Donegal Wilson is a member and the Secretary of the Similkameen Snowmobile Club.

Donegal got her first sled at 13 years old.  She rode her Ski-Doo Citation 3500 around the trails and fields of Tulameen, BC. She then moved to Smithers, BC where she attended Northwest Community College graduating with honors with a certificate in office administration and bookkeeping.  She went on to complete her first year of the Certified General Accountant program before deciding that she was looking for a more hands-on job.  She worked in the non-profit sector as a program adminsitrator and grant writer.  

She joined the Team at the BCSF in September of 2013 as the office manager.  Her passion for the Snowmobile Clubs in BC and our sport has been evident.  She had put in long hours to help the team reach where we are today.  She is now the Executive Director of the BCSF and works closely with the Board of Directors to improve snowmobiling in BC.  

If you see her at an event be sure to say hi as one of her favorite things is meeting fellow snowmobilers and club members around the Province.

Just a girl, surrounded by sledders!

Richard Cronier is a member and the Past President of the Paradise Valley Snowmobile Association. 

I have been a committed and dedicated snowmobiler for over 30 years. Growing up in Northern Ontario and had my first club experience when I was 14 years old. I have always been committed to organized snowmobiling and I am overwhelmed at the commitment of volunteers across the country. My greatest success includes being a husband to my wife for 25 years, Father to four children aged 23, 20,18, and 16. We are all snowmobilers! I started working for Windsor Plywood 26 years ago and now I own a small store in Dawson Creek specializing in hard to source items and renovations. I have been a Club President for 15 years and have dealt with many issues with GOVT, and many issues handling industry in a growing resource sector of North Eastern BC. During my 15 years as President we have raised monies for Charity, created greater assets for club and community within Dawson Creek, Worked within the JOP Program and some NTC Funding. I am most proud of the opportunity our club created in 2016 for youth within Dawson Creek in regards to Avalanche safety and completing their ASTl. For the past three years I have been involved with the BCSF as a Region Director and then your Vice President. I have been to Victoria to help with Caribou recovery, I worked with ABC Snow to create 1 Federation in British Columbia and I have been involved with several of my own YOU-Tube Videos as a Club Outreach to other Clubs within BC. I have recently been involved in a series of BCSF Safety Videos to reach out to snowmobilers in BC in regards to Avalanche Safety and sit on SLEDCOM.
 

Pamela is a member of the Black Tusk Snowmobile Club, and former Region 4 Director.

"In my family we have 3 generations of snowmobilers. I have a wonderful supportive husband , 2 grown children and I am very proud grandmother of a 13 year old grandson. I am proud to call Prince George my home, We have some spectacular riding areas surrounding us. I have been riding snowmobiles for many years but decided to try mountain riding on my 42nd birthday. I am now addicted  I am very passionate about organized snowmobiling , it seems to always be my number 1 topic. I want my grandson and future generations to enjoy organized snowmobiling in our beautiful province and enjoy what I have come to love." - Robbin Worthington

Marlon Spooner is a member and President of the Rocky Mountain Riders. As Region 1 Director, he works with the Fort Nelson Snowmobile Club, Northland Trail Blazers, Paradise Valley Snowmobile Association, Tumbler Ridge Ridge Riders Snowmobile Association, Rocky Mountain Riders, and Pine Valley Trail Blazers.

I have been involved in organized snowmobiling for over the past 20 years. I am currently with the Rocky Mountain Riders Snowmobile Club in Mackenzie and have been president for the last 5 years. Within that time my focus was to promote snowmobiling to be a family sport and to get people involved within the sport. With this I promote safety and education on riding skills and Avalanche awareness.
I would like to be on the Board of Directors for the British Columbia Snowmobile Federation so I can be involved within the province to promote the wonders and the greatness of this family sport. I will use my dedication and strive towards getting the information out the people on the importance of safety and training.
 

Region 2 includes the Prince George Snowmobile Club, Burns Lake Snowmobile Club, Houston, Snowmobile Club, Skeena Valley Snowmobile Association, Kitimat Snowmobile & Hikers Club, McBride Big Country Snowmobile Association, and the Wells Snowmobile Club.

Peter Doyle is a member and President of the Kamloops Snowmobile Association. As Region 3 Director he works with the Quesnel Snowmobile Club, Williams Lake Powder Kings, Mica Mountain Riders, 100 Mile Snowmobile Club, Interlakes Snowmobile Club, Green Lakes Snowmobile Club, Clearwater Sno-Drifters, Blue River Powder Packers, VARDA, and the Kamloops Snowmobile Association. 

Brian is a member and Club President  of the Chilliwack Snowmobile Club. As Region 4 Director he works with the Burke Mountain Snowmobile Association, Chilliwack Snowmobile Club, Summit Seekers Snowmobile Club, and the Coquihalla Summit Snowmobile Club.

"I have been involved in snowmobiling for over 20 years. In that time I have gone from volunteering at poker runs and hill climbs to starting a new club (Chilliwack) and sitting as vice president to now current president. I was instrumental in beginning the process to acquire a management agreement for the Coquihalla and have done so for my club in Chilliwack now.
My local involvement with RSTBC for the past seven years as a member of the Chilliwack Recreation Advisory Group has given much insight and experience with working with government. 
I would like to further that relationship with government bodies to achieve better understanding of our needs for the BCSF." -  Brian Romak
 

Ben Drodge is a member and President of the Vernon Snowmobile Association and also a member of Hunter's Range Snowmobile Club. As Region 8 Director, he works with the Merritt Snowmobile Club, Timberline Cruisers Snowmobile CLub, Similkameen Snowmobile Club, Christina Lake Snowmobile Club, Penticton Snowmobile Club, Kelowna Snowmobile Club, and the Boundary Snowmobile Club. 

I am from small town Sooke BC were I spent most of my youth wondering from 
job to job on Fishing Boats , then  Rock work , Forklift , firewood you name 
it ! I tried it. if it put gas in my Car it thought it was worth a go . 
until I moved to the Okanagan and seen the Boats here were a bit different , 
and the all year work was like a Unicorn . that's when I started to find out 
what the term (make hay while the sun shines really meant)  then the Clothing 
Imprint business found me . I have not looked back since. I work with my Father 
at our Custom Screen Printing and Direct to Garment warehouse in Vernon BC 
where I spend the winter in the Back Country on my Snowmobile with my 
wife Niki , we are both on the Board of Directors for the 
Vernon Snowmobile Club , Myself as the President and Niki as the Treasurer . 
The Vernon Snowmobile Club puts on two big events per year , one is the 
BC Provincial Snow Show , and the other is the Silver Star Hill Climb. 
both are worth the trip if your into Snowmobiling . During the summers 
you can find us working hard at the warehouse . but on weekends 
we are at the Cabin , our out on the road Riding the great motorcycle 
routes we have in the Okanagan area. I like to work hard all week and 
play all weekend always looking forward the next adventure. - Ben Drodge

Doug Hogg is a member and President of the Cranbrook Snowmobile Club. As Region 9 Director he works with the Beaver Mountain Snowmobile Association, Corbin Country Club, Cranbrook Snowmobile Club, Elk Valley Mountaineers, Elkford Snowmobile Association, Fernie Snowmobile Association, Kokanee Country Snowmobile Club, Moyie Lake Snowmobile & ATV Club,  SCAIA Scamps Snowmobile Society, West Kootenay SnoGoers Association, and the Windermere Valley Snowmobile Society.