Baycrest is a global leader in aging and brain health with a vision of a world
where, with your help, we can defeat dementia. Baycrest provides everyone
with the tools they need to make their later years the best years of their
lives. Through our work in research, innovation, care, and education, we
are working to defeat dementia and create a world where every older adult
enjoys a life of purpose, inspiration, and fulfillment.
For 18 years, sponsors, participants, and donors of the Scotiabank Pro-Am
for Alzheimer’s have actively invested in world-class Alzheimer’s research at
Baycrest. Funds continue to be needed to support research and innovation
that will have a meaningful impact on the lives of those with Alzheimer’s and
their loved ones. Currently, funds raised through the Pro-Am support five
leading researchers and their critical work.
• Dr. Nicole Anderson, the Associate Scientific Director of Baycrest’s
Kimel Family Centre for Brain Health and Wellness, is looking at
personalized prescriptions for brain health such as exercise, nutrition,
and social engagement interventions, that can help prevent Alzheimer’s
disease and related dementias.
• Dr. Jean Chen is developing non-invasive therapeutic tools that can be
used in clinic and at the patient’s home to maintain and improve brain
health.
• Dr. Howard Chertkow leads Baycrest’s Anne & Allan Bank Centre
for Clinical Research Trials (CCRT) and is the Scientific Director
of the Kimel Family Centre and the Canadian Consortium on
Neurodegeneration in Aging (CCNA). His work with the CCRT
attracts students working on new treatment elements and supports
researchers carrying out therapy studies, which means that Baycrest’s
patients can gain access to promising medications years before they
arrive at the pharmacy.
• Dr. Björn Herrmann is advancing our understanding of ways to support
older adults with hearing loss, an important dementia risk factor, to help
them stay socially engaged and protect their brain health as they age.
• Dr. Jennifer Ryan is developing eye-tracking tests that may be used
to assess brain health and to detect Alzheimer’s disease long before
symptoms emerge.

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Letter from Elias Berbari, District Vice President

of North York Scotiabank
Welcome to the Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s in support of Baycrest.
We’re honoured to be back as the title sponsor and to help champion the
work of Baycrest and the NHL Alumni to support the Baycrest Foundation.
The Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s is special to us at Scotiabank
because it allows us to offer an unforgettable experience to hockey fans and
support fundraising efforts to help improve education, care, and outcomes
for those experiencing Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.
Scotiabank has a long-standing commitment to hockey in communities
across Canada, including our support of one million kids and counting
through our hockey for all sponsorship program. At Scotiabank, we’re
focused on providing inclusive and accessible hockey opportunities for all.
With events like the Pro-Am, we’re thrilled to help hockey fans connect with
some of the NHL’s biggest stars while raising funds for a cause that impacts
so many families.
On behalf of Scotiabank, I would like to thank all the participants who
recognize the importance of Alzheimer’s research and who have advocated
for this cause through the Pro-Am.
We look forward to another successful Scotiabank Pro-Am. Together,
we’re one team versus Alzheimer’s.
Sincerely,

Elias Berbari
District Vice President, North York, Scotiabank

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Letters from our Alumni

The NHL Alumni Association The Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni
is thrilled to be involved in this Association is proud to be
remarkable event, dedicated participating in this great event
to raising crucial funds for once again this year. Since 2005,
Baycrest – a renowned institution the Scotiabank Pro-Am for
in brain health and aging. As we Alzheimer’s has been one of the
enter its 18th year, the event most eagerly awaited events on our
has successfully raised over annual schedule, and our members
$34 million since its inception, a are excited to be assisting Baycrest
testament to the incredible impact Foundation in their mission to
and generosity of its supporters. support Baycrest for the 18th
year. Entering this year’s Pro-Am,
First and foremost, we extend over $34 million has been raised
our heartfelt gratitude to all thanks to all of the support of the
participants, volunteers, and participants, donors, organizers,
sponsors for their unwavering volunteers, and sponsors that hold
dedication to this incredible this cause close to their hearts.
weekend. Each of you plays an
indispensable role in ensuring the As in previous years, we would
success of this event, and your like to extend a big thank you to
hard work truly makes a tangible all of the supporters of this year’s
impact on countless lives. event for remaining committed to
helping Baycrest push forward with
To our esteemed NHL Alumni their ground-breaking research,
participants, your presence adds advancements in treatment, and
an invaluable touch of magic to ability to provide care to families
this event. We are immensely and individuals living with brain
proud to have our members health illnesses.
championing a cause that holds
profound significance within our This is the largest hockey charity
NHL Alumni family. event of its kind in North America,
and the upcoming weekend will be
Year after year, our team eagerly a great time for all involved. You’re
anticipates this event, and the NHL doing this for a great cause, and
Alumni Association is privileged we hope you have fun out on the
to contribute to the efforts aimed ice with our Toronto Maple Leafs
at educating, supporting, and Alumni & NHL Alumni.
ultimately finding a cure for
this disease.

Glenn Healy Kevin Maguire

Executive Director, President, Toronto
NHL Alumni Association Maple Leafs Alumni

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Letter from Pro-Am Co-Chairs

This is our sixth year as Co-Chairs of the Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s
in support of Baycrest, and we are ecstatic to see you all at this incredible
event! It’s a thrill to be able to play hockey alongside some of the most
notable and famous hockey alumni – all while supporting Baycrest’s critical
work to defeat dementia.
We would like to thank all the players, captains, coaches, volunteers, and
donors for getting behind this cause and helping Baycrest “Stick it to
Alzheimer’s.” You are raising crucial funds needed for ground-breaking
research into the prevention, detection, and treatment of dementia, and
giving hope to families and individuals in our community living with this
challenging condition.
Alzheimer’s disease and dementia affect not only those who are diagnosed
with it but also their families and loved ones. With more than 1 million
Canadians predicted to be living with dementia by 2030, it is more
important than ever to find ways to prevent, slow, or even cure this disease.
We have both lost loved ones to Alzheimer’s. We play in and co-chair the
Pro-Am in honour of our fathers, who both received unparalleled care at
Baycrest. We also do it for Joey’s mom, who is now living at Baycrest and
getting the best possible comfort and care. Our hope is that one day, other
families won’t know the heartache caused by this devastating disease —
and that’s why we are committed to helping Baycrest defeat dementia and
change the future of aging.

It’s a great privilege to be part of an event supporting a cause that means

so much to us. We are grateful to the NHL Alumni, to Canada’s Olympic
Women’s Hockey gold medalists, to all the amateur hockey greats, and to
our sponsors and donors for helping Baycrest defeat dementia, and create
a world where every older adult enjoys a life of purpose, inspiration
and fulfillment.

Thank you,

Joey Arfin & David Lewenberg

Co-Chairs
2024 Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s in support of Baycrest

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2024 Sponsors

Title Sponsor

Host Venue Partner

Bronze Sponsor

Official Partners

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Official Jersey Partner

Supporting Partners

Family Day Supporter

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Pro-Am Executive Committee

Pro-Am Executive Committee Co-Chairs:

Joey Arfin
David Lewenberg

Members of the Executive Committee:

Kathy Axmith
Richard Crenian
Melvyn Solmon
Jeffrey Zoltak

President and CEO:

Josh Cooper

Baycrest Pro-Am Management Team:

Tammy Johnson
Stacey Carcao
Cameron Finbow
Angela Hatcher
Jill Knight-Hunt
Marie Marilla
Corey Strasberg

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2024 Teams and Captains

A special thank you to our Team Captains. Your support and efforts over the
past year are greatly appreciated.

TEAM CAPTAIN
Big Geezers Michael Rumanek
Branded Cities Zachary Beach
Buckingham Jeffrey Zucker
Canadian Armed Forces Darren Hart
Canadian Armed Forces Women’s Anne Gray
Cineplex Brett Poschmann
Coop Architects John Corallo
Findlay Vinyl Basques James Scollard
Genumark David Lewenberg
Geri-Hat-Tricks David Silver
Insureit Bolts David Palermo
Insrueit Canucks David Palermo
Jadaco Joey Arfin
Leaside Ladies Lindsay Godbold
Maccabi Steve Forberg
MDF Mechanical Deanna Troiano
Niagara On the Ice Scott Sutton
Peakhill Capital Harley Gold
PI Financial Larry Greenberg & Tom Peros
Q Wealth Larry Berman
RioCan Kathy Axmith
Sanco Capitals Vince Santaguida
Scotiabank Canadiens Bill Mpermperacis
Scotiabank Canucks Peter Palmerio
Shower Door of Canada Alex Kurgatnikov & Tony Katz
Sports Clips Bryan Pilz
St. John’s Hammers Ben Goodis
Weiss Realty Ltd Michael Weiss
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FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2024

9:00 a.m. FIRST GAME
2:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
4:30 p.m. LAST GAME

SATURDAY, MAY 4, 2024

9:00 a.m. TOURNAMENT DAY TWO COMMENCES
12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. FAMILY SKATE ON RINK 1
1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. ALL-STAR GAME
4:30 p.m. LAST GAME

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FAMILY DAY
Saturday, May 4
Come out and skate with the Pros! 
Plus, autograph signing by your favourite hockey stars.

11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. AUTOGRAPH SESSION

12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. FAMILY SKATE ON RINK 1
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. LUNCH COURTESY OF PAPA JOHN’S
1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. ALL STAR GAME

*Hockey helmets must be worn on the ice*

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2024 ALUMNI
KEITH ACTON
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

12 1023 226 358 584

FUN FACT:
Acton is a 1 time Stanley Cup
champion. Acton lead the Montreal
Canadiens with 88 points in the
1981-1982 season.

MEGHAN AGOSTA
FORWARD

# Games Goals Assists Points

2 60 33 30 63

FUN FACT:
Agosta played in 4 winter Olympics
with Team Canada winning gold 3
times in 2006, 2010, and 2014.

NIK ANTROPOV
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

80 788 193 272 465

FUN FACT:
During the 2011–2012 NHL season,
Antropov scored the first goal for
the newly relocated Winnipeg Jets.

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MATTHEW BARNABY
RIGHT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

36 834 113 187 300

FUN FACT:
Barnaby had 2,562 career penalty
minutes making him one of only
22 NHL players to have more than
2,500 career penalty minutes.

BRYAN BICKELL
LEFT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

29 395 66 70 136

FUN FACT:
Bickell is a two time Stanley Cup
Champion. Bickell won both of his
cups with the Chicago Blackhawks
playing alongside Patrick Kane and
Jontahan Towes.

WENDEL CLARK
LEFT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

17 793 330 234 564

FUN FACT:
Clark was chosen first overall by
the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1985
NHL Draft. Clark would later go on
to captain the team from 1991-1994.
His number 17 was retired by the
Maple Leafs in 2016.

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2024 ALUMNI

SHAYNE CORSON
LEFT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

27 1156 273 420 693

FUN FACT:
Corson was selected 8th overall by
the Montreal Canadiens in the 1984
NHL draft. Corson captained both
the Edmonton Oilers and Montreal
Canadiens during his career and
was a 3-time NHL all-star.

DAN DAOUST
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

24 522 87 167 254

FUN FACT:
Daoust made the NHL all rookie
team in 1983. The following season,
Daoust scored a career high 74
points with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

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MICHAEL DEL ZOTTO

DEFENCE

# Games Goals Assists Points

4 736 63 199 262

FUN FACT:
Del Zotto was selected 20th overall
by the New York Rangers in the
2008 draft. At just 19-years old,
Del Zotto became the youngest
defenceman in Rangers history
to play on opening night. Del Zotto
also won a Stanley Cup with the
St.Louis Blues.

LUKE GAZDIC
LEFT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

20 147 5 3 8

FUN FACT:
Gazdic is currently a hockey analyst
on Sportnet and hosts his own
podcast called Mitts Off.

TODD GILL
DEFENCE

# Games Goals Assists Points

23 1007 82 272 354

FUN FACT:
Gill played 21 seasons in the NHL;
12 with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
In 1996, Gill was named the captain
of the San Jose Sharks where he
played 2 seasons.

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2024 ALUMNI

MIKHAIL GRABOVSKI
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

84 534 125 171 296

FUN FACT:
During the 2010 season, Grabovski
had a career high 29 goals and
58 points.

REBECCA JOHNSTON
FORWARD

# Games Goals Assists Points

6 99 51 78 129

FUN FACT:
Johnston is a 3-time Canadian
Olympic Gold Medalist. She won
gold in 2010, 2014 and 2022.

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TOMÁŠ KABERLE
DEFENCE

# Games Goals Assists Points

15 984 87 476 563

FUN FACT:
Kaberle played 14 seasons in the
NHL. 12 of those seasons being with
the Toronto Maple Leafs. Kabrele
won a Stanley Cup with the Boston
Bruins in 2011 and was a 4-time NHL
all-star.

MIKE KRUSHELNYSKI
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

26 897 241 328 569

FUN FACT:
Krushelnyski is a 4-time Stanley Cup
champion and was a part of one of
the biggest trades in NHL history
when he was sent to the LA Kings
alongside Wayne Gretzky.

ERIC LINDROS
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

88 760 372 493 865

FUN FACT:
Lindros captained the Philidelphia
Flyers from 1994-2000 and was
a 6-time NHL all-star. He won the
Hart Trohpy as the NHL’s MVP in
1994. Lindros was inducted into the
Hockey Hall of Fame in 2016 and
was annouced as one of the top 100
players to ever play in 2017.

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2024 ALUMNI
SHAWN MATTHIAS
LEFT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

23 551 90 84 174

FUN FACT:
On March 4, 2014, Matthias was
traded alongside Jacob Markstrom
to the Vancouver Canucks for
Hockey Hall of Fame member
Roberto Luongo. The following
season, Matthias had a career high
27 points with the Canucks.

DAVE MCLLWAIN
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

7 501 100 107 207

FUN FACT:
McLIwain holds the record for most
teams played for in a single season
in 1991 with 4 teams: the Jets,
Islanders, Sabres, and Maple Leafs.

BRYAN MUIR
DEFENCE

# Games Goals Assists Points

47 279 16 37 53

FUN FACT:
Muir won a Stanley Cup with the
Colorado Avalanche, playing
alongside Hockey Hall of Famers
Joe Sakic, Patrick Roy and
Ray Bourque.

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RIC NATTRESS
DEFENCE

# Games Goals Assists Points

2 536 29 135 164

FUN FACT:
Nattress won a Stanley Cup as a
member of the Calgary Flames in
1989. Nattress was also part of a trade
that sent himself and former Leafs
captain Doug Gilmour to Toronto.

WAYNE PRIMEAU
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

18 774 69 125 194

FUN FACT:
Primeau was selected 17th overall in
the 1994 draft by the Buffalo Sabres
and played 15 seasons in the NHL.
He is also the brother of former
Flyers captain, Keith Primeau.

MARK RECCHI
RIGHT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

28 1652 577 956 1533

FUN FACT:
Recchi was an 8-time all-star and
is a 3-time Stanley Cup Champion.
Recchi was inducted into the
Hockey Hall of Fame in 2017 and is
currently an assistant coach for the
Columbus Blue Jackets.
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2024 ALUMNI
ZAC RINALDO
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

36 374 18 24 42

FUN FACT:
Rinaldo played 9 seasons in the
NHL. Rinaldo played alongside NHL
stars Claude Giroux, Zdeno Chara
and Brad Marchand.

DEREK ROY
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

9 738 189 335 524

FUN FACT:
During the 2007 season, Roy scored
a career high 32 goals and 49
assists with the Buffalo Sabres.

PIERRE TURGEON
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

77 1294 515 812 1327

FUN FACT:
Turgeon was selected 1st overall
in the 1987 draft by the Buffalo
Sabres. Turgeon would go on to
score over 500 goals being one of
only 46 players to do so. He was
recently inducted into the Hockey
Hall of Fame class of 2023.
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RICK VAIVE
RIGHT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

22 876 441 347 788

FUN FACT:
Vaive is a 3-time NHL all-star and
the first Toronto Maple Leafs player
to score 50 goals.

TIGER WILLIAMS
LEFT WING

# Games Goals Assists Points

22 962 241 272 513

FUN FACT:
Williams is a 1-time NHL all-star.
He also holds the NHL record
for most career penalty minutes
with 3,971.

MIKE ZIGOMANIS
CENTRE

# Games Goals Assists Points

26 197 21 19 40

FUN FACT:
Zigomanis won a Stanley Cup with
the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2009.

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SPECIAL GUEST
ALUMNI

# Games Goals Assists Points

27 1,096 484 637 1,121

Sittler was drafted 8th overall by the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1970
On February 7, 1976, Sittler had a record 10 points in one game
against the Boston Bruins
Sittler was the captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs from 1975–1979
and then again from 1980–1982
4-time NHL All-Star
Sittler was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1989
In 2016, Sittler’s number 27 was officially retired by the Toronto
Maple Leafs
In 2017, Sittler was named one of the NHL’s top 100 players of all-time

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2024 Heroes of Winter Fundraising All-Stars*

PLATINUM
These players personally raised $25,000 or more
in 2024.
Joey Arfin
Larry Berman
Richard Crenian
David Palermo
Deanna Troiano

GOLD
These players personally raised between $15,000 and
$24,999 in 2024.

SILVER
These players personally raised between $10,000
and $14,999 in 2024.
Perry Bitterman Adam Goldstein
Dan McPherson Jeffery Zucker
Brian Sherman

BRONZE
These players personally raised between $5,000 and
$9,999 in 2024.
Kathy Axmith Miles Pollock
Colin Devine Michael Rubenfeld
Ron Edelstein Tony Santaguida
Tony Katz Hugh Schure
David Lewenberg Mel Solmon
Stephen Mortfield Scott Sutton
Scott Paterson Bart Zemanek
Enrico Paulozza

* Current as of April 25, 2024.

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2024

The Baycrest Pro-Am Hockey Hall of Fame recognizes players, builders,

volunteers, supporters, and teams who have made a significant contribution
to the Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s in support of Baycrest.
These individual contributions include reaching outstanding achievements
in fundraising, tireless support and promotion of Pro-Am, dedicated time
and energy to enhance the event, and teams who have raised over $1 million
to fund Alzheimer’s research.
This year, we are pleased to recognize the following individuals:

David Palermo Jeff Zoltak Jason Branco Josh Cooper

Player Player Ambassador Builder
Cumulatively raised Cumulatively raised Dedicated volunteer Critical to
$100,000 $100,000 and advocate the creation,
development or
support of the
Scotiabank Pro-Am
for Alzheimer’s in
support of Baycrest

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Previous Hockey Hall Of Fame Inductees

PLAYER
In recognition of a participant who has raised more than $100,000 cumulatively.

2010 Harry Lebovic, Ken Crystal, David Schlesinger, Randy Masters, Shari Silverstein
2012 Richard Cooper, Mike Ostfield, Richard Cernian, Jay Waks
2013 Alex Jurshevski, Steven Little, Steven Forberg, Irv Kleiner
2016 Larry Berman, Hunter Crenian, Mark Goodman, Jonathan Graff, David Lewenberg,
Russell Masters, Walter Zanutel
2017 Joey Arfin, Robert Cooper, Colin Devine, Warren Kimel, Robbie Little, Michael Weiss
2018 Martin Bernholtz, Brian Sherman, Steve Dolman, Tony Katz
2019 Dan McPherson, Melvyn Solmon
2022 Phil Fusco, Steve Maislin, Richard Parry, Jeremy Shanfield

LEGEND
In recognition of a participant who has raised more than $250,000 in funds.

2017 Richard Crenian, Ward Seymour, David Schlesinger

2018 Larry Berman, Randy Masters
2019 Hunter Crenian

BENEFACTOR
In recognition of a participant who has raised more than $500,000 in funds.

2019 Richard Crenian

2022 Larry Berman
2023 Joey Arfin

LEGACY TEAMS
In recognition of a team that has collectively raised over $1,000,000 in funds.

2016 Geri Hat-Tricks — Captain: Dan McPherson

2016 Team Kaos — Captain: Jay Waks

BUILDER
In recognition of an individual critical to the creation, development or ongoing support of
the Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s in support of Baycrest.

2010 Len Gill, Jay Waks, Ward Seymour 2016 Jared Drewnowsky
2012 John Doig, Ellis Jacob 2017 Agnes Faraci, Carly Napier, Mark Naiper
2013 Mark Gryfe, Stan Feldman 2019 Jordana Novak
2023 John Cook

AMBASSADOR
In recognition of a volunteer who has provided dedicated support and is an active advocate
of Baycrest and the Scotiabank Pro-Am for Alzheimer’s in support of Baycrest.

2016 Julian Kroutinsky

2017 Cindi Gregoire, Stuart Shecter, Jori Negin-Shecter, Ethan Negin-Shecter
2023 Scott Holmes

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Toronto Maple Leafs Top

Fundraisers Game
On Mar 4th, we welcomed our top 30
fundraisers to the Adidas gondola
box at Scotiabank Arena to watch
the Toronto Maple Leafs take on the
Boston Bruins. This was an evening
of food, drinks, laughter and hockey,
all while reminding our fundraisers
that together, we have the shared
goal of sticking it to Alzheimer’s.
Even Wendel Clark joined us in the
box pre-game for some pictures!
Want to get in on the action next
year? Stay tuned for more incredible
events like these for our top
fundraisers next year!

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