ABOUT CTC
Member of the Lindsay Park Sports Society
CTC
We have been instrumental in bringing major events to our city. For two back-to-back years, in 2011 and 2012 (Olympic Trials), Calgary was host to the Canadian Track and Field Championships.
The Calgary Track Council chose to utilize the Run, Jump, Throw program as an element of the Canadian Championships to introduce children to physical literacy, sport for life and fundamental movement skills. By connecting children and school teachers to the RJT program, the CTC is able to deliver a positive experience for children to get involved, get active and learn fundamental skills that would transcend to all land based sports.
CTC Board
James Holder, President
President since 2022, James leads the board, oversees operations, and represents CTC, including chairing meetings, setting agendas, ensuring adherence to governing documents, managing finances with the Treasurer, acting as spokesperson, guiding policy, and collaborating with staff/members to achieve CTC strategic goals.
Ed Moore, Past President
Ed served CTC as President for 10 years. He still helping out with meet timing management.
Dale Schoenthaler, Vice President
Assists the president, chairs committees, and manages internal affairs, as defined by the CTC’s bylaws. Dale also spends countless hours at the track, whether coaching, building equipment, or coordinating equipment at meets; making Calgary’s Track & Field scene a better place for athletes.
Doug Ratzlaff, Treasurer
Financial oversight, management, and reporting, ensuring CTC’s fiscal health by handling budget, payments, cash flow, banking, record-keeping, invoicing and investments.
Ursula Tabsh, Secretary
Record-keeper and communicator, managing CTC official documents, organizing meetings (agendas, minutes), maintaining member records. Ursula is the organizational memory, providing vital documentation for governance and continuity.