Meet the Board

Alex has been in the quadball community since 2018, initially playing with Quadball UK for the Leicester Threstrals while abroad in 2018, before joining Canadian teams upon her return home. Alex is a practicing family lawyer who lives in Ottawa, ON. She is currently an assistant coach for the University of Ottawa student team, and loves to help encourage new players and foster growth and community for the sport. When not working, Alex can be found at home with her husband and two cats.

Alex (known as Rivvy to many) has been part of the Quadball community since he joined the University of Ottawa's team during the first year of his health sciences undergrad in 2020. He served as the club’s VP finance in 2021, and then two terms as club president from 2022-2024. He has played for the Ottawa Black Bears since 2022, and was a member of Team Canada’s development team in 2024. He is currently finishing a Master’s in Anatomical Science Education at uOttawa. You can usually spot him on the pitch by whatever colour his hair happens to be that month.

Isaac Qi joined the Quadball community in 2022 as a rookie for the UBC Thunderbirds and rose to Captain the following year. He is passionate about upholding university-level Quadball and fostering an inclusive environment in collegiate sports. Outside of Quadball, Isaac has coached Senior Girls Basketball for the EH Griffins since 2013 and works as an animal welfare researcher aiming to better the lives of dairy cattle. If you see him, ask him about cows!

Jasper joined quadball in the fall of 2018 and by Jan 2019 was already vice president of the Edmonton Quadball Association. In this role, they created a recreational program in the Edmonton Area for non-competitive quadball, updated the clubs policies, and ran several iterations of the western fantasy tournament Solsnitch. In addition to volunteering, they have played as a chaser on the Edmonton Aurors, Alberta Clippers, Team Canada Bubble, and Munich Wolpertingers.

Active in quadball for over 10 years, I’ve always wanted to help the sport grow by introducing new people to the game and by taking part in creating teams in Quebec. Over time, this led to players who played with UdeM and eventually with the Flamingos. What matters most to me is making sure everyone feels welcome, in a safe and inclusive environment.

Misha Whittingham (2025-2027) Misha is a veteran in quadball and has held executive positions for several organizations. He is a former commissioner of the Quidditch Conference of the Northwest (2018-2020), manager of the MLQ Ottawa Black Bears (2022-2024) and coach of the UVic Valkyries (2014-2019). He is currently coaching the uOttawa Geezers (2024-present). Misha is focused on promoting development and growing the Canadian quadball community.

Scott first started playing Quadball with the University of Waterloo Warriors, serving as an executive for the larger part of his time there. After graduating in 2024 he started to run the Mischief, the Toronto based community team, focused on expanding and tighetening the community in his area and nationally. Scott has also been involved with the Toronto Raiders and the 'Bubble Team'. Outside of Quadball Scott has returned to school to complete a major in Psychology and otherwise spends time being subservient to his cat, Toast.