Ken Clement-Owner/ Governor
Ken has been a successful serial entrepreneur building on 35 years of experience in multiple sectors. His experience in high level team sports along with numerous successful projects has influenced him to build strong teams reliant on passion, integrity and work ethic.
Ken played junior hockey in Western Canada winning two Canadian Championships with the Powel River Regals. He played for WHL Victoria Cougars and the Medicine Hat Tigers, the BCHL Nanaimo Clippers and the WHL Nanaimo Islanders. In 2017 Ken was inducted to the BC Hockey Hall of Fame.
Ken has a long family history in Prince Edward County which he calls home and where he one day plans to retire. He takes his stewardship of owning the Wellington Dukes very seriously and is passionate about moving young hockey players onto the next level of education and sport.
Michelle McIntyre-Accounting
Michelle handles all of the accounting and bookkeeping for the Wellington Dukes and their sister company Total Sports Media.
Kelly Martin-Director of Sales & Marketing /Graphics/Sponsorship
905-914-7454
This is Kelly’s 5th season with the Dukes. Kelly has more than 18 years experience working for teams in the OJHL along with several years working for teams in jr C and B. Kelly was runner up OJHL Executive of the year in the past and is passionate about connecting hockey with local charitable groups. Kelly has been focused on connecting the Dukes with our local not for profit and charitable groups in our fund-raising initiatives. In the 2023-24 season we raised and donated approximately $20,000 for local charities. Kelly was recipient of a Town of Cobourg Civic Award in 2012 for her work in raising money for charities through hockey. Kelly has coordinated several high profile OJHL events in the past. Kelly is also the founder of Total Sports Quinte which launched in May of 2017 and manages our Total Sports Quinte Media division. Kelly designs the programs, rink ads, hockey cards, magazines and manages the Dukes website along with the Total Sports website content on the Totalsportsquinte.ca Sports Hub.
Emilie Martin-Sponsorship & Sales Associate
905-269-9724 / EMAILCONTACT EMILIE
Emilie joined the Dukesorganization recently to help grow our sponsorship sales and communitysupport of the Dukes for the up and coming 2024 - 25 season.
Emilie is a hairstylist by trade who operates her own beauty salon inBrighton called Emilie’s House of Hair.She is a wife and mother of daughters Aislynn and Finleigh who are avid equestrian riders.
If you are interested in supporting the Dukes while promoting your business please give her a shout.
Brock Ormond-Play-by-Play Wellington Dukes Broadcaster
Wellington Dukes Sports Writer
Brock is returning for his 11th season broadcasting Dukes games on Hockey TV and Your TV Quinte.
He started his career in the 2014-15 season, getting an opportunity to call games for the teams he had grew up watching as a fan, the Belleville Bulls and the Dukes, filling in for his first Bulls game on October 8, 2014.
Brock has had the good fortune of calling Buckland Cup Championships and a Dudley Hewitt Cup Central Ontario Regional Championship, including the Dukes’ 2018 title run.
Brock holds an Advanced Diploma in Journalism (Online, Print, Broadcast, and Sports), which he achieved in 2017. He has been honoured to have interviewed and told the stories and journeys of many athletes and coaches in his time in the field.
He loves the passion and dedication of junior hockey players and the close-knit bond they form with fans.
Brock is looking forward to another great season of Wellington Dukes hockey in 2023-24.
Tyler Brown-PA Announcer, DJ, Director of Social-Media/ Dukes & Total Sports
Tyler is the social media director for the Wellington Dukes. In addition, he also is the teams public address announcer and DJ.
A life long county resident, Tyler has been attending Dukes games since a young age and has performed a variety of jobs with the team. Tyler established the Dukes social media pages in 2014 and has continued to promote the team and players ever since.
“It’s an awesome feeling coming to the rink every game night and chatting with fans and volunteers of my home town team. It’s what makes small town hockey so great and keeps me coming back year after year”.
